it's not humid and that's the way it's going to stay for monday and tuesday to the south coast of oman little bit more cloud there building as we head through tuesday and that will again be giving us some drizzle down towards the southern parts of africa and here there's plenty of fine weather to be found but there is a bit more cloud just in the southwest that's been giving us a fair amount of rain and there's another batch edging its way towards us so it will be warm under that cloud a maximum temperature just of thirteen degrees around some of the coast is likely to give us some drizzle further inland of course it is warm as you'd expect force invent top will be twenty eight degrees for harare twenty five.

into yemen and that could be squeezing out one or two showers particularly along the south coast of oman a round. if we head down towards the southern parts of africa we're seeing more cloud now in the southeastern parts that's just taken off to give us a few outbreaks of rain particularly in the durban area eventually as we head through saturday and into sunday that begins to break up and for many of us it will be a dry air and warmer one so for jo'burg we'll get to around seventy nine for durban

dollars so you can see it's a huge difference in costs seventy percent of imports and to yemen from oman through this key border crossing a lifeline for a country on the brink of famine after a relentless war that started three years ago this but the saudi led coalition which has a strong presence in and more her fears iran could be smuggling weapons in for the host the rebels it back. last week yemen's internationally recognized president was greeted with open arms by the saudi ambassador to yemen upon landing in a limo her it was up to the rubble months who had his first visit outside of aden since his return in twenty fifteen. his announcements of eight new projects wasn't enough to keep locals happy. for months the people of the mohar have been protesting the presence of saudi and united arab emirates troops there cause for the coalition to scale back its military presence and hand back in the day the airport was finally met in a deal last month but tensions are far from over the saudi led coalition has reportedly not fully yawn at the agreement and is still in control of the airport

my relatives came together and decided to marry me off to a 75-year-old man from oman. they only told me on the day of the wedding. when i saw the old man, all i could do was cry. i tried to protest and said i'm they only told me on the day of far too young. reporter: india outlawed child marriage in 2006. but in muneera's case, as with many other women here, the marriage broker used falsified documents. a corrupt imam presided over the wedding ceremony. muneera was forced to go with the old man. for three weeks he sexually abused her in a hotel in hyderabad. then he disappeared. when the man was informed that muneera was pregnant, he divorced her -- over the phone from oman. that was eight years ago. until recently, the muslim practice of instant divorce was legal in india. muneera's daughter mushkan has never seen her father. muneera: i have suffered a great deal. whenever i think about it, it still upsets me immensely. i don't want to cry here in front of my daughter. mushkan shouldn't have to ask why her mother is unhappy. that would upset her too much. reporter: mu

we have nic robertson joining us from oman at the strait of hormuz. nic. >> reporter: you see pictures of u.s. officials showing the dozens of boats in the military exercise which is coming earlier in the year than anticipated. normally around november time. it is organized by iran islamic revolutionary guard corps. the commander of the corps in the last week and month prior has gone on the record and said clearly if iran cannot export oil products from the region through the straits of hormuz, then no one will be able to do. it has been echoed by the president of iran and supreme leader of iran. right now, no official comment from iranians. that is a concern. are they putting meat on the bones of the rhetoric we have been hearing recently. president trump has warned them of serious consequences if they follow through. in the region here, we are not hearing anything from regional players here. for example, here in the united arab emirates on the gulf of oman, they built a pipeline the past couple of decades that bypasses strait of hormuz for that reas

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dollars so you can see it's a huge difference in costs seventy percent of imports and to yemen from oman through this key border crossing a lifeline for a country on the brink of famine after a relentless war that started three years ago this but the saudi led coalition which has a strong presence in and maharaj fears iran could be smuggling weapons in for the host the rebels it back. last week yemen's internationally recognized president was greeted with open arms by the saudi ambassador to yemen upon landing in the morrow it was up there rob or monsoon had his first visit outside of aden since his return c.m.n. in twenty fifteen. his announcements of eight new projects wasn't enough to keep locals happy. for months the people of the more her have been protesting the presence of saudi and united arab emirates troops there cause for the coalition to scale back its military presence and hand back in the the day.

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the east amount will bring in more humidity so it will feel very sticky i don't the south coast of oman and into yemen they'll be a good deal of clouds here that could give us a few spots of drizzle at times down towards the southern parts of africa and here it is generally fine at the moment but it is changing as we head into thursday we got this developing system here that's going to give us some heavy rain and some snow over the mountains as well so expect a wet one here. oh firebrand you know you people talking about best and people up for women's liberation. a victory for anybody sexual assault continued an iconic feminist and seminal writer away for solution yes we need to do something won't wait on dear boy i'm not really sorry maybe has sound goes head to head with jimmy i can't do anything else on the disease. from my end of our current top stories here on out is iraq iran's foreign minister has been holding talks with his north korean camps of odd hours after new u.s. sanctions came into force china russia and the e.u. have all criticised the rest of. the diplomatic dispute be

from the east amount will bring in more humidity so it will feel very sticky along the south coast of oman and into yemen there be a good deal of cloud here that could give us a few spots of drizzle at times down towards the southern parts of africa and here it is generally fine at the moment but it is changing as we head into thursday we got this developing system here that's going to give us some heavy rain and some snow over the mountains as well so expect a wet one here. getting to the heart of the matter unless we have a new generation scrolling up to understand better our relationship with a net for a while then soon there will be nothing left facing reality or our friends and allies played a positive on preventing and his condition for taking place here the story on talk to al-jazeera august on al-jazeera european muslims today are facing the consequences of having their faith flicked on the tax even though day two of fictions of the bugs the largest multi-sport event on the continent asian games in jakarta will host athletes competing in a mix of traditional and the limbic sports a

fully on at the agreement and is still in control of the airport seaport and border crossing with oman. locals have given a deal until september to see if the saudi led coalition will fulfill their six demands and if not then they say they'll be back on the streets protesting. al-jazeera syrian state media reporting that president bashar al assad's wife is being treated for breast cancer the son a news agency published a photo of. a husband and what appears to be a hospital room hooked up to a drip the president said she's receiving early treatment for a militant tumor the former investment banker was born in london to syrian parents before marrying assad in two thousand turkey has pledged to continue buying natural gas from iran despite the new sanctions imposed by the u.s. iran's foreign minister has also warned the sanctions will not stop this country from exporting oil saying it's impossible to cut iran off but on tuesday president donald trump warned the world against doing business with tehran the measures target access to u.s. banknotes and industries such as cars and carpets. n

will drive prices up in the region's poorest country seventy percent of imports and to yemen from oman through this key border crossing a lifeline for a country on the brink of famine after a relentless war that started three years ago but the saudi led coalition which has a strong presence in the mother of fears iran could be smuggling weapons in for the whole of the rebels it backs. last week yemen's internationally recognized president was greeted with open arms by the saudi ambassador to yemen upon landing in a limo her it was up to the rubble months will had his first visit outside of aden since his return c.m.n. in twenty fifteen his announcements of eight new projects wasn't enough to keep locals happy for months the people of illinois her have been protesting the presence of saudi and united arab emirates troops there calls for the coalition to scale back its military presence and hand back in the day the airport was finally met in a deal last month but tensions are far from over the saudi led coalition has reportedly not fully yawn at the agreement and is still in control of t

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stifling very very humid very hot very muggy for us there's a bit more cloud around the south coast of oman that could just squeeze out the your share on the coast but most of his head will be dry as we head down towards the southern parts of africa mostly fine unsettled for many of us here but you can see a bit more cloud that's working its way towards the southwest cape town will see the cloud at times during the day on saturday a few showers are likely and then gradually we'll see that push its way eastwards by the time we get to sunday it will be a little cooler fresher so our maximum temperature will just be twelve. it takes discipline and camaraderie. this is not the game or is it. what is a healthy balance between work and play when playing is the job at hand and fortune to be made. the story of the highs and lows of young. fast paced world of the pro game. state of play a witness documentary called i'll just leave. you watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour donald trump says china is to blame for a lack of progress on the denuclearization of north korea it's the

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going to stick with us over the next few days at least for the south more cloud here around parts of oman and that could just give us one or two showers around the coast as we head down towards the southern parts of africa plenty of sunshine here for most of us but there is a bit more cloud around the east coast that could just give us one or two showers and if we head into saturday that is away but we do have some rain working towards cape town. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. and nine hundred seventy eight. disappeared after boarding a plane to libya. for over thirty s. his disappearance remain trapped deep in mystery. but after colonel gadhafi his downfall in two thousand and eleven new evidence came to light. al-jazeera world investigates the case of the vanished. part of a quick recap of the top stories here the south australia's treasurer scott morrison has been chosen to be the next prime minister after a vote of m.p.'s in the ruling liberal party he's replaced malcolm turnbull with in the job for less than three years turnbull had survived a leadership challenge as recen

may, and a rare powerful cyclone hits the arabian peninsula, the storm went on to make landfall in omanrds. it has been an unusually quiet tornado season in the usa, but how is this for a stunning view in wyoming injuly? and these holiday—makers in russia got more than they expected on a trip to the beach with an amazing view of a water spout, a torando over water, swirling over the black sea injuly. how many of you? 13 — brilliant. lost and now found, thailand injuly, and 12 boys and their football coach are located deep within flooding caves, setting off a rescue mission that is a race against time as monsoon rains could have left them stranded for months. now to greenland. injuly, a large iceberg prompts evacuations, as it breaks up, sending flooding tsunamis towards the coastline. this is how they deal with ice in china, just blow it up. that is explosives. breaking up the ice in spring lessens the risk of flooding when the temperature rises. but these people are very excited by ice and snow. you don't see very often in chile's capital santiago, where there was a light covering inju

to the air further south you see the cloud there's the can off to give a few showers over parts of oman as you'd expect at this time of year a bit further towards the south and we've had some very heavy downpours over the eastern parts of south africa recently that's been gratefully received it's also brought a fair amount of snow or of that's clearing away though and behind it the temperatures are bouncing back up we'll see nineteen in durban force in cape town where it's eighty. me in mars commercial capital yangon is a symbol of its rapid economic growth but in its slums families struggle to survive borrowing money from merciless loan sharks is their hold inside this cycle of debt when east on al-jazeera. turkey's president warns the us their alliance is at stake after donald trump increases tariffs on a tanker of steel a dollar many of. the robin you're watching al-jazeera headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes at least three palestinians are killed and hundreds are wounded as they demand their right of return. also an employee steals a plane from a seattle a

and oman had a 24—hour period in which it never got below 42.6.ns that we're still pumping out the gases that warm the atmosphere and that the earth may suddenly become much hotter. because natural features of the planet like the rainforests are under pressure, and they help to keep us cool. so if it were correct and if this was to take place, it would be very serious because there would be all sorts of impacts that would affect people in many ways. for ,example some places would be very short of water, other places, with deltas and places, would be flooded. one extreme is clear in switzerland, the famous alpine meadows have turned brown. nearby, a nuclear power station has had to cut back because the river water that is meant to cool it is now too hot. and in japan, there is another challenge. more than 100 people have died in the heat, but this is where the olympic games will be held in 2020. so they might shift the clocks by two hours so races can be in cooler conditions. a radical move as temperatures are set to rise. david shukman, bbc news.

two degrees was a quarter to california's death valley last month and the temperature in korea in oman has never sent below forty three degrees in june the heat waves blamed for causing wildfires across northern europe high temperatures and weeks of drought contributed to major wildfires forest fires that is in sweden and in neighboring norway as well following its hottest recorded temperature in may forests and lots here were torched and the border between finland and russia was closed because of fires there. let's bring in our panel now joining me here in the studio. familiar face for of yours is a meteorologist and weather forecaster here at al-jazeera and reading in the u.k. rohan sutton director of climate research at the u.k. national center for atmospheric science at university of writing and am all know in sweden they are l'ombre president of the copenhagen consensus a danish based think sake welcome to all of you are going to start with you i know people may say we're playing favorites but you're in the studio and the question i want to put to you is why is this happening well

and oman had a 24—hour period in which it never got below 42.6.y bring more of this. a new report warns that we're still pumping out the gases that warm the atmosphere and that the earth may suddenly become much hotter. because natural features of the planet like the rainforests are under pressure, and they help to keep us cool. so if it were correct and if this was to take place, it would be very serious because there would be all sorts of impacts that would affect people in many ways. for example some places would be very short of water, other places, deltas and places, would be flooded. one extreme is clear in switzerland, the famous alpine meadows have turned round. —— brown. nearby, a nuclear power station has had to cut back because the river water that is meant to cool it is now too hot. and in japan there is another challenge. more than 100 people have died in the heat, but this is where the olympic games will be held in 2020. so they might shift the clocks by two hours so races can be in cooler conditions. a radical move as temperatures a

a feel to the further south you see the cloud as they can off to give a few showers over parts of oman as you'd expect at this time of year a bit further towards the south and we've had some very heavy downpours over the eastern parts of south africa recently that's been gratefully received it's also a fair amount of snow or of that clearing away though and behind it the temperatures are bouncing back up we'll see nineteen in durban force in cape town where it's eighteen. the weather sponsored by qatar and race. getting to the heart of the matter unless we have a new generation scrolling up to understand better our relationship with a natural well then soon there will be nothing left facing reality or our friends and allies played a positive on the phone thing and his commission for taking this hear their story on talk to al-jazeera ya. know. right now as i look at the top stories here at al-jazeera. president people to shore up their currency by selling dollars in exchange for the lira the lira has fallen to a record low thirty five percent of its value since the start of the year par

feel to the air further south you see the cloud this taken off to give a few showers over parts of oman as you'd expect at this time of year a bit further towards the south and we've had some very heavy downpours over the eastern parts of south africa recently has been gratefully received it's also a fair amount of snow or of that's clearing away though and behind it the temperatures are bouncing back up we'll see nineteen in durban force in cape town where it's eighteen. it is when you are abducted and forced into sexual slavery by the japanese imperial army. the so-called comfort women of the second world war decades have passed but the trauma lives on. witness on is the story of the women who campaigned with unwavering resolve for an official apology for this morning chapter in history. the apology on al-jazeera. for a reminder of the top stories here it out as their attack as president deserves people to shore up their currency by selling dollars and exchange for the lira illyria's fallen to a record low whopping thirty five percent of its value since the start of the year partly be

degrees but expect it to be a very sticky thirty nine there's a bit of a cloud around the south coast of oman that's pushing its way further inland as we had three thursday so i think a cloud over parts of i man into yemen just about into saudi arabia as well and that will be giving us want to showers around the coast around so low as you'd expect around this time of year at and so was the southern parts of africa largely fine and dry because the the winds bringing in a little bit more moisture and that's what we'll see as we head through wednesday so a few showers around mozambique maybe a couple in madagascar as well but away from there it's fine and dry sixteen the maximum in cape town. morning. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera a united nations panel has blamed all sides involved in yemen civil war of committing possible war crimes a report by the un experts says there is reason to believe that the government of yemen saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are responsible for human rights violations it also says that the rebels may have tortured faces canada has rejoined talks with the u.s.

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humid temperature for the south but that's where we'll see more cloud across the southern parts of oman and into yemen and of course this will be giving us a few showers as you'd expect at this time of year down towards the southern parts of africa and for many of us it's falling and dry but there is a bit of cloud in the southern parts of our map here that could just give us one or two showers for cape town is not that warm we're looking at a maximum just to fourteen the temperature here should recover as we head into saturday this time we're getting up to sixteen. some during these are tougher than i was there. but this route is even tougher than the current the truck that it's dangerous there's allergies you know whom follows the moroccan truck drivers in danger of their lives. just to be committing if you crash they might break your mirror or even kill you because authorities more influence. from a.b.c.'s death on al-jazeera. they're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. has announced a new foreign policy initiative aimed at changing the behavior of th

the border crossing between yemen and oman is closed as a tax plan brings frustration and fear of famine. welcome to the program israel has targeted more than one hundred forty sites and intense strikes on the besieged gaza strip three palestinians have been killed a pregnant mother and her child amongst them israel says its targets were military compound tunnels under training camp it says the military action is in response to rockets fired from gaza starting on wednesday night the united nations says it's deeply alarmed by the violence warning it could lead to war and to simmons has more from gaza. deep into the night intense bombardments the flash of outgoing rockets from gaza. israel's iron dome air defense system knocked out several of the missiles but the majority got through and in response came the blasts and flames from israeli air strikes. this is how it started here a rocket unlike most of them finding its targets the israeli town of iraq with people fleeing in all directions in the panic towns right across southern israel under attack. the response was fast. as strikes right

administration they were not a result of the sanctions the secret negotiations that took place in oman the americans under obama basically told the iranians that we will accept iran's right to enrich uranium and under those conditions that the iranians begin negotiating with americans then we had elections in iran and a new administration and the nuclear file went from the supreme national security council to the foreign ministry and then we had the nuclear deal and i think that what happened though is that now with what trump has done is that he has created a situation in iran where the iranians believe that. negotiating with the. united states is a mistake because we've already negotiated with with americans and both. on the sidelines of the j c p o a negotiations as well as. in the five plus one meetings extensively our foreign minister had perhaps hundreds of hours of direct and one to one and group negotiations and ultimately the deal failed and when the united states when the president tears apart the nuclear agreement that means that the iranians really don't have anything to ta

high temperature there of about forty four down from scott all the way down across parts of coastal oman we are seeing those clouds hovering there so low up a temperature for you about twenty seven and then very quickly making our way down here towards the southern regions of africa we are watching one from a boundary that has pushed through a lot of clouds pushing into the area i keep telling with the temperature view of about fifteen degrees and partly cloudy skies there with sponsored by qatar airways . weather online this isn't some abstract issue we need to pay attention to their stories or if you join us on sad rather than stopping terrorism it's creating it they say is a dialogue and just the community want to add to this conversation we need a president who's willing to be and for a short while everyone has a voice and part of civil society i need to offer that i never get listened to by those in the corridors of our joining the global conversation. on out to zero. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera turkey has filed a complaint with the world trad

from the east amount will bring in more humidity so it will feel very sticky along the south coast of oman and into yemen there be a good deal of cloud here that could give us a few spots of drizzle at times down towards the southern parts of africa and here it's generally fine at the moment but it's changing as we head into thursday we've got this developing system here that's going to give us some heavy rain and some snow over the mountains as well so expect a wet one here. to train and equip the opposition in syria so they can help push back these terrorists people in power investigates how the us supplies soviet style weapons to its allies through private companies the us government could wash their hands and say well we didn't know where it was coming from so weapon that was supplied by the us government may well end off being pointed at us soldiers we pick it up listening to the professional america's secret pipeline to syria on al-jazeera. full of struggles at the mouth but i mean on them when they're there without the same human guinea full of pleasure may go and make. me funny and

of year for the south for muscat we're up at thirty and as you head down towards the south coast of oman and into yemen there's more cloud here and that's likely to squeeze out one or two showers particularly around the salon area even further towards the south of for many of us here it's fine and dry the temperatures have now recovered force and been were up at twenty five degrees cape town though with a little bit cooler at the moment the winds coming in off the see more clouds here and maybe a little bit of rain fifteen degrees will be our maximum that system pushes its way northward as we head through the day on monday it's even cooler behind it this time of maximum would just be hovering at thirty. they set sail for gold. but discovered the resort's worth more than its one human being. driven by commerce enabled through politics and religion executed with brutality. in episode one slavery roots charts the birth and rise of the african slave trade mapping the history that there's going to humanity. for all the gold in the world i want to just go. a reminder of our top stories the ind

into yemen and that could be squeezing out one or two showers particularly along the south coast of oman a round. if we head down towards the southern parts of africa we're seeing more cloud now in the southeastern parts that's just taken off to give us a few outbreaks of rain particularly in the durban area eventually as we head through saturday and into sunday that begins to break up and for many of us it will be a dry air and warmer one so for jo'burg we'll get to around seventy nine for durban will get to around twenty five it's not that warm if you head down towards cape town here with all the winds coming in off the same or cloud as well so temperatures will be held back just a fourteen degrees. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking story and this happened was more truck than happen on the boy told through the eyes of the world journalists images matter a lot international politics joining the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most third if someone from the country who guides you who needs yo

over towards the with a higher relative humidity there but clouds are improving along the coast of oman as well as yemen where we saw a lot of mostly cloudy conditions a close coast where salada still cloud if you at about twenty seven degrees and more clouds pushing in as we go towards monday but up towards muska we do expect to see thirty degrees in your forecast then down here towards the southern regions of africa we are watching a film about to make its way across the southern portions of the atlantic that's going to be coming into cape town over the next day bring those temperatures down from about fifteen degrees on sunday to about thirteen degrees as we look to monday . hello again the top stories on al-jazeera the former u.n. secretary general kofi annan has died at the age of eighty he served as the seventh secretary general from one thousand nine hundred seven to two thousand and six and received the nobel peace prize jointly with the united nations in two thousand and one the southern indian state of carolus says more than fifty eight thousand people have been rescued on sat

something that concerns local leaders and is drawing worrying glances from just across the border in oman alan fischer al jazeera djibouti brazil's government is trying to move venezuelan migrants out of a border state after their camp was attacked by locals they fled an economic crisis in their own home country trees about reports on the border town of bovis to. there's a lot of inflow to the shelter in the city. it's about three hours away from the border with venezuela is part of brazil's program to help the venezuelans arriving here. months ago soon after she delivered her baby boy i love it those are the biggest problem is finding food in venezuela we had a house water and electricity but no food at least here i have a chance. at the shelter people are provided food to eat and a place to sleep. for a man that. has been here for four months his son luis has down syndrome millions of people came from latin america to venezuela when they escaped war and now look at us but it's not easy because when you go outside the brazilians look at us as if they want to kill you. the northern brazil

temperatures generally hovering at around forty three degrees at the moment down in the south coast of oman a little bit of cloud might come and go at times but really the thick cloud is out towards the west for some of us in eritrea looks like we'll see quite a few thunderstorms at times during the day down towards the southern parts of africa and generally for many of us it's fine and dry the brightest white area on the satellite picture away from land moving its way away from us so most of us will get away with another dry day on friday then temperatures where we're looking at around nineteen cape town probably the temperatures here they're dropping as we head into saturday that's because they'll be more cloud with this and some rains pushing its way towards us so turning cooler and also wetter as well. august on al-jazeera european muslims today are facing the consequences of having their faith linked to all the attacks even though day two of victims of the bugs the largest multi-sport event on the continent asian games in jakarta i will host athletes competing in a mix of traditional a

something that concerns local leaders and is drawing worrying glances from just across the border in oman. djibouti. saudi arabia has denied a report that it's calling off plans to sell shares in its state oil company. news agency earlier question senior sources saying the float had been cancelled the saudis energy minister insisted it would happen when the time is right the plan to sell five percent of the company could bring in billions of dollars israel has approved plans to build more than a thousand new illegal settlement homes in the occupied west bank they are the latest in a raft of approval since u.s. president donald trump took office israeli settlements in the occupied palestinian areas are illegal under international law. now the israeli army has launched a criminal investigation into the killing of two thousand in teenagers during protests near the gaza israel border fence the army says the investigation is needed because this especially the military violated rules for opening fire one hundred sixty seven palestinians have been code since weekly protest against israel's block