also coming up the european leaders visit greece just like when crisis goes from bad to worse in germany greece to take in more than 1500 refugees fat ass and this one other european countries to help. i'm going if i must and welcome the united arab emirates and buff rain has signed agreements to normalize relations with israel that's the 1st major agreement between arab countries and israel since jordan and egypt signed peace treaties a quarter century ago u.s. president trying post at the white house ceremony placing himself in the role of international peace maker ahead of us elections in november the decision by the united arab emirates and bahrain to normalize ties with israel breaks with decades of consensus within the arab world a peace deal with the palestinians had long been up billed as a prerequisite for establishing relations with israel but trump bad news on yahoo praised the deal as groundbreaking. for. we're here this afternoon to change the course of history after decades of division and conflict we mark the dawn of a new middle east thanks to the great courage of the leaders of

also coming up the european leaders visit greece just like when crisis goes from bad to worse in germany greece to take in more than 1500 refugees pass on this one to other european countries to help too.

european leaders visit greece as the migrant crisis goes from bad to worse germany greece to take in one of the 1500 refugees that absence once to other european countries to help to. end his 1st public comments and says poisoning our lungs the russian opposition leader alexina pictured sitting up with his family and breathing on his own. i merely said i must and welcome the united arab emirates and the frame have signed agreements to normalize relations with israel it's the 1st major agreement of this kind between arab countries and israel since jordan and egypt signed peace treaties a quarter century ago u.s. president post of the white house ceremony placing himself in the role of international peacemaker ahead of us elections in november. the decision by the united arab emirates and bahrain to normalize ties with israel breaks with decades of consensus within the arab world a peace deal with the palestinians had long been up hild as a prerequisite for establishing relations with israel both trump and netanyahu price the deal is groundbreaking. we're here this afternoon to change

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the news this is a reminder of the top story this hour germany says tend to say as have agreed to take in the 400 unaccompanied children from greece's morea migrant germany and france will take the majority up to $150.00 each $12000.00 people have been left homeless since she started counting on tuesday and that's. coming up next in the news asia tensions along china and india's disputed border in the green meant to disengage and ease the tensions in the himalayas. a new exhibition in china celebrates the communist party's apparent victory over the throne of the. hong kong says face pressure to self censor on the belgians to national security. there a strategy has sold out on the lot more for you in just a moment news age that is often stands for launch. narrative drama competition viable marketing numbers atmosphere help fight at times intuition love money millionaires fans primes fans spam and found. coupons on you tube joining us. gemini with debbie and any time any place. video never. had the benefit of. someone's to sing along to download it is to combine the 2 from super. to. have varied courses put it into active exercises wr

more than 12000 are without shelter and hungry after a fire destroyed greece's largest refugee camp in germany and france leads an initiative to take in 400 unaccompanied minors but what about the other. also coming up deadly wildfires sweeping across large parts of the western united states thousands are told to flee as the blazes threaten communities in california oregon washington. hello i'm terry martin and welcome to the program e.u. governments are racing against the clock and the weather to find shelter for thousands of displaced migrants from greece's morea kaun a massive fire destroyed the camp on tuesday night leaving some 12000 people homeless greece has provided to ferry to house thousands of refugees to more ships will be sent in the coming days for the past 3 nights most of the migrants have slept in the open and are struggling to get enough food and water. the 3rd night in the open in the parking lot of a supermarket people who thought they had nothing left to lose have lost what little remained some bear the injuries sustained in trying to rescue their meager possessions from t

greece. >> [inaudible] germany. reporter: these two families have traveled across asia.nd to leave for germany where a mentally handicapped child can receive care. [inaudible] job?s your >> [inaudible] no job. reporter: in theory, refugees who are granted asylum are free to fend for themselves. in greece, with unemployment at 15%, it's all most impossible to do. the international organization for migration is putting these people up in hotels for six months. after that, apartment rentals will be subsidized. proceduredynamic which started a few months ago. there are more collective efforts from the competent authorities in order for them to be transferred from the greek islands to the mainland. reporter: these are the lucky refugees who have survived dangerous crossings overland ansi. that has taken them years to reach the european mainland and receive asylum. they have years to go before they learn european languages and skills and finally integrate themselves into the workforce. the government has drawn down island refugee populations by 40% since the beginning of the y

except perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning back to the ravages of war left at home. sky and ground i witnessed documentary on al-jazeera. condemnation mounts against the commander in chief as president trump denies mocking america's war dead as losers and suckers. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al-jazeera live from doha also coming up touted as a diplomatic victory for trump serbia and cost of a regional economic deal of the days of talks in washington. was. taking up the fight against an unpopular president a new opposition forces formed in belarus.

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it's a perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning bank to the ravages of war left at home. sky and ground a witness documentary on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. i'm fully back to bill in doha with a look at our main stories on al-jazeera french president emmanuel cole says lebanon must form a new government quickly to get out of his for lyrical and economic crisis is making his 2nd visit to the country since a devastating explosion at beirut sport on august 4th. was named as lebanon's new prime minister hours before michael holmes arrival as in a harder has more from beirut. a 2nd visit in less than a month mccall really projecting influence and power the political message. we are the main up.

it's a perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning back to the ravages of war left at home. sky and ground a witness documentary on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. war in. this is al-jazeera. hello there i'm the star of the attack and this is the news hour live from out headquarters here and coming up in the next 60 minutes angry protests against lebanon's new leadership that's facing pressure over the devastating port explosion and an economic crisis bring in reforms or face sanctions french president emanuel macklemore and lebanon's leaders during his 2nd visit to beirut since the explosion . u.s. president all trump is heading to the city of commotion following.

and we know that germany is more cautious france has backed greece as in the name of european sort ofthe easy germany is more cautious about backing greece because of order turkish people it is it is own country so there force let's hope that it leads to some kind of negotiation between greece and turkey backed by a united europe that meaning especially you know to germany and france on these dorsey thank you so much for talking to us thank you for your insights jack hanna is a senior research fellow at the global policy institute live there from seminal in western france. now russia's foreign minister has ruled that negotiations with balances opposition council has accused them of illegal behavior and working with ukrainian extremists lavrov has been meeting with his counterpart from the government of. president alexander lukashenko let's go live to alexandra steele janowicz got for who joins us from moscow alexander russia already voiced support for look i shan't go what was the point of this meeting between the foreign ministers of russia and belarus. well for the other point was a

of migrants morea more than 12000 are seeking shelter and food after fire destroyed greece's largest refugee camp germany and france lead an initiative to take in 400000 accompanied miners but what about the others also coming up deadly wildfires sweep across large parts of the western united states hundreds of thousands are told to flee as the blazes threaten communities in california oregon and washington. chemical attacks poisonings and other intimidation russian position groups say the kremlin is using illegal tactics to influence this weekend's local elections meets one politician challenging party's grip on power. but i'm terry march and welcome to the program governments all racing against the clock and the weather to find shelter for thousands of displaced migrants from greece's morea camp a massive fire destroyed the camp on tuesday night leaving some 12000 people homeless greece has provided a ferry to house thousands of refugees to more ships will be sent in the coming days for the past 3 nights most have slept in the open and are struggling to get enough food and water. there. 3rd night in th

of moriah more than 12000 are seeking shelter and food after a pirate destroyed greece's largest refugee camp in germany and france takes the lead on initiative to bring in $400000.00 accompanied mothers but what about the others also coming up a nationwide opt out looms for israel ahead of the jewish new year as the country reports more than 4000 new coronavirus infections in just one day. plus of all options open the poisoning of russian opposition leader alexina bunny has germany weighing economic sanctions against russia at least they're joined with their choice pipeline project or stream 2 in limbo. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us governments are racing against the clock and the weather to find shelter for thousands of displaced migrants from greece's morea camp a massive fire destroyed the camp on tuesday night leaving some 12000 people homeless greece has provided a ferry to house some of the refugees to more ships will be sent in the coming days for the past 3 nights most have slept in the. open and are struggling to get enough food and water. a 3rd night in the open in the parki

migrants morea more than 12000 are without shelter and hungry after a fire destroyed greece's largest refugee camp in germany and france leaves an initial just taking for hundreds of other companies miners but what about the other . also coming up from deadly.

it's a perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning back to the ravages of war left at home. scully and grant a witness to human tree on al-jazeera. reminder now of the top stories on al-jazeera international pressure on russia is growing after germany said it has unequivocal proof that russian opposition politician like saying about me was poisoned with another chalk nerve agent chancellor angela merkel has described the poisoning as attempted murder 14 people accused of helping gunmen attacked the french satirical weekly magazine charlie of the door and the jewish supermarket upon a trial and paris 17 people were killed in the attacks 5 years ago and greece has quarantined the morea refugee camp on the island of less force for 2 weeks after its 1st reported case of covert 19 the camp currently houses more than 20000 people . at least 6 people were killed and 15 injured when gunmen attacked mourners at a wake in the mexican city of quite another hours earlier president and the rest by the way and has over a dog a knowledge. that murders and extortion by organized cr

it's a perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning bank to the ravages of war left at home. sky and ground a witness documentary on al-jazeera. for we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call. out is iraq will bring you the news and current affairs that matter t.f. . outta there. ready. this is al jazeera i'm dating you navigate i with a check on your world headlines russian opposition leader election of all me is the victim of a murder attempt and the kremlin must answer a difficult questions that's been the message from the government of germany where in of all they remain seriously ill in their capitals hospital doctors say they have proof he was poisoned and the baba reports what could be wrong that was not the good old alexina valmy in a video filmed in the siberian city of novosibirsk days before he collapsed on a flight to moscow now the german government says tests carried out in a military laboratory have produced unequivocal proof the russian opposition leader was poisoned with a nerve agent nova

it's a perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning back to the ravages of war left at home. sky and ground i witnessed documentary on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera i'm peter dhabi these are your top stories the u.s. president told trump suggest that american should vote twice the forthcoming elections despite the fact that it's actually illegal mr trump has been insisting without any evidence that an increase in mail in ballots would lead to widespread voter fraud. german doctors say they have proof the russian opposition leader alexina valmy was poisoned with the soviet era nerve agent nabil chong who is being treated in a hospital in a statement the kremlin rejected claims russianness aids was behind what happened india's recorded the world's biggest single day rise in new infections more than 83000 cases were reported on wednesday the u.s. held the previous single day record with 77000 typhoon my sack has swept up the korean peninsula leaving at least one person dead winds reached more than 160 kilometers an hour severe flooding in both the

it's a perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning back to the ravages of war left at home. sky and ground i witnessed documentary on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick recap of our top stories here this hour the u.s. president has denied claims he called war veterans and fallen soldiers suckers and losers the allegations were published in the atlantic magazine and donald trump denounced the report as a hoax and a disgrace to serbia and kosovo have agreed to normalize economic ties after decades of conflict the serbian president alexander and kosovo's by minister of health talks in washington for several days. an armed group has left the city of bunia in democratic republic of congo after a standoff there but hundreds of fighters are threatening to return if their demands which include receiving food rations are not met. the russian opposition leader sky is calling on the united nations to condemn the government's violent crackdown on protesters she's accusing president lukashenko rigging last month's election when she kind of sky is urging the u.n. to send a monitori

greece. you know. germany. germany come here these 2 families have traveled across asia they too intend to leave for germany and it would all have. been you tell me what's your job what work to do to. get it. in syria refugees who are granted asylum a free to fend for themselves in greece with unemployment at 15 percent and few integration programs it's almost impossible to do so the international organization for migration is putting these people up in hotels for 2 months after that their apartment rentals will be subsidized that the condition of the island is a dynamic procedure which had started there a few months ago after the firing more yeah there are more collective efforts from the competent authorities in order for all lead to big baby to be transferred from the greek the an island to the mainland these are the lucky refugees who've survived dangerous crossings over land and sea crossing. and that alone has taken them years to reach the european mainland and receive asylum and they have years to go bef

it's a perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning bank to the ravages of war left at home. sky and ground a witness documentary on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a reminder of the headlines this hour u.s. president donald trump is under fire for comments advising people to illegally vote twice in the vendors election but the white house says he's not encouraging on lawful behavior is addressing crates right now in the troll but pennsylvania earlier on thursday trumps all people who are voting by mail to do it again in person to test the system. democratic presidential candidate joe biden is 1st in the city or can osha which has become the new focus of the u.s. debate on systemic racism is spoke with the family of jacob bleak the unarmed black man and he was shot 7 times in the back by a white police officer. and nato has announced that greece and turkey will hold to defuse tensions in the eastern mediterranean they've been malts in a dispute over gas exploration rights turkey's welcomed the initiative to greece says there will be no talks unless turkey withdraws sh

the interior minister did announce earlier that germany will take in some of the 400 miners who have already been moved to mainland greece human rights organizations say that is not enough what are germany's options well what's at issue here is the question of whether shermie should bring in refugee is on its own or whether it should be done within the european union framework the interior minister is saying it should be done only within this european union framework that includes these $400.00 miners that we are talking about whereas there are very very large sections of german society more than 100 minutes a product of several of the german federal states and including several dozen members of the conservative coalition government. members of parliament from the conservative coalition who are saying we need to bring in this crisis situation we need to bring in people immediately we need to not take any regard of european plans european. how should i say reticence germany should lead on this issue and should bring people in who are in desperate need immediately but this is something that the german government is continu

the perilous journey across the mediterranean in 2015 and eventually made it here to germany she later returned to greece to help save the lives of other refugees so it is good to have you on the show let me start by asking you about that haunting image there we sell there of a line. i remember people saying 5 years ago we have to do something so that his death will not have been in vain. 5 years later once they were just nothing changed we still have the same accidents and the same situation happening every single day. that's called death but still there's people drowning there is there actually is even worse now there's pushbacks people are illegally. been accused of being camillo's and been sent back to their lands where they actually left fleas in the 1st place because they asked for safety so it's getting worse nothing change there's over 50000 refugees in greece itself or your refugee camp as is the king of the headlines on the news and still nothing's happening just a little bit about why you decided to leave syria because as simple as i lost my home i had no proof on top of my head i wasn't even

it's a perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning bank to the ravages of war left at home. sky and ground a witness documentary on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera in mind of our top stories this hour more than $100.00 people including opposition politicians have walked free from prison in venezuela after being pardoned by president a nicolas maduro parliamentary elections a shadow for december the move is widely seen as an attempt to boost participation in the vote. french president emmanuel mccrone says lebanon needs to form a new government quickly to get out of its deep political and economic crises is on the 2nd day of a visit to lebanon was named as prime minister just hours before microphones a vital. chinese state media is warning india over rising tension there disputed borders saying it will inflict severe military losses india says it disrupted what it calls provocative military movements by chinese troops in the eastern lot and china counters that indian forces violated its territorial sovereignty during an operation. the us presidential candidates are b

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this is a reminder of all the top story this hour germany says 10 member states of the green to take in 400 unaccompanied children the from greece's morea migrant germany and france will take the majority up to 150 each 12000 people have been left homeless since a huge 5 destroyed to town on tuesday night. don't forget you can always get news on the go just download go up from the play all from the apps told the both of you are says the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news if you look on all the news story because you use the d w up to send us your photos and videos what's coming the way. this is t w news up next so you getting enough rest and relaxation and let's really generate . a. good ship. thank you very much for watching on the biggest. audience. i usta the work on your brain each silly. healthy off time is my topic today. our experience shows that current freshmen fall due of physical good and the psychological energy how best to take a load off these highly individual. there are a 1000000 ways to relax in a healthy manner. the code. hundreds often use in my columns. where i

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agreed to normalize relations also coming up tonight european leaders visit greece as the migrant crisis goes from bad to worse germany has agreed to take in more than $1500.00 refugees but athens wants other european countries to help. and in his 1st public comments since his poisoning last month the russian opposition leader is pictured sitting up with his family he says that he's finally breathing on his own. i'm off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome u.s. president says today is the dawn of a new day in the middle east he's hosted a ceremony at the white house marking the normalization of relations between 2 goal for arab states and israel the foreign ministers of the united arab emirates and bahrain joint present. trump and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to sign formal agreements to establish diplomatic relations it's the 1st time in more than a quarter of a century that an arab states has established ties with israel trump expressed hope that other arab countries will soon follow while netanyahu think the president for his quote decisive leadership. this day

european destination for asylum-seekers with 45,000 applications, a long way behind germany, france, spain, and greece johnson is planning new legislation, which will make deportations easier. next we will address the rigidities in our laws that make this country a target and a magnet for those who would exploit vulnerable people. >> for hundreds of people -- years people have come to britain as a beacon of freedom and safety and that tradition is on the line. waxed human rights groups blame government policies for encouraging right-wingers. they try to force police to take a to honor veterans. [chanting] >> after taunting the police, the little veteran was arrested, but released later this same day. the lifeboat crew honors the national maritime government debt covenant, to protect those in peril on the sea. ♪ judy: it was a momentous decision, a recent supreme court ruling, much of eastern oklahoma remains indian country, granting jurisdictional control to the muscogee creek nation and four neighboring tribal nations. members of congress and tribal leaders are right now in two days of virtual discus

the perilous journey across the mediterranean in 2015 and eventually made it here to germany she later returned to greece to help save the lives of other refugees it's good to have you on the show let me start by asking you about that haunting image there we sell there of. i remember people saying 5 years ago we have to do something so that his death would not have been in vain 5 years later. once the village nothing changed we still have the same accidents and the same situation happening every single day. let's call death but still those people drowning there is there actually is even worse now there's pushbacks people are illegally. been accused of being camillo's and been sent back to their lands where they actually left fleas in the 1st place because they asked for safety so it's getting worse nothing changed there's over 50000 refugees in greece itself or your refugee camp as is the king of the headlines on the news and still nothing's happening so you know why you decided to leave syria because as simple as i lost my home i had no proof on top of my head i wasn't even safe anymore to go to school

european destination for asylum seekers, with 45,000 applications, a long way behind germany, france, spain and greecester boris johnson isni pl new legislation which will make deportations easier. >> we will address the rigidities in our laws tt make this country, i'm afra, a target and a magnet for those who would exploit vulnerable people. >> for hundreds of years people have come to britain as a beacon of freedom and safety. and that tradition is on the line at the moment. >> reporter: human rights groups blame government's policies for encouraging right wingers. here they tried to force theke police to ta the knee to honor british veterans. >> whoill take the knee for the veterans? >> shame on you. shame on you. >> you'll take thenee for black lives matter, but yout won'ke the knee for veterans who have died. >> they've got nobby. they've got nobby. >> reporter: after taunting the police for hours, the little veteran was arrested, but released later the same day. >> you're not english any more. >> reporter: the climate confronting asylum seekers mayio be detting, but the lifeboat crew honors the

except perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning back to the ravages of war left at home. sky and ground a witness documentary on al-jazeera. china's new national security law has tightened beijing's grip on hong kong and stifled protests that rocked the city a year ago. with pro-democracy candidates now disqualified from running elections and activists fearing imprisonment or worse does this spell the end for one country 2 systems people in power investigates hong kong and the game on i guess you know. if you want to help save the world. sneeze and euro. these are not acts of peaceful protest but really domestic terror president trump visits can osha to see the damage by rioters and show his support for police to spite appeals to stay away. and again i have a cigar and this is al jazeera live from london also coming up.

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it's a perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning back to the ravages of war leftat home. on. sky and ground a witness documentary on al-jazeera. his country's begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few days. in front of the neighborhood and many fear the economy is be prioritised about for human life until fall of people getting the focus and they are here because i can put it like in places we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus fundament special coverage on a. if you are looking at this from the outside you would really wonder what was going on but what is this rice is a religion that they have an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic drug this is still the center of capitalism there is no limits i view myself as a capital artist we are trying to pay for the well smaller and smaller we don't want to be set realistic in the world we would rather have a fantasy growing pains on al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with the top stories he

making the long trek from greece and the balkan countries all the way to germany's borders. and here's a look at the situation that confronted both migrants and hunger areas at collected station back in 2050. calls of frustration and anger at budapest collecting station. many of those finding shelter here had fled war and violence in their homelands. and made a dangerous e crossing at the mercy of people smugglers but in hungary they found europe's doors closed at times as many as sticks 1000 were stranded here making do with makeshift camps and no aid from the hungarian government. but they did find helping hands among some of budapest citizens in the beginning. as they were friends. 2 or 3 they can send someone to. the paper. some money. to buy. parts from a. hunger in that from getting. one of those helpers he spent months at collecting station distributing food and comfort whatever he could. says his egyptian hungary and jewish heritage compelled him to go to the station. and his sense of responsibility for his fellow man made him stay. on them it wasn't a job. it was so

with the influx of thousands of people stephanie decker al-jazeera that's most island greece britain france and germany say u.n. sanctions relief for iran will continue beyond the 20th of september last month washington triggered a 30 day process of u.n. security council pressing for a return of u.n. sanctions on iran by saturday but remember the u.s. the iran nuclear deal and 2018 and so britain france and germany say that means u.s. action would not have any legal effect. egyptian security forces are cracking down on protests ahead of the 1st anniversary of the largest anti government demonstrations for 5 years officers arrested a group of demonstrators in suez province on friday others have been detained around the square the epicenter of the arab spring protests back in 2011 critics of president. calling for rallies across egypt on the 28th of september they accuse sisi of corruption and destroying the economy and demanding he step down. the indian army has concluded its soldiers wrongly killed 3 men during a gun battle in indian and minister kashmir 2 months ago initially the army described the me

it's a perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning back to the ravages of war left at home. sky and ground a witness documentary on al-jazeera. an experimental treatment in russia is hope and some multiple sclerosis sufferers hope the disease what stage of the treatment in us one o one east follows those trying to get in and out of moscow in a time of pandemic. played important role checking in with. race. from the news on here at al-jazeera these are up top stories the us president donald trump has suggested americans should vote twice in the upcoming elections despite that being illegal trump has been insisting without evidence that an increase in mail in ballots would lead to widespread voter force german doctors say they have proof the russian opposition leader elects an evolving was poisoned with the soviet era nerve agent he is being treated in berlin in a statement the kremlin projected that claims the russian state was behind it. and india's record of the world's biggest single day rides a new infections of coronavirus more than 83000 cases on wednesday prev

nations to step up their response to the crisis on tuesday germany said that it would take in more than $1500.00 migrants from greece. as he walked away from a temporary migrant camp on the greek island of lesbos european union council president a shild michel made it clear he was not walking away from the problem. difficult very complex situation. on behalf of the european union i would want to see that i refused. all this migration challenge this is a common european challenge by the end of the month the apparent commissioning things to put a new concrete proposal from the 3rd world those proposals are expected to include tougher border policing policies and renewed efforts to resettle migrants across the european union are in the day both michelle and the greek prime minister jointly appealed for more solidarity from the aid you. athens want other member states to help run the new refugee camps being built on greece's eastern islands. meanwhile the greek economy has set up temporary accommodation for thousands of migrants displaced by the fires at the more a camp. across the bay from these temporary camps many gr

happens in october 25th saga i can muster around our flight to greece fine turkey they arrived in germany via the balkan routes and applied for political asylum which one year later in november 26th team was granted and usually they were accommodated in the municipality of mice and their 1st chance a boy was born in december 25th. 2 months later the young couple were taken to their new accommodation in classmate's together with 20 other refugees. we have on we were tired very tired we hadn't even i had a child he was only 60 days old. we return with them to classmates to the place where they were supposed to find a new home to live in. the bush hut here here is where the bus stopped to look evil or already waiting while the full there were tractors and cars and the people were making a lot of noise and we thought what's going on here what's happening. why are these people here why are they shouting i devised very little to a man he was german and arabic and our friend was able to speak english. he explained that the locals didn't want us to live here. release we are here late bit . for fa