up in east germany what it meant to be divided by exactly such supporter admission as chancellor meccas visit to dublin bought of what i do agree to the new strategy. was a strategy of unity that the you saw itself surprising itself really by actually maintaining that kind of easy to use of a negotiation over that exit field that is now thrown into doubt once again and so it is the demonstrating that divided at the same time. and it also turned thing on and because it's the most vulnerable country. to be no corrected now you need to be feel the effect overnight and also foreign minister will immediately also feel the heat from the irish people who simply don't want kind of division not is not. economically either because these are very very closely linked to the. we should or could spend the day of these chief political editor thank you very much for that update from dublin in london meanwhile talks are going on between british prime minister to resign me and opposition leader jeremy corben as a try to find a way out of the brics a deadlock they're meeting on wednesday fifty three resul

i'll go there where he recorded the start of his spiritual journey in a painting called departure to mecca. the journey had a major spiritual impact on but it was also hugely physically demanding. in or nasa ready. died in paris on the twenty fourth of december one thousand twenty. a funeral ceremony took place at the grand mosque in paris attended by among others a former governor general of algeria. a month later in a system jan brought his body to busan to be buried inside a door himself had built. five thousand people attended his funeral on the twelfth of january nineteenth thirty including school and leading figures like the french governor general of algeria. who delivered a eulogy. d.n.a.'s close companion sleeman ben abraham was later buried alongside when he died in one nine hundred fifty three. since dinis death nine decades ago his distinctive paintings have graced museums art galleries and collections all over. here at the o.c. museum on the left bank of the center in paris. and in this angela theon hole at the museum of art and history in not born in southern france. and the

i'll go there where he recorded the start of his spiritual journey in a painting called departure to mecca. the journey had a major spiritual impact on but it was also hugely physically demanding. in or nasa ready. died in paris on the twenty fourth of december one thousand twenty. a funeral ceremony took place at the grand mosque in paris attended by among others a former governor general of algeria. a month later in a system jan brought his body to busan to be buried inside a door himself had built. five thousand people attended his funeral on the twelfth of january nineteenth thirty including scholars and leading figures like the french governor general of algeria. who delivered a eulogy. d.n.a.'s close companion sleeman ben abraham was later buried alongside when he died in one nine hundred fifty three. since dinis death nine decades ago his distinctive paintings have graced museums art galleries and collections all over. here at the o.c. museum on the left bank of the set in paris. and in this angela theon home at the museum of art and history in not born in southern france. and the m

al good air where he recorded the start of his spiritual journey in a painting called departure to mecca. the journey had a major spiritual impact on daily but it was also hugely physically demanding. in or nasser dean dean died in paris on the twenty fourth of december one thousand and twenty nine. a funeral ceremony took place at the grand mosque in paris attended by among others a former governor general of algeria. a month later in a system john brought his body to busan to be buried inside a dork. he himself had built. five thousand people attended his funeral on the twelfth of january nineteenth thirty including scholars and leading figures like the french governor general of algeria. who delivered a eulogy. d.n.a.'s close companion sleeman ben abraham was later buried alongside when he died in one nine hundred fifty three. since dinis death nine decades ago his distinctive paintings have graced museums art galleries and collections all over. here at the o.c. museum on the left bank of the set in paris. and in this angela theon hole at the museum of art and history in not born in s

after mecca in saudi arabia this shrine is considered the second most important place of worship for shias among hosain is buried in the shrine behind me and next to him lies the body of his eldest son along with seventy seven others who died in the battle of karbala in six eighty a.d. that's believed to be the starting point of the divide between shias and sunnis that continues fourteen centuries later. this area will be added to the shrines already extensive grounds within the next two years. completing an ambitious six year project. it is being built to accommodate another ten million visitors annually. to mom hussein foundation has also opened a hospital here for cancer patients from around the world are treated for free there is a long wait list for perspective patients but the foundation hopes with increased revenues it can also be expanded. most of our sammy is one of the business owners within the grounds of the shrine's who has witnessed the rapid expansion he has been renting the store for the past twenty years. for those the more expansion is done around the shrine the mor

germany what it meant to be divided by exactly such supporter i mean just how much is chancellor meccas visited dublin bought of why did retaking strategy. well it's a strategy of unity that you saw itself surprising itself really by actually maintaining that kind of detail the to use of a negotiation over that exit feel that is now thrown into doubt once again and so it is the view demonstrating that divided at the same time is also strengthening on and because it's the most vulnerable country if that should be no practice canario it will immediately feel the effect overnight and also and foreign ministers will immediately also feel the heat here from the irish people who simply don't want that kind of division not in spirit and not in the economically either because the two countries are very very closely linked in. we should have custody of these chief political editor thank you very much for that update from dublin. and as you can see from the speech just got a very warm welcome in dublin in london meanwhile talks are going on between british prime minister to resign me and oppositi

the qur'an came through 23 years. 13 years in the city of mecca and 10 years in the city of medina. the 13 years after hijra, after migration, and 10 years after medina. through 23 years, it was portions, chapters, small, here and there, and the prophet was dictating them to his they write them down and they memorized it. the qur'an is one single book. the qur'an is one value. it has 114 chapters. the smallest chapter could be 3 verses, like 12-15 words. that is all. it is in the arabic language. it remained like that because it was the miraculous book that mohamed can prove his prophet hood. no other translation is considered to be qur'an. any language, english, we have over 30 translations in english. yet none of them is qur'an. it is the translation of the meaning of qur'an. but the qur'an we use is centered in the arabic language and we are the universal message, so we don't belong to arabs or to america, we belong to all. in fact, the arabs are a minority in the muslim world. they are only 20% of the muslim population. therefore, anyone who wants to become an imam, wants to bec

people were promised that they would get pilgrimage to mecca or they would get an approved electricity supply in their town or they would get and use water system. thank you bill for the little letter. i did. this with thanks. in twenty eleven the revolution in tahrir square put an end to hosni mubarak's thirty year regime and raised hopes that egypt would become the middle east largest democracy. but this so-called arab spring was short lived. since taking power in twenty thirty l.c.c. has ruled the country amid allegations of human rights violations as well as an escalation in armed attacks in the sinai peninsula that have killed more than three thousand people. egypt is a key u.s. ally and a major european business partner western countries are often accused of overlooking egypt's human rights record and its disregard of the rule of law because of the country's geo political economic and strategic importance. a case in point is that of an italian ph d. student from the university of cambridge julio regime who disappeared in cairo on the twenty fifth of january twenty sixth. the youn

do expect to see about thirty degrees but much warmer across much of the central areas over towards mecca we could expect to see about height of thirty nine degrees there and the rain is going to still be a problem for one more day here across parts of south africa we have seen some flooding across much of the area but by the time we get to thursday things start to ease durban will see a wet day but up here towards the north we are still watching a cyclon making its way towards parts of madagascar and bringing heavy rain as well . i really want to get down to the nitty gritty of the reality whether on line when you have a male chauvinist and that is in plans with in our global federation it is really hard to get a piece of that pile or if you join a sunset to bluff when are they coming to beef up their mind this is a dialogue everyone has a voice to talk to us and i live you to chat and you too can be in the street join the global conversation on how to zero or one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and co

do expect to see about thirty degrees but much warmer across much of the central areas over towards mecca we could expect to see about height of thirty nine degrees there and the rain is going to still be a problem for one more day here across parts of south africa we have seen some flooding across much of the area but by the time we get to thursday things start to ease durban will see a wet day but up here towards the north we are still watching a cyclon making its way towards parts of madagascar and bring heavy rain as well. the weather sponsored by catherine is. for drug users seeking to get clean one rehab option has been raising serious questions work based therapy a so-called treatment that is all work and no play. fault lines investigates how people reeling from drug use are having exploitation added to that was who's. recovering from rehab on al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories the death toll in sri lanka after sunday's attacks has now increased to three hundred fifty nine the president is promising major changes to the country's s

i'll go there where he recorded the start of his spiritual journey in a painting called departure to mecca. the journey had a major spiritual impact on day but it was also hugely physically demanding. in or nasa ready. died in paris on the twenty fourth of december one thousand twenty. a funeral ceremony took place at the grand mosque in paris attended by among others a former governor general of algeria. a month later in a system jan brought his body to busan to be buried inside a door himself had built. five thousand people attended his funeral on the twelfth of january nineteenth thirty including scholars and leading figures like the french governor general of algeria. who delivered a eulogy. d.n.a.'s close companion sleeman ben abraham was later buried alongside when he died in one nine hundred fifty three. since dinis death nine decades ago his distinctive paintings have graced museums art galleries and collections all over. here at the o.c. museum on the left bank of the set in paris. and in this angela field home at the museum of art and history in not born in southern france. and t

al good air where he recorded the start of his spiritual journey in a painting called departure to mecca. the journey had a major spiritual impact on daily but it was also hugely physically demanding. in or nasa ready. died in paris on the twenty fourth of december one thousand and twenty nine. a funeral ceremony took place at the grand mosque in paris attended by among others a former governor general of algeria. a month later in a system john brought his body to busan to be buried inside a dork. he himself had built. five thousand people attended his funeral on the twelfth of january nineteenth thirty including scholars and leading figures like the french governor general of algeria. who delivered a eulogy. d.n.a.'s close companion sleeman ben abraham was later buried alongside when he died in one nine hundred fifty three. since dinis death nine decades ago his distinctive paintings have graced museums art galleries and collections all over. here at the o.c. museum on the left bank of the set in paris. and in this angela field hole at the museum of art and history in not born in southe

this will unleash the dynamism of the mecca people to get health care off of our backs. the third thing, how many of you get excited about gdp when you wake up in the morning? [applause] mr. yang: i talk about my wife at home with their two young boys, one is artistic, what is -- one is autistic. what is your work value gdp every year? zero. market value? n lot of other work being done in our country and so we are going to follow gdp off a cliff because self driving trucks will be great for gdp but they will be terrible for a lot of people. how do we shift to an economy that we would be excited about? we have to change the measurements. so instead of gdp, this phantom number we made up almost a hundred years ago the inventor , of gdp said that it is a terrible measurement for national well-being and we should never use it like that. number two he said we should include parenthood because it is so important. and number three, we should not include national defense spending because it adds no economic value. [applause] mr. yang: we ignore all of those things and worship gd

this is haji bugs israel name is mohammed same benjamin but he owns several businesses and visits mecca regularly so budget bucks it is. the thing that. sick. sick sick sick sick sick sick. he calls his team the starlights and as far as he's concerned nobody can touch them yes there's a lot that doesn't like me in the come but he said he quoth because both from the for whom it is knows a good life only first place. was . such a box has been organizing choirs since he made his first fortune his funds are inexhaustible his dominance of type with a culture almost complete so it was a david and goliath situation really an underdog versus the establishment a house painter versus harvey books. well you interest for us in the five in school. music but i'm a person that can read something very quickly this new in music is good. but always knew that they had seven thousand in me that they could actually do which in sr i mean it can benefit other people to the touch you couldn't do it alone of course mr muhammad stoffel it's much more brother how much to his friends you see with that and they're

we're going to follow becoming a city of a nice nation it's a mecca a numbers of people living in cities are soaring and the challenges grow into how you plan to make a localist. future transportation concepts being like these affordable living space for everyone on a table. groups including. the basis of. many of the bodies and groundwater reserves are in danger. but now there's an innovative water purification project and you can make them up. and see how an environmental activist is giving new life to dozens of lakes. ninety minutes to a. short . field say this is the last hundred german street on d w. we're not here to judge but to eliminate prejudice and. we're not here to change your opinion but to open some space for different points of view we're not here to speak on behalf of anybody but to let everybody speak for themselves. not here to give the right answers but to ask the right questions. we're not here to indoctrinate but to listen. plus ninety connect to an unbiased agenda subscribe now on you tube. this is the w. news live from spain socialist when the country's general el

you see needles and condoms and abandoned cars. 99th and g street in oakland has become a dumping mecca. >> boats, trailers, it's been here. >> reporter: matthew tony has no choice but to live next door to it. >> affects me a lot. i have no view and all i see was trash. >> reporter: today, the view was an improvement. volunteers with the almeida county supervisor's office and men of valor that helps men find jobs. they searched an abandoned trailer for a vin number. show. for illegal unjustifiable bad behavior, it will continue. >> reporter: the supervisor, nate miley, says that's what sets the program apart. law enforcement and the alameda county district attorney's office looking to punish to the fullest extent of the law. >> there's fines as well as jail time. >> it really is a plague on our community. >> reporter: supervisor miley says his program will target this neighborhood for the next six months. he also wants to install security cameras in that neighborhood to better catch people responsible in oakland. melissa colorado for nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> the global commu

think that about twenty eight and there have the drop in humidity sweet try with a dusty forty from mecca. sponsored. by main street every weekly news. breaking story and that of course is donald trump . it's the outstanding that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means he joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media focused on how they were taught on the stories that matter the most in battle use a free palestine a listening post on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories at this hour police say two hundred ninety people are now confirmed have been killed in sunday's attacks police have arrested twenty four suspects the president is chairing an emergency meeting to review security. protest leaders in sudan are no longer recognizing the military transitional council there accusing it of not taking the process seriously just to say they'll step up demonstrations until a civilian government is put in place. the ukrainian comedian and a lot of messalonskee as won the presidential election b

from more or less west coast around two wars saudi arabia as i said recently been a few showers near mecca actually in this forecast further north but the cloud has spread further south through the gulf and he's still there that's three days likely around qatar bahrain maybe just a shower too probably not does indicate a change the wind direction no longer is the ship blowing now in southern africa we've had two things happening recently the floods in durban the they'll be repeated it's looking now fairly dry and tropical cyclone kenya's now falling apart over land in north mozambique but the potential for heavy rain still exists. sponsored. for one of the richest philanthropists in the world renowned for financing endeavors to eradicate some of the worst diseases bill gates talks to al-jazeera about his foundation's goals and on says those who are critical of his work. on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching out to see it time to recap our headlines now and security forces have engaged in a gun battle with suspects linked to the easter sunday attacks the military says it found the bod

representative of the highest shia authority in the country grand ayatollah ali sistani delivers a sermon after mecca in saudi arabia this shrine is considered the second most important place of worship for shias and mum hussein is buried in the shrine behind me and next to him lies the body of his eldest son along with seventy seven others who died in the battle of karbala in six eighty a.d. that's believed to be the starting point of the divide between shias and sunnis that continues fourteen centuries later. this area will be added to the shrines already extensive grounds within the next two years. completing an ambitious six year project. it is being built to accommodate another ten million visitors annually. to mom hussein foundation has also opened a hospital here for cancer patients from around the world are treated for free there is a long wait list for perspective patients but the foundation hopes with increased revenues it can also be expanded. motels are shammy is one of the business owners within the grounds of the shrines who has witnessed the rapid expansion he has been renting the stor

after mecca and saudi arabia this shrine is considered the second most important place of worship for shias and mom hussein is buried in the shrine behind me and next to him lies the body of his eldest son along with seventy seven others who died in the battle of karbala in six eighty a.d. now that's believed to be the starting point of the divide between shias and sunnis that continues fourteen centuries later. this area will be added to the shrines already extensive grounds within the next two years. completing an ambitious six year project. it is being built to accommodate another ten million visitors annually. the imaam hussein foundation has also opened a hospital here where cancer patients from around the world are treated for free there is a long wait list for perspective patients but the foundation hopes with increased revenues it can also be expanded. motto that is one of the business owners within the grounds of the shrine's who has witnessed the rapid expansion he has been renting the store for the past twenty years. so it could muster up for those the more expansion is don

probably a clear one thirty reason there are back the same in riyadh and we're not hitting fourteen mecca are the cool down over the last couple of weeks come monday the rain is mostly gone and the wind is east so it will do a bit in dar. sponsor. isn't the problem for your town that they usually don't have a health question mark over it so they don't have a corruption question mark or really doesn't look good for anything like a ticket they were going to do really well known by sort of just like the rich you get why there's a lot of disillusionment with the us across the globe. is calling for a bridge doesn't build that's a great school to join me on all forms of my guests from around the world and we debate the week's top stories are the issues here and i'll just say. hello again i'm. reminded of the news the south sudan's ruling military council has held talks with protest organizers the head of the council was replaced by another general on saturday the new leader is promising sweeping reforms. algeria's judges say they will boycott the supervision of presidential elections they say t

this is haji bugs israel name is mohammed same benjamin but he owns several businesses and visits mecca regularly some hundred bucks into his. living. six. six six six feet. he calls his team the starlights and as far as he's concerned nobody can touch them yes there's a lot that doesn't like me in the film but they said he quoth because they both from the from the medias knows are governed by only first place. was the box has been organizing choirs since he made his first fortune his funds are inexhaustible his dominance of type with a culture almost complete so it was a david and goliath situation really an underdog versus the establishment a house painter versus haji bucks. are you interest for us in the five in school. music but i'm a person that can lead something very quickly this new a music is good. but i always knew that i had seventeen in me that i could actually do which incineration it can benefit other people too the cut you couldn't do it alone of course mr muhammad stoffel it's a much more brother homage to his friends you see with f.m.s. he plays and they settle for me l

the remarkable events of her life, she lived to the mecca revolution, the declaration of independence, intruded into her life but when i read her letters and the poetry that she let that was never published, i read about a daughter, sister, a wife, a grandmother, and a widow. she was one of the innumerable american women, jewish and gentile, who centered eliza wren family. the great granddaughter was named emma lazarus and some of you may recall her as the poet who wrote the new colossus poem inside the base of the statue of liberty. emma lazarus at the very different kind of footprint in american life. it echoes down until our day but emma lazarus never married and never bore a child. instead have writing. but each of them live out their days as a woman an american and a jew. as women they were defined by the conventions of their time that set the roles that women of their social class workingmen -- permitted. us americans they celebrate america's freedom. as jews they had in a story memory that set m them apart. both took that american tradition of liberty and applied it to their je

we've brought you this church topping the cloth was made in mecca medina and in our holy places it's been handed down by the elders for many years and will now make you a bride. outside anticipation is rising my hymns nephew is also here to say goodbye. i'm less. than my own. my name is just a few months older than me. you know which is another reason why we're closer than is usually the case with aunts and nephews. she's like a sister and best friend to me we grew up together obama's election a. lot and can tell you the truth i'm very sad she's leaving. the same time i'm glad she'll be happy i'm happy for. me and it's not the only one who's struggling to maintain his composure. if. it's here and not out of course i'm very sad that i have to leave my family and move to an unfamiliar place. it will take me a long time to get used to it i didn't have time for follow my saw but i'm also very much looking forward to my new life. taught him and i'm very happy to have found such a wonderful husband and i'm leaving with mixed feelings here. yukio. after a two hour drive the wedding convoy r

probably a clear one such the reason they're hard by the same in riyadh and we're not hitting forty in mecca are this is cool down to the last couple of weeks come monday the rain is mostly gone and the wind is east so it will do a bit in there. twenty one n.h. to assert your individuality it's ok to argue with people and it's ok to disagree but also a period when childhood dreams can clash with reality compromising i don't think i'm pretty good at compromise and in two thousand and six south africa up revisits the children of apartheid for the first time and like their country much has changed over the past fourteen years. or twenty one up south africa i'm noticing. hello again i'm a star and a reminder of the news this hour sudan's ruling military council has held talks with protest organizers the head of the council was replaced by another general on saturday and the new leader is promising sweeping reform. algeria's judges say they will boycott the supervision of presidential elections they say the vote could be rigged it's expected to be held in july. forces fighting for control of liby

people were promised that they would get to mecca or they would get an improved electricity supply in their town or they would get and use water system. to live in a little better but then. i think that this is what it. thank you. and twenty eleven the revolution in tahrir square put an end to hosni mubarak's thirty year regime and raised hopes that egypt would become the middle east's largest democracy. but this so-called arab spring was short lived. since taking power in twenty thirty l.c.c. has ruled the country amid allegations of human rights violations as well as an escalation in armed attacks in the sinai peninsula that have killed more than three thousand people. egypt is a key u.s. ally and a major european business partner western countries are often accused of overlooking egypt's human rights record and its disregard of the rule of law because of the country's geo political economic and strategic importance. a case in point is that of an italian ph d. student from the university of cambridge julio regime who disappeared in cairo on the twenty fifth of january twenty sixth.

probably a clear one such the reason there are about the same in riyadh and we're not hitting forty in mecca are the cool down to the last.

so we should listen to what chancellor mecca had to say how much is hope visit a model for greater strategy. well it certainly is part of the strategy of staying united is not having individual a bilateral agreement that put everybody you certainly was concerned about that ireland was at some point then decides to to kind of make some kind of concession that would depart from the european one this didn't happen and that's what the european union sees it as a success whatever i'm going to machall goes these days she talks about the benefits of multilateral but also what the european union has taught europeans and that they can see cooperate and work together what's happening here goes exactly against that sees a chance that he grew up behind the wall behind hard border between the two germany's back then and to her it is historically unbearable that that should happen once again she vows that she would work until the last hours to avoid that. there's a lot of quite dishonest going on as we weren't really see anything that creates and he's in this very twisted political situation his day this

the south for the patronage of the theater arts and beautiful large plantations was now dubbed the mecca of freedom. prior to the war, african americans comprised around half of the population of 5400. burnside noted approximately 7500 refugees. how to respond to a town primarily populated with refugees, burnside wrote to saying,y of war stanton in the meantime, i will be glad to receive any instructions on this subject. he was careful not to do anything rash. earlier, heweeks had insured residents that he held no intention to interfere with local laws and customs but only that the authority of the union government be recognized. superintendent, giving him authority over the affairs of destitute white and black residents in new bern. help localsffort to that we see the efforts on the ground for black locals to seek enlistment. they made their case for service to the cause. a robust slaveholding town not far from the coast, the damp and swampy forest of new bern served as an important site of african-american resistance. burnside said, it would be utterly impossible if we were so disposed

thunderstorms increases come tuesday particularly in saudi arabia possibly near medina but not the seventy in mecca shouted disappeared in our thankfully from the lhari and from mozambique but occasional ones are still to be seen in the east and south africa. a city defined by military occupation has never been an arab state he with the capital of jerusalem everyone is welcome but this depôt structure that maintains the can only project does what we diffuse it was one of the founders of a settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people segregation occupation discrimination injustice this is apartheid in the twenty first century jerusalem a rock and a hard place on al-jazeera. al-jazeera . where ever you are. hello again the top stories on the al-jazeera news our fighting has escalated in libya despite a call for a truce by the united nations which was largely ignored the forces allied to the u.n. back government have come under heavy fire from troops loyal to warlords. orderly to. push towards the top it's all to the. leaders in the demands of the protesters must

it is good to be back to mecca morning. my name is hilary shelton. i'm director of the naacp washington borough and senior vice president for policy and advocacy. in that capacity my responsibilities are advancing the legislative and particle agenda of the naacp. prior to working there i work for the negro college fund working on issues of student loans and addressing particular concerns. i also had the distinct privilege of probably testifying before the house and senate a good dozen or more times as we looked at the challenges and problems that were evident after the 2000 major economic downturn. it led to is working with both senators dodd and congressman break to craft what became the consumer financial bureau in those terms. a lot of opportunity to hear from people as we go through those challenge and as words sitting with the lawmakers to craft some protection that will help everyone as we move forward. >> thank you for coming and offering your expertise. a lot to think about from the speech. i believe there is a high degree of interest given t

on the return of this wind could well develop into words two big showers in the saudis somewhere meccas held short of forty and the cloud extends across to bahrain and qatar on saturday but the wind has more or less disappeared. the heavy rain of light around durban isn't going to be repeated in fact as you watch the rain is forming with an offshore breeze offshore. how have you changed since you were seven. the. chart from the lives of the children of a part of a twenty one years each story reflecting a history of dramatic social and political change. that for. zero. we know the culture we know the problems that affect this part of the world very very well and that is something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone to places and reported on a story that it might take an international network for months to be able to do it united nations peacekeepers have to know if i'm tired you know. we are challenging the forces we're challenging companies we're going to places where nobody else is going. it's a take a look at the top stories here in the al-jazeera news hour

dhabi slowly trying to catch up in landing no matter where in the middle thirty's now as you can see meccas hovering around the forty mark but not quite making it an increase in the breeze suggests rather dusty picture come wednesday of eastern saudi bahrain possibly cure what it is well. sure it's well worth it some big sharon's they're coming back slowly. very unfortunate and central mozambique. he came from a wealthy background in paris and became an artist against his family's wishes he went on to bring a fresh perspective to oriental painting falling in love with some harlem culture making his home and converting to islam. zero world tells the story of the city and his unique artistic work. the french oriented list on al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories the centuries old not a dog food with unpowered by a massive fire firefighters have managed to save the main structure of the world famous cathedral but it's have collapsed french president a monument khan has promised to rebuild and french billionaire. says he'll give more than one hund

we've brought you this church oh from our of a topping the cloth was made in mecca medina and in our holy places it's been handed down by the elders for many years and will now make you a bride yes yes yes yes yes. outside anticipation is rising my hymns nephew and he's also had to say goodbye. forever. there. was. a minute north london on my own my human is just a few months older than me. there which is another reason why we're closer than is usually the case with aunts and nephews with them. she's like a sister and best friend to me we grew up to go one hundred hours with a letter. for us to get out i'm going to tell you the truth i'm very sad she's leaving. us. for that at the same time i think i'm glad she'll be happy. i'm happy for. it and is not the only one who's struggling to maintain his composure. right. there. on. the right. course for the not. here and not out of course i'm very sad that i have to leave my family and move to an unfamiliar place. the muscle. loss will be it will take me a long time to get used to it i didn't have time for shalamar so but i'm also very muc

think that's about twenty eight and there have the drop in humidity sweet try with a dusty forty from mecca. this was wrong to teach children away from their parents and herd them into a school or against their will there was no mother no father figures they put it in a big player and we sort of looked after so i don't remember the children's names will never forget the kind it is dark secret on al-jazeera. welcome back a come out of the top stories here the south police say two hundred ninety people are now confirmed dead in sunday's attacks lisa arrested twenty four suspects the president just chairing an emergency meeting to review security and the u.s. state department says there's an ongoing threat in sri lanka a revised travel advisory note says attacks could happen again without warning and tourist areas shopping malls and other public places. protest leaders in sudan are no longer recognizing the military transitional council there accusing it of not taking the process seriously but just to say they'll stop the demonstrations until a civilian government is put in place. the ukrainia

disappearing and gone by monday where temperatures start to rise again the fairly strong some forty in mecca you'll notice without too strong the winds could has been noticeably strong from the north in the last five days. it's also dry and i think pleasingly so for most in south africa particularly in durban notice the wind direction or less coming on shore and disappearing sas was not really conducive to many showers so it's sunshine for northern mozambique there we still do have that potential of in hearts in the end of the rainy season with the remains of the tropical cyclone so heavy rain for two days. how have you changed since you were severed. from the lives of the children of a part of a twenty one years story reflecting a history of dramatic social and political change twenty eight south africa to. zero. watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour protest leaders in the military in sudan have reached a deal to form a joint council made up of people from both sides now discuss a peaceful transition to civilian rule comes after weeks of protests calling on the militar

dhabi slowly trying to catch up in land in oman we're in the middle of that he's now as you can see meccas hovering around the forty mark but not quite making it an increase in the breeze suggests rather dusty picture come wednesday the eastern sadi and possibly kuwait as well. crossing the soul has showed itself well worth it some big showers there coming back slowly in the cases zimbabwe unfortunately and central mozambique. sponsored. this was wrong to teach children away from the appearance of them into a school against their will there was no mother no father figures they put is. looked after so i don't remember the children's names. kind of dark secret. it's good to have you without the knowledge is there and these are our top stories the centuries old watchdog and paris has been engulfed by a massive fire firefighters have managed to save the main structure of the world famous cathedral but it's fire and have collapsed french president emanuel that has promised to rebuild and french billionaire francois on says he'll give more than one hundred million dollars to help with that proce

on the bike path and side alleys of venice, california, the mecca of male-dominated skateboard culture>> i was on the venice boardwalk and as a woman without a skateboard it is a very intense place. you have just a lot of cat calls and just it's not very comfortable. >> so tight. >> reporter: growing up, lucy osinski always felt empowered when she rode a skateboard, but she also felt alone. >> i just didn't feel supported in the same way that i wish i was. so i started skating with another girl. >> reporter: that one other girl turned into three other girls. >> i'm julia. >> reporter: including julia ama. >> those three other girls knew four other girls. and long story short they said how fun would it be if we got everybody together to skate at once? >> reporter: they ended up with nine women in the group, and they knew they needed a name. >> i thought of like an ice cream swirl. there's different colors and ages and types of people and they're just swirling together. and i just said girl swirl. >> reporter: at first they stayed in touch informally with text messages. but mariah marque

as a child i really like to play with dolls and polly pocket shop guy named kim mecca medina and then middleton i love playing with dolls with the other girls in kindergarten in new york a spirit but i also like to play lego with the boys and build some rocket launching airplanes so i would say i was somehow opened for both without reflecting on and of course on it as a perfect it to happen to this. then takes a critical look at what just defined us typically man and typically women also in art and cultural history in this work examines the view of old masters on gender relations from raphael titian to correct you what is striking is that it is mainly men who have made art history and thus explain the world today this would be ironically called mansplaining. men and women society is used to categorizing. definitely male or female this is not always quite clear even if one would assume it at first glance. this is by part of me jenny no cupid. in his boat many art historians already speculated whether they're boys girls and mixed and most people say well the boy is the one with the brow

in less than a century we transformed our rivers, bays and oceans from dumping grounds to meccas of tourism and economic activity and today, the science and systems behind our drinking water can and should serve as a model for other countries. millions around the world are suffering from a lack of clean water. i believe as does president trump that they deserve our immediate attention. it is our hope that we can elevate these issues to global priority and generate the urgency and unity needed to address them. thank you for your time, and thank you for your attention. i look forward to working with all of you as we advance the global water security. thank you very much. [ applause ] ... . >> >>host: jill it is great to be with you to talk about your book. we have known each other for a long time. we go way back working together at "the new york times" in different capacities, and we have kept in touch since so it is great to talk to about your book which i love. it is interesting because i have lived through all of the things you describe and the players and yet i thought i understood the bu

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