troops a cost that recently spent over a year imprisoned in kuwait for a crime. he didn't commit but regardless of his military service and the lack of consequential evidence in the kuwait case against him the us government left the cost of to fend for himself. but like a customer a total of $28.00 americans have served time for drug offenses over the last 5 years with little to no help from the state department at all and their cases are eerily similar all 28 are private contractors supporting u.s. military operations in the middle east and all worth sensually victims to no not raid in the dead of night where they were arrested by the way the police many of these contractors were forced into a false confession through torture methods and extreme brutality kuwait's all the files often support this and the state department is well aware in fact the state department has been aware way to torture of americans for years yet they've done nothing. now generally the treatment of american service members abroad is a matter of national security and they're considered a pr

and that brings us back to the issue in kuwait, under the trump administration. the basic responsibilities of protection of u.s. citizens abroad haven't been enforced. in particular, in cases like a cost is, the reason seems to be obvious, a cost this is black. the majority of arrested, tortured and abused are as well. but what will the american government do to protect those serving of interest in kuwait who find themselves at the crossroads of prejudice and torture? if history tells us anything, these contractors they're on their own and they're on their own because they are contractors, they are mercenaries. that is what the whole idea. and remember, this started way way back, you know, during the bush administration and dick cheney and donald rumsfeld and all of them said, hey, rather than spend money on our own u.s. military, we can make deals with the military defense industry corporations and start having contractors do all the work centrally mercenaries and you're absolutely correct. and these contractors do a variety of things for the military. some of t

into the picture with some wet weather as we go through chews day and even a chance of a shower 2 in kuwait south of that it is generally fine in trial lovely weather here in doha temperatures getting up to 29 degrees celsius in the sunshine might catch the odd shower just around the southern end of the red sea great to south of seeing showers across central parts of africa could see some showers anywhere from central and southern parts of somalia through ethiopia pushing a rod across the rift valley all the way across into the gulf of guinea some larvae downpours and you're possibility into uganda love the possibility of showers to just pushing across into that eastern side of tanzania to the south of that it is generate dry wind by the end of the way we'll see some heavy rain for the east and south africa. in part 2 of a special investigation one o one ace visits west in a strong. he is only used to tension center and travels to the remote outback towns

nothing happened in kuwait with the sexual assault and harassment, so why would they do something in afghanistan. >> reporter: in april 2017, then secretary of defense james mattis said there was zero tolerance. >> battlefield casualties are a matter of war, we accept no casualties in our family. >> reporter: died from suicide. >> it wasn't a matter of if but. when. >> reporter: the army launched an investigation into her death. i tried to look at copy of the investigation you got. here it is. that's it. that's what i'm getting. blank page after blank page. they gave you this? >> yes. >> reporter: 100 copies of blacked out pages? >> yes. i didn't understand how they could stand there and look me in the eyes and hand that to me. >> reporter: does it make you believe they're trying to cover something up? >> of course. >> reporter: at time policy adviser to the program reaffirmed commitment to hold themselves accountable. >> remain committed to ending sexual assault in the military, providing highest quality response and holding members accountable. >> reporter: but redacted pages told

the picture with some wet weather as we go through choose day and even a chance of a shower too in kuwait south of that it is generally fine in trial lovely weather here in doha temperatures getting up to 29 degrees celsius in the sunshine might catch the odd shower just around the southern end of the red say grace is out there saying showers across central parts of africa could see some showers anywhere from central and southern parts of somalia through ethiopia pushing a rod across the rift valley or where cross into the gulf of guinea some larvae downpours and the possibility into uganda lovely possibility of showers to just pushing across into that eastern side of tanzania to the south of that it is generate dry wind by the end of the way will see some heavy rain for the east and south africa. but. an invitation to band witness to hold that life office. the high. the numbers the trials and tribulations.

pfizer's say their vaccine is 95 percent effective against kuwait 19, but the f.d.a. says there will be a public debates over the evidence of each vaccine. finances will be 1st up on december 10th, but during is set to happen or week later across the atlantic. british regulators are assessing the fines or shots, but they're also looking at another vaccine from the u.k. company astra zeneca, which says there is on average 70 percent effective, but can be 90 percent effective depending on the dosage. well, let's get more now from our white house correspondent, kimberly how. kimberly, let's start with the good news that a vaccine from there is seeking emergency approval. is there any indication at this stage when it will be ruled out to the general public? yeah, it's definitely going to be after those f.d.a. hearings in the us president tweeting in the last 2 hours that the food and drug administration must to act quickly. so there are is going to be a lot that is going to be riding on those hearings that will take place for madeira . it is december 17th and on december

. >> reporter: in army national guard for six years when sent on first deployment to kuwait in 2016.rgan? >> in kuwait, she was sauexuall assaulted and continually harassed by one of her superiors. >> reporter: did she report it? >> yes. >> reporter: what was the response? >> nothing. she got nothing. >> reporter: on the same deployment, sent to afghanistan, sexually assaulted again, alleged gang rape involving multiple soldiers. do you think she was too scared to report what happened in afghanistan? >> yes, she was very scared. >> reporter: why? >> they threatened her number one and number two knew wouldn't go anywhere. nothing happened in kuwait with the sexual assault and harassment, so why would they do something in afghanistan. >> reporter: in april 2017, then secretary of defense james mattis said there was zero tolerance. >> battlefield casualties are a matter of war, we accept no casualties in our family. >> reporter: died from suicide. >> it wasn't a matter of if but. when. >> reporter: the army launched an investigation into her death. i tried to look at copy of the investi

in september 29th teen, he reportedly flew to kuwait. then 2 months later, we can confirm he traveled again. this time on a previously undisclosed possible want from the caribbean nation of grenada, the border gulfstream lead jet. he flew from bangkok to dubai, stopping for 3 days in india's ahmedabad, on the way. when and how he entered time is on knowing. the only way they're going to happen is through extremely high level government assistance from you know, hunting for one visual. if they do have the full resources of one or more governments to assist to him on maintaining their or their status as a fugitive, it's difficult, you know, it can be difficult to get them, but not impossible. malaysian police accuse china during the fugitive unobstructed. he's a race going to the moment they're going to johnny's old. you know, much of an, even though he's also going to die good of you when you're not one yet muslim. god body. but others are no model, not as i do. but do you notice that the commune is supa palace strongly denies. it's prote

this time in kuwait enlisting the help of shakes about mubarak, a member of the royal family and son of the country's then prime minister and promoted and $8000000000.00 joint venture between the gulf state and china seemingly as a smokescreen to channel excess money from inflated chinese contracts in malaysia, from 2016 to 2017, hong kong subsidiaries of the chinese conglomerate, c. c. c. c. transferred more than $1200000000.00 into company accounts, controlled by shakes about almost $50000000.00 of this was used to pay for joe knows mounting legal fees and maintaining his assets so he has had this baucus of funds being transferred and popped in various entities across the wall. been money on his behalf to allow him to continue to, to have a global presence without being found. then more than $600000000.00 was siphoned through a maze of shakes about his personal and company accounts. back to one empty, big to pay off a fraction of its date. now standing at a massive $15000000000.00 90 a c c, c. c. no shakes above responded to allegations of their involvement in the one name to the s

this health disparity seen in kuwait isn't new though. before the pandemic, the life expectancy gap between these neighborhoods was as wide as 17 years. we've created a society in the us, nothing new that has put hop, brown and black on the bottom, the rich on top and the poor on the bottom. and we overlap those categories and the services that we provide, whether be school housing, health care, have all been, or layered in the exact same way that cows of facts in the body. first world and 3rd world conditions and in the subsidy for have traced to ups. this the west gulf will pour whiskey filled the car as one of the lowest life expectancies in the city left. the field has one of the lowest perp capita incomes. it's one of the younger communities as well. if you're a 16 year old teenager, young man who lives in garfield are likely african-american has a little more than a 5050 chance of living to the age of 65 people's minds go to violence and gun violence. and certainly gun violence is the problem, but actually more than 50 percent of th

nothing happened in kuwait with sexual assault and harassment, why would they do something, you know,anistan? >> in april, 2018, then secretary of defense james mattis said there was zero tolerance. >> battlefield casualties are a reality of war, we will accept no casualties due to sexual assault in our military family. >> four months later, morgan died by suicide. >> it wouldn't have mattered if, it was a matter of when. >> the army launched investigation into her death. >> i tried to look at the copy of the investigation that you got. here it is. that's it. i don't get it. blank page after blank page. they gave you this, 100 copies of blacked out pages? >> yes. i just didn't understand how they could actually stand there, look me in the eyes and hand that to me. >> does it make you believe they're covering something up? >> of course. >> reporter: at the time, principle policy adviser to military sexual assault program reaffirmed the pentagon commitment to hold itself accountable. >> the department remains committed to goals of ending sexual assault in the military, providing the hig

it is really efficient and its recuperation is kuwait. and but the charging time is too long and the battery is too small for me, so i have to recharge every day. and this is not perfect in my eyes. i agree on that. so do i, i mean we still have that option with the engine combustion engine, but you know, top word sustainability and being green. that's how it should work. out. your trusty test is very impressed with the volvo, was classy workmanship, economy, and powerful. but smooth performance, though it does take its time recharging, takes its toll on the financial front with a price tag of $60000.00 euros. the team is full of equipment and features and at $40000.00 euros has a great price to performance ratio. plus, it's the real deal of pride that if the workmanship is on the average side and the fuel economy isn't too hot, thanks guys and drive safe from jozy as a car mechanic in lagos, nigeria, metropolis with a population of 14000000 to make something special out of what others would consigned to the junky, especially restoring cl

kuwait once more. so you block the street flooding on the western side of iran with that tail right way down into the southwest of the red sea, western side of society with ends to them seem quite likely. now some more welcome rain, southern africa. this band is moving up through zimbabwe, zambia towards malawi. allow he wants to write in the language forecast is promising. rain or thunder for the next 3 days. well still ahead, al jazeera, hoping to exclude on lawful immigrants from the census count the trumpet. ministration takes another case to court. meeting in the middle brazilian voters choose centrist cabinets over those representing the fringes. and this manchester, united star could be in big trouble. all the details coming up in sport jump into the stream and julian on global community bio diversity is bio security. it is that essential for our species to survive? be part of the debate. i know you have i.d.'s and you can be part of this conversation when no topic is off the table, the police a

but coming back to where it's been wet recently, there's more rain forecast for kuwait and iran and a scattering of outbreaks of writing us who sat here a bit as big shot up in cyprus in the run up into the northeast of turkey. now this martha large shower to you can a thunderstorm in their home tuesday before it becomes find the good of a bit of a breeze coming down from the north. but you can see the dark east blew by that time or wednesday now is iraq. kuwait once more, so you block the street flooding on the western side of iran with that tail right way down into the southwest of the red sea, western side of saudi with ns to them see quite likely now some more welcome right in southern africa, this band is moving up through zimbabwe, zambia towards wants to write in the forecast is promising rain or thunder for the next 3 days from fossil fuels to modern day renewable. as societies develop the energy demands, requiring innovative solutions to meet such tomatoes as a global power developed into the investment company. nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these d

it is really efficient and it's recuperation is kuwait. and but the charging time is too long and the battery is too small for me, so i have to recharge every day. and this is not perfect in my eyes. i agree on that. so do i, i mean we still have that option with the engine combustion engine, but you know, code word sustainability and being green. that's how it should work out. your trusty test is very impressed with the volvo, is classy workmanship, economy, and powerful. but smooth performance, though it does take its time recharging, takes its toll on the financial front with a price tag of $60000.00 euros. the team is full of equipment and features and that $40000.00 euros has a great price to performance ratio. plus, it's the real deal. all right? that is the workmanship is on the average side and the fuel economy isn't too hot. thanks guys and drive safe from dozing as a car mechanic in lagos, nigeria, metropolis with a population of 14000000. to make something special out of what others would consigned to the junky. especially resto

but coming back to where it's been wet recently, there's more rain forecast for kuwait and iran and a scattering of outbreaks of writing us who sat here a bit as big shot up in cyprus in the run up into the northeast of turkey. now this might allow shower to you can a thunderstorm in their home tuesday before it becomes find it a bit of a breeze coming down from the north. but as you can see, the darkish play by that time or wednesday now is iraq. kuwait once more, say lucky, street flooding on the western side of iran with that tail right way down into sas, west of the red sea, western side of saudi with thunderstorms seem quite likely now some more welcome rain, southern africa. this band is moving up through zimbabwe, zambia towards malawi. alawi wants to write in the language forecast is promising, rain or thunder for the next 3 days. in the past, past boston travels the roads of mexico, have been raising ecological the went on sharing creative solutions to the country's. most remote demonstrated course is a by deep in the struggle for a better speech to the past passed by congres

green luxury, talian fashion design, brand ship to kuwait, where high quality textiles are transformed into new sash. this is the noble idea who recently won the label, the green fashion, or now we meet the newly minted winners. you will be 90 minutes on w. . my 1st vice, like moses sewing machine icon for all women, are followed by this ocean for something as simple as learning how to write a by psychos isn't since i was a little girl, i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and it took me years to been made, there's finally gave up and mentioned buying young guys like this, but returns with the sewing machine. sewing, i suppose was more apt procreates for goes than rising. i'm biased as knowledge. i also reach out to those women back home who are bones by their duties and social norms and inform them of oded basic rights. my name is the about the go home and i wore hats to them. moved the official mary and her pregnant sister, the diplomat, who always gets straight to the point to look good to institutes outgoing director close to tell a man we look at his final year in office and his

this is pretty clever clever way to communicate with their father while he stationed overseas in kuwait. take a look. >>now out >>pretty cool how cute eric and patrulla his mother bought the ring doorbell think it would be a good way for her husband to keep an eye on the house, but the kids learn as you can see they can use it to send ad update site taking off the training wheels. major peter to kranz who has been in the army for more than 20 years. says this makes him feel like he's always at home that is so clever. yeah, great idea all right we're just talking about how cold might be a one dog to dog one dog in tell us i don't know if the cat and dog along the to be a pretty nice night, but it's going to be chilly out there around the bay area tonight no getting around it. the year. >>yes starting to dry out a bit we're not going to see that the real thick fog like we had early on this morning at least it will be more patchy outside for tonight, beautiful boy gorgeous out there right now nice and clear the worry of any rain around the bay area not now not the weekend i think either i

when we met nikki, it had been 5 months since her 22 year old daughter, nylon had passed away from kuwait 19. this was my love was my 6 child. she was everybody's favorite. she was the party planning. she was the family d.j. . she made up out again. you see this love music? she does love life. he has her face, her personality. i love him to tell me then what happened this spring? it was out of nowhere. the only thing she was battling with was the asthma. having trouble breathing. she didn't want to go to the hospital because of cold soul. she couldn't take it anymore. so she called it ambulance and they immediately set up an oxygen. and she went to the hospital nearby. at this point, you were not thinking that she had covert, you know, that it, i'll, sue waited for a lot of test results to come back. and then she takes me and say, mom, they say i have and my heart beslan us there was sending you to a better hospital. when i now arrived, nicky says her daughter was placed on a ventilator, and that after nationally seeming stable, her condition got worse. she was on a ventilator for 23 days

when you stick to the script his pitches the after 4 years of chaos on hundreds of thousands of kuwait 90 day he is uniquely placed to mend the country battle for the soldiers that the job of a president to hear. the trump campaign by contrast has been lights on unity and heavy on fear and misinformation for the president this is about coming fast at any costs. reject left wing fascism vote for american freedom vote for america 1st vote for make america great again. both candidates have cast themselves as america's salvation but the truth is in this high stakes battle the results will reverberate well beyond her borders. well heading into the election things seem to be looking pretty good for joe biden with a consistent lead in the polls pollsters have been wrong of course like the last time in 2016 when hillary clinton looked like making history as america's 1st female president but despite her poll lead and winning the popular vote america's electoral college system was against her vote 2nd asked this year the latest polls give joe biden an even bigger national lead $8.00 percentage

kuwait 19 had a compounding effect on the already deter, eating food security situation on the road. the pandemic hit at a time when hunger has been on the rise for all 4 consecutive number of years, mainly due to conflict, climate data chunks and the economy crisis. already in 2900, more than 135 people were in food crisis, meaning that they don't know where their next meal is coming from. so all early on we estimated, actually, because of the pandemic that up to 270000000, people around the world could now become food insecure. different in secure, due to the negative social cannot make effects caused by the kind and you know, that 495000000 full time jobs has been lost as an immediate consequence of the pandemic. and that is the news for now. here are not international sask, it'll be here at the top of the hour to keep you updated throughout. the greater trends are going to say. simpson, exacerbating alarming everyone who mindlessly actually what that means is we end up picking solutions that cost a lot, but actually drink very little. instead of the actual solutions that work dur

countries i think their relationship will remain strong kuwait oman countries such as these i think the bike the administration will be very happy to continue to work with saudi arabia and the emirates especially because of the war in yemen will be at risk. ok if what's a look to israel then and netanyahu how do you think things might change there under a biden administration well biden is part of the democratic wing that is still very strongly supportive of israel on the other hand he's not so committed to netanyahu and the settler movement the kind of radical extremism that we've seen there moreover there are a lot of democrats especially in the house who would like to see a rebalance so my guess is that biden will remain very supportive of israel broadly speaking but is probably going to push the netanyahu government especially on the issue of the west bank of settlers of palestinians he's going to urge a greater effort to reach a serious peace agreement with the palestinians as opposed to the trumpet administration which basically made all of its efforts on behalf of netanyahu gover

well, kuwait initially stepped in to mediate, but there's been little or no compromise. the blockade countries accuse council of supporting terrorism, which its government has denied. let's go to washington d.c. and speak to former u.s. diplomat william lawrence, who is also a professor of political science at the american university. good to speak to you again. there's been a little movement in ending this blockade in the last 3 years. why do they think they can end it now in the next 70 days? well, it's being driven by the u.s. calendar rather than any rate through game changers and field just like abrahamic records were done to help with trump's political campaign in the u.s. to distract from other problems that he had here and saying that he, israel, the problems it was internal certainly politics. this has to do with jumps to do list of things he wants to complete before he finishes his term as president. there's been a huge discussion in the white house over the last week about trump's legacy, about what goals he accomplished. and certainly this is on the list of a

which he did in securing historic peace deals between israel and the united arab emirates and kuwait in the moderate sunni countries share with tel aviv a hostility against shia iran and cheered when trump withdrew from the nuclear deal and reimposed sanctions against iran when it trumped the restoration approaches to solve to for example the iranian issue. it's true that telling it like it is is a very appreciated quality in the region and not you know not appeasement or laxity however. it remains to be seen whether it's again bitter a gamble you see whether the maximum pressure campaign for example towards iran will be obtained the result that it is certain to obtain or else would it lead to further deterioration trumps a genuine assassination of the powerful all could force commander because some saudi money met with iranian retaliation and both the united states and iran to the brink of war still they would not try to challenge the us because they would one they would want to be on the good side of the us in terms of relaxing the sanctions coming back to the year round deal of 20

now at the moment they're very light, but they'll be around in kuwait, i think in particular during monday. and the light breeze suggested 27 degrees and our feel actually interestingly huge, not been the case recently, but the seasonal rains are being pushed south all going south, big followed by the northeast monsoon, which means somalia is now a largely dry place. same is true of ethiopia, whereas if you're nursed fairly further south, victoria, uganda, the rain is fairly heavy. the moment that's true, further west and angola as well. it's the wet time of year. doris represents the coast of tanzania been raining here for i think almost 2 weeks solidly on the light or moderate. that's correct for this time of year as well. for the science, seasonal stuff comes and goes at the moment in cape town's not very warm, sunny, 19 degrees for a disappointing but the u.s. is deeply divided. millions of americans feel disaffected and ignored by both political parties. and the political class is point scoring. the game is a dangerous game, but it's a game of the slick and this folk lines examines th

well, the areas of iran could see some showers long spells of rain there, feeding down across iraq, kuwait, seeing some of that wetter weather along with saudi arabia. and it will continue to drive its way further eastward as we go through thursday, some heavier rain there running across turkmenistan, uzbekistan tajikistan more than parts of afghanistan. right here in doha for the time big come the end of the week and even may what we might see a spot or 2 of light rain. so that's something to watch out for. plenty of rain. meanwhile, across central parts of africa, lots of clouds showing up across central areas, a seasonal rains doing quite nicely in the process of sinking a little further south with say you see that heavy rain just pushing down into tanzania some wetter weather, also sliding down into mozambique as we go through the next couple of days, could even see some wet weather for botswana. but dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic. let's start with some of the all the ground realities affecting the news coverage. what's the lay of the land there? stripping away the

we don't see stabilization at a certain level the dynamics of kuwait in 1000 cases are continuing to grow again we do see tougher measures are brought up to full lock down we are not yet proposing this this teacher health care system is coping with the thousands already infected russians are expecting that an anti call the vaccine will soon be available for mass use now sputnik the vaccine that is going through itself final trial stage at the moment is meant to be the 1st russian vaccine which will be. they are both for everyone and it's make a promises that there will be end off for all i suppose within the next 2 weeks we may expect the vaccinations in moscow in the moscow region to increase this is what is called mass vaccination everything is going according to plan by the end of november we can expect tough a 1000000 doses of the vaccine to be rolled out among the population and in december this figure will be 3 times higher porting to the manufacturers the number of available vaccine will grow to at least $15000000.00 doses per month and with its a near perfect record so far sp

we spoke to a senior food security advisor from the un body kuwait 19 had a compounding effect on the already deter, eating food security situation on the road. the pandemic hit at a time when hunger has been on the rise for all 4 constitutive number of years, mainly due to conflict, climate data chunks and economic crisis. already in 2900, more than 135 people were in food crisis, meaning that they don't know where their next meal is coming from. so early on, we estimated, actually, because of the pandemic that up to 270000000 people around the world could now become food insecure. puked, if we didn't secure due to the negative social, cannot make effects caused by the kind and you know, that 495000000 full time jobs have been lost as an immediate consequence of the pandemic. in other news tonight, the u.s. has announced the river, all of 500 troops in iraq and thousands from afghanistan. it is said to take place in january just before projected president elect joe biden is expected to take office and potentially oppose that decision. in a further complication to donald trump made th

and so wandering around through kuwait and just heading into eastern side, i don't think it will affect bahrain or qatar, but i wouldn't rule it out in tali. but this is a change of season, hardly surprising this time the year. the seasonal rain proper has gone south now. it's really a line through tanzania they are congo, back to something about northern gola and it's there in the forecast. there are still a few showers in south sudan and a little bit of rain in the far south. a somali or basically the northeast monsoon setting in now, which is largely a dry picture for the horn of africa. and it tends to win hearts the rains for the south as well. we've seen significant rain recently, as you can see from a satellite in northern madagascar land. same is true in south africa in the next day or so. i think we're going to be in juice, rain all along the cape coast. and up to the suitors, you have this book looks recently, far the moment. port elizabeth, so not so windy and shari. gang life. this was our foundation. and what we are i tried to do some to different. when i met daisy, it was

areas of ronald's, the same somewhat weather and some showers along dispose of rain possible into kuwait. northern and central parts of saudi arabia becomes more expansive as we go on through friday. possibly some heavier rain pushing tools, western parts of europe, even here in doha, you could catch a spot or 2 of right as we go through saturday, temperatures around 26 celsius. let's push further east where we've seen as cycling making its way into southern parts of india. just to the south of chennai, it continues to push further west, which it is weakening, of course, but still some very, very heavy rainfall coming in with this system of $100.00, millimeters of rain also. so any possibility is a slides across pushing towards maharastra will see that wetter weather, grassy pushing for, and there's another system following behind. to jump into the stream and join our global community. biodiversity is biosecurity, is that essential for our species to survive? be part of the debate. i know you have ideas and he can be part of this conversation. when no topic is off the table, the police a

we spoke to a senior food security advisor from the un body kuwait 19 had a compounding effect on the already deter, eating food security situation on the road. the pandemic hit at a time when hunger has been on the rise for all 4 consecutive number of years, mainly due to conflict, climate data chalks and the economy crisis. already in 2900, more than 135 people were in food crisis, meaning that they don't know where the next meal is coming from. so early on, we estimated, actually, because of the pandemic that up to 270000000 people around the world could now become food insecure puke. if we didn't secure due to the negative, social cannot make effects caused by the country. and you know, that 495000000 full time jobs have been lost as an immediate consequence of the pandemic. that's all for the south. thanks for sticking with us. you can always check out our tito call if you want more on those and many, many more stories to seize it. i was always on the bull, but i post national. like big city, bright lights. you jump, but you know, g.'s and many dangers later, they're going to it'

now be the case monday where kuwait looks, a rather wet a place to be. for the most part is still draw the real change, the real blustery stuff. and the cool weather hasn't gotten through most arabian peninsula sees nor right in is now fairly obvious in the satellite picture, a line through and go into the indian ocean. we've actually got to the 1st of the tropical storms of the season, the proper heavy showers,, stretch all the way from lake victoria, down to d.r., congo, down towards northern, the maybe not along this coast in coast about going the current and that southerly wind means it's called scouting coast for a reason, it's usually drop, but when talk does get a shower to on sundays a case in point. they go on by monday and tuesday. there are few showers developing again in south africa, but not in cape town, where it's a big cool frank assessments, if other can public opinion piece betrayed by social media platforms after november? what would be good? because if you believe that there are corrosive to our democracy, one obvious solution is to b

shelters, trying to install health and hygiene installations because we're also dealing with the kuwait pent demick as well. so these desperate refugees need everything and the field is, if this fighting goes on, there could be times more on the run. and that does it for me this hour be back in about, let's say 33 minutes with another full and fresh look at your news. this is, our team was always on the bull, but the most national big city, bright lights. you jump, but you know, jeans and mini dangerous to play with atlanta. and it's also a city where up 230-0000 crimes are committed every day for the last one. but if you look at your most, it's filled to the reserve least one police officer think every 200 residents in russia's capital lost on the english. i think they have a right to me, that i will not go with the wind up toy or sing along with them to most welcome to maximize their financial survival guide, looking forward to your pension account yonks. this is what happens to pensions in britain, delicacy, you watch kaiser report and welcome to the alex salmond shoe with president