a week of rain leaves parts of madagascar submerged beneath muddy waters more than 30 people have drowned thousands are displaced. and tension in the air waves britain is about to decide whether china's weiwei will be allowed to help build its 5 g. mobile network. hello the israeli prime minister is withdrawing his request for immunity from prosecution benjamin netanyahu issued a statement on facebook saying proceedings in parliament would have been a quote circus and he didn't want to take part in what he calls a dirty game while he's in washington for talks about the us president donald trump's middle east peace plan netanyahu was indicted on charges of fraud breach of trust and bribery in november he's denied any wrongdoing let's talk to michelle betteroff mitchell barack excuse me he's the c.e.o. of global research that's a political consultancy he's joining us from west jerusalem thanks for your time on al-jazeera so what does that say yahoo have to gain right now by withdrawing his request for immunity from prosecution. well i think we have to listen to what he says which is that it

in the hills of madagascar. not actual gold but wild bucks that chew on right coffee beans there saliva is said to produce an exquisite taste and that $200.00 euros a kilo it's a sweet deal. let me push and the next year we will ask farmers to focus only on the coffee beans chewed by its officials this means the farmers will harvest only to mature seeds. will improve the quality of our harvest could make it when. jobs are growing to the discovery has injected life into the coffee industry madagascar produced lower quality beans for a large farms but many here now i focus on cultivating premium beans. that's out there we can live off coffee today and before it was of no interest to us but now we can make a living if production continues to grow and can harvest more and more for now lot of modernism gutted. after the picking comes the processing it's something of an art form each step critical to the path to a cup of coffee the cherries are pulp watched dried by hand and then roasted. the coffee is almost good to

a week your brain these parts of madagascar are submerged beneath mighty waters more than 30 people have drowned thousands are displaced. and tension in the air britain is about to decide whether china's why way will be allowed to help build its 5 jean-paul network. hello we begin with the corona virus outbreak in china it's showing no signs of letting up so in the past few hours hong kong's leader kerry announced a series of drastic new measures including holding ferry and train services to the mainland having the number of flights on suspension of personal travel permits lamas also were doing all hong kong residents to remain at home for the next 14 days. the measures will be effective in reducing the number of visitors from the mainland since transportation services are required for the commuters and we will scale back our transportation services 1st of all high speed rail services to and from the mainland will be suspended in terms of air travel the number of flights from mainland to hong kong will be slashed by half in terms of sea travel all across border ferry services will be sus

trial but the president's allies say john bolton is irrelevant it's a week of rain leaves parts of madagascar are submerged beneath muddy waters more than 30 people have drowned thousands are displaced and tension in the air waves britain is about to decide whether china's weiwei will be allowed to help build its 5 g. mobile network. hello the u.s. japan britain and others are working to get their citizens out of the chinese city that's a big the epicenter of an outbreak of corona virus china has now confirmed 106 deaths while infections have doubled to more than 4500 the government has lockdown rouhani and other cities in the surrounding province and it's urging everyone to delay foreign travel to help slow the virus is spread beyond china shores researchers at johns hopkins university over in the u.s. are mapping the outbreak so the big red dots you see. the highest number of infections mainly and they said over province elsewhere in the world cases have been confirmed in southeast asia australia the us and europe thailand's just reported 6 more new infections while 2 more have emerged in c

a week of rain leaves parts of madagascar submerged beneath muddy waters 30 people have drowned and thousands of displaced. hong kong leader is appeared before the cameras wearing a mask to announce extraordinary measures aimed at stopping the spread of the coronavirus carry says a ferry and train services to mainland china will be halted flights will be reduced by half and personal travel permits suspended she's urging people from hong kong living elsewhere in china to return home and quarantine themselves for 2 weeks. lloyd the young. the measures will be effective in reducing the number of visitors from the mainland since transportation services are required for the commuters we will scale back our transportation services 1st of all high speed rail services to and from the mainland will be suspended in terms of air travel the number of flights from mainland to hong kong will be slashed by half in terms of sea travel all across border ferry services will be suspended. brown's our correspondent in hong kong many told us more about the impact of these new measures. for kerry to have taken suc

madagascar is one of the poorest nations in the world 3 quarters of its population live on less than$2.00 a day it's in the middle of a 6 month rainy season tropical storms are common at this time. and so while cyclons which usually peak during february and march for these isolated communities already battered by rains and floods the coming weeks are expected to bring more uncertainty priyanka gupta is here coming up next paul will have the sports news including n.b.a. players pay their respects to kobe bryant in words and deeds the moment with a look or. all. other 29000 my name down collapse in bottom a day in your brazil claimed the lives of 270 people it sent a wall of toxic mud and debris into the surrounding area and now a year after that event environmental activists say the effects of the contamination a far from over and people are still getting sick man well the apollo reports are from but already knew. it's the rainy season in boomer the new brazil. says she's worried the river will soon flood. last year a dam operated by the brazilian mining company valley collapsed conta

across madagascar, as you can see.sland. the flooding was so severe, it cut off several towns and villages. now, stones have used off into the indian 0cean stones have used off into the indian ocean and the satellite picture is not picking up shower cloud. there will be showers, but more extensive rain is really across kenya, uganda and northern parts of tanzania. still showers across the far north of madagascar. from heavy flooding rain in madagascar to heavy flooding rain in madagascar to heavy flooding rain across east brazil, as you can see. swollen rivers, severe flooding here. this is across eastern brazil. aim to stand 17,000 people have been displaced across 58 different towns and villages —— i understand. the rains should ease from sunday and they are still there, but nowhere near as severe as they have been and thatis near as severe as they have been and that is the story for the remainder of this week. moving to something a little quieter, but still with weather to talk about across north america, heavy snow

now as you'll know if you've been watching there it's been pretty wet of late in madagascar with more on that here's with us and folks thanks very much ira you have us bang on this been really nasty across madagascar add on the other side of the mozambique channel actually see this area cloud here just looking across the far north of madagascar pushing into northern parts of mozambique southern areas of tanzania have seen some really heavy rain really over the past few weeks floods and landslides as a result of that this is a typical rainfall valley that are found in the north of madagascar and in 34 millimeters of rain in the past 24 hours now we're going to see further showers as we go on through the next $24.00 to $48.00 house won't be downpours that force northern madagascar into the north of mozambique across the good parts of tanzania and in fact those showers stretch across pushing across southern parts of the democratic republic of congo pushing into a good part of angola more of the same as we go on into sunday further south it's generally fly because it's a decent amount of

a week of rain leaves parts of madagascar submerged beneath muddy waters more than 30 people have drowned thousands are displaced. and sports winning a tennis match against a man called tennis roger federer reaches the australian open sammy finals surviving 7 match points against american tennis sundra. the hong kong leaders appeared before the cameras wearing a mask to announce extraordinary measures aimed at stopping the spread of the coronavirus says ferry and train services to mainland china will be halted flight. will be health and personal travel permits suspended she's urging people from hong kong who are living elsewhere in china to return home and quarantine themselves for 2 weeks. lloyd a young girl the measures will be effective in reducing the number of visitors from the mainland since transportation services are required for the commuters we will scale back our transportation services 1st of all high speed rail services to and from the mainland will be suspended in terms of air travel the number of flights from mainland to hong kong will be slashed by half in terms of sea tra

. >> the song's meaning later struck virginia somers more considering they're in madagascar, an islandwe were both sitting there lost in our thoughts. that song hit, and we both went, did you hear that? >> this is so unusual, we have to figure out where this is coming from. >> virginia and her husband, john miller, who works at the u.s. embassy, tracked down that boy, jimmy, and learned he had started an a cappella group with his friends. they didn't have a stage, just the street, and it didn't matter. ♪ ♪ what is it about this music that touches you so much? >> it's honest. >> they are amongst the poorest of the poor in madagascar, and it's just almost inconceivable that this could have within happening, yet there it was. ♪ ♪ >> the two were so struck by the boys' talent, they started taking videos and posting them online, and last year those videos have been viewed millions of time. ♪ ♪ we found them in a slum in the center of antananarivo. it's a neighborhood so poor that after it rains raw sewage flows down open pathways. the place teems with activity. when the singing starts, the

for vention this is better now madagascar is in the midst of an intense 6 months really season that is wrecking havoc on the island dozens are dead and thousands have been displaced after a week of torrential rains and floods the government has called on the international community to send. these are desperate times in morrow boy. milledge earth cost their nets into the filthy flood waters. and he hopes of a feast soon fade. in the end they catch more snacks than serious sustenance. and even in national manly our cattle were carried away by the water in our chairs and covers the bed and the mattress and even the bed frame too. and our stock of rice has gone off. meanwhile young men he prized furniture to safety their minds however on where their next meal will come from. the food was taken away by the water and the price of food has gone up that's why we are suffering with. the suffering is widespread dozens have died and thousands have been forced to flee their homes for more than a week heavy rains have drowned this low lying farming region wiping out rice fields destroying roads and

it was created by a french priest to help poor farmers in madagascar. the goal is to maximize the growth potential of rice samplings. done right, it can significantly increase yield without using chemical fertilizers and pesticides. kumah trained staff who could show farmers the techniques and send them to locations across cambodia. in its 20 years of work, 200,000 farmers have adopted sri. three years ago, kumah decided he had to expand beyond many of the agricultural products sold in the cambodian market are imported from vietnam and other countries. there is a shortage of vegetables and fruits, because farm production is concentrated on rice conservation. in recent years, media reports have also highlighted the health risks of imported food. kumah thought that by growing organic vegetables and fruits farmers could increase their income while meeting the needs of consumers. farmers who are following kumah's methods for organic cultivation are spread across five different provinces. one of them is a province along cambodia's eastern border with vietnam

this is an alley from madagascar. this is what jimmy g is going to be doing. number three, i often wonder. he makes a spectacular save. he had 34 saves. the blue jackets won. are you kidding me? lifted up with the stick and puts it in the net and they win the game. another one, i thought that i was watching the globetrotters here. the rookie, behind his back. jaren jackson junior throws down the throat. and they >>> the late show >> male announcer: the following program is sponsored by mercy ships. they're desperate. children and parents line up by the thousands for a chance to get the surgery that will save them. many have suffered for most of their lives, living in the shadows. they've been outcast, shunned,

and from flooding in madagascar to flooding in brazil.fall and over the next few days, there are still a few showers to come but it does look like those showers will tend to ease as the week progresses in this front towards the south gradually pushing its way north, he could bring the risk of some issues with flooding in parts of argentina, paraguay and uruguay in the coming days. across north america, more unsettled weather towards the area of low pressure but we have seen quite a lot of weight and windy weather will bring for the rain and snow to parts of british columbia in the pacific northwest. this towards the south and east bring some heavy rainfall as it tracks eastwards. taking a look at the city outlook in vancouver, some wet weather to come and temperatures picking up by a few degrees towards the end of the week. in the uk, we have seen some snow on tuesday and a very wintry scene sent in by weather watcher in the real story here is that is going to turn milder through this week with dragon some milder airfrom the milder throug

we have seen these flooding rains and these are more pictures coming out from the northwest of madagascar the prime minister is now calling this a national disaster over 107000 people displaced because of these widespread floods there is more rain in the for you know wednesday some showers and thunderstorms similar story on thursday elsewhere want to show east and south africa but while in cape town. india a nation of 1300000000 people deeply religious desperately divided i think good you know the issue which is potentially catastrophic what's causing this crisis of identity is making the get better but places off his ancestors and why is it getting worse. joining me are pushed us here on my journey in search of india's soul coming soon on al-jazeera. trust is fundamental to all our relationships we trust banks with our money talk to us without really personal protection what happens to trust in a world driven by our us as more want to stations are made for us by these complex piece of code the question that comes up is inevitable can we trust algorithms in the 1st of a 5 part series hour

also more still to come in this news hour including pleas for help in madagascar amid fears that severe flooding will lead to food shortages going against the tide why italy's far right leader didn't do as well as he'd hoped to in kenya regional elections plus why liverpool will be giving their 3rd tier opponents every chance in their cup replay. the weather in what has been a quiet part of europe which is most of europe is about to change drastically charging in from the west was the baby this line of catherine stretches a long way west and that's indicating not just clouds but increasing wind and rain so the picture for france germany in particular will be a windy one the next 24 hours a culmination of stove the out and drifting eastwards through austria rain at low levels vienna temps up to about 7 degrees that it has been the case throughout the winter the temps she's in much of you have been above where they should be no muskets and the minus 2 this represents his in the warming trend heading in that direction it does mean the weather in the mediterranean has lost the impetus to be

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could have some very strong thunderstorms developing something else that you know is across and madagascar but it's based on a dry throughout much of south africa for the next few days and fading very pleasant in cape town with a high of 24 celsius. al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how rivalries influenced the course of history steve jobs a much better marketeers than bill gates apple is going to reinvent the phone bill made software what it is today will train the world to high tech visionaries whose breakthroughs inspired at digital revolution jobs and gates face to face on al-jazeera. runs on down the time jr was promised a damaging information about the hillary clinton publication like to see an investigation sit down to see did the trump campaign collude with russia did you at any time of the urge the former f.b.i. director james comey in any way shape or form the close sort of batten down the investigation into michael flynn and also as you well know. next question battlefield washington on al-jazeera. you're earning. the ear. welcome back you're watching

least 31 people have been killed and thousands displaced after weeks of heavy rains and floods in madagascarported missing, and officials say there is a risk of food shortages as farmland and crops have been damaged. israel has launched air strikes against the gaza strip. the israeli airforce said it was targeting sites used by the palestinian militant group, hamas, in response to recent launches of incendiary balloons. hamas — which governs gaza — said the flammable balloons were part of a new offensive against israel for failing to honour an unofficial truce. protesters in northern portugal are trying to halt the development of a lithium mine. inhabitants fear the mine will pollute water and disrupt the farming on which the local economy depends. portugal is europe's biggest lithium producer, but its miners sell almost exclusively to the ceramics industry and are only now preparing to produce the higher—grade lithium that is used in electric cars and to power electronic appliances. the world's largest twin—engined jetliner, the boeing 777x, has completed its maiden flight. the passenger je

at number four, this is an alley from madagascar are. this is what jimmy g will be doing on sunday. number three, i often wonder why goalies don't suffer more hamstrings. he stretches to make the spectacular save and had 34 states. the blue jackets won 3-0. number two, watch the puck. he takes the puck behind the net, listed under the stick, rhapsody route and scores. number one, i thought i was watching the globetrotters here. the rookie behind his back and jaron jackson junior throws a ferocious jump and the grizzlies won 121-110. that's the latest in sports. see you tonight. >>> is 4: 56. us head kpix 5 streg on cbsn tsotr roto vegas. >>> we are back in west oakland this morning on magnolia street in front of mom's house the question is what will they streaming now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app or your favorite >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 5:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, keeping up the fight. viagra but mom says they are not backing down by being evicted from a home they were occupying. >>> plus loo

whole restin madagascar are cut down to make farmland. gmany, huge mines couching out coalor power stations. all of this on a scale so large it is even changing the climate. and the world now faces crucial decisions. sir david: the moment of crisis has come. david: sir davar andue tells me-- attenborough tellme time is running appeared south---running out. sir vid: south yes australia is on fire. why? temperatures are increasing. that is a major international catastrophe. to say it has nothing do with the climate is probably nonsense-- palpably nonsense. who has been affecting the imate? we have. vid: b tgest cause of rising temperatures is well-known, burning fuels like coal gives off gases that heats the planet, and more of this keeps happing. and we are all involved in this. nearly every home in the uk's unit by a gas bler -- is heated by a gas boiler, and they give off carbon dioxide. the results in a warmg world is that the level of the oceans nskeep rising from which m flooding is set to become more frequent. life in manudcountries,

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forces says there's no indication it was downed by enemy fire heavy flooding and landslides in madagascar have killed at least 30 people following a week of heavy rain the northwestern avoid was submerged forcing thousands to leave their homes and officials are warning flooded in rice fields floods excuse me in rice fields are threatening food security sections of some roads have been swept away making it hard to get help to the affected areas. so the headlines are radicalized youth is next on al-jazeera. to al-jazeera we talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they all the endemic corruption together we listen so if you really put place china as an enemy of the ways and that's really been yours we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter just 0. or over there. now for now you're getting. married what agony am. telling her what you're bitter. about leaving your body in the 3rd. lot of. the bullet went to the door. you haven't found your honner i'm. not. repeat. not i know it gary but just trying to get the ball to stay quiet could be i know he killed the

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dozens are disposed of the week of heavy rains in madagascar. 15 people are reported missing and accordinges or triggers is from mind and crock has been damaged. —— farmland and cops have been damaged. president trump's lawyers have begun building his defence. he is accused of abusing his power and obstructing conscious. his accusers had no evidence in the real motive was to undermine mr trump's relation campaign. chris butler is in washington. as the future of his presidency has been under debate, president trump has been to davos to meet world leaders, to florida to speak to supporters, and ignored other events in washington to attend a pro—life rally. they were concerned he hadn't been behaving properly enough. they were more concerned about overturning the boat that put them in that office in the first place. they're asking you to tearup all of the first place. they're asking you to tear up all of the ballots across this country. on our own initiative. take the decision away from the american people. what i've learned to all my years in politics and all my years in life, if you are rig

whole forests in madagascar cut down to create farmland.mines gouging out coal for power stations. cities sprawling into natural habitats. and all this on a scale so large, it's even changing the climate, and the world now faces crucial decisions. the moment of crisis has come. sir david attenborough tells me time is running out. as i speak, south—east australia is on fire. why? because the temperatures of the earth have been increasing. that is a major international catastrophe, and to say, oh, it's nothing to do with the climate is palpably nonsense. and who has been affecting the climate? we have. we know that perfectly well. the biggest cause of rising temperatures is really well known. burning fuels like coal gives off gases that heat the planet, and more of this keeps happening. and we're all involved in this. nearly every home in the uk is heated by a gas boiler, and they also give off carbon dioxide. the result, in a warming world, is that the level of the oceans keeps rising, which means that flooding is set to become more frequent

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of africa again some active systems here things have certainly quieted down though across into madagascar that is some good news of course of flooding there recently that all still some fairly widespread scattered thunderstorms and the old one could be heavy but nothing particularly prolonged what we have got is quite a rash of thunderstorms across most central and eastern areas of south africa about 3 monday chooses generally dry and very warm into cape town $31.00 degrees celsius under sunny skies. were such a problem is something which is a geopolitical issue that's for governments international institutions to monitor refugees don't have the right to freely on the other hand goods can move freely. as far in this much as they will. this is the goal of the book of course this completes just one. europe's forbidden colony episode one on al-jazeera. the. hello again i'm mr a and a reminder of our top stories this hour there have been protests across iran for a 2nd day increasing pressure on its leaders after they admitted the military accidentally shot down a ukrainian airliner others ral

tehran with some snow in flurries in your forecast with a temper there of 9 degrees across much of madagascar of course we have been watching the flooding situation there more rain across much of the north in the coming days the rain will extend across mozambique as well but it is going to be quite warm and sunny down here across capetown we do expect to see a temperature on thursday of 28 degrees that's going to be dropping down to about $24.00 by the time we get towards friday and then plenty of sun across johannesburg we do expect to see a $28.00 degree reading for you but rate in the forecast for harare with a temperature of 27 there. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of the lives. of the stories. providing the clicks into someone else's work. the one do the 4. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. witness on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera his ramada about top stories this hour the world health organization will meet again on thursday to decide whether the corona virus outbreak constitutes an international emergency it's urging all countries to be ready to take

seeing wanted to shots and thunderstorms some a story on shoes day widely unsubtle across much of madagascar some heavy rains and warming up standing capes on wednesday a 35. counting the cost why the u.s. spends billions on pools maintaining military bases across the world plus that we say think of the meat industry as african swine flu decimate china's pork industry on the for instance a tax that could escalate to try to counter the cost i'll just say or. die from strains of stories from across the continent from the perspective of a gnat what's journalists on al-jazeera. hello again i'm the stars here today and a reminder of our top stories this hour talks on a permanent ceasefire in libya failed to reach a breakthrough on monday libya's prime minister fires also russian war ordinarily if i have to attended the talks in moscow but didn't meet face to face. the u.s. has lifted its designation of china as a currency manipulator just days before the 2 countries are expected to sign a trade deal and the american treasury says china has made commitments not to keep its currency they get an art

and places east you should see showers developing every day we've had that flooding recently in madagascar but don't think that will be repeated. for the congolese the journey to a tall order means unimaginable hardship i prefer to lie down because then you might get the calking to chancing life and live on a dangerous journey through the jungle i fell onto the rails with a nearly died. that's our children go to school and live because of the trade risking it all the democratic republic of congo on al-jazeera. one more tool or hurt or war. hello again. a reminder our top stories this hour maybe and world has agreed to a cease fire that's taken effect in libya that's despite previously refusing to have his forces put down arms in april have to us forces launched an offensive on the capital the seat of the un backed government. and another ceasefire brokered by russia and turkey has also come into effect in syria as it led province but leading up to it russian backed government as strikes are said to have killed 20 people in the rebel held territory. and the u.k.'s ambassador to iran has bee

is that the showers all on their way very heavy amounts of rain once again into central areas of madagascar a better day on friday a drive day that though is when the showers put in the cape town and is cooler with a high of 23 degrees. you out on the streets protesting the run line you feel the weight of the system you walk through each and every layer for the further into the jail or if you join a sunset the tension has to start. again you're in detention or you're on course this is a dialogue everyone has a voice for their states it's a quarter of a call right to be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for joining the conversation. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories this hour the u.s. house of representatives has delivered the articles of impeachment against donald trump to do u.s. senate that was after a vote in the democratic controlled house with 7 members were also assigned as managers of the trial. the u.s. and china have signed an initial deal marking a pause in a trade war that's damaged both countries' economies includes a promise from china supply

whole forests in madagascar cut down to create farmland.n germany, huge mines gouging out coal for power stations. cities sprawling into natural habitats. and all this on a scale so large, it's even changing the climate, and the world now faces crucial decisions. the moment of crisis has come. sir david attenborough tells me time is running out. as i speak, south—east australia is on fire. why? because the temperatures of the earth have been increasing. that is a major national — international catastrophe. and to say, oh, it's nothing to do with the climate is palpably nonsense. and who has been affecting the climate? we have. we know that perfectly well. the biggest cause of rising temperatures is really well known. burning fuels like coal gives off gases that heat the planet, and more of this keeps happening. and we're all involved in this. nearly every home in the uk is heated by a gas boiler, and they also give off carbon dioxide. the result, in a warming world, is that the level of the oceans keeps rising, which means that flooding is

southern sections of africa the rains have been quite persistent now for several days into northern madagascar northern areas of mazen baby and really wednesday on thursday sunny we could see more of those scattered thunderstorms and john is that with a high of 26. when is the last time you out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system when you walk through each and every love border layer further and further into the jail or if you join us once a week entry has to start from day one whether again you and attention or you incarcerate this is a dialogue everyone has a voice for the united states that supply kalashnikov rifle be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for joining the global compass a certain amount is iraq. again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the made news this hour additional u.s. troops have arrived in baghdad to secure the american embassy after it was targeted by protesters demonstrators angry over the u.s.'s strikes in iraq and syria on sunday which targeted a powerful iranian backed. by thing strikes started new bush

cape the wetter weather is into northern parts so they still looking very just for a good pot of madagascar. it was their own these are the top stories this hour supporters and members of iranian backed groups in iraq have retreated from the u.s. embassy compound in baghdad they were responding to an order from the leaders of the popular mobilization forces an angry about u.s. air strikes in iraq and syria on sunday. police say 400 people been arrested a massive anti-government rally organizers say a 1000000 people turned out to not try. and large bush was a spreading across eastern australia 3 more deaths now confirmed in new south wales one in victoria meteorologists say more hot weather on the way is. now palestinian family has had its home destroyed in silwan they knock bodies jerusalem israeli officials said the structure was illegal but the family told al-jazeera they had intended to contest the demolition order imran khan has been to the side of the house once stood. so this is how the new year began for one palestinian family their house was torn down by the israeli army in conjunct

days mostly dry into south africa still more rain across into more central and northern areas of madagascar and also quite a spread of showers and thunderstorms here tending to push down into both want to as we head over into sunday be staying very warm and to johannesburg maybe the chance of a scattered thunderstorm. more than 7 decades ago a country was split into really big but did anything and now at the time combine been shown to be mob pitch all it took was a pan a map of the collapsing empire when the british had to draw a line they pulled its servant who had never been to india before al-jazeera examines the violent birth of india and pakistan and asks what the future holds for these nuclear neighbors partition borders of blood. all. over. the world. this is al-jazeera the minds of the major developments following the us assassination of a rain in commander a solemn army iran's supreme leader has warned of harsh revenge after a u.s. airstrike killed qassam solomonic at baghdad airports ayatollah khomeini has said the attack would double towns resolve to resist the united states u.s.

southern sections of africa the rains have been quite persistent now for several days into northern madagascar northern areas of mazen baby and really wednesday on thursday sunny we could see more of those scattered thunderstorms and john is that with a high of 26. they wanted 3000000000 pounds worth of weaponry that was 6000000000 pounds in commission. there is no hope of any more because there's always a small cobbles. really really good business. in essence we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function more shadow on al-jazeera. hello again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour extra u.s. troops have arrived in baghdad to secure the american embassy there after it was targeted by protesters demonstrators angry of a u.s. air strikes in iraq and syria on sunday that targeted a powerful iranian backed group. catastrophic bushfires a continuing to rage across eastern australia in the past hour 3 more deaths have been confirmed to the state of new south wales and one in victoria and north korea's leader kim jong un is vowing to develop what he call