a year's worth of rain in just a few days start you know a very wet dry on the bride for us in port hedland do stay safe rob thank you for that update. while returning to the us to mouth of sight kind of diet that's destroyed parts of southern africa tony betty is live now in berra for us tony as we had in your package people are now considering how to rebuild but one of the more immediate threats of disease that. the main thrust now is to get a medicine food water to the people in the isolated areas that's being done by boat as much as possible and by air but that's only a limited amount of supplies that can reach the people what they really need to have to do is go by road that's where the majority of the aid has to come at the moment those roads are being devastated by the cycloid and it's impossible in many places so they're being hampered for the most of the government together with the aid agencies are concentrating on getting the roads and the destroyed bridges up and running so they can pass they're optimistic that can start to improve within two days but you have to ask the questio

a second cyclon has made landfall in australia cycling veronica had the west coast near port hedland people in coastal towns are being urged to leave in anticipation of heavy rain and strong winds meanwhile sideman trapper has already been battering the northern coast the storm made landfall on saturday brian is joining us from port hedland where that cyclon has now made landfall what the latest. that's right during veronica is finally now making landfall that it has been a long time in coming that's been the problem with this cycle over did it state stop only offshore gaining in strength and really working its way down this stretch of the west australian coastline all of this area around port hedland has been locked down now it is what they call a category red alert basically everybody told to stay in their homes stay in their hotels secret textured as this storm passes passes through as you mentioned there is excessive flooding port hedland decided something like i'm going to be millimeters of rain it's expected to have several hundred millimeters by the time this is over to put th

non-driver has weakened allowing us trillions there to return home robert wright has more from port hedland . so i clone veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out to sea again in strength and intensity and has been battering this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its storm force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate low lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worse in the coming days by the torrential rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather event that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be assessing the damage from this. ok let's take a closer look at the weather with kevin that's right and the big problem with the storm right now we have the latest in six is that it's basically not moving at all i want to show you what we do have with the storm system here this is a satellite you saw

big cycling has made landfall in australia veronica across the country is northwest coast near port hedland people are being urged to leave in anticipation of heavy rain and strong winds. trevor has already been battering the northern coast the storm hit on saturday and it's now beginning to lose strength as it moves inland it's will get an update on the weather coming up in just a moment and then how chechnya is helping former iso fighters reintegrate into society and demanding. that referendum hundreds of thousands join the people's vote march.

well we cannot speak to our mcbride who is in port hedland so our brother as we can see there is very windy can you tell us more about the conditions there. that's right there on the quay is still packing a punch to people here have been told to expect but extreme weather event tonight is exactly what they are getting veronica has touched the land it has made landfall one hundred kilometers or so from here but the problem with this. oh and it has been out at sea for so long lingering and gave even strength affecting all of this part of the coastline and rather than just racing your land and then the three go out it's still exerting a very strong give fluence on this part of the coast we're still we are told that we have got to have gradually receding winds but at the moment they are still very strong and people here are still under what is known as a cycle and red alerts this is the highest level of preparedness for a cycle over people are being told basically as you mentioned their state ports protect yourselves this is a big one it is potentially hazardous now this is a red alert ha

cycling veronica's battering the northwest coast of australia port hedland is among the town's reporting wind speeds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour the storm is particularly dangerous because it's moving slowly and there's a threat of flooding in the northern territory another storm cycle in trevor has weakened allowing residents to return home rob mcbride has more from port hedland. so i clone veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out at sea i gave ng in strength and intensity and has been battering. this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its storm force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate low lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worse in the coming days by the torrential rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather event that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be

clean up afterwards so i mean all right thanks so much from the right there in the thick of it port hedland. still ahead for you we go to christ church where the community continues to all of victims of the mosque shootings. vising in paris as police band yellow vests protesters from some of the city's most iconic areas. hello again it's good to have you back well here across the levant we are watching a storm system coming out of egypt actually and this one is going to promise to bring quite a bit of rain over the next few days across much of the area so here's a storm system right now making its way towards the northeast and on sunday here it is we are going to see in the area of low pressure over syria heavy rain across much of this area all the way back across northern iraq iran and up to the north and turkey it is going to be snow as we go towards monday well we're going to be seeing not a lot of movement with the storm system but the rain continues across much of this area the snow actually goes away but the rain continues and we could be seeing some localized flooding across much of

there is another factor here and that's the economic impact port hedland is very important if i can ask john to look at the over the horizon here this is a rise in these usually full of bulk carrier ships these the ships that carry iron ore from this part of western australia it is a very big contributor to the steel industry and in fact some people are reckoning that there might be a follow on impact to steel production in china normally the horizon is full of ships all of those ships are now way off out at sea waiting to know when they can come back in and resume carrying of iron ore off to the world market so it may only be a temporary impact but it is i think a timely reminder that the experts keep warning goes there is not only a human trice to these severe extreme weather events there is of course also a dollar price tag dury ok rob mcbride thank you ten years government has warned more than a million people are risking starvation as a severe drought grips the northern half of the country rainfall has been low for months killing crops and leaving people on able to feed themsel

being hit by its second big storm in two days a cyclon veronica crosses the northwest coast at port hedland a day earlier trevor hit a remote part of the north coast from is rated as a category three two levels below the highest category five it's moving slowly and bringing us storm surge. speak now to rob ryan who's in hedland so rob looks like it's still pretty rough weather there tell us what the situation is like. sammy the psychotronic are really hitting now with full force it's making landfall within the next couple of hours or so about one hundred kilometers down the coast behind me wind speeds close to its center this is now downgraded to a category four from a category five that cycle but still wind speeds well in excess of two hundred kilometers per hour we're getting wind speeds port hedland over one hundred kilometers possibly peaking at one hundred fifty before it subsides and bring it with that of course that awful lot of rain as well the big concern for people here is this is being ravaging this part of the coastline for the best part of eighteen hours they've had what's call

being hit by a second big storm in two days as i try and run across as the north west coast at port hedland it's moving slowly and the combination of high tides and strong winds could create heavy flooding well let's speak to others there is rob the bride who is in port hedland for us rob it's now been downgraded to a category three but it's still looking very windy there. absolutely people were warned well in advance of this is going to be putting street where the event is certainly lived up to its billing that's what people are dealing with here and we're a good hundred kilometers from where veronica has made landfall as you mentioned it's been downgraded to a category three but this section of the western australian coastline is really been bearing the brunt of these storm force winds the center of the ironic we've had winds of up to two hundred fifty kilometers per hour gusting to those kind of speeds here at the periphery we've been having with this well as excess of one hundred kilometers we are told that it is easy to follow it doesn't feel that way but people here are expecting and

but port hedland is expected to have widespread flooding across that area so we were watching this very carefully of the next few days after that the storm is expected to move closer to the coast and then out here towards indian ocean so we'll keep you informed as the days go by. still to come here on al-jazeera. anger against iraq's president following a ferry disaster that killed one hundred and seven people plus. i just got hired there in bangkok as thailand readies itself for its first election since the two thousand and fourteen coup many feel that a new government won't reflect our turn to democracy that story coming up. and just six weeks after being released from prison a former behind the footballer makes us return to the pitch leo will have that story in the sports. around ten million yemenis are on the edge of balance examining the headlines netanyahu is looking at charges of bribery fraud and breach of trust setting the discussions you're denying that he was beaten by the police i did not deny sharing personal stories with a global audience explore an abundance of world clas

joins us now on set so what is the latest with the storm well fortunately for port hedland the worst is though there is beginning to move away but the problem with this storm is that is moving so slowly only around four kilometers per hour which is about how fast we walk so you can imagine how long it for me would let you know mention how long this thing is stayed over the same area roebourne has seen winds over one hundred kilometers per hour for twenty four hours now so it's just been pounding the same area for such a long time that it's really relieving to see it finally begin to creep towards the west now but there's still is another storm and often you know that the impact of the storm immediately is not always the worst the worst is when they linger and linger and linger and continue to cause problems are another storm still stirring things up that's right so veronica is now beginning to the winds are beginning to ease out and in twenty four hours time or something it will almost completely disintegrated but the other one that hit us a few days days ago was cool trevor and that

western australia provides much of the world's iron ore and a lot of it goes through places like port hedland normally the horizon here would be full of cargo ships waiting to take iron ore out to the world's markets and the speculation that this disruption will of caused doc all effect even to steel production in china it may only be temporary but it is a reminder that extreme weather has not only a human impact but a very real economic cost. well in a few moments we'll have all the weather with steph gold so but also still ahead on al-jazeera. as a. growing voice against gun violence worldwide why brazil's new government is planning to make it easier to buy what. parts of kenya's northwest on the brink of starvation the government is accused of not doing enough to deal with the drought. on its schools a record breaking effort from this ethiopian runner on the streets of los angeles. hello there well let's have a look at what's happening in australia then with a storm veronica and here's a fact like picture over the last thirty six hours or so you can see at first we had quite a well defined

and in a straddling a cyclon veronica's battering the northwest of the country port hedland is one of the towns hit by winds of up to hundred sixty kilometers an hour the storm is pretty clearly dangerous because it's moving slowly and so flooding is likely in the northern territory another storm cycle and trapper has weakened allowing us trillions there to return home from a bride has more from port hedland. cycloid veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out to sea again in strength and intensity and has been battering this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its strong force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate low lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worrisome for coming days by the to run chill running associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather events that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days

coast it's moving slowly and bringing a storm surge well let's speak to rob mcbride who is in port hedland for us on a seemingly very very windy balcony rob veronica is making landfall at any moment.

the path of cycling veronica being urged to stay indoors as the storm crosses over the region port hedland is one of the towns that bore the brunt of the sideline and wind gusts were up one hundred sixty kilometers an hour drama has slowly moving along the western australian coast and is expected to head into the indian ocean on tuesday rob a bride sent this update from port hedland. finally after the best part of two days the red alert on this part of the western australia coast has finally been lifted. cyclon veronica has moved further down the coast and is expected eventually to move west words out into the indian ocean it means for the first time in the best part of forty eight hours people can finally leave their homes all that time they have been told to stay put and seek shelter now they can go out and about assess damage to property although there is of course still the danger of flooding in vast parts of this coastal region because of the size of this storm and the way that it has lingered and dumped so much water on this area and is expected to do so in the next couple of days a

psycho and veronica is battering the northwest coast of australia port hedland is among the towns reporting wind speeds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour the storm is particularly dangerous because it's moving slowly and there's threat of flooding meanwhile in the northern territory another storm cycle trevor has weakened allowing evacuated residents to return home rob mcbride has more from port hedland . so i clone veronica has made landfall with faint force it has built out at sea i getting in strength and intensity and it has been battering this long stretch of western australian coastline in addition to its strong force winds it's also been accompanied by a stream surge which has started to inundate the lying areas along this coastline. it's a problem of flooding that will be very worse in the coming days by the torrential rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather event that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the

coastal areas are being warned about heavy rain and damaging winds from mcbride has the latest from port hedland. this is being described as a massive weather event for which people on this part of the western australia coast have been preparing now for days stocking up on essentials and in the process emptying some supermarket shelves also sandbagging their homes and some people in low lying areas of places like here port hedland being told to evacuate their homes because of the expected to flooding both from the tidal surges which are expected to inundate lower areas but also from the huge amount of rain that is coming with this storm it's expected several hundred millimeters of rain is likely to fall that is almost a year's worth of rain from this one event and this is only one cycle own that australia is currently facing a second cycle encyclopedia rever is currently battering the coast of northern territory after cutting through northern queensland an unprecedented number of people have been evacuated ahead of that storm's arrival it is very rare that australia as it is now facing two massi

our correspondent robin wright has more from port hedland. cyclon veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out to sea again in strength and intensity and has been battering this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its storm force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate low lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worst in the coming days by the terentia will rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather events that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be assessing the damage from this a cruise ship which was stranded in the rough seas of the coast of not always being told to safety helicopters airlifted about four hundred of the almost fourteen hundred passengers on board the fighting guy after engine failure well the headlines out of their world this

brunt of the cycle and winds up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour rob mcbride has more from port hedland. so i clone veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out to sea again in strength and intensity and has been battering this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its storm force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate the lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be made worse in the coming days by the terentia will rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred million. it is in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather event that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be assessing the damage from this in new zealand a vigil has been held in the city of christ church where a gunman killed fifty people at two mosques under thomas has more from christ church. perhaps as many as twenty thousand people have come out of what is a beautiful autumn evening here in chri

a second cyclon has made landfall in australia cyclon veronica had the west coast near port hedland people in coastal towns are being urged to leave in anticipation of heavy rain and strong winds meanwhile cycling trapper has already been battering the northern coast the storm made landfall on saturday mcbride is joining us from port hedland where that cycling has now made landfall what's the latest. that's right jury veronica is finally now making landfall that it has been a long time coming that's been the for.

cycling veronica are being urged to stay indoors as the dangerous storm moves away the town of port hedland was hit hardest as across the north west coast on sunday with winds up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour veronica is expected to head out over to the indian ocean on tuesday. mexico has left us presidents by the lopez obrador was swept to power after promising more help for the country's poorest people now though a soup kitchen soup kitchens that is that feed the hungry are shutting down as he takes the axe to government social programs john homan explains why from mexico city. mix can community kitchens where some of the country's most vulnerable you get a cheap meal no one is going to figure out what lou pape their life saver in feeding have family of six with his gaze wally i know it's really helped with our finances even with the gas for the stove and now i go to work rather than just worrying about cooking and until now we've never gotten. that many of mitts because only six thousand federal food kitchens have already shut as part of budget cuts to social services it's not

australia is being hit by its second major storm in true days veronica crosses the northwest coast of port hedland a day earlier trevor hit a remote part of the north coast. and the death toll in one of southern africa is west of natural disasters is continuing to rise more than a week after it dies swept across the region more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi and the risk of disease spreading remains high. while a severe drought is taking its toll on people in kenya the government says more than a million are at risk of starvation catherine soy reports from tacoma county one of the west affected areas. it's weltering in the more i religious from this dry desolate land here to the sea food aid from the humanitarian agency wald vision is a drought in kenya and the government says up to a million people in thirteen of the country's forty seven counties need argent help hiders in the northwest region of two cana a some of the worst affected here they receive saugor rice bins and cooking oil to last them at least a few weeks a lot about i want to go i'm very happy

well let's speak now to he's in port hedland so how are things looking ahead of touch down by cycling veronica. sami psychographic it's pretty much we cheat a full time time just like we are pretty much white out conditions it is making landfall in the next few hours about a one hundred kilometers down the coast here. but much of this coastline has been put on site glowed red alert that means that pretty much ever think oh look down just sitting there waiting to get through it it could be as you can see torrential rain we've had something like one hundred fifty millimeters of rain here we're likely to get the same amount to get the. this is over the big concern here is now for the next high tide we are a couple of hours away from the next high tide and expecting to see because of the force of this storm as the school surge of a couple of meters which will mean a lot of the land here will be will be submerged will be they don't take it with water so that's where we're at the moment in time. for things in long down so let me know if you need to go and take cover of assuming you're still

coastal areas are being warned about heavy rain and damaging winds rob ryan has the latest from port hedland this is being described as a massive where the revenge for which people on this part of the western australia coast have been preparing now for days stocking up on essentials and in the process emptying some supermarket shelves also sandbagging their homes and some people in low lying areas of places like here port hedland being told to evacuate their homes because of the expected to flooding both from the tidal surges were char expected to inundate lower areas but also from the huge amount of rain that is coming with this storm it's expected several hundred millimeters of rain is likely to fall that is almost a year's worth of rain from this one event and this is only one site clone that australia is currently facing a second cycle on cycle over trevor he's currently battering the coast of northern territory after cutting through northern queensland an unprecedented number of people have been evacuated ahead of that storm's arrival it is very rare that australia as it is now facing t

cycling veronica are being urged to stay indoors as the dangerous storm moves away the town of port hedland was hit hardest as across the north west coast on sunday with winds up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour veronica slowly tracking along the west australian coast and is expected to head over head out over the indian ocean on tuesday those are the headlines and back to al-jazeera world that's next stay with us. in the course of a village of little in much nine hundred ninety nine hundred or more ethnic albanian men and boys killed in an attack by sir. mark from a neighboring village. when they all returned from albania three months later. had been devastated. that the food would be moved through google one of other probably game. they ambush not the overall. more loyal dog willing to. if they got a new boy. so these as you would. have bet on the food. churches on cleanup hitter but those chicken will not exist in your. rather proves you have the balls to grab the charter bus a move a diversionary growth a group of liberty for the march who don't overbook. the seattle jill drew on

stay indoors because a cycle own veronica it's expected to come ashore on the north west coast port hedland further north has already felt the force of one hundred sixty kilometers an hour when rob mcbride has the latest from there. people were told to expect a massive weather event it turned out to be as big as anybody here would want what made it all the more unprecedented for australia was that it coincided with a second massive storm cyclonic trouble that barreled into northern territory causing widespread destruction there as here in this part of western australia people were under a cyclon red alert that's a virtual lockdown for the best part of forty eight hours told to stay indoors and seek shelter it was only when that was lifted that people were able to come out and assess the damage and start the cleanup people here are used to cycle owns they had prepared well but this was a reminder that they live in one of the most cycloid prone of australia we've dodged a bullet but you know this is the sort of stuff that happens in this area or end when it does he does it you know it creates

australia is being hit by a second major storm in two days veronica crosses the northwest coast of port hedland it's moving slowly and a combination of high tides and strong winds could cause flooding. kenya's government warns that more than a million people are at risk of starvation as parts of the country and your a severe drought conditions in thirteen counties are continuing to worsen with widespread vegetation loss of a crop you. well survivors of psycho die that pass in southern africa and now facing the threat of diseases like cholera and malaria the death toll from the storms of more than seven hundred but is expected still to rise out of there is tony betty as in mozambique sport city of para most of which has been damaged or destroyed. they are tired and traumatized but at least these victims of cyclon eat i are safe now each one has their own harrowing story about the time the storms came each day more of them come mostly from boozy district. on monday to is sixty five years of age he had a smallholding and lived alone he was rescued after spending four days stuck in a tree without f

cycle in veronica's battering the northwest coast of australia port hedland is among the town's reporting wind speeds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour the storm is particularly dangerous because it's moving slowly and there's a threat of flooding rob mcbride has more from port hedland cycle own veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out at sea a gaping in strength and intensity and has been battering this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its storm force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate the lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worse it could coming days by the to run chill rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather events that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be assessing the damage from this the cruise ship that ran into trouble in rough seas off the coast of no

being hit by its second big storm in two days as cycling veronica crosses the northwest coast a port hedland it's moving slowly in bringing a big storm surge a day earlier cycle and driver hit a remote part of the north coast. u.s. bank rebels in syria say they've captured eyesores last pocket of land in eastern syria but of warn the armed group still poses a threat. details of the mother reported the possible collusion between russia and donald trump's two thousand and sixteen campaign could be revealed by congress by sunday attorney general william says he'll write two reports one for congress and another for the public. eye headlines the news continues after fourteen up south africa. thank god. south africa nine hundred ninety nine traveling across the country to meet fourteen year old learn about their lives i. mean. in one thousand nine hundred two we visited them all when they were seventy. two hours apart so it was in its death throes and there was virtually no civil war in the run up to the first free election. they called watching the biggest problems in south africa. it stuck. yes

western australia provides much of the world's iron ore and a lot of it goes through places like port hedland normally the horizon here would be full of cargo ships waiting to take iron ore out to the world's markets and the speculation that this disruption will of caused doc all effect even to steel production in china it may only be temporary but it is a reminder that extreme weather has not only a human impact but a very real economic cost. still ahead if you want i'll just zero we will take you to a remote part of mozambique where help is finally arriving within a week to start current a diet swept through desperate for any scraps of food a call to kenya's government for action to stop the starvation and in sport and hand tactics at the miami open for a it's here but that and. hello there has been an awful lot of wet weather for some of us in the middle east recently here's what it looks like in parts of iran clearly a lot of water has fallen here in fact put some places were expecting around one hundred fifty millimeters of rain you see the water logged that we've seen there that system

living in the path of veronica are being urged to stay indoors as the storm passes the region port hedland is being hit pretty hard in the area up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour we'll keep you posted. as are the headlines to keep it here on al-jazeera much more news throughout the day in the meantime inside story is up next. every week going to series of breaking stories. as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter. on al-jazeera. five years after a military coup thailand holds an election with millions of people cast your ballot for the first time but is the vote democratic and how much power is the military prepared to hand over this is inside story. over there welcome to the program i'm not clark the last time thailand tried to hold an election in two thousand and fourteen it ended with a military coup an army general took over as prime minister and promised to hold a new election but it's taken five years for people to be given the chance to vote well ninety two thousand polling stations open across thailand on sunday the prime m

in the path of saigon veronica being urged to stay indoors as the storm crosses over the region port hedland is one of the towns of both the brunt of the cycle and wind gusts in the area were up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour veronica a study moving along the western australian coast and is expected to head into the indian ocean on tuesday rob a bride sent this update from port had looked. finally after the best part of two days the red alert on this part of the western australia coast has finally been lifted. cyclon veronica has moved further down the coast and is expected eventually to move west words out into the indian ocean it means for the first time in the best part of forty eight hours people can finally leave their homes all that time they have been told to stay put and seek shelter now they can go out and about assess damage to property although there is of course still the danger of flooding in vast parts of this coastal region because of the size of this storm and the way that it has lingered and dumped so much water on this area and is expected to do so in the next coup

therefore be patient and sit tight or repeat the patient and sit tight problem pride has more now from port hedland. so i clone veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out at sea a gaping in strength and intensity and has been battering this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its stalled force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate low lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worse in the coming days by the torrential rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather events that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be assessing the damage from this. iraq's parliament has fired the governor of minnesota province after an overloaded ferry capsized killing around one hundred people now follow how my the pan was removed from the post after instruction from iraq's prime minister the boat was carrying families acr

of sight and veronica are being urged to stay indoors as the dangerous storm moves away town of port hedland was hit hardest as it crossed the north west coast on sunday with winds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after we were on stage and that's what you. need three years after the u.k. very to leave the european union. is yet to take for. britain seemed three weeks divorced from its european neighbors. the whole process to still be revived stay with al-jazeera for the latest. hello and welcome again to rewind. since the launch of al-jazeera english back in two thousand and six were built up a library of award winning films and here on rewind we're very visiting some of the best of them today we're reminded to two thousand and thirteen when we went undercover on a wildlife smuggling trail stretching from madagascar off the southeast coast of africa across asia to malaysia on the trail of a man known as the pablo escobar of reptile smuggling or global wildlife trafficking is estimated to be worth billions of dol

eyes will be over towards the northwest corner of the country as radhika makes its way towards port hedland. the weather sponsored by qatar is. in the next episode of earth royce nick clock to enter grouping screwed on a voyage through the whittlesey to highlight the importance of protecting this fragile antarctic ecosystem against an expanding list of man made threats beneath the surface of the earth magnificent desolation is just tearing with life the bees are told the remotest mosses on the nz arctic century on al-jazeera. she was the spokeswoman for the students who took over the u.s. embassy in tehran in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine forty years on she's still a firm believer in the principle she fought for was sumi to carve iranian vice president for women and family affairs talks to al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera reminds are all of our top stories this hour. rescue workers in mozambique are struggling to reach the victims of cycling it i believe fifteen thousands are stranded or more than three hundred people have died since the storm struck that country some bubbly

veronica veronica will be making landfall in about twenty hours or less here just to the west of port hedland now we do expect to see very very heavy rain and the reason being is once the storm does make landfall it is not going to be moving it is going to be basically stationary across that coastal area that means flooding flash flooding storm surge is going to continue for the next couple of days it will drop down on monday to a tropical storm by the time we get to tuesday it will be a tropical depression but the amount of rain that's going to be coming out of the storm is anywhere between four hundred five hundred to possibly six hundred millimeters of rain. sponsored. used properly can be a beautiful sight. and we're not letting them to our country. has found it to keep money currency out of america people in power travels alongside those hoping to make even. more comanches on ounces in iraq against the odds and in mines of the devastation you know that their number ones and their home. women from crucial shown enormous resilience fighting against the odds to keep going in the absence of

western australia provides much of the world's iron ore and a lot of it goes through places like port hedland normally the horizon here would be full of cargo ships waiting to take iron ore out to the world's markets and the speculation that this disruption will of caused doc all effect even to steel production in china it may only be temporary but it is a reminder that extreme weather has not only a human impact but a very real economic cost or let's find out more about the path of our own cars on cars staffs here and there's a petering down a bit that's why it's petering out sammy said hopefully we've seen the west of it now if we take a look at the satellite picture. from about thirty six hours ago you can see it did have an eye there just off the coast but them because it had a lot of friction with the land it dragged in some dry air from australia and also there was very strong winds high up in the atmosphere it's really petered out now so the winds aren't really a problem and the rain is beginning to fade as well we will still see some heavier outbursts before that storm eventually begi

western australia provides much of the world's iron ore and a lot of it goes through places like port hedland normally the horizon here would be full of cargo ships waiting to take iron ore out to the world's markets and there's speculation that this disruption will of caused doc all effect even to steel production in china it may only be temporary but it is a reminder that extreme weather has not only a human impact but a very real economic cost opinion teacher who gave away most of his salary to support stools and promote impoverished villages when a global teaching award and a million dollars here to be here. global teacher prize at a ceremony in dubai the science teacher was recognized for helping many students stay in school and go on to college. i'm richelle carey let's recap the top stories now in al-jazeera israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is cutting short a visit to washington after a rocket attack north of tel aviv israel's foreign ministry says it was fired from gaza and the strike comes just two weeks before israeli elections but its prime minister theresa may is holding

and cyclists and veronica is battering the north west coast of australia port hedland is one of the towns confronting wind speeds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour the storm is particularly dangerous because it's moving slowly and there's threats of flooding in the northern territory another storm cycle and trevor has weakened allowing people to return home. and a cruise ship is being towed to safety after being stranded in rough seas off the coast of norway with engine failure nearly four hundred of the almost fourteen hundred passengers on board the vikings were airlifted to safety well those are the headlines all desire world continues now. in the course of a village of little crew shot in march one thousand nine hundred ninety nine one hundred or more ethnic albanian men and boys were killed in an attack by sar police . march but by from a neighboring village held the women escape. when they all returned from albania three months later little crucial have been devastated. that the food will be moved through. so one of our with it probably gives should look. overall. look m

we have iranica and that's making its way into the far north of western australia just around port hedland damaging storms both of these and they are expected to cause widespread flooding as we go on through the weekend for the southeast not too bad because some pleasant sunshine down towards the southeast in kona melbourne at around twenty nine some places of cloud of rain making the way through the by heading towards adelaide but keep a focus on those two storms further north and they are going to cause a major problems as we go on into the weekend on the other hand it's fun to draw from much of news it is some lovely weather coming through here but temperatures right through the next couple of days getting into the late twenty's. a chance for a reunion after decades of separation caused by a war. one i want to use joins them on this journey to bring you not with the sun she lost more than sixty years ago in the korean war on al jazeera. i mean this is different not whether someone very forthcoming is very rare does matter when you think it's how you approach a vigil and often it is a ce

of cycling veronica being urged to stay indoors as the dangerous storm moves away the town of port hedland was hit hardest veronica across the north west coast on sunday winds up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour. and boeing has invited more than two hundred pilots technicians and regulators macross the industry to address concerns over it seven three seven months a craft the meeting is to take place on wednesday the company's three outs out of seattle airlines using the model ground of the jet the two crashes killed three hundred forty six people over the past six months but those are the headlines that is continues here now to zero after sports doping the endless chase stage and then to watch it. in the entire history of the one hundred metres sprint event only ten men and run the distance in less than nine point eight seconds using bolt is the only one to have never been accused of doping. the jamaican is the first sprinter to have improved the one hundred metres world record three times some of these recalls were achieved during a period when no blood testing was carried out on j

being hit by its second major storm in just two days veronica crosses the northwest coast at port hedland it is moving slowly and a combination of high tides and strong winds could cost heavy flooding. voters are going to the polls in the cumorah us in a presidential election some opposition parties are describing as a power grab three hundred thousand are expected to turn out at polling stations across the indian ocean our archipelago which is witnessed several coups since independence in one thousand nine hundred eighty five the president's assume ani is looking to secure reelection he has won a referendum last year extending presidential term limits which triggered rising political tension and even violent unrest several key opposition figures have been tried and convicted in the run up to this vote our correspondent joins us live from the capital moranis so mom it as you were saying there it seems like there have been reports of election fraud and violence is this jeopardize the vote in any way . well libya this has been a clear morning a selections from the beginning from the prepara

veronica veronica is going to be making landfall in less than twenty four hours just to the west of port hedland we do expect to see extreme heavy rain across much of that region anywhere between three hundred to five hundred millimeters of rain and the reason being is once a make landfall it is not going to be moving very much at all so from sunday to monday basically we're talking about a stationary system in that area along the coast bringing very heavy rain for much of the region so expect flash flooding to come out of that area for alice springs so you could be seeing some rain from the remnants of trevor that we don't expect to see very much but it could bring some possible flooding in the area we're talking localized flooding for much of that region down here towards new zealand though we are going to see some rain down here towards christ church but for auckland it is going to be a partly cloudy day at twenty two and staying at twenty two as we go towards monday with clear skies. because this week on al jazeera we'll take a deeper dive into what's behind algeria's protests. from joining

trevor has weakened allowing evacuated residents to return to their homes rob mcbride has more from port hedland. so i clone veronica has made landfall with faint force it has built out at sea i getting in strength and intensity and it has been battering this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its storm force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate low lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worsen for coming days by the to run children a new associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather events that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be assessing the damage from this a cruise ship is being towed to a port in no way after engine failure threatened disaster hundreds of passengers were airlifted to safety from the viking skies sonia gago has a story. a terrifying view from inside the cruise ship. before the alarm went off

cycling has made landfall in australia cycling veronica cross the country's north west coast near port hedland people are being urged to leave in anticipation of heavy rain and strong winds meanwhile trever has already been battering the northern coast the storm hit on saturday and it's now beginning to lose strength as it moves inland we'll get an update on the weather coming up in just a moment and then how chechnya is helping former isis fighters reintegrate into society and demanding a second bret's that referendum hundreds of thousands join the people's vote march in london. again it's good to have you back well here across china we're seeing plenty of rain across much of the country right now things are going to be improving to be up here towards the north over the next few days take a look the forecast map here on sunday you can see widespread rain all the way from the coast up here across much of the central and north central areas we're on a very rainy day for you out here towards the east not looking too bad only into the teens in terms of the temperature but for show we do expect to

bride has more now from port hedland. so i clone veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out to sea again in gain strength and intensity and has been battering this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its stalled force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate low lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worse in the coming days by the to run chill rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather events that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be assessing the damage from this. riot police in morocco have broken up a demonstration by teachers protesting against their contracts and demanding full benefits and pensions like other public servants the protesters in the capital the bat had planned to spend the night outside parliament bef

western australia provides much of the world's iron ore and a lot of it goes through places like port hedlandnormally the horizon here would be full of cargo ships waiting to take iron ore out to the world's markets and the speculation that this disruption will have caused doc all effect even to steel production in china it may only be temporary but it is a reminder that extreme weather has not only a human impact but a very real economic cost. now at least seventeen people have been killed after flash floods devastation into southern iran more than seventy others have been injured by the strain conditions autum out by heavy rains outside the city of shiraz and downpours continued for days across iran with some fifty six thousand people affect it. kenyans living in drought prone areas say the government needs to do more to stop them from starving to death to o'connor is one of many regions suffering from severe drought which is having a devastating effect on food supplies catherine soy reports. food has begun are arriving into qana it's one of thirteen counties most affected by a severe droug