trains or a metro in jeddah so when no funds to go out she has to hire a driver or ask her brother mohsen sunday afternoon drives a popular with middle to upper class women but there's always a male chaperone present. no for wants to get her driver's license primarily for financial reasons. in the business maybe i want to save the money that i spend on drivers the law makes total sense what a women who don't have a husband or brother supposed to do when they need to go somewhere take a taxi. along the new law will make many things easier but personally i don't like it i can drive my family were ever they need to go on or. i mean. saudi society is still very conservative women are required to wear full length black robes. rotund me once more color in saudi society she says there's nothing in the qur'an that says women must wear black ten years ago the freelance designer was one of the first women in the country who dared to start designing the buyer traditionally the robe of choice of saudi women in different colors red green or purple she was inspired by the traditional colorful costumes

what they already see on the table this now results today actually gives the social democrat leader mohsen still something to work with because he will be able to come back with this renewed pressure on him saying you will have to give me something on the issue of health care for instance or on education which you very much sees as the key point where he wants social democrats really to put their stamp on a potential new grand coalition in germany. and your prediction briefly how long do you think these talks are going to run with all these factors flight floating around at the very least till if everything goes according to plan of well talking of on the limb ackles plan making it sound like something is actually mapped out there but we may well see this take longer to agree and whether the social democrats policy base will sign off on that this is the big open question if they don't we could have more months of uncertainty here and many well let's wait and see tenterhooks what's going to happen is a political correspondent thank you very much. turkish troops have crossed into northern sy

earlier we talked to our london correspondent bill get mohsen asked her why faraj may have raised the prospect of a second referendum i think it is a bit of a stunt i think it's to keep his name in the media not many bricks and tears would dare to call for a second referendum because they have a lot to lose they had they won the first referendum and not many remain as daring to call for a second referendum because for public opinion doesn't is not very clear that they would actually win it so that is not really a lot of momentum at the moment behind a second referendum at all in the u.k. i was g.w. correspondent bill get my speaking from london a little earlier than us president trump is expected to decide by friday whether to reimpose sanctions on tehran if he does this would be in violation of the twenty fifteen nuclear agreement with iran the european union is not happy about such a possibility which was made clear when iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif visited brussels. for the iranian delegation brussels was of reassurance couldn't come at a better time the foreign min

on sunday on whether to enter coalition talks with merkel's conservatives social democrat leader mohsen schultz is in favor of forming a new so-called grand coalition but he faces resistance from the left of his party especially its youth wing former call for more formal coalition talks can only begin if scholtz gets a yes vote from the gathering social democrat delegates in bonn a no vote could lead to a minority government or two fresh elections and s.p.d. leaders had a meeting this afternoon to discuss tomorrow's vote so we're getting the latest now from our correspondent here in the studio show a lot of pots charlotte thank you so much for being here it looks like. let's start with what the mood is right now among the social democrats what are we seeing ahead of tomorrow's vote i mean it's not great let's start with that i think the party is really divided at that point with seeing a division between young and old in the party but also between the leadership and the grassroots the youth leader of the social democrats he spent all last week i'm painting against a new grand coalition

the man who mohsen me off on me guess you know somehow got bill about fast all day . about going all the learning of this mob all. of them yammering on five. combine them only to get into. the mud out along with the single mom. the mom will look a little lean. if you could. believe . this is. most dangerous and most vicious where the slightest error means a one way tickets or over the edge of what is that remember coming back to more homes we may not need munchers right braving tough conditions facing death at every turn or are you serious here for what is out here the gamble with their lives just to hunt and live and risking it all for knowledge is e.o. . business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. from the foreign ministry. this is al jazeera. hello i'm sam he's a dad this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty.

nephew of the former president inside yemen and apparently working with ali mohsen. and now know the correlation led by saudi arabia is in a much stronger position and making moves towards her data and towards breaking the what you see around the car as. if the if the whole of the user loses her there and died as they've essentially lost the war now the question is if you are trying to achieve talk of defeat of the who things. how long will this take and what rights and here is the problem is that even with the last offer there and cards the whole thing is would still be strong in some hour and further north and sunnah also on the ground which is where it matters the most the call ition against them is divided is working at cross purposes sometimes and therefore they would not be able to stand allies any territorial recover from the whole of these which means a prolonged war at one level or another sad part of this is that at some point this war has to and a political agreement so what would be the point of thousands upon thousands more casualties if you could strike

different aims you know and those around him for example the prime minister of vice president ali mohsen have always said that there is to preserve yemen's unity for the southern transitional council for the southern resistance forces and these other factions there is to restore the pre nine hundred ninety borders of yemen to restore the independence of the south and it's very hard to see how these two things can really be. moved past how they can be reconciled even if we are dealing with a situation where they have many of the same allies and are both being backs that have been backed by the saudi led coalition. now russia's efforts to host talks on syria's political future of had a rocky start in the resort town of sochi its foreign minister was interrupted several times while he read a passage from president vladimir putin to the delegates was. syrian opposition members yelled out so again a rough your jets are bombing our people moscow is an important ally of syrian president bashar al assad syria's main opposition group and the kurds are refusing to attend the talks if you want just

parties and mohsen shots on sunday as he bids to convince party delegates to vote no. obvious grass roots support q not believes this is the only way for the s.p.d. to regenerate after damaging is in tehran medical government's. the finish business for me is the kind of politician who who certainly shape the future of this party. that they tried to is a very talented up and coming politician he's still young and everything lies ahead of him i think something will become a have. even pozen members who support the idea of a grand coalition have high hopes for canucks political future important t.v. and put in the most positive sense he's a politics junkie he breathes politics but at the same time he's matter of fact and stands by his opinion and he definitely has a big future as a. kid that became a member of the s.k. day at just fifteen in the same year that angle of michael was first elected chancellor but can it snow grow coke campaign now threatens to end a twelve year reign. that's because that's how i think i'm going to michael's time in office will soon end becaus