ambassador to washington allegedly show a plan to destabilize katter's economy. but first a saudi arabia kuwait time bahrain are urging their citizens to leave lebanon immediately while the u.a.e. has placed a travel ban on the country now all of this is the latest in escalating tensions between saudi arabia and iran that's fueling a political crisis in lebanon the french president emanuel mccraw meanwhile has made a surprise visit to riyadh to have talks with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man now president macro confirmed that he's actually had contact with lebanon's prime minister saad hariri who is also in the saudi capital the president said he'd emphasize the importance of stability in lebanon. this is a comment on the decision of lebanon's prime minister saad hariri resigning but it was in our common interests to guarantee the stability and security of lebanon and therefore i hope lebanon remains a strong state with strong institutions and i hope it will have a new government as soon as possible and engage in a new election process. well saad ha

allegedly show a plan to destroy katter's economy. the syrian army says it's now in control of one of the last remaining pockets of territory being held by isong. and harare's international airport is renamed after president mugabe supporters say it honors a war hero the opposition says it's an insult. although saudi arabia and kuwait have joined the u.a.e. in ordering their citizens to leave lebanon it comes amid heightened tensions with the lebanese group has a law on its back a iran and there are questions over the whereabouts of prime minister saad hariri political parties demanding he returns to beirut five days after he announced in riyadh that he was stepping down a result says he is still in the saudi capital and did nice is being held there against his will and now that you see. the return of prime minister saad hariri head of the future movement is necessary in order to restore the internal and external balance of lebanon with full respect to liberties that just a mistake in accordance to the constitution and to the thai if

the countries at odds with katter saudi arabia bahrain and the united arab emirates have decided to pull out setting a potentially worrying precedence for twenty twenty two doesn't send out the right signals and i think you know you're actually going to have to sit down. sit down and think very carefully about how they're going to react to these three countries got caught in terms of how that might go forward. on the outskirts of katter's capital doha grass fit for a world cup is being grown already two years of research has gone into developing the ideal turf the man in charge of the project wants the work being done here what benefit all countries in the region we are thinking here qatar is a part of the war and you cannot just like decide to not be a part of the world. and our legacy from a plan from the beginning is to share as much as information and then affairs with other countries so even if they don't think that they need it here in qatar we think still we are brothers right now growing the perfect grass looks to be significantly easier than cultivating political harmony th

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( laughter ) i can't wait to hear katter weigh in on gay adoptions., people are entitled to the joy and laughter of children. i say, live and let live. but who cares? because, in the meantime, every five minutes gangs of kangaroos and dingoes are chewing your grandpa's face off." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. senator elizabeth warren is here. stick around! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! give it up for jon batiste and "stay human" right there! that's the band! ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: whoo! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: jon, only got a few more days before thanksgiving. did you have a nice weekend? >> i had a great weekend. i saw you on tv. >> oh, yeah, i did the hbo benefit, the united too many stars benefit -- ( cheers and applause ) -- to help those autistic people and their families, an i just want to take a moment here to say, if you guys saw it, it went on about halfway through the benefit saturday night on hb

( laughter ) i can't wait to hear katter weigh in on gay adoptions., people are entitled to the joy and laughter of children. i say, live and let live. but who cares? because, in the meantime, every five minutes gangs of kangaroos and dingoes are chewing your grandpa's face off." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. senator elizabeth warren is here. stick around! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) jack: why am i sitting here at jack: this ridiculously long table in the middle of nowhere? jack: to invite all my friends in the industry to try this. jack: fast food's first ever ribeye burger. jack: made with 100% ribeye beef, grilled onions, a red wine glaze and creamy havarti cheese. jack: ahh, here comes the competition now. jack: and of course, since they work for my competitors, i've obscured their identities jack: except for this guy. jack: he is so screwed. jack: try my new havarti & grilled onion and all-american ribeye burgers. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! give

final, final observation on the same—sex marriage debate from bob katter., let there be a thousand blossoms bloom, as far as i'm concerned! but i ain't spending any time on it, because in the meantime, every three months, a person is torn to pieces by a crocodile in north queensland. hello there. the really cold air is still to arrive. most of us will be starting quite mild on wednesday morning. windy weather developing across england and wales and more rain coming back into northern ireland, across wales, northern england, into central and southern scotland. a lot of rain in the hills, camera, south—west scotland, and the north—west of wales. added that, windy conditions developing for england and wales. milder air to the north in scotland. that trend is still around in the evening and into the night. some squalls of rain could come in. then some snow arrives later in the night and continues and it morning. some bands of showers moved to the south—western china between. cold air, notjust for south—western china between. cold air, not just for scotland, sou

group global link says release what appears to be a plan by the united arab emirates to destabilize katter's economy and eventually jeopardize its hosting the twenty twenty two football world cup the u.s. has joined the un and more than twenty eight groups to urge saudi arabia to end its blockade of yemen humanitarian groups warn that more than twenty million people are in urgent need of help roger today those are the latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera coming up next it's one i want to waste. i would use iraq where every. hey. for generations muslim rule injun in me and maher have faced persecution. in august this year armor hinge of fighters fought back attacking security checkpoints. it led to a brutal crackdown by mean mars military prompting hundreds of thousands of to flee into neighboring bangladesh. now they're struggling to survive in crowded muddy camps. i'm steve cho on this episode one when used investigates the uncertain future facing a people unwanted and unable to return home. all that with a little of the good luck. of the mother. at eight am on what misty they came a

allegedly show a plan to destroy katter's economy. the syrian army says it's now in control of one of the last remaining pockets of territory held by isis. and harare's international airport reason remained after president mugabe supporters say it honors a war hero the opposition says it's an insult. and forest will have all the latest sport news including a final line teams to qualify for russia's world cup will be decided over the next week. aloe saudi arabia and kuwait have joined bahrain and the u.a.e. ordering their citizens to leave lebanon it comes amid heightened tensions with the lebanese group has been law and it's back in iran and there are questions over the whereabouts of prime minister side hariri aris political party is demanding he return to beirut five days after him in riyadh but he was stepping down aris office says he's still in the saudi capital and denies he's being held there against his will. now that you see. the return of prime minister saad hariri head of the future movement is necessary in order to restore

on the outskirts of katter's capital doha grass fit for a world cup is being grown already two years of research has gone into developing the ideal turf the man in charge of the project wants the work being done here what benefit all countries in the region we are thinking here qatar is a part of the war and you cannot just like decide to not be a part of the world. and our legacy from a plan from the beginning is to share as much as information and then affairs with other countries so even if they don't think that they need it here in qatar we think still we are brothers right now growing the perfect grass looks to be significantly easier than cultivating political harmony the hope is that in five years time cateye will be a focal point for football and nothing else. and he richardson al-jazeera doha. and let me give you a little bit more background to get i was hosting of the world cup remember fifa surprised the sporting world seven years ago financing a debate in four other countries to win the bid but almost immediately qatar faced criticism and allegations of corruption which i

group global leaks has released what appears to be a plan by the united arab emirates to destroy katter's economy and eventually steal the twenty twenty two world cup the plan was found in the email account of the u.a.e. ambassador to the us use of out of tabor global leaks handed over the files to the online news outlets to be exact. the syrian army says it's now in control of the eastern city of al become a loft i saw fighters withdrew the border city was one of the last remaining pockets of territory in syria held by the armed groups. and the speaker of catalonia is sacked parliament and five other for mike castle and politicians have appeared before spain's supreme court they face charges of rebellion and addition for their role in last month's independence referendum the court will decide whether to remand them in custody while the investigation continues. and those the biggest headlines here on al-jazeera i'm back with an update for you in about twenty five minutes time until then it's the stream to stay with us. good. times i mean ok and you're in the strange today how is u.s. pres

the whistleblower group global leaks says release a plan by the united arab emirates to destroy katter's economy and eventually steal the twenty two of the two world cup it was found in the email account of the u.s. ambassador to the united states use of a tiber global leaks handed over the files to the online news outlet the intercept roger up to date those are the headlines inside stories next. starvation and day the u.n. has issued one of its grimmest warnings yet it says yemen could face a famine never before seen but what can world leaders do to stop such a catastrophe this is inside story. i don't welcome to the program i'm jane doc and millions will die that is the stock warning from the united nations humanitarian chief over the crisis in yemen out of sight and out of mind for most of the world millions of children mothers and fathers are struggling to find food now the u.n. warns yemen could face the largest famine the world has seen for many decades it's urging the saudi led coalition to end its devastating blockade and allow aid into the country will get so i guess in a moment

al-jazeera including leaked e-mails from the us ambassador to washington allegedly a plan to destabilize katter's economy plus. only ten minutes away by boat from jakarta and these villages here are drowning because of the affects of global warming i'm surprised reporting from the castle in west java. i was talking about a cool across a good policy if you're a private the next couple of days particularly western areas because we have this law in the lab which is in the process sinking further south. well the more the way of cloud rain and some lower temperatures like that every cloud that we have to the mediterranean way is coming right. well and piles of here twelve thirteen degrees celsius there for london in paris seventy seven degrees there is here and that northerly actually fading down across the bow towards that western side all for the mediterranean and into the north of africa are actually there but a wet weather system in place into central parts into a good possible further east it is generally dry but again no great shakes all the time. for athens in the clouds and the rain will make

katter's foreign ministers ending a ten day visit to the us where he's been discussing the g.c.c. crisis speaking in washington mohamed been a funny said that the blockade on gaza by four arab neighbors is being used as an excuse to disrupt regional support stability regional players are acting responsibly taking political gamble with the lives of other nations citizens with no exit strategy. not even wisdom prevails it for starving children is being used as a leverage. while that's what it is of syria are being tolerated and in the same way that yemen is being put in a meaningless stalemate. now with these powers makes their item eleven. this is the magic behavior. reckless for seeking power with a complete disregard for the suffering left in their way. libya's power vacuum has seen oil production drop sharply over the past three years but rivalry between national governments and armed conflict have just hit major businesses they're also affecting companies other one had reports from tripoli. her own is one of many shop owner was affected by the fame in shell creases in libya. wi

the whistleblower group global leaks says release a plan by the united arab emirates to destroy katter's economy and eventually steal the twenty twenty two world cup it was found in the email account of the u.s. ambassador to the united states use of a tiber global leaks handed over the files to the online news outlet the intercept roger today those are the headlines inside stories next. starvation and day the u.n. has issued one of its grimmest warnings yet it says yemen could face a famine never before seen but what can world leaders do to stop such a catastrophe this is inside story.

qatar on chooser the emir said the saudi lead blocker has no desire to end the crisis he also said katter is looking for sustainable ways to meet its needs those are the headlines the news will continue here in just under half an hour but for the moment let's turn over to our programs and rights. is captivity the only hope for china's panders. ventures deep into the mountains of western china. while. at the.

appear to show a plan by the united arab emirates to destroy katter's economy and eventually steal the two twenty twenty two world cup whistleblower group global leaks handed over the files the online news outlets the intercept. and the syrian army says it's retaken the eastern city of alba kemal after i saw fighters withdrew there was the armed groups last urban stronghold in the region. now the un and more than twenty eight agencies a warning that the saudi led coalition's tightening of the blockade on yemen could bring millions of people closer to starvation they're calling for the opening of all air and sea ports closed after saturday's attempted missile attack on riyadh organizations including oxfam save the children and islamic relief say that more than two thirds of yemen's twenty eight million people are reliant on imported supplies or the twenty million people need humanitarian assistance including seven million who are facing a famine like conditions food supplies are expected to run out in six weeks and vaccine in fact scenes in just a month on the international committee of

group global leaks has revealed what appears to be a plan by the united arab emirates to destroy katter's economy the plan was found in the e-mail accounts of the u.a.e. ambassador to the u.s. use of tiber global leaks handed over the files to the online news outlets the intercept the syrian army says it's now in control of the eastern city of al bogeyman after i saw fighters withdrew from the border city was one of the last remaining pockets of territory in syria held by the armed groups. spain state prosecutor has asked the supreme court to jail the catalan parliament speaker and three deputies pending an investigation into their role in catalonia secession bit they have been testifying on charges of rebellion sedition and misuse of public funds the prosecutor asked the court to release two other members of the regional parliament and those the latest headlines here on al jazeera more from me and twenty five minutes stay with us though next it's digital dissidents i'll see you in twenty five by. you know who was the war the person in the n.s.a. who did what he absolutely should have don

program celebrations as down to their network knocks twenty one years on it despite continued calls by katter's gulf neighbors put to closure. and they didn't pick flame touches down in south korea but organizers hoping its arrival was sparked local interest in the winter games. business update brought to you by chance are they always going places together. business updates brought to you by chance are they always going places together. thank. you again and the others are media network is marking its twenty first anniversary and made continued calls for its closure from gulf nations cattery amir has been attending celebrations in doha saudi arabia egypt bahrain and the u.a.e. all accuse qatar of supporting terrorism charges doha vehemently denies in a long list of demands they want al-jazeera to be shut down but the emir says he will not bow to pressure that interferes with sovereignty and freedom of speech to march out reports. since its first broadcast in one thousand nine hundred six al-jazeera has attracted millions of viewers around the world its reports and breaking news keeping the publi

speech at a counterterrorism conference here in london shaikh mohammed bin abdul harman al tani says katter remains resolutely committed to eradicate terrorism of all kinds. wants constantly. to seek new collective approaches to the global threat on terrorism and a changing. since two thousand and four that it took aggressive steps to cut off the flow of finance of terrorists by developing the proper legislation at the proper just little framework and improve our financial monitoring system. has learned that they can't think terrorism and its ideology must be through a holistic approach by come by combining tough security measures with more lasting safeguards we can all succeed. most of the shows the need to germany social democrat party has met the country's president to see if they can break a political impasse since the election talks to form a government led by charles i'm going to break down the weekend she refused to answer coalition talk spouses and the increasing pressure to do so. on mccain joins us live now from but so talk us through the significance of these meetings being held.

workers this includes those working on projects this week the un agency says reforms agreed to by katter meant some two million workers now enjoy better protection the audi who's the secretary general of the supreme committee insists his organization has always been committed to workers' rights. the commitment towards improving worker welfare was there before the world cup but the world cup was a catalyst to accelerate a lot of these reforms and in a much more effective much more accelerated way of course the decision in the in the ilo yesterday's welcome decision because it's a recognition of the commitment and the progress that has made that does not mean that it's ended of course our journey towards reform is going to continue and we always embrace and welcome anybody that provides constructive criticism and assists us in improving the situation for migrant workers in the state of. another high profile american gymnast says she was sexually abused by team physician larry nasser in an interview with a u.s. network three time olympic gold medalist ali rassmann says she was first treated