how asked the reasons for which the government of chat has declared alan beth trenton, jemina, bison, a non grad today. absolutely incomplete sensible. we are in contact with the government of chad on this matter. the child guffman is still on his position. he is report bill is seen quite as an inch to 32 much and i think he's making the visit remark, the gout man. oh, the chat says that the chairman ah, boss, is jemina received civil war of warming about the but he didn't chance he, but we talked a that's why bit little decision to ask her beverly to change ambassador. they don't need to leave the wall a book keeping up fossil. my lee and chad the tree ausa got. busy for some countries who always did made the decision to expend, was them a diploma that they believed do not respect. oh, they have, they list respect, fit the local governments, african regional analysts, mood and mohammed ali believes that some countries are trying to lessen their dependence on western powers. well, actually it is the beginning, and by the time we'll see how this thing will go. maybe in the coming years

this carol valard speaking to us from charged capital and jemina noon. i billed bassett, left sudan for egypt on saturday. she described what it was like. flinging the violence with her family, getting out of sudan was not an easy decision to make. it was not an easy journey. what i would recommend my sister's number, they are trying to think that on right now is on the you need to be brave. please take care of each other. don't carry too much money or too many clothes pack, like we make sure you have sent. you would plenty o thinking, watch the journey is really long and when you think about it, just go for it. don't think of the what ifs. just please try to get out and be face. getting out of the bomb was definitely the most difficult part of this entire journey. having to go through the checkpoints where you don't know whether you're going to be robbed or killed or i'm just holding my mother's hand looking into my gram as i just all holding each other's hands and praying that it all goes smoothly. i would say that even though it was the shortest part

thank you so much and jemina blanca. thank you to you for joining us from spring lebanon's. economic collapse as devastated as banking sector and turned the nation into a cash based economy. a mass deprived a near bankrupt government, billions of dollars in tax revenue, and it's driving elicit activity. and we consume shoddy for as more this currency exchange sto in, lebanon's, mika, valley is buzzing with lebanon's currencies. and freeform and customers want to exchange it for you as dollars. in mid march, the value of the lebanese pound plant to a historic law of $100000.00 against the dollar. it's the result of a 4 year old financial crisis blamed on decades of government mismanagement and corruption on the left alarm. and they'll assist people come holding bags of cash running around on that they want dollars a month or whatever reach you, give them what they just want. dollars fearing water will be to more businesses across lebanon now or print exclusively with cash restaurants, coffee shops, and supermarkets have a

this decisions for us, the reasons was which the government of chat has declared alan beth trenton jemina beside a non grad today. absolutely incomplete sensible. we are in contact with the government of chat on this matter. the child guffman is still on his position. we as the populace scene crate the is it still floating too much and i think he's making the busy remark. the gout men of the chat says that the chairman, i'm boss in german or received civil war warming about the but he didn't chance you'd be, we talked or that's why that little decision to ask her beverly to change ambassador that don't neatly laid the wall a book chip, fossil monday, and chad, the tree also got cycle. so come to us who already made the decision or to expend west them or diplomat that they believe do not respect b. o is. they have been disrespectful to local governments, african regional analysts, mood mohammed ali believes that some countries are trying to lessen their dependence on western powers. well, actually it is the beginning, and by the time you will see how this thing will go, maybe in the coming

not the case though, in africa, temperatures about 10 degrees above where they should be an end jemina. and some big downpours along that southwest coast of nigeria. same goes for central africa, i think from bungie kinshasa, libra, ville, to de walla. that's where we're running. the biggest risk of seen some flooding. and for south africa with that cold front that's cut across it's dropped. temperature is still white and windy for the south coast of south africa on monday . that's it. that's all too soon. ah, the united nations, his face criticize a veto town mine security council. permanent members create an uneven balance of power. i hope you are awarded membership, multiply winning your meaning of peace, the united nations general assembly presidents to welch's era. more chinese military drills off to taiwan president, visit the united states like this escalation between bay ging and washington, the island of the 2 superpowers pull in opposite directions. what is taiwanda future ally? this is inside story. ah.

for africa, it's as sandy and dusty pitcher stretching from a bar to cairo right through to end jemina and south of this. we've got bursts of rain for west africa for south africa. cold front is cutting across. you can definitely tell it's a cold front where the temperature in cape town, 17 degrees. we've got some white and windy conditions along that south coast. and now you're in the notes here later. ah ah, [000:00:00;00] a blue ah, a very quick reminder of our top story. see on al jazeera. within the past few minutes, israel's foreign ministry has said that 7 people have been wounded too seriously. in an attack in television, there have also been reports of a car running will. this comes after to his res, were killed in another series, the injured in a shooting in the occupied westbank. israeli army says the attack has targeted a vehicle near an illegal settlement in the jordan valley. and israel's used force on palestinian worshippers for a 3rd time and occupied east jerusalem. as they made their way to paula lost hundreds of people lay to protested in russia is again threatening

but definitely when you listen to the terms of jemina, they say clearly that it was getting it many cases like the 20 of october put test. so look the gum and believe it was going be easy to see. and they say that the, the paying a kind of a whole lot of bass, he's trying to be a part of it, and somebody look to be very active and outspoken person. same what he believes and he could be criticized. meantime, the transition in, in chap and by call is chad. these are the company in west africa to expand west them diploma for not to expecting local authority. this case has been by muscle and was due to play some by the way expense and took it up. i went ahead expanding the un coordination, re present it to be what that that's what i can say from now. grant is always a pleasure to share it with you. thanks so much for the update will speak to you again in my view. you live now to move my. how about the alley? thanks for joining us here at sea. now we'll tell you about this topic. interesting, this german, i'm back to the, i mean 48 hours to leave the country. what was the urgency? do you think

for us, the reasons was which the government of chat has declared alan beth trenton jemina descent non grants today. absolutely. and compensable, we are in contact with the government of chad on this matter. the child guffman is still on his position. he is report bill is seen quite as an inch to 32 much and i think he's making the busy remark. the gout men of the chat says that the chairman, ah, so in germany received civil war warming about the but he didn't chance he the we talked a that's why been little decision to ask her beverly to change ambassador. they don't neatly laid the wall kibbler fossil monday and chad, the tree also got cycle. so companies all already made the decision to expend west them or diploma that they believe do not respect. oh they have, they miss the spec, fit the local governments, african regional analysts, mood mohammed ali believes that some countries are trying to lessen their dependence on western powers. well, actually it is the beginning. by the time we'll see how this thing will go. maybe in the coming, coming month is going to be more and more afri

decisions how asked the reasons for which the government of chat has declared alan beth trenton, jemina bison, a non grad today. absolutely. in compensable, we are in contact with the government of chad on this matter. the child guffman is still on his position. he has report bill is seen quite as an inch to 32 much and i think he's making the visit remark, the gout man, although the chad says that the chairman a boss in german or received civil war warming about the but he didn't chance you'd be we talked or that's why they did that decision to ask her beverly to change ambassador that don't leave the lady all kinda fossil my lee and chad, the tree also got cycles will come to us all already made the decision to expend west them a diploma that they believe do not respect me. oh, they have been disrespectful to the local governments, african regional analysts move. mohammed ali believes that some countries are trying to lessen their dependence on western powers. well, actually it is the beginning, and by the time we'll see how this thing will go. maybe in the coming coming month is goin

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it's still by 8 degrees above where it should be in jemina for example. but rain is tempering that further west is particularly heavy in parts cameroon, nigeria, and a long way north in molly, and possibly even more retain. yeah. which will not attempt back here as well. ah, the, from the al jazeera london broke authenticate to people in thoughtful conversation with no hate and no limitations this decade is the most consequential ticket in events is far too many companies that are doing bad things in the front. in part 2 of human rights activists, q me 19 and environmental if we known ality the systems that are not working, but the longer that you fight them, the more that things change studio be and smithfield. on al jazeera, more chinese military drills off to taiwan president visit the united states, the latest escalation between bay jing and washington of the island of the 2 super .

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it takes time, the trucks that are the part of this morning from jemina will arrive only on monday . so it gives you some of the difficulty to help those people that really need your support today. ah, those were around the world muslims, a marking aid with prayers and festivities. well this was the scene in mecca and lambs wholly a size. the timing of 8 is determined by the sighting of the crescent moon and some countries the holiday will be celebrated on saturday. early morning eat prayers have taken place at alex a mosque and occupied east jerusalem. during ramadan, tensions were running high as is ready, forces conducted rides at the compound and prevented thousands of palestinians from entering upon. a gem june has more from occupied the east jerusalem. we've seen housings of worshippers arrive here to the entrance of alex, a mosque compound at lions gate. could see these crowds of people around us. there is a palpable sense of relief people looking forward to praying their e prayer in a peaceful atmosphere. a marked contrast to how much tensions had escalated earlier this month

for this eastern side, from cairo to end jemina. but look at this batch of what weather around that southwest of molly that's creeping close to the border of mauritania. as we dipped toward the south for south africa, we could see some severe thunderstorms, abrupt around limpopo, how tang and puma long provinces out, but not too bad in the western cape province, sons out in cape town, it breezy at times with the high of 18 degrees on monday, okay, i'm out of time. by for now. ah. in 543, across takes on the big issues. this is the one all about it. the stomach issue here. i don't really matter in the police world unflinching question. this war with one minute rigorous debate people were dying because of lack of medical treatment, challenging conventional with the fact that people are starting to get angry about that is in itself a sign a program, join me, mark of mine who for up front, what algebra ah, ah, you're watching, i'll just hear a reminder of our top stories. the sour, israel's police commissioner has made a writ admission.

for africa, it's a sandy and dusty pitcher stretching from her boss to cairo right through to end jemina and south of this. we've got bursts of rain for west africa. for south africa, cold front is cutting across. you can definitely tell it's a cold front where the temperature in cape town, 17 degrees. we've got some whites and windy conditions along that south coast. and now you're in the nav seal later. ah. the arctic home to the semi people and natural resources needed for combat climate change, an important part of the battery supply chain for year. they don't think the news people have to say numerous other combinations made wealthy from oil and gas now balanced their green obligations with the rights of indigenous people. because solution that for us, you know, for future voices from the optic and wanted talk money, williams on it just gotta israel strikes dolls and lebanon. mildred rated the i like the most fit, the unrest spread across the region. so when it take to deescalate.

some degree, and it brings dust and sand with it's still by 8 degrees above where it should be in jemina for example. but rain is tempering that further west is particularly heavy in parts cameroon, nigeria, and a long way north, in barley and possibly mauritania, which will not attempt back here as well. ah, but those that know, do those that understand? teach a maverick school headmaster in post conflict. belfast determined to change the fortunes of an inner city community, played by urban decayed poverty and the legacy of sectarian aggression arms. as students with the knowledge of the ancient greek philosophers, a modest everybody else's young plato, a witness documentary on a jessina. lou ah, welcome back, watching al jazeera life from london. main stories now. saudi an omani delegations of arrived in yemen is capital son of the talks with who fee officials. this is part of international efforts to try and, and yelman's nearly 9 year long conflict, who is the representative say any peace talks must respect yeoman's territorial integrity. hundreds of questions have gathered and occup

how asked the reasons for which the government of chat has declared alan beth trenton, jemina bison, a non grad today. absolutely, and compensable, we are in contact with the government of tax on this matter. the child guffman is still on his position. he has reported as seen quite as an inch to 32 much and i think he's making the busy remark. the gout men over the chart says that the chairman a boss off in germany received civil war warming about the but he didn't chance he be. we talked a that's why bit mid mid decision to ask her beverly to change ambassador, they don't need the lady mo, kibbler fossil. my lee and chad, the tree also got cycle. so companies all already made the decision to expend west them a diploma that they believe do not respect. oh, they have been disrespectful to the local governments, african regional alice to move to muhammad ali says re, increasingly more countries have been trying to lessen their dependence on western powers. well, actually it is the beginning and by the time we'll see how this thing will go live in the coming. you know, some come in mass

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so we have sent trucks with 149 tons of food from jemina to here in santa and these trucks have arrived today. you can see them and you know, it's a lot of food to try to be ready for immune and food distribution to these refugees having a right to the funds to then these last days. and now how many, how many are you expecting? i mean, how many thousands you expect to because the conflict is still continuing. yes. so, so i cannot really tell you, but what i can, what i can tell you is from dublin decide we are propositioning food to cover the needs up to 20000 refugees and local population. we expect the number to grow more than 20000. it is likely and we will have more information about that with the local authorities when we will be on the spot to morrow. do we have enough resources to deal with this, like number of so indeed this is really a huge challenge that w, if these jointly facing, you know, in the last or in the previous months we were already facing a very, very difficult funding constraints and, and actually we were already in need of $132000000.00 to distribute the food to

after africa, we go look at a bubble of heat extending from cairo, hard to read into n jemina temperatures here about 10 degrees above average. but a northerly wind means a new oxide. your temperatures are about 10 degrees below where they should be. we've got big downpours, liberia, great through to nigeria, but particularly benito and gonna to see that much rain that fast. i think we will see some flooding for south africa. cold front has cut across. this is going to generate some showers in storms for the eastern side of the country. it improves in cape town though with a hive. 18 degrees on sunday. enjoy the rest of your weekend. we'll see you soon. take care. ah. a law across the globe ecosystems under immense threat. this later started moving back. it started melting all there is something deeply wrong in this drawing talking, we cannot create a thrice explores how the law is beginning to hold multinational to account. we are all connected ethnic, both by the emissions and how the idea of giving mixture legal rights is altering our relationship with the planet. this is what it's all

for africa, it's a sandy and dusty pitcher stretching from her boss to cairo right through to end jemina and south of this. we've got bursts of rain for west africa. for south africa, cold front is cutting across. we can definitely tell it's a cold front where the temperature in cape town, 17 degrees. we've got some white and windy conditions along that south coast. and now you're in the notes. see you later. ah, a meeting of mine, all art is kind of suggesting other worlds to us saying what would a world like this be like the fan knew about mainstream economics? if that happens in any other pro fisher, they would all be fired. yeah. or not just fire build bubble to prison. musical innovative brian ino meets renowned economist ha, june chang. i see a lot of hope. i see a lot of experiments going on in the world. a new season of studio b unscripted coming soon. a lou ah, a reminder of our current top stories here on al jazeera and these 5 people have been injured in the latest burst of violence in israel. the attack happened and tell of if the victims are said to be foreign tourists. the

program says that number could rise to a 100000. joining us on the phone from chad's capsule and jemina is freelance journalist carol valet. like good to have you with us. so 1st of all, carol talked us a little bit about the numbers. are they increasing rapidly? yes, absolutely. well, again, thank you. i think the numbers are increasing very, very fast because every day you're more people coming from from them to check and they are leaving in terrible conditions. you have to imagine the region. so it's a very, very dr. byron, almost no shade and the dimensions their rights above $44.00 degrees. so the refugee, they are lacking everything basic at modern food education or shelter. and the only one place to walk from is on the other side of the site. so they are currently sleeping in the open air and i met with the women who just gave birth to twins on the background. so fortunately, i'll be here to take them and tell you they are walking day and night. they are threatening to them, but they also really money to do so. they like things are good. the 1st for distribution should start tomo

he joins me now live via skype from and jemina. welcome to the news hour. so how ready and willing is chad to potentially take large numbers of people fleeing the fighting in sudan and heading in the direction of chad. ok, thank you. let us 1st of the called the fact that from the previous us with an is conflict is still under the hosta of 40100002 that. and is that if you just and as a consequence of the ongoing conflict, it's actually between 10020000 feet above only the being that received in chad. so either way, chad, the very willing are receiving doors that have fridges, but the problem is just the challenge going along with distribution. because it's actually happening in the context of where the war food program has communicated some days ago about its difficulties in covering the needs of the features that are already in the country. meaning that in the east part of the country, but also in the, was spotted on the lake tub in also in the south of the country. so actually it's a situation that is really putting an international humanitarian law help

it takes time, the trucks that have departed this morning from jemina will arrive only on monday, right? so it gives you some certain, some of the difficulty to help those people that really need or support. so when, when you put out the public appeal, what, what sort of response do you get in as on it also, if, if you don't get the funding, what's at stake now today the response that we are getting, you know, we have that to be no issue in october already and then drop by drop. we had the donors to support us and it's very true. i mean, the donors are supporting us is just that in job, the number of crisis on top one on one of the top of the others is becoming crazy. you know, we never had such food insecurity for the champions over the cane. the floods that we had last year again. so no matter the dollars already trying to support that the needs are rising. so what are we going to do today? yes, it's ready to go for hell. that's a 1st thing for those people. they don't have anything down then they'll just waiting for us. you know, as today the government is providing security, which i

it to the locations on the board or where they need it most basically to travel from the capitan jemina to i beta you look, you looking at probably 900 kilometers. so a delivery will have to be by air. and unfortunately, as it is now, there are reports of shortage of aviation fuel. so the flights are irregular, so that that means that definitely the aid is being delivered in trickles and probably at a staggered pace. right now, when the aide reaches a beach, it, it has a when he bade reaches a better, it has to come on to, ah, places like fi, china, from function i, you drive to i address, which is the biggest border air border town in this location. and then you have to, for come forward at least closer to the border of, to places like a co from which is just a few kilometers or 100100100 of kilometers. just a few kilometers, actually hundreds of meters away from the suit in his boat. while we're standing now, we can see the telecommunications mass in sudan, which is not far from here by the way. and california is just behind these structures over there. so it means these 8 have to be

for this eastern side, from cairo to end jemina. but look at this batch of what weather around that southwest of molly that's creeping close to the border of mauritania. as we dipped toward the south for south africa, we could see some severe thunderstorms, abrupt around limpopo, how tang, and puma longer provinces, up, but not too bad in the western cape province, sons out in cape town, it breezy at times with the high of 18 degrees on monday, okay, i'm out of time. bye for now. with the frank assessments, justice means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp but also inside the me and map informed opinions. 5 administration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china's power on the world's days. critical debate is dark only both the legal revoke your they see this with in depth analysis of the days headlines inside story on al jazeera, those that know do those that understand, teach cook a maverick school headmaster in post conflict, gulf fust, determined to change the fortune

higher temperatures, parents set 19 degrees bubble of heat in africa from cairo hearts. human end, jemina temperature is about 10 degrees above average here, and some big storms are along the gulf of guinea, particularly for the south coast of nigeria. figure it's cold front, has swept through south africa, that's cut down temperatures. it's also sparking some severe thunderstorms along the eastern part of the country. okay. i'm out of time. got a dash season. ah, a meeting of minds all art is kind of suggesting other words to us saying what would a world like this be like the fan knew about mainstream economics? if that happens in any other pro fisher, they will be fired. yeah, or not just fire billed double to prison. musical innovative, brian, you know, meets renowned economist hygiene chang. i see a lot of hope. i see a lot of experiments going on in the world. a new season of studio b unscripted coming soon. the muslim community in diana, living in a vibrant harvey in culture. this country we are blessed. we live in harmony with all the occupant, the gym, all 0. well to travel to sou

c r representative in charge of joining us in the capital jemina . welcome child 0. thanks for speaking to us. so how is the u. n. c are responding to the ever growing needs of those people who are fleeing through don and coming into child's thank you. i says have to back down to date with the and you the past week. next week on the hundreds and the people that they had just need to figure out who was just the name and the time to chat whenever yeah, let me know. maybe get saturdays or nothing so so do be refugees. i rocking the and we found the tree trying to find some shadow and then so you don't complain. read indeed. not. so we met a lot of children when talking today to the refugees towards that because i've heard that they've got a mind that they have venture to book some of the comments and, and read and talk to so that many dialed and now did say no, we have left and they were very grateful for the government, the child that they showed the perfection. and then despite there being the, the, the left side will be good to go there. so the family needs where, wh

and it brings dust and sand with its still by 8 degrees above where it should be in jemina for example. but rain is tempering that further west is particularly heavy in parts cameroon, nigeria, and a long way north, in barley and possibly mauritania, which will not attempt back here as well. ah, the african countries have struggled to reclaim many of the artifacts taken by european colonizers. and this is our experience identity in the final port of the series, museums and collectors, still hold precious assets like the new rooms. few have been returned, but the still a long way to go and progress is painfully slow. restitution africa stolen with possibly asia on or 0. i've worked out. is there english since it's launch? as a principal presenter and as a correspondence with any breaking the story we want to hear from those people who would normally not get that voice is heard on an international news channels. one moment i'll be very proud of was when we covered the napoleon lake of 2015, a terrible natural disaster on a story that needed to be told from the heart of the affected area