palestine knows what is the stance on israel is and they are both respective of this position by new delhi without actually dragging new delhi into the internal affairs of the of the conflict eventually of course he does come from a constituency which is pro israeli he comes from a party that of course has been accused of of being anti muslim or harboring figures that have been accused of being anti muslim involved or accused of being a volved in destruction of mosques except for etc india's position on new delhi's position today is it still that passionate supporter of palestinian statehood for all those reasons. that's a good question i think from a foreign policy standpoint it is but from a very public discourse perspective. within india the cause of palestine does not resonate as strongly as it perhaps used to at a point of time. the indian muslim is very much more interested today in comic prosperity mystic security. than be troubled by what is happening happening in palestine. or leave it there for now thanks so much for your analysis on that could be a teenager. in a few moments we'

i was unable to reach the new delhi restaurant but the new delhi restaurant is a restaurant that closes at 10:00 p.m. on every single night of the week and i believe at 11:00 p.m. on friday and saturday nights. i left a voice mail with john smith at the union square sports bar, did not receive a call back. also went into the bar to speak to some of the bartenders to see if i could get ahold of him and was unable to do so. and also spoke to the parc 55 hotel and i wasn't able to reach anybody at the front office. with that, i'll pause and turn it over to our acoustic consultants unless you have direct questions for me at this time. >> so the units available for rent, are they -- it sounds like an sro model, are you -- is it basically monthly rates or similar to the model with biweekly rates. >> we do not do weekly or monthly. we offer six and 12-month terms. >> vice president thomas: great, thank you. >> hello. jordan roberts with sulter associates. i made a lot of measurements, one right in front of the union square sports bar, that was after 10:00 p.m.ing and the then other measurement

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india's prime minister narendra modi has met the canadian prime minister justin trudeau in new delhi mr trudeau arrived in the country six days ago but only met mr modi on friday on wednesday canadian diplomats withdrew an invitation to a former member of a band seek group to attend an official dinner. in india have accused members of trudeau's cabinet of supporting sikh separatism in india inside stories next. amnesty international slams what it calls trump lead politics of fate for eating away at human rights around the world as things deteriorate protest movements have been created to fight back but will activism turn the tide on certain policies this is inside story.

of the palestinian territories the palestinian president mahmoud abbas told mr modi that he needs new delhi support during future talks with israel his government is seeking new allies after the us president donald trump course an uproar by recognizing jerusalem as the israeli capital has been and smith. this first visit to the occupied west bank for an indian prime minister was also very short just three hours it ended with a media briefing no questions allowed when i had remotely offered the traditional indian support for the palestinians. i assured president abbas that india is committed to the palestinian national interest india hopes that palestine will become an independent and sovereign state in the future the building of the state comes through peaceful means and through dialogue and understanding. but there was no mention of the. jerusalem is the capital of a palestinian state something previous indian leaders always refer to from the palestinian president came the hope that india might help in mediating future talks with the israelis. we exchanged views about the current element o

your insights into this thank you very much for your time having long jacob joining us live from new delhi thank you. now markets across asia have seen a volatile day of trading as nervous investors try movement on wall street while japan's nikkei index and the hong kong hang saying both regained more than two percent in early trading after plummeting around five percent on tuesday but the nikkei is now closed and it's up just a zero point one percent and the hang seng has closed in the red down zero point seven percent well earlier as shares on wall street rallied after plunging on monday the dow jones industrial average opened two percent down on tuesday and into monday's full of a four and a half percent the stock stabilized and recovered the morning losses gaining two percent by the close. the woman being presented as a vet in my patients was high profile opposition and has been in washington d.c. on a charm offensive. run and much as presidential election been a figure in russia's pop culture since the early two thousand shihab rattansi report. from a right wing think tank to the nati

and chad india's prime minister that is the more he has met canadian leader justin trudeau in new delhi trudeau arrived in the country six days ago but only met morty on friday on wednesday canadian diplomats withdrew an invitation to a former member of a band to attend an official dinner with trudeau well some have accused members of trudeau's cabinet of supporting sick separatism and dia. china's government has seized temporary control of one of the country's largest insurance companies the takeover seen as an attempt at protecting china's economy from financial risk those are the headlines on al-jazeera but do stay with us as we have the stream coming up next. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter while activists to live in jail just because he expressed himself here they're stored on a tour to al-jazeera at this time. welcome to a new year of this stream alive on al-jazeera and i'm femi oke a now lab made meat driverless cars and robot caregivers all once part of some fantas

india's prime minister there under muti has met the canadian prime minister justin trudeau in new delhi on wednesday canadian diplomats withdrew an invitation to a former member of a band seek group to attend an official dinner some in india are accusing members of trudeau's cabinet of supporting sikh separatism in india all right up to date elizabeth will be here in about thirty minutes but next is what i want east. i am doing this for the benefit of people so bad they see the importance of. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. decades of war have left thousands of iraqi amputees desperate to mend their broken bodies. now the chance to use cutting edge robotic for standards is giving them new hope. i'm steve on this episode one on one he's follows one man's incredible journey from refuse.

we have reports from the white house, moscow, new delhi and seoul and pyeongchang. i'm christine romans. >> i'm alex marquardt. it is february 23rd. the armed deputy assigned to marjory stoneman douglas high has resigned. scott peterson failed to enter the building in parkland, florida last friday. he retired on thursday after he was suspended without pay. peterson was armed and in unform when the shooting -- in uniform when the shooting began. the video and interview show the deputy did not engage. >> devastated. sick to my stomach. there are no words. these families lost their children. we lost coaches. i have been to the funerals. i have been to the homes where they sit shiva. i have been to the individuals. there are no words. >> no comment so far from peterson who garnered two deputy of the year nominations in recent years. the sheriff has two on restricted actions as they are investigated. today, governor rick scott announces his plan to keep schools and students safe and improvements to school security and ways to keep guns away from the mentally ill. teacher

to do things that india's roads do not provide on that works as a delivery man new delhi e-commerce logistics shadowfax he has to do the ba dozens of packages a day on talk to customers in his traffic. another problem is finding addresses in india's many unplanned settlements been codes house numbers and landmarks often inaccurate and confusing the one you so. often has to call customers for directions before he could make the delivery. that means he loses precious time further ramping up the pressure. maybe finding addresses isn't easy sometimes there are several houses with the same numbers then we have to call up the customers sometimes several times customers get angry and they say why are you constantly calling me it's your job to find the address you're the delivery man so it's frustrating. for the tran inches are well known here and try to fax the starter operates in seventy indian cities delivering everything from groceries electronics food to clothes co-founded by birth control is a big believer in technology to tackle just says. his company crunches traffic and location data and use

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we have reports from moscow, jordan, n jordan, new delhi and seoul.istine romans. >> i'm alex marquardt. the democrputy assigned to marj stoneman douglas high school has resigned. he failed to act last week when the shooter was on campus. scott peterson was armed and in uniform when the shooting began. broward county sheriff says the interviews and witness statements show the deputy did not engage. >> devastated. sick to my stomach. there are no words. these families lost their children. we lost coaches. i have been to the funerals. i have been to the homes where they are sitting shiva. i have been to the vigils. it's just -- there are no words. >> no comments so far from peterson who had garnered two deputy of the year nominations in recent years. the sheriff put two others on restricted duty while investigating their actions. governor rick scott is announcing his plan to keep florida safe today and ways to keep guns away from the mentally ill. teachers and staff return to stoneman douglas high with the number of support services available to them. s

let's go to the indian capital new delhi now, where the finance minister is about to present this year'so keep voters happy in the run up to a general election, but also reassure investors who are concerned about the state of the government's finances. devina gupta is there for us. nice to see you. i understand arun jaitley has just begun proceedings. what are we expecting him to say? well, first up it will be a short budget speech, unlike the 120 minutes traditionally, this is said to be the shortest ever made by the finance minister. it is also very crucial for the government that came into power promising an economic shakeup into power promising an economic sha keup but is into power promising an economic shakeup but is seeing an economic slowdown. it is also seeing a agrarian distress, high unemployment rates, and without private investment, we have not seen in your‘s consumption story go forward. this budget, there could be some relief forfarmers, also this budget, there could be some relief for farmers, also for the education sector. some employment schemes are expected. basically,

let's go to the news website, the new delhi tv news website, saying that, yes, we've got an , linkedce reports of vast moscow-backed doping over the years, saying these games could be held in sochi. the prize money would be the same as the prize money at the olympics it self. russian winners would get the same for gold, silver, and bronze. this story saying that there could be an alternative counter ises in sochi, but the irony that when we look back at the winter games in sochi in 2014, out of the 33 russian metals, 11 were pulled out because of the doping question. so, that story, of course about putin trying to defend his athletes. anchor: let's stay with french papers. >> this is an extraordinary piece based on a study that suggests that in the professional arena at competition level, women actually do better than expected, they up their game when they are playing men. whether that is the question of , men, watch out for those women players in the game of chess. journalall to do in the "psychological science," the data shows that in ranked chess players in more than 5 million che

we have more live from new delhi. john, this is -- he's conflating -- doing both politics and business at the same time. it's not a good look, is it? >> reporter: it's not a good look, but i would say that donald trump jr. is being defiant about the trump organization's business ties here in india. he's got four days on the ground, visiting four major cities from the east and west, north to south, looking at five major projects. as you suggested, it is the trump organization's largest international market. we're looking at millions and millions of dollars of different developments. today he's heading west to a city outside of mumbai to look at towers there. let's give a glimpse of what he's been doing for his first full day on the ground. he started here in the capital of new delhi meeting with developers and a select group, i should add here, of journalists. and then he went to host a dinner with investors. along the way he said, look, these words about conflict of interest are overblown. and in fact, he said we're n

india's prime minister in that interim or he has met canadian leader justin trudeau in new delhi trudeau arrived in the country six days ago but only met morty on friday well on wednesday canadian diplomats withdrew an invitation to a former member of a band. to attend an official dinner with trudeau some have accused members of trudeau's cabinet of supporting sick separatism in india and china government to seize temporary control of one of the country's largest insurance companies the takeover seen as an attempt at protecting the economy from financial risk. those are the headlines on al-jazeera how to be on the blockade is coming up next. were what. was. a will to materialize out son is a. real. news vicki on the job figure it's just the political thing going it will be all water no oil and everything norman norman. what made this different was they targeted people. only a teeny visual not a mask a your area or below a shape. on june the fifth two thousand and seventeen a small gulf nation of qatar was put under siege. saudi arabia the united arab emirates. and egypt cut diplomatic tr

new delhi airfield and the arrival of the viceroy designate mo batten is a sort of vaguely comic character looking back. prancing peacock who loved his roads and costumes and love to appear as the viceroy not particularly. a man of some charisma. of great sort of personal self-worth he was received i think he you know whatever little homework he did was fairly modest and when he got to india i think it was a crash course he started meeting the various leaders had his own likes and dislikes inevitably but very quickly decided that the thing had to be the hot potato had to be dropped as quickly as possible and mr byrd his hands and those of his those of his masters as his in the english government lauder lady mountbatten have taken that this is on the grounds that it became viceroy of india in march nine hundred forty seven britain had originally planned to leave india more than a year later in june one thousand nine hundred eighty eight but mountbatten wasn't going to wait that long run bouton decided to accelerate even faster partly because he found his control on the control of the britis

between between the two policies and the and the you know it's the leadership of those policies new delhi and although the scene looks quite gina and nehru had first come together to fight the british now they were fighting each other disturbances against the muslim league to reach the end of life by nine hundred forty six any hope of a united india had evaporated order with god but beneath the surface enmity between muslim and him the breakdown at the top of indian politics was mirrored on the streets as tension spilled over into violence. chaos erupted in major cities first because of a grim audio post by british an indian probe during the worst drought in the history of calcutta. road vantec in many places higher pitched battles continued between muslims and window for muslims the fear of being ruled by hindus convinced them they needed their own separate nation. even jinnah the men once hailed as the symbol of hindu muslim unity now demanded an independent pakistan. after a sentry a british power in india the empire's was finally forced. charged with overseeing the withdrawal was a de

is also set to speak at a business summit in new delhi this week, raising ethical questions about conflicts me now, we have democratic congressman john garamendi, a member of the house armed services committee, and, sir, thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> so the president's son now runs the trump organization, which has this license property in india, and it had this before the election. now he's trying to sell those condos. you to see an issue here? >> absolutely. it is not just this. this goes on and on. this entire family is using the presidency to promote its personal business interests. we're seeing this all around the world. last april, the president of china in mar-a-lago, that same evening, ivanka gets free trademarks given to her, very valuable to her by the chinese government, and now off to india, mixing policy with business. that is a very clear word, called corruption. have we seen the president's tax returns yet? i don't think so. do we know what his business interests are? we do know that he put it into a trust, and there is one sole beneficiary of that trus

india's prime minister there under muti has met the canadian prime minister justin trudeau in new delhi on wednesday canadian diplomats withdrew an invitation to a former member of a band seek group to attend an official dinner some in india are accusing members of trudeau's cabinet of supporting sikh separatism in india all right up to date elizabeth will be here in about thirty minutes but this next is what i want east. doing this for the benefit of people so bad they see the importance of the outcry. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. decades of war have left thousands of iraqi amputees desperate to mend their broken bodies. now the chance to use cutting edge robotic for standards is giving them new hope. i'm steve on this episode one on one he's follows one man's incredible journey from refugee to world leading surgeon as he melds humans with robotics to help people walk again. welcome to baghdad. we're surrounded by armored vehicles and. we have plenty of security with us saying i'm on my way to the even seen a hospital in baghdad's green zone the

prime minister to the palestinian territories felson president mahmoud abbas told modi that he needs new delhi support in future talks with israel abbas government is seeking new allies after u.s. president donald trump caused an uproar at recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital bernard smith reports. this first visit to the occupied west bank for an indian prime minister was also very short just three hours it ended with a media briefing no questions allowed when i had remotely offered the traditional indian support for the palestinians. i assured president abbas that india is committed to the palestinian national interest india hopes that palestine will become an independent and sovereign state in the future the building of the state comes through peaceful means and through dialogue and understanding. but there was no mention of east jerusalem as the capital of a palestinian state something previous indian leaders always referred to from the palestinian president came the hope that india might help in mediating future talks with the israelis. we exchanged views about the current dilemma of

anna: these live pictures coming to us from new delhi.is bloomberg. ♪ london, 3:30:30 in in tokyo. a live shot of the emperors palace. dollar-yen higher in the situation this morning. very little from the fed. the topics getting dusk and the most in four weeks, and the banks moving. a little bit of a move up by 1.8%. any strengthening in the end could have an impact on the markets. we have a couple of numbers to break. nordisk delivered their numbers, operating profit up by 1% in 2017. the market had penciled in 49.3. dividend of 7.95 danish krone. 2%-5% as the guidance they are giving for this year. the estimate was 7.79. the issue for novo nordisk is very simple. only spent $500 billion in the past number of years on m&a. were waiting for confirmation go through on their deal. the numbers this morning are very much in line, that's what we got from novo nordisk. the scandinavian banking business, reviewed in numbers coming through from them. fourth-quarter net income being the highest of estimates, giving us interest, net interest income

says new delhi has no right to intervene because this is a question of national sovereignty.lle: as the winter games begin in pyeongchang, there's a lot of anticipation over what benefit is likely to bring to the >> >> local situation. political benefit, you might even say good. the feeling is any goodwill that comes out of this united showing or united gathering between the two koreas would be temporary. the christian science monitor explains that young south koreans may not even be interested in a reunification with north korea, especially after seeing the economic toll taken on west germany in the 1990's when they were to absorb their neighbor east germany. maybe the koreans do not want that today. perhaps the games are an indication what kind of future they could have. rochelle: in any case, the winter games are shaping up to break records before they even begin. dheepthika: these games are set to break the record for the coldest on record since 1994 at the norwegian games. it doesn't necessarily mean there will be more snow, it just means temperatures will drop to read a

singh in new delhi venezuela's economic crisis has led to widespread shortages that sense that i sent thousands of people across the border into colombia to buy food and medicine many others are leaving for good in the search for a better life i was on a rampage the reports are from cook on the colombian venezuela border. in this central plaza hundreds of business welland stand in line for up to seven hours they wait for a wire transfer that will help them and where the economic crisis back home cattlemen travels to this colombian border town every month she needs the money her son sends from the children to buy medicine no i don't think so that he might think that we are happy to come here you receive a little money but instead it's very sad that we can't afford the basic things we need it's painful to be here but it's a sacrifice we have to make it's an excruciating but essential weight in a swell and scam to receive remittances at home due to the exchange controls imposed by the government of president nicolas maduro they used the money to buy basic items for ever more often bus ti

rajini vaidyanathan reports from new delhi. rajini: trump has arrived, have ese frontat is what page ads are asking as they promote donald trump's visit to india this week. donald trump, jr.: india is incredibly important to our brand. rajini: the president's son ise here to sell s the trump corporation's apartments to india, including a number of flats built here in a suburb of delhi an hour from the city. when they are finished, there will be a 47-story-high luxury apartment building here with a price tag of over $1 m. anyone who pays a deposit for a flat thiweek also gets an invite to dinner and a conversation with the man himself. there are concerns that even if he is not a politician, this amounts to selli access to the president's son. that said, the buzz around this visit is attracting potential buyers. a criminal lawyer is considering a purchase. w are more attracted to this project.do rajiniou like the trump family? >> yes, of course. lethink in india, i think a majority of the peikely -- like the trump family. rajini:

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without actually dragging new delhi into the internal affairs of the of the conflict but from a very public discourse perspective. within india and the cause of palestine does not resonate as strongly as it perhaps used to at a point of time. then wilson is very much more interested today in economic prosperity domestic security than be troubled by what is happening happening in palestine. plenty more still ahead on the news hour including a german city divided the decision to no longer house refugees has people up in arms on both sides of the divide plus. it is our president who does not harm the consciousness. and pressure on the philippines president to stop china's military expansion on disputed islands. and it's for why the world's best plans hockey players for them to go. on our top story now the escalation in syria's war as we said earlier these really army says iran's responsible for a severe violation of israeli sovereignty what exactly is iran's role then in the syrian conflict or the iran is a staunch financial supporter of syrian president bashar al assad's government it'

and in on likelihood they will continue to come because in delhi there are still countless containers that can be decorated and new end of shoddy facades either. off the wall you know. if there are protests about him vajra mental pollution and injustice anywhere in delhi then this is the most likely place yet at first glance everything seems so laid back and unpolitical an oasis at the heart of a congested metropolis of over fifteen million people this is the danube and elite university many of its eight thousand students as well as a large number of its professors come from the lower social classes so it's no surprise that ideologically the jan you leans to the left fighting slogans and revolutionary icons adorn the wools at the moment the students attending against india's government and its hindu nationalist policies. we are opposed to the government's economic policies we are opposed to the government's politics though we are getting really bad and i mean there are lots of conversations to be had with parents also is scared and wouldn't want us to take strong positions because everyone was started in students

rajini vaidya nathan reports from new delhi. "trump has arrived. have you?"omote donald trumer‘s visit to india this week. india's an incredibly important market to our brand and is now home to the largest portfolio of trump properties outside of north america. the president's son is here to sell some of the trump corporation's apartments in india, including a number of flats that are going to be built here in gurgaon, which is a suburb of delhi about an hour from the city, and when they're finished they will be a 47—storey high luxury apartment building here with a price tag of over $1 million. they will be seen from everywhere. anyone who pays a deposit for a flat this week also gets an invite to dinner and a conversation with the man himself. there are concerns that even if he's not a politician, this amounts to selling access to the president's son. that said, the buzz around this visit is attracting potential buyers. ajai segal‘s a criminal lawyer who's considering a purchase. because of its brand value only, we were more attracted to this project, yes.

things of course as northern policy otherwise is generally dries you can see twenty two celsius in new delhi but of a brace here that's not too bad in terms of visibility and clean air for much of india by the time we come to thursday will be dry temper just getting up into the upper twenty's a ridge of the upper twenty's here in doha on wednesday afternoon twenty eight degrees celsius sunny high there with a spat like a cloud there into central parts of the gulf miking its way south. the scene for us whether online what is a very nice time in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on set there are people that are choosing between buying medication and eating base is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist who's close to the story joined the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. and i'm going to take you live once again now to walk your weight u.s. six states at rex tillerson is speaking at that donor conference for iraq let's listen i

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much for this time the normally typically looks like a dry day on tuesday thirty three in karachi new delhi might see the air stood a little bit by this passing cloud of rain but not a lot to be honest and the amount of rain that fell of the desert countries of the middle east wasn't a great deal but it's not over yet now this isn't a very wet time the year but it is like to be as wet as any time since november it's winter after all so to get more showers in the forecastle bahrain qatar the society maybe isn't a big surprise that is the picture then for tuesday that rain eventually if pushed sastry usa as well but it leaves western society warm and sunny. winning the will of the people hinges on the mass media. machine go into overdrive . influencing. we just don't know yet where the lines will be drawn between what can be said and what conduct. some journalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for outside. their listening post base time on al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are all top stories syrian government troops have launched a new ground and air offens

lanka don't think we'll see any sherratt to vittie here so we're looking at plenty of sunshine for new delhi with the might soon temperature here of twenty six. the weather sponsored by cats are always. a life time of emulation struck by stroud copying the master selling reproductions can pay the bills but frustrate the artist . a pilgrimage to discover his hero inspires an awakening that it's more a boarding to create them to imitate. dreaming of vincent a witness documentary at this time on al-jazeera. on the back you're watching all to zero i'm still robin a reminder of our top stories mourners have gathered in parkland in the u.s. state of florida to remember seventeen students who were killed during a school shooting there or wednesday it's not that the f.b.i. had a prior warning about the shooting suspect nicholas cruz also several rather poser has become south africa's new president pushing a message of clean government i think cruciferous the trade union leader turned a multimillionaire replaces jacob zuma who's years in power tainted by multiple corruption scandals thirty years parl

regional security prime minister narendra modi held talks with iranian president hassan rouhani in new delhi they agreed to expand economic ties as well rouhani visit comes as the us president is threatening to scrap an international nuclear deal and re imposed sanctions on iran. now superhero movies are not usually known for breaking down cultural barriers but black panther is different and while they've had black lead characters before none have received this kind of production and marketing she had a tense you know for. just six. six six black panther was created in one thousand nine hundred eighty six for marvel comics the superhero pinafore comedown a technologically advanced on colored eyes african culture the film adaptation is being widely praised for its inclusive a-t. and racial empowerment the fact it is a african superhero and people get a chance look at themselves in positions of power and feel that it is important disney is marketed the film to black schools and communities ahead of the film's release these children have just been informed by going to a screening. there is no j

and chad india's prime minister that is the more he has met canadian leader justin trudeau in new delhi trudeau arrived in the country six days ago but only met morty on friday on wednesday canadian diplomats withdrew an invitation to a former member of a band to attend an official dinner with the trudeau well some have accused members of trudeau's cabinet of supporting sick separatism and dia china's government has seized temporary control of one of the country's largest insurance companies the takeover seen as an attempt at protecting china's economy from financial risk those are the headlines on al-jazeera but do stay with us as we have the stream coming up next. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter while you activists to live in jail just because she expressed herself hear their story on and talk to al-jazeera at this time. welcome to a new year of the stream a live on al-jazeera and i'm femi oke a now lab may to meet driverless cars and robot caregivers all once part of so

it has been built by immigrants people who establishments and new life for themselves here regard less of the consequences people say the delhi story ancient city because they have been cities here for maybe fifteen hundred years but it's actually not an ancient city because every time people new sets of people come to the city they they abandon everything that's happened into the port and they build another city just next door and then they ransack the old city for the stones and everything and build again the british did that logos did that everyone has done that and even now with google which is the new shining tower city of of corporations and indeed in delhi you can take a journey back in time every day bustling own lies in the north of the city. was bang there is new delhi with its many splendid buildings and government offices located in the fossil author of the suburbs of noise and go to go on which are also home to millions of people and impress the visitor with their high tech architecture this is the one side of the creative glamorous beautiful side. in delhi when work is over for the day and the temperature has dr

much for this time the normally typically looks like a dry day on tuesday thirty three in karachi new delhi might see the air stood a little bit by this passing cloud of rain but not a lot to be honest that the amount of rain that fell of the desert countries of the middle east wasn't a great deal but it's not over yet now this isn't a very wet time the year but it is like to be as wet as any time since november it's winter after all so to get more showers in the forecastle bahrain qatar the society navies in the big surprise that is the picture then for tuesday that rain eventually push sastry usa as well but it leaves western society warm and sunny. once held in one of australia's toughest detention centers now a world renowned surgeon one of many is follows dr moon. as returns to his hometown baghdad to give up your keys the hope of walking again at this time on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera international bringing the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. welcome back

as a long time coming but it's now settled danes just cold and like their currency still poor in new delhi hazardous in places and despite the fact you've got clouds tricky across he is not actually affecting very much is very much high level cloud of the most part it will catch some part of the himalayan and you'll find snow falling here but otherwise it's still a dry and quiet picture which again is typical for this time of the year nothing much will change the next day or so recent snow has been reported in the mountains in the eastern side of a man there's nothing much in the forecast that when this thing happens to the winter every now and again with the wind lightning now it's warming up in bahrain and qatar twenty four as a max thirty three still in mecca of course and that streak of clouds also just that a streak of cloud nothing much more than that sun's out in iran twelve degrees and baghdad's warmed up at twenty two degrees it's also fun sunday night in the levant . counting the cost some of the biggest names in tech out with record earnings but they're also under scrutiny by re