lebanon achieved most of its aims.aims were on that part of the maritime border within 5 kilometers of the coastline, and that line runs according to line one, which was israel's line. so from israel's point of view the agreement has very great security advantages, because it is now tied israel and lebanon with the backing of the united states to an internationally recognized maritime board. -- border. and that will have implications in terms of going forward, in terms of any conflict and who is to blame. and to crosses what. host: i do want to ask you about how you think this actually makes israel more secure, because those of the comments we are hearing out of tel aviv. back to my question on the politics behind this. how much of this is a political issue ahead of these elections coming up? >> so i think it is a political issue in that mr. netanyahu, the head of the opposition, one of his great benefits and advantages in elections is he is seen as very successful in managing israel's formal affairs, with watching tin

. now it is 65%, that is, ukraine remains the main savior of lebanon and not only lebanon, but manyes of the middle east, by the way, there is very good news. i know that espresso likes to talk a lot about culture, the book has just been published it was translated into arabic by a lebanese translator, and this is a very important event for us, moreover, we are currently preparing for the release of grigory skovoroda’s translation for the 300th anniversary of his birth. we are actually preparing this story about the destroyed museum, but the spirit is not destroyed, and of course he from skovorod remains with us and not only in ukraine, but now in all the countries of the arab world, very interesting information. we congratulate andriyka kotyukha on the release of the premiere and his book, also in arabic. it's not a secret that the first ship in general during the time when the graining agreement had just started, it was going to tripoli and i saw that you met it. these ukrainian ships and you are there and uh, these photos, pictures, and i saw them as well, where are you with ukra

oh, so much going on in lebanon, so much, not going on in lebanon. right. so how do we have this conversation where we have it with aaliyah? we have it with her beep and also with her saying thank you or favor for being on the stream. aliyah festival. will you tell us he was what you do? i am a journalist co founded over in independence media based and they do need that ash my most. do you work on investigative journalism and to have a sticky on holiday on? yeah. are you good to be here? i have a welcome back to the sting. get to have you remind our audience who you are and what you do. i'm happy, but i'm an investigator journalist and i've been reporting a lot of them for the last 20 years or so. and hussein say hello to our audience around the world. hi, my name is sandra soto. i am a development economist, get imbed with gun called the odyssey initiative and the fellow institute for middle east policy. i'm out to be here there to have a a. i'm going to take out the was for the last few months starting in april. but i know that you have been reporting and

is that hoped for some kind of change for lebanon? a country that right now is bankrupt doesn't have a president and no function. government. there is so much to talk about. you can join us life on youtube. in the comment section right here, lebanese year, us depreciated by 95 percent in the past 3 years. the minimum wage dropped from $450.00 per month, 50 dollars per month. now there's a color outbreak with more than a 1000 case. whereas 40 percent of the medical staff have integrated and revenues banks are still holding depositors. money and depositors are conducting highest in order to get their own money back, just like as a bell. and the people who and all of them come to burn the really tasks who still don't have any could. i'm explained to get out of the situation of the graces or the central bank. the banks diminish shows who are still protecting and covering the regime in the system or for the good or the bad lip. at the level, these people are still resilient. they still hold onto the hood, they have some of the, you will fe

is that hoped for some kind of change for lebanon? a country that right now is bankrupt, doesn't have a president and no function in government. there is so much to talk about. you can join us life on youtube. in the comment section right here. now been is years depreciated by 95 percent in the past 3 years, the minimum wage dropped from $450.00 per month to $50.00 per month. now there's a color outbreak with more than a 1000 case, whereas 40 percent of the medical staff have integrated and lebanese banks are still holding deposit. there's no money. and depositors are conducting highest in order to get their own money back. just like out of a bell and people and all of them accountable, they're willing to ask who symbols have an economic plan to get out of the situation of the graces. the central bank, the banks diminish shows who are still protecting and covering the regime in the system for the good or the bad lip. at the revenues, people are still resilient, they still hold on to the hold. they have some of the you will feel in a c

just around the northern half or the red sea into saudi arabia, syria, lebanon, jordan, saying, some wet weather, those showers, starting to drift their way into iraq as well as we go through with 1st, a blustery conditions across that eastern side of the mediterranean. quite a nasty storm system. this one plus the conditions 2 for the north west of africa, just bring every few showers across in northern fringes of algeria. northern possum rocco see some wet weather there too, into chin as yet, but for much of north africa with east logic. try just around the gulf of guinea, mice, rape, a shower or 2 just along the coastal fringes of west africa. but the showers of course, now starting to recede away, pushing further south. so what weather is going to be into the heart of africa, democratic republic of congo, saying some lobby shouts, storm hedge for a time. they're just down towards zambia towards botswana, one or 2 shouting to south africa, but tiny, dry and bright to hear the thursday. ah, a commitment to continuously conserve its wonder is fido, a fighting breakthrough solutions

his mother lebanon's economic crisis is now in its 4th year and many can't afford hospital fees. you have never thought of area free thing. it's free hospital phase a to speak of the mean a, despite global shortages, the international community has helped lebanon secure cholera. vaccines officials are hoping to administer more than half a 1000000 doses in the coming weeks. but while this will help limit the spread, it's unlikely to solve the problem. the main aim is to allow us to have more time. but the ultimate control has to go back. ready to the management of water and sanitation, making sure that we have clean water that's being delivered to the users. the main source of water in the north is contaminated water facilities were already deteriorating before the near bankrupt. government became unable to buy fuel to power treatments stations. the situation could get worse when winter rain begin. this will further mix drinking and waste water. so both waste management system and because of the high cost of bottled water for people are forced to rely on these unreliable sources.

north lebanon is where most of them are being detected. nearly half of the patients of the water born disease are children, almost all come from poor families. unable to access clean water. and under 33 mac, we bought water that is not disinfected. i believe that is how my daughter got the disease. lebanon's economic crisis is now in its 4th year and many cant afford hospital fees. you had to be line with area everything in the hospital face or to speak of the mean a despite global shortages, the international community has helped lebanon secure cholera. vaccines officials are hoping to administer more than half a 1000000 doses in the coming weeks. but while this will help limit the spread, it's unlikely to solve the problem. the main aim is to allow us to have more time, but the ultimate control has to go back. ready to the management of it and. ready station, making sure that we have clean and see what that that's being delivered to the users. the main source of water in the north is contaminated water facilities were already deteriorating before the near bankrupt. government became

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the agreement between israel and lebanon. secondly, because you know, our exclusive gonna make zone is adjacent to this. secondly, the fact that the 20 parties like lebanon and the is, and he's who officially out in a state of war. and who do not recognize each other. they have managed, through the mediation of the united states, him and i congratulate the united states for this. they have reached an agreement. this is a very good example for ourselves and turkey. turkey so far has refused that we do a similar kind of negotiation and arrangement in eliminating out of exclusive our respective exclusive economic zone with the justification that they don't recognize us. but here is an example where this can be done without a solution of the political problem so that they can recognize. so we have offered talks and even the stocks fail. let's go to the hague and we prepare to accept the bi creation of the hague. let me put the next priority, the next priority of the needs of our european partners or natural gas in this has to com

there al jazeera northern lebanon, still ahead on out. is there a united babies born in a war zane with parents abroad? been at a sorry to see clinic in ukraine. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with sponsored my cattle aways, hello, central part of the mediterranean have taken something of a battering. recently was some very stormy weather. this is the latest area. caraway mass made its way across or romania through ukraine. easing up into that western side of russia. he comes in next, one low, more, very wet, very windy weather, damaging winds coming for a running in across italy. and that will slam some big downpours and across much of italy on, on the other side of the idea. take some live storms here. we've seen flooding recently into west southern parts of the balkans, more of the same over the next couple days. some snow there for their accounts, snow there across the outs and a bit of snow to making its way in across the pyrenees. some very heavy rain coming into were portugal western parts of spain. some lively weather. 2 in 2

it's this also look at the issue of, of lebanon. this is an extraordinary development, lebanon, and israel coming to an agreement. i mean, that is, would it be unthinkable? few years back? is there a chance to use that this issue of energy and of, of, of making money doing business and also having an effect on the ukraine crisis because of the power problem with right across europe. do you feel positive about this, or are you worried about disputes? because there be a could be, you know, we 30, it could be all sorts of problems. we, in terms of right, our priorities in the, in the right or sequence that the world. an extremely helpful, it development, the agreement between israel and lebanon. secondly, because, you know, our exclusive gunam ingrown is adjacent to this. secondly, the fact that the 20 parties like lebanon. and that is anyone who officially adding a state of war and who do not recognize each other. they have managed through the mediation of the united states, and i congratulate the united states for this. if they have

if lebanon were to put out the reigning world champion. before seeing off a very decent side and giving a real beating to a various it is quite extraordinary, michael cheika is... it is quite extraordinary, michael cheika is- - -_ cheika is... you've got one head coach coaching _ cheika is... you've got one head coach coaching two _ cheika is... you've got one head coach coaching two nations, - cheika is... you've got one head coach coaching two nations, but| cheika is... you've got one head| coach coaching two nations, but i think it's fair to say this evening may be his last involvement. we know australia's strengths, have they shown weaknesses so far in this tournament? i they shown weaknesses so far in this tournament?— tournament? i think the answer to that is yes- _ tournament? i think the answer to that is yes. and _ tournament? i think the answer to that is yes. and no. _ tournament? i think the answer to that is yes. and no. not _ tournament? i think the answer to that is yes. and no. not in - tournament? i think the answer to tha

- i don't want to we'll have to see what comes out of the democratic process in lebanon. the president did discuss with their president in bringing together a historic maritime agreement involving israel and lebanon. we feel it's in our best interests to have a relationship with the government of lebanon because we believe it can help with regional security, american security and israel security, as well as security for lebanon. >> what about the explosion, what is the administration doing to push that forward? we have over 226 victims and no one is speaking about the tragedy? >> it continues to be the policy to try to drive toward answers for that explosion. we'll continue to work on that. >> question about -- [inaudible] >> i have been in touch with members of the president-elect's team, we want to coordinate with them, whether that's me going down there or them coming here, i think you can expect face-to-face engagement at high levels so we can hit the ground running. >> what do you see related to the russian war in ukraine? he said he would talk to russia and ukraine

. >> [indiscernible] in lebanon. it is set up from around and syria. mr. sullivan: i do not want to get ahead -- i do not want to make categorical -- categorical statements appeared we will have to see what comes out of the democratic process and lebanon. he directly engaged with the president just a couple met -- weeks go to bring a historic and significant maritime agreement involving israel and lebanon. we believe it is in the united states interest to have a relationship with the government of lebanon because we think that can help with regional security, america's security, israel security and the security and prosperity of lebanon. i will not respond to hypotheticals about a president. >> has been obstructing justice for the investigation of a root explosion -- beirut explosion. [indiscernible] over 226. [indiscernible] this big tragedy. mr. sullivan: it continues to be the focus of the u.s. government in the day president biden came to office to drive towards answers and accountability when it comes to that explosion. we will work that as actively a

and so that, with the backdrop, what could lebanon do to contain it at this point? well, this is a response as well. thank please. of the cases, there's a lot of activities already being implemented, including improving living conditions by preventing the disease activity as well as grouping water and sanitation and hygiene. but also by participating in the vaccine campaign that the lead as well that the child just other partners and stuff we looking for to see a more of like a responsive of decreasing and above the cases it's a, let's drill down on that. we hear there is a shortage of vaccines. how much could that happen if it's to stop a broader and more sci fi outbreak in the region? a vaccine shortage is a global issues. fortunately, it goes to us as a global shortage is not only for, for the region by itself and the fact that there isn't all the demands on those manufacturers that produce this axis are foreseen in terms of how they respond to the over all demand for all of the countries that the event of measures to decrease the number of the cases. but definit

it's help pay the salaries of security forces in lebanon. it's brokered peace between transitional government and opposition groups and cutter consistently works to men regional risks which is essential to addressing the common challenges that we face. also didn't economic ties from civil aviation to renewable energy control in american businesses. innovators are creating new opportunities for people in both of our countries. we welcome the immunity commitment to ramp up for production of liquefied natural gas that will best or global energy security. it will help people around the world who are struggling to keep up with rising cost. and we recognize cutters efforts to co remissions. like joining the global methane pledge and investments and technologies to foster a clean energy transition in the years ahead were conflicts and deep instability persist. we are working to help people who are suffering as a result. when the taliban forcibly took power in afghanistan, cutter played an indispensable role in helping the united states relocate ten

in october, poverty stricken lebanon reported at 1st gave in 30 years, the rising number of gifts pushed the country to launch a cholera immunization dr. but the world health organization has warned of a white white shortage of colorado vaccine. leading thousands at risk of losing their lights unless heads comes soon. ah sport now and a big result in the 2nd match of the world cup in cutter, england bait around $62.00. but the losing side grabbed the headlines early on with a protest against the government. a silence that spoke louder than words as iran refused to sing the national anthem ahead of kickoff. in the match, they held firm for 35 minutes, but then 19 year old jude bellingham headed in for his 1st england girl. and the floodgates opened the car you sucker doubled the lead. mixed with a supervisor strike 2 minutes before the break and in injury time run him. sterling added another to make it 3 mill at half time. soccer grabbed a full for england and the 2nd half, but iran got off the mark shortly after the 65th minutes. but hopes of come back with quickly dashed by a 6th goal p

- i don't want to we'll have to see what comes out of the democratic process in lebanon. the president did discuss with their president in bringing together a historic maritime agreement involving israel and lebanon. we feel it's in our best interests to have a relationship with the government of lebanon because we believe it can help with regional security, american security and israel security, as well as security for lebanon. >> what about the explosion, what is the administration doing to push that forward? we have over 226 victims and no one is speaking about the tragedy? >> it continues to be the policy to try to drive toward answers for that explosion. we'll continue to work on that. >> question about -- [inaudible] >> i have been in touch with members of the president-elect's team, we want to coordinate with them, whether that's me going down there or them coming here, i think you can expect face-to-face engagement at high levels so we can hit the ground running. >> what do you see related to the russian war in ukraine? he said he would talk to russia and ukraine

, and october poverty stricken lebanon reported at 1st gave, in 30 years the rising number of cases. i pushed the country to launch. i called it our immunization dr. but the world health organization has warned of a white white shortage of colorado vaccine for them, leaving cousins at risk of losing their life. unless help comes soon. let's bring in jennifer higgins here for more. she's with the international rescue committee and her work focuses on syria. thanks for being with us. miss hagens cholera is spreading in different parts of the globe including the middle east. how serious is the situation in syria? thank you very much for having me year to day. i think it is really vital that we're discussing this topic of the growing global crisis of cholera and this cholera outbreak, especially in syria, is really just an additional layer on what is already in q and protracted crisis ads. the 1st quarter outbreak that we're seeing in syria and over a decade with the law as we reported in 2009 and until the 17th notion of november week now hi, to recorded 35000 suspected cases with 90 to

this is one of the poorest places in lebanon. one reason why these young men are leaving. without money, they rely on the terror group to smuggle them out. mohammed represents several of their families. translation: here is i separated from the state. look at these poor areas, nobody cares about it and this poor class will be recruited to isis. a year ago, this man vanished, killed fighting for islamic state, according to this voice message, although the language is far less sophisticated than the group would normally use. translation: he told us - he was going to see his fiancee and would be back at noon. he went out and never came back. his family don't understand why a young man preparing for his wedding would leave. they believe he could still be alive, but the army in iraq says he travelled there and attacked a military base. shortly afterwards, they killed him and five other lebanese islamic state members in an airstrike. what will happen if you find them carrying out attacks in your country? translation: if you go to fight

on israel, do not create illusions and you have to learn to live in this lebanon, it is a great lebanonre is a chance that we will join nato, that russia will lose its resources and that will be the end of it, can it be like that of course it can to be both summer and autumn and winter, but to say exactly when russia runs out of resources, no one will say another important point absolutely exactly here mr. valeriy is talking about the third world war, you are talking about its dangers, the third world war is in a dangerous situation that china and russia can solve that they are capable of a real war and in the west, and this war can be even without the use of nuclear weapons , they are simply because they all have nuclear weapons, this is a war by conventional means, if ukraine is already in nato at this time, ukraine will be the first line of this war ukraine, poland and the baltic countries will be the first to suffer a savage blow from moscow and beijing. how to prevent this, you know how it is and where the war is too high for extermination , or we exterminate putin's russia. or it

. >>> and the chrisis in lebanon a they bet on bitcoin. a very busy hour still ahead when "worldwide exchange" returns. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." back to the marnkets with the earnings season rolling on with disney and roblox reporting this week and in a note to clients, david koston is citing margin headwinds and the outlook would dim further if the u.s. enters recession. we have seema shah with more on this we spoke about the growth forecast for the s&p down to 0 from 3% saying recession to lead to further rescission to the down side. how do you see the markets playing out for the rest of the year and 2023? >> i think for the remainder of the year, there is potential for a technical rally. we know around the mid-term elections you typically get a bit of an upturn where the market rallies that is standard

in this lebanon either we have to learn to live, this is great lebanon, or is there a chance that we will join nato, that russia is losing its resources and that's the end of it, or can it be like that? the resource is running out, no one will say one more important point, absolutely right here, mr. valeriy spoke about the third world war, not about its danger, the third world war is dangerous because china and russia can decide that they are capable of a real war and the west and this war can to be even without the use of nuclear weapons , they are simply because everyone has nuclear weapons, this is a war by conventional means, if ukraine is already in nato at this time, ukraine will be the first line of this war, ukraine, poland and the baltic countries will be the first are subjected to a savage blow from moscow and beijing. how to prevent this? you know how it is and where the war is too high for extermination, or we exterminate putin's russia. or it will exterminate us. hard dark times are ahead. i am trying to explain this all the time. is victory possible ? yes, will i see vi

now that lebanon are out, their coach michael cheika can get back to his dayjob in charge of argentina's 11 times, will play either new zealand or fiji in the semi finals. the wheelchair tournament is now well under way, but wales were comprehensively beaten by france in their first game in sheffield. wales were beaten by 158—6 by the defending champions, with the french scoring 16 first half tries. afterwards wales' captain stuart williams said he was a bit low but proud. and there was also defeat for scotland in their tournament opener, they were beaten 62—41 by the united states, who are playing in the world cup for the very first time. onto rugby union and exeter chiefs have announced they're re—structuring some of their finances to mitigate the effects of the covid pandemic. the club have called an extraordinary general meeting to get support to sell off what they're calling "a non—rugby asset". meanwhile, the men's team have been in action tonight at northampton and it was a very close game at franklins gardens. the chiefs eventually losing 26—19 to the saints. tommy freeman's seco

. ♪ host: this week, our global teen comes from lebanon. ♪ nemeh: i started karate when i was 5 yearsto find it a bit boring, but my father continued encouraging me to go to training. i participated in many international and regional competitions. ♪ my name is nemeh mohsin. i am 15-years-old and i live in tripoli, lebanon. ♪ my father is the manager of the programming department at a company called softwave, and is one of four partners of the company, and my mother is a french teacher and has a ph.d. ♪ many kids who are my age don't like going to school, but i like school. i get to hang out with my friends and benefit from the education. ♪ when i'm older, i want to be a lawyer, but as everything is heading toward technology, i'd like to be something in between a lawyer and a computer engineer. ♪ in europe, of course their lives are probably better, they have more freedom and more development. on the other hand, in some countries, like in africa, life is hard, and they struggle to get basic necessities. ♪ coronavirus is a global problem, and in my opinion, poverty is a social dilemma.

lebanon is in crisis. a collapsing currency. basic goods and a fragmented political system are bringing the country to its knees. the day—to—day consequences of these challenges are felt acutely in the nation's hospitals. the fear of electricity blackouts and critical medication shortages are putting the lives of thousands of patients at risk. george henton�*s film follows the director of lebanon's largest public hospital as he tries to stave off disaster at nazareth. honestly, it's hard to exaggerate how bad the situation is when you talk to the doctors and the nurses, who all want to leave. when you talk to the patients who are having to buy their own medication at exorbitant prices on the black market, and when you talk to the pharmacist who shows you empty cupboard after empty cupboard of where there should be life—saving medications, you start to realise just how serious and unsustainable the situation is. and it's notjust the hospital director who has to make hard decisions. the doctors are also under extreme pressure. dr

so serious only after the invasion of russia in ukraine now to the arab world, this is hezbollah, lebanonhake hands with the vietmen, it is the militia of verat, that is, iran . attention from internal protests and er . and i did not expect a response from saudi arabia. месте месте место о рождения саудуская рабы, that is, the wound not only threatens the judicial cancer. he plays peace and canon and self-righteousness, and when they themselves raised the question, they gave a signal to the americans, it's time to forget about the others . it's time for iran, three options after iran already, uh, today , they answered him, and as you remembered, it ended correctly, uh, where the assembly of the league of arab states, the first of its kind in 3 years, in which the arab countries, in solidarity, openly declared that any napa is on the arab jackdaw's throne, the rest of the countries are solidarny or big parties, and in the first place, this is egypt, this is the most powerful army in the east. there are two options: either they will carry out their threats and start a war against the savior

i unexpectedly received another very interesting offer to go to lebanon for a year to study arabic.a crossroads of conflicts tearing the world apart. we are preparing for important work, which is to be there. and of course, we need experienced employees. long before the war after death. yes sir, i've always been drawn to the east. but i have to talk to my wife. i think julian will understand how important this new job is to you. i hope i wish you luck george thank you sir, and on my upcoming trips to lebanon i had to tell not only my wife what happened, but also my contact cow. i am being sent to lebanon for a year if i am doing well in arabic i will be assigned to the middle east i will not have any soon access to information of interest to you. relationship with our all the best, all the best. a trip to lebanon was the fulfillment of my old dream, i was always interested in the east, i was completely absorbed by the classes. i took great pleasure in the wonderful logic and almost mathematical structure of the arabic language. i diligently prepared for the exam, unaware that one of

well, you know, when president siri kafe zazad destabilized lebanon so much and also lost.with israel and such other supporters could also think that he would capitulate sooner or later, when he did not capitulate and died, handing over power to his son. there is instability in syria now civil war, russian , iranian troops, did it become easier for lebanon? of the russian regime, the russian regime can exist for a long time, let's not be like the people who in 1917 believed that the bolshevik regime would fall in a few months, bolshevism was already laid. i would say the anatomy of its collapse, but many people did not wait for this collapse because this collapse stretched for 80 years people simply died not even in the camps and from repressions, but simply the time of their physical life ended and they did not wait for its collapse. territorial integrity, a guarantee of security with putin's russia, we can coexist for many years and decades. and by the way, this idea that putin will definitely fall if he loses the war seems to me to be completely detached from reality. sa

in october, poverty stricken lebanon reported at 1st gave in 30 years, the rising number of cases pushed the country to launch or canada immunization. dr . but the world health organization has warned of a white white shortage of colorado vaccine, forever leaving cousins at risk of losing their life unless help comes soon in many parts of the world, the festive season is approaching and that means christmas lights are being switched back on but in europe, an energy crisis because of the war in ukraine has sent power costs, skyrocketing and sparked calls to save electricity in the french capital, paris lights, or illuminating the shoals lisa again. but some were questioning whether christmas lights were appropriate this year. ah, paris is getting him to the holidays. good chance a museum has turned on its christmas glow with a grand ceremony residence and doris from around the world gathered on the french culprits fame boulevard for the event. but it comes at a time when the french government is aiming for a reduction in the countries energy use europe. ongoing energy crisis and rising co

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some sherry rain to into syria, lebanon and jordan, same bad cloud bring some wet weather into southern parts of the caspian. so northern areas of iran could catch a shower or 2 because it started because dancing some showers and of course these will to wintry, over the high grab, the shower is much more widespread as we go one into wedding stay. so something of a change coming through that will cause some local us flooding. if a central air is a saudi arabia, down to mecca, could see a little bit of wet weather. but as i said, it stays try and find here. in doha, la, she tried to across northern parts of africa, might just catch a shot just along the northern fringes of algeria over the next couple of days. and you might catch a shout along the southern fringes of nigeria, pushing over toward garner. but a chance to see some wet weather into liberia, to sierra leo, even some parts of marty could catch a shower or 2 over the next day or so. where's the weather into eastern parts of anger into the democratic republic of congo. got some drive with us to south africa, but still wet the moz

for the water pollution 11 on specially with many of the water resources shift across the country, lebanon is among nearly 30 countries fighting cholera with climate change and displacement among the reasons behind the rise in cases and for a nation dealing with many crises, it couldn't come at a worse time. santa, they're also sierra northern lebanon. ah, i, let's take you through some of the headlines here now this year now. and one of the biggest shocks in football world history. that the re, b, b as in tina, $2.00 to $1.00 in their opening game. saudi on the 2nd lowest rank signed in the tournament, argentina. one of the 3 told him and favorites that they've been stunned by the 1st defeat in 37 games. been celebrations by saudi sands across doha team was initially one down, but then to 2nd half the goals help them come out on top cut the contribution to international sports diplomacy was discussed during a meeting between the us secretary of state and his customary counterparts in the city building can had been on, but i my family also discuss climate change and humanitarian assistance

look at this, this mess of whether rain or snow, or crossed turkey into was lebanon. western cursive, over syria, and beyond. by suspect garza could be seen on shore. unpleasant weather, it tends to eat a little bit by saturday. the showers going across the northern part of iraq and syria into was iran so easily at height. then south that it just remains relatively caught, though breeze picking up during sunday, we're gonna brief shamal i think into cattle, but it won't be particularly dusty. the rain still going sass. concentrating in the con, goes an extra guinea for next couple of days. ah, talk to al jazeera. we also do believe that women of afghanistan was somehow abandoned by the international community. we listen, we have a huge price for the war against terrorism. what's going on? so money we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera opened in time for the world cup. this new part of hammock international airport has been designed to oh, but often tired and stressed out passages, a different travel experience surrounding the tropical ga

you in refugees in the west bank in lebanon, and in syria. look, i'm gonna keep her in the holding a protest today in the rent of the woodrow headquarters in golden city, a junction with friends in a month. these people protesting harris. i said that they brought him the board that he glerison or national community. they had a funding by the united nations and not on donor countries. and funding projects are either on demands also for these refugees. either doc, for children that haven't worked with a friend on. so lots of other services have a good wrong that they have a is an important milestone in the life of palestine and refugees as its ponce's 6000000 refugees. it is supposed to meet the needs for them in terms of health, education, environment, and relief, until the political issue related to the refugees is resolved on the decision of they return to their lantus implemented. we are there to onward, and it is required to keep all its obligations towards the palestine under fuji's. i. you're talking about about the only for me, the lloy

it'll roll its way across the levant, serial lebanon, jordan, seeing some wet weather, a cloud of rain running all the way down across northern parts of saudi arabian. as was the case last week, you are likely to see some met localize, if not, flash, flooding coming across more than parts. it will slip a little further east, which as we go on through where to stay. so it does dry up at least across the ravine peninsula, nor them iraq. up towards the caucuses. we'll see some rain that mix of rain, sleet and snow. some snow to over to ward higher ground their up towards is becca bunn and took many star south that dry and 5 pleasantly warm sunshine when is tending to ease off as we go on through the next couple of days. i'm not too bad at all. meanwhile, windsor picking up quite lively showers, rattling across the far north of africa, just around the mediterranean coast. few showers just hugging the coast of west africa. afternoon showers. i enlarged is dry and hazy with a good deal of sunshine coming through another show. as up around the gulf of guinea, they do extend the way down acros