gulf mediation is. to have initiative and there was a dialogue a national dialogue and there is allusion of two thousand two hundred sixteen. which were then different framework and the. basis that are in place also as far as the nation or the murder or the oath is a militias undertaken such actions are totally condemned unacceptable and they are condemned the by all the gulf states and the international community. the. resolutions that condemn such acts. the g.c.c. supports the achievement of the interests of their many people this is. also reflected in the statement. in the decision of the. highness the leaders of the gulf to find a peaceful solution and to condemn such action. in two thousand and four and fourteen. q i too was hit in the session then and i had the pleasure of talking to my brother disagree general to have a national dialogue and. together with my brother who will attempt to continue. to. have the constitution and have the problem entry elections god willing. thank you very much. you

to maintain this gulf cooperation council yes we are not in the business to. time there is like a big gap here but i think this can be rectified as as it happened two thousand and thirteen two thousand and fourteen this is not the first time it happens and maybe it's not the last time will it will happen but if we have the right mogens we have the right policies we have an agreement that we deal with conflict resolution whenever it happens will any reason in a certain way then this will have a real a future we have not only jump in the issue get were coming to the end up till about birds want to get an idea from you as to how this rift can be healed what concrete next step can be taken. well i would also echo what has been said that the g.c.c. summit was a missed opportunity for everybody concerned. it seems that the country drawn to want to give and they don't want to sit on the table to negotiate and that is a real pity because this is this summit could have been a real chance for them to do so. i think what has been demanded from qatar is totally unacceptab

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while the announcement that this year's gulf cooperation council summit would go ahead as planned in kuwait came as a surprise to many it also brought renewed hope for a diplomatic breakthrough that might in the gulf crisis upon his arrival in kuwait on tuesday but that is a mere shift i mean been hammered acehnese issued a statement expressing sincere gratitude toward kuwait's emir. and his wishes for the success of the current summit stressing that the current situation in the region required the council's members to band together against all odds and challenges but even before the summit officially kicked off divisions were very much on display first the united arab emirates announced it had formed a new economic and military partnership with saudi arabia that would be separate from the g.c.c. then saudi arabia the u.a.e. and bahamian decided not to send their respective leaders to kuwait it could be that it is embarrassing for some of the leadership of the country is the quartet work i think anthony has to turn up. and therefore they sent a lower level but it could be that they'r

the gulf cooperation council the arab world's only trading block isn't living up to its name and how pressing the pause button on economic cooperation is affecting this oil rich region also this week plastic economy it's profitable business but the true cost to our planet and health is staggering and it is quite literally washing up on our doorstep and it's been twenty five years since the world's first text message was sent and that is something to talk about given the way the humble s.m.s. has evolved into an entire messaging industry. so when you're six months into a diplomatic crisis that splinted an entire geographical region an annual meeting of leaders from that region takes on extra significance when the gulf cooperation council summit ended abruptly this week so too did any hopes of a breakthrough in the blocks biggest crisis in decades the meeting in kuwait city was the first since saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt cut their trade and diplomatic ties with qatar in june a period which as you'll see in this week's program has affected not just diplomatic ties but econ

state capitals foreign minister says his countries i mean i mean how middle danny will attend the gulf cooperation council summit which starts on tuesday. now the g.c.c. is in the midst of its worst political and diplomatic crisis in decades saudi arabia the u.a.e. and bahrain along with egypt cut diplomatic ties with qatar back in june accusing it of supporting and funding terrorism a charge that doha has strongly denied now the blockade has divided the g.c.c. which was established in one thousand nine hundred eighty one for close economic trade and security partnerships kuwait which is hosting the summit has been acting as the mediator in the crisis but it's not clear for the gulf heads of state will actually attend well let's get the very latest from shell in kuwait city we've been waiting very patiently for the first part of the morning it's one of the first occasions that these senior diplomats and potential leaders of the g.c.c. will meet face to face after the cattle blockade but who do we expect actually to be there and what can we expect them to say. we're not quite sure reall

the gulf cooperation council summit has ended hopes of a breakthrough in the blanks biggest crisis in decades the meeting in kuwait city was the first since saudi arabia bahrain of the united arab emirates and egypt cut trade and diplomatic ties with qatar in june reports. while the announcement that this year's gulf cooperation council summit would go ahead as planned in kuwait came as a surprise to many it also brought renewed hope for a diplomatic breakthrough that might in the gulf crisis upon his arrival in kuwait on tuesday but that is a mere shift i mean been hammered acehnese issued a statement expressing sincere gratitude toward kuwait's emir. and his wishes for the success of the current summit stressing that the current situation in the region required the council's members to band together against all odds and challenges but even before the summit officially kicked off the divisions were very much on display. first the united arab emirates announced it had formed a new economic and military partnership with saudi arabia that would be separate from the g.c.c. then saudi ara

getting ready to host a meeting of the gulf cooperation council invitations have been sent out to gulf leaders but it's still not known for sure who will attend since the beginning of the blockade on qatar kuwait. has attempted to end the dispute in october he warned of the potential collapse of the g.c.c. if the crisis continues many analysts agree this is i think the middle quite knows very well that the crisis is actually for a long and we are going to see probably two blocs within the g.c.c. one is led by saudi arabia and it. will actually have. to a lesser extent probably kuwait. so we'll be having been to see a lot of that one asked on saturday about the gulf diplomatic crisis at the international mediterranean dialogue conference in rome how those foreign ministers shift mohamed when i'm on a sunny said it was important for countries to work together you need to reach a level of understanding going security principles that everybody is going to appoint and everybody should and should be committed to and then from there we've been. on it on the next system for a lot of the cooper

and then the third one is westbound west of gulf mills. the road had been closed briefly, right now i'm told the left lane is open and getting by. >> all right. bob kent with penndot. thank you so much for giving us that information. and we will check back with you later. >> no problem, rosemary. take care. >> meteorologist steve sosna is keeping track of the snowy conditions out there, how long the snow will continue to fall, what you're seeing in your neighborhood. >> all right, rosemary. good advice, just stay home. what happens is in these kinds of situations you get all the traffic on the roadways, everybody's backed up and then the road crews can't actually treat the road surface. so we can't disburse those trucks that may be out there to where they need to be. so stay home a good option right now. this is a live look at cape may, new jersey. case and point. it's not just in philadelphia, south jersey seeing the samecor side and secondary roads. you're looking at the schuylkill expressway and it looks like that, you can imagine what

getting ready to host a meeting of the gulf cooperation council invitations have been sent out to gulf leaders but it's still not known for sure who will attend since the beginning of the blockade on qatar kuwait. has attempted to end the dispute in october he warned of the potential collapse of the g.c.c. if the crisis continues many analysts agree this is i think the middle quite knows very well that the crisis is actually for a long and we are going to see probably two blocs within the g.c.c. one is led by saudi arabia and then it. will actually have. to a lesser extent probably kuwait. so we'll be having been to see a lot of that one asked on saturday about the gulf diplomatic crisis at the international mediterranean dialogue conference in rome others foreign minister schiff mohamed when i'm on a sunny said it was important for countries to work together you need to reach a level of understanding going security principles that everybody is going to appoint and everybody should and should be committed to and then from there we. wanted to on the next system for a lot of the cooperat

so that's no typical here in the gulf of -- gulf of mexico everywhere, in fact, in the world. so you have at least rising at the accelerated rate and that's very extra contribution is mainly from -- the melting of the greenland ice sheet due to sea ice retreating in arctic and another effect is that we're getting -- released from arctic surface because les sediments from the continental shelve was of the arctic and actually the three bed sediments -- in the last ice age allows below to get out, and we're now seeing big ones coming up into the atmosphere and again causing an acceleration of global warm withing. and the final -- not final but -- two more that affect people here is fact that -- the as sea ice retreats we're getting warmer the arctic is warming faster than rest of the world so the temperature difference between the arctic and the lower latitude is going down. and that's reducing strength of the jet stream that's the rapid air , wind, mass that separates arctic air from the tropical air and you experience it when you fly from u.s. to europe. it helps you on your wa

on abu dhabi bellus al jazeera while staying in the region a meeting between foreign ministers of gulf countries is expected to go ahead in kuwait in the coming hours ahead of a crucial regional gathering cattles foreign minister says his country is a mastectomy been handled honey will attend the gulf cooperation council summit which starts on tuesday now the g.c.c. is in crisis after three members are to arabia the u.a.e. and bahrain seven diplomatic and trade ties with cattle this will be the first time since that blockade began almost six months ago you need to reach a level of understanding and going security principles that everybody is agreed upon and everybody should and should be committed to and then from there we build on. on it on the next system for one of the cooperation. well let's get the very latest from jamal i shall in kuwait city i mean this is the first time really that senior diplomats and leaders from the g.c.c. will be really meeting face to face since the catchall blockade began in jude tamala mean who will be the remote can we expect them to actually say. well

against the host is in yemen also it depends on how saudi arabia and what we go to war or from the gulf cooperation council summits in kuwait whether we're going to hear very overt initiative or sort or some sign that the gulf cooperation council is preferring more diplomacy and war. again it also depends on what the horses now conclude from this thing do they consider it a victory against someone who betrayed them or otherwise the pictures we're looking at right now marwan images from the reuters news agency are silas home one of his homes anyway in the capital sanaa which the hooty rebels attacked earlier today but i understand he wasn't killed during this attack on his home but by an r.p.g. on his vehicle outside just like a duck he was just and i mean how terrible how the images that we've seen on social media today and they reminiscent of what we saw in libya in twenty eleven in terms of how ugly and sad there are because then there there as we were saying earlier i mean qaddafi again for decades libya associated with his role for decades yemen associated with the with with the ali

gulf leaders surface to criticize evans who which they accuse of backing the rebels us they finished their summit early in kuwait but there was little or no discussion about the diplomatic standoff between three member states of qatar the box was dispute says its creation of reports from kuwait city. while the announcement that this year's gulf cooperation council summit would go ahead as planned in kuwait came as a surprise to many it also brought renewed hope for a diplomatic breakthrough that might in the gulf crisis upon his arrival in kuwait on tuesday but that is a mere shift i mean been handed a thani issued a statement expressing sincere gratitude toward kuwait's emir. and his wishes for the success of the current summit stressing that the current situation in the region required the council's members to band together against all odds and challenges but even before the summit officially kicked off divisions were very much on display. first the united arab emirates announced it had formed a new economic and military partnership with saudi arabia that would be separate from the

at a meeting between foreign ministers of gulf countries it's inspected to go ahead in kuwait in the coming hours ahead of a crucial regional gathering qatar's foreign minister says the victim even have adult party will attend the gulf cooperation council summit which starts on tuesday the g.c.c. is in crisis after three members saudi arabia the u.s. . seventh diplomatic and trade ties with cattle. thousands of people have been demonstrating in the capital of. prepares to enforce a nationwide curfew for. violent protests followed last week's disputed presidential election is yet to be declared. protesters made their way across the city of they can see on sunday answering a call by opposition leaders who have asked supporters across the country to march there are thousands of people on the streets of the city demanding the national elections commission. they're also calling for under president. to step down. demonstrators express a general mistrust of the national elections commission making the job of international observers all the more valuable. their we won the recount to be fair

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well staying in the region the meeting between the foreign ministers of gulf countries is expected to go ahead in kuwait in the coming hours ahead of a crucial regional gathering qatar's foreign minister says his country is a mere shake to me been one of the tiny will attend the gulf cooperation council summit which starts on tuesday the g.c.c. is in crisis after three members of the us rain severed diplomatic and trade ties with cattle this will be the first summit since that blockade began almost six months ago you need to reach a level of understanding going security principles that everybody is agreed upon and everybody should and you do and should be committed to and then from there we build on. on it on the next is the model for the cooperation well let's get the very latest of jamaal i shall he said quite city where that meeting is being held i mean this will be as we say one of the first occasions that senior diplomats and leaders from the g.c.c. will be face to face since the cattle blockade began in june now we do we have heard that the qatari amir will be there but who else

number one was the shock everyone was shocked at what happened six months ago this week when three gulf countries decided to several ations in the most severe way with the state of qatar no one understood and no one had correspondence except us or presence in doha or riyadh really the international media had no clue what was going on and everyone was just quoting whatever the next official will come on to say and we never understood so the shock was quite dominant the first month or two but by july it was clear that the cut of the. musicians who was hacked the f.b.i. came out and the washington post reported that it was hacked and various american officials like general petraeus came through and said look we want to do how to host the taliban and have so forth president trump change his mind the whole idea of closing our network al jazeera of course became a point of scandal for saudi arabia united arab emirates somebody because everyone in the world was basically opposed to it and then went to the third stage where basically everyone understood that this needs to be solved diplomatical

on counting the calls the gulf cooperation council although there's not much cooperation these days with all the other reasons being affected by a pool is an economic relations also the shocking numbers on the plastic economy and o.-m. g. twenty five years since the world's first text counting the constant this time on al-jazeera. on the president's. speech will. mean yes. i mean if you look at. this point. it was. a lower richard just britain europe the listening post here are some of the media developments we're tracking this week the yemen story is back where it belongs in the headlines it took the assassination of the former president to get it there australia becomes the latest country where the government is taking a long look at google and facebook and what those mega companies are doing to the news industry spain and the political talk shows that are on the air in the daytime prime time just about any time. and the new york times saudi arabia and the decades old story of reform that has yet to happen. the story of the late former president of yemen alley a dualist solly was never

getting ready to host a meeting of the gulf cooperation council invitations have been sent out to gulf leaders but it's still not known for sure who will attend since the beginning of the blockade on couple of kuwait's emir. has attempted to end the dispute in october he warned of the potential collapse of the g.c.c. if the crisis continues many analysts agree this is a good i think the middle quite knows very well that the crisis is actually for a long and we are going to see probably two blocs within the g.c.c. one is led by saudi arabia and it. will actually have. to a lesser extent probably kuwait. so we'll be having been to see a lot of that one asked on saturday about the gulf diplomatic crisis at the international mediterranean dialogue conference in rome called those foreign ministers schiff mohamed when i'm on a sunny said it was important for countries to work together you need to reach a level of understanding going security principles that everybody is going to and everybody should and should be committed to and then from there we've been. on it on the next system for a lot

summit finishes without concrete progress on the gulf crisis. who thiessen a break in yemen's capital as the funeral of former president ali abdullah saleh is perspire and. the u.s. holocaust museums latest exhibition dedicated to remembering the victims of syria's civil war. top story this hour u.s. president has called the leaders of palestine jordan egypt and saudi arabia to inform them of his intention to move the u.s. embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem donald trump's plan has been met with criticism across the board with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas saying it will have dangerous consequences and the saudi king warning it will inflame the feelings of muslims president trump will announce his decision on wednesday after a six month away but to delay the move expired israel claims that all of jerusalem is its united capital while east jerusalem is seen by palestinians as the capital of their future state well the white house press secretary says the president has made up his mind already on the embassy move i'm not going t

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leaders from the gulf cooperation council states arrived in kuwait for a summit but could redefine the future of the block is the first such meeting since saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with fellow member qatar back in june. britain and the european union have failed to reach an agreement on brics it withdrawal terms ahead of a summit of e.u. leaders in ten days' time prime minister to resign may admit differences remain on a number of issues including the status of northern ireland on the fish reports. the day began full of hope when to resume a joint called your guy went into talks the brussels rumor mill had it that a breck's it deal was about to be announced. but when they emerged after several hours there was no deal just two leaders putting a brave face on a disappointing day so i'm still confident that we can reach sufficient progress sufficient progress before the european cultural to fifteen of this is for the failure. of to very strong i'm very confident that the region we because of history on a couple of issues some differences do remain which require further

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while the announcement that this year's gulf cooperation council summit would go ahead as planned in kuwait came as a surprise to many it also brought renewed hope for a diplomatic breakthrough that might in the gulf crisis upon his arrival in kuwait on tuesday but that is a mere shift i mean been hammered acehnese issued a statement expressing sincere gratitude toward kuwait's emir. and his wishes for the success of the current summit stressing that the current situation in the region required the council's members to band together against all odds and challenges but even before the summit officially kicked off the divisions were very much on display. first the united arab emirates announced it had formed a new economic and military partnership with saudi arabia that would be separate from the g.c.c. then saudi arabia the u.a.e. and decided not to send their respective leaders to kuwait it could be that it is embarrassing for some of the leadership of the country is the quartet work i think anthony has. to turn up. and therefore they sent a lower level but it could be that they're r

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earth space to their neighbor for six months now it's a crisis that struck at the very core of the gulf corporation council an organization that was set up to unify the three greats of trade corporation and the free movement of people for months now kuwait has been leading mediation efforts while carter's emir has agreed to sit down and discuss differences with his counterparts kuwait's call for dialogue has not been accepted by the blockading countries that's why this treaty summit is so important many analysts had believed the organizations future would be in doubt if it didn't take place now that it is the focus is on whether the blockading countries will be represented by their heads of state or by junior ministers instead the fact that they mirror i mean on the king solomon but they are going to the meeting and the fact that the for the first time it would be both with the two for them to sit together and to discuss something directly i think it was a positive development already the fact that they stand during your obese and instead of the foreign minister i think would be signali

his hand the developments in yemen have taken the spotlight away from other regional issues at the gulf cooperation council meeting in kuwait it is the first g.c.c. summit since a saudi led group cut ties with qatar in june the talks could define the future of the bloc jamal reports from kuwait. the foreign ministers of the sixty countries arrived in kuwait on monday ahead of the group's thirty eighth annual summit it's the first time senior ministers have met since three of the member states impose a blockade on qatar back in june saudi arabia the united arab emirates have cut off all trade ties with qatar bahrain qatar the citizens from entering their countries and closed off their territorial waters and earth space to their neighbor for six months now it's a crisis that struck at the very core of the gulf corporation council an organization that was set up to unify through greater trade cooperation and the free movement of people for months now has been leading mediation efforts while cutter's amir has agreed to sit down and discuss differences with his counterparts kuwait's call for

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bill that at a small desk that the restoration of stability in the gulf is a priority for us. because we have many friends in the gulf and that's the reason why i have reiterated to ta'mim france's support of the mediation efforts by kuwait's. my wish is that we can find a rapid resolution of the current problems will be good. in addition to the business contracts macro and the emir reaffirm their commitment to tackling terrorism and tear related financing. selling closer cooperation and coordination. qatar has been suspected of funding terrorist organizations which it strongly denies. new layout of the latest nba from day one the arab and islamic states all the most damaged by the terrorists and their attacks. the full we are committed to countering terrorism with all of our friends and brothers in the region. what about us? mac all is organizing an ininternational conference n the fightt against terrorism city held in april in paris. also on the day's agenda iran. while macro said it was important to maintain a two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal. he also wants to develop

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gulf back forces recaptured aden in july twenty fifteen and then tried to recapture stone on. their aim then was to establish had d.s. president of all yemen. but sanaa and many other areas still remain in who he hands today and there has also been a shift in this interminable conflict in the past two years. the saudi led coalition has continued to fight the who thiis with disastrous human consequences. but southern separatism has now also become a major political force again. on the eleventh of march twenty seventh seen the separatists form the southern transitional council under the leadership of the then governor of aden major general i do with the. president had was backed by the g.c.c. in rejecting the formation of the transitional council. but the s.t.c. now appears to have the financial and military support of the united arab emirates adding a new geo political dimension to the conflicts. on the fourth of november twenty seventh teen the who things launched a ballistic missile towards the saudi capital riyadh. it was intercepted but it triggered a blockade of yemen by t