secretary of state is in qatar discussing the ran nuclear deal. >> a syrian fighter jet crashes into a busy market, killing 20 people. >> over 100 dead and tens of thousands affected by flooding in india vietnam and myanmar. >> i have the sport including riding a different kind of wave, how this daredevil motorcyclist took his bike off the road. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in car qatar to defend the nuke deem with iran at a meeting of the g.c.c. foreign ministers have been discussing regional security at a meeting in doha. we're covering the story on both sides of the atlantic. we'll cross over to rosalyn jordan in washington d.c., but first with hashem who is at that meeting in doha. hashem what are we expecting or what are gulf nations expecting to hear from john kerry? >> qatar's prime minister outlined the concerns of the g.c.c. and their demands at the same time. he said that there needs to be a swift solution to the crise in syria, yemen he spoke about the regional security, and also about the need for the united states to provide its allies in the region with an e

how much of the network's funding comes from the government of kotter -- qatar deco guest: -- qatar? guest: al jazeera is funded completely by the government. it is completely funded by the state of qatar. host: and does that get in the way of objectivity? guest: absolutely not because one of the beautiful things about al jazeera and this relationship with the state of have the budget with no interference whatsoever. we are completely independent. we work independently from the government. and this is one of the mess -- misconceptions of al jazeera. they think because we get our budget from the state, then there must be some kind of restriction or some kind of even guidance from the state of qatar. we don't have any relationship with them. host: how do you ensure that objectivity when it comes to stories that are critical about the government of qatar? one that comes to mind recently as the building of soccer stadiums and the death of workers at soccer stadiums that are being billed for that future world cup. guest: what is happening there, i mean, they are building for a big event.

officials in saudi arabia, qatar qatar, kuwait and the uaeering said that iran is in involved in iran iraq and also syria and they'll further expend by shifting the political landscape in the region. this is why they're telling the americans that unless we get strong guarantees that they'll play a significant role in the region to safeguard against any future iranian influence we're not going to buy into this new deal. >> hashem ahelbarra reporting from qatar. the u.s. has announced that it will allow airstrikes, a new focus on helping to fight isil and al-qaeda-affiliateed groups groups. the obama administration has been reluctant for years to get more involved in syria's war. does this type of close air sport signal any change in policy? does it signal more engagement? >> it signals more engagement, stephanie, in that the u.s. is training vetted members of the syrian opposition and the incrediblous if the u.s. were to train these fighters and then not give them the kind of support that they would need in order to go after isil fighters. that is the reason why the u.s. is training th

secretary of state is in qatar where middle east ministers are discussing security issues.y is expected to try to ease arab fierce over the nuclear deal with regional rival iran. prayer vigils held in israel for the teenage girl stabbed to death at a game pride parade. >>> u.s. president obama is unveiling a new strategy to tackle climate change he wants power plants to cuss greenhouse gas emissions and asking for more investment in recipients renewable energy but faces obstacles from congas rob reynolds reports. >> reporter: the american west is burning. 20 wild fires have scorched large swaths of california consuming houses and forcing hundred to his flee for their lives. in alaska, forest fires have devoured more than 2 million-hectares. parts of western canada are engulfed in huge fires as well. years are relentless drought have left western booed lands tinder dry drained water reservoirs and led to emergency conserve water orders in several states. against this backdrop, u.s. press barack obama is unveiling a swing new energy policy that would sharply cut greenhouse ga

secretary of state john kerry is meeting authorities in qatar, including sergey lavrov, he was in qatar primarily to reassure his allies that the newly minted iran agreement would not harm the other states. >> only the implements of the jcpoa, the nuclear agreement. and i think that president obama made it very clear, at the camp david summit, where he discussed steps that the gcc and the united states would together, as we implement the vienna agreement. today my counterparts and i discussed the steps that we will take. and how we intend to build an even stronger, more enduring and more strategic partnership. >> kerry also said the united states will continue working with the gcc to fight i.s.i.l, al qaeda and deal with other regional threats. kerry's meeting with russia and saudi arabia is also connected to the iran deal. the west is hoping da detente will lead to. >> certainly what the u.s. is looking for is a renewed effort to try to find what it says is a political solution, to the leadership of bashar al-assad, the civil war in that country has been underway for more than four yea

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secretary of state john kerry travels to qatar trying to sell the iran nuclear deal, but gulf allies are skeptical. and rio prepares for the summer olympics one year away while many wonder if the city will be ready in time. >> this is al jazeera america. live from new york city. i'm randall pinkston. thousands forced out of their homes as a series of wildfires have ravaged their state. in the bone dry landscape the flames are spreading quickly. the biggest the rocky fire than 90 square miles. >> day and night firefighters are racing against the clock trying to contain wildfires blazing in california, washington, and oregon. >> doomsday, a that's what it looked like. >> the flames were fueled by lightening winds and dry temperatures. >> those pretty much escalated and got pretty big. >> firefighting planes are making the rounds. including dc 10 tankers releasing fire retardant. evacuation orders where 12,000 people have been issued in communities. one resident is camping in an rv with his pets. >> just keeping an eye and seeing when we can get back in. >> as they keep up the battle, c

and john kerry in qatar to reassure gulf states that the nuclear deal with iran is a good one for them. sisley excels closure, nothing being traded, all shut as the turmoil around greece's finances have been dealt with. greece's stock market has remained shut. it's reopened a few hours ago down 23% at the start. it has now recovered slightly as the day has gone on. one of the smallest stock exchanges in europe, but still. reporter: a few photographers and a steady stream of figures, the opening of greece's stock exchanges small but symbolic. for five weeks, it has been closed. the government wanted to avoid a massive selloff. but it does not mean a complete return to business as usual. greeks are not allowed to buy their shares via bank accounts. those bringing cash into the country will face no restrictions. keep in the little cash desk keeping the little cash they have in the banks is crucial. recapitalization of the banks remains crucial to greece's negotiations to its creditors. it is estimated that they need 25 billion euros to operate normally. >>stewart: french police have again

secretary of state john kerry is in qatar to reassure golf states about the iran deal.dreds gather in jerusalem and tel aviv because of a girl stabbed to death at a gay pride parade plus we can't condemn kids and grandkids to a planet that is beyond fixing and barack obama makes sufficient new changes on climate change. ♪ he is one of south africa's controversial politicians once described as a future president and he was expelled from the anc in 2012 and already has a conviction for hate speech and this morning he arrived in court to face charges of racketeering fraud, corruption and money laundering charges he says are politically motivated and these are pictures just outside the courthouse where hundreds of supporters have gathered. they are being kept well back from the courthouse by tight security right now south african police not allowing supporters to get any where near the courthouse while he is inside. let's hear now from our correspondence miller. >> we want the president to answer a simple question when is he paid the money. >> reporter: in resent months he

secretary of state john kerry a in qatar to reassure gulf states about the iran nuclear deal. >>> hundredsher from jerusalem and tel aviv to remember 18 age girl stabbed to death at a game pride parade. >>> plus we cannot condemn our kids to a planet that is i don't understand fixing. barack obama makes tough changes on climate change. ♪ ♪ >>> here is one of south africa's most controversial politicians, julius ma legal aways excelled from the anw krkic. in 2012 and already has a conviction to hate speech, he's back in court faces charges of rack tearing, fraud, corruption and money laundering. tell us about the charges and what we are expecting today? >> reporter: well, jane, we are expecting proceedings to begin at any time from now. in plc fact julius ma legal a ht arrived but people have. barbed wire has been set up preventing supporters from getting too close. it's likely julius melema will likely the support us the charges he's facing are very serious. >> we want the president to answer a simple question, when he is paying the money? >> reporter: melema, in recent months opposition p

kerry met with the emir of qatar first. he told officials the region's security is a top priority.erry then pledged to speed up u.s. arms shares as well as share intelligence and step up joint military exercises. all iran to destabilize the region. they also believed tehran would use the money to increase support for groups like hezbollah and the houthis in yemen. he also met with russian counterpart sergei lavrov. >> reporter: a delicate mission for the u.s. secretary of state. john kerry is trying to convince long-standing allies that iran's nuclear deal with world powers will bring peace and prosperity. >> translator: the five other european countries have technology and knowledge in the nuclear field, the countries of the council welcomed it on this basis, and on what john kerry demonstrated about iran's development of nuclear weapons and the right to inspection to stop them of obtaining nuclear weapons. we hope for more from this. >> reporter: in a bid to allay their fears, the u.s. has offered to sell advanced weapons and upgrade the region's defense capabilities. >> today my

secretary of state john kerry and the qatar prime minister anytime soon. of course there are home differences between the russians and americans about how to move forward in syria. the russian foreign minister has said a while ago that foreign minister sergey lavrov was here in doha, holding meetings with the saudi foreign minister, with u.s. secretary of state kerry and the qataris. the russians are willing to see a political settlement in places by syria and yemen. they mean the political establishment have to be preserved. this is not the general sentiment shared by the countries who have been staunchly backing anti assad forces asking them to play a significant role in the near future saying at the same time that assad should have no future in syria. >> thank you. >> an independent monitoring group says the u.s. led coalition air strikes are killing civilians caught in the crossfire. the bombings are targets isil fighters and strong holds. a report alleges more than 450 civilians have been killed in airstrikes across syria and iraq. the group says ther

secretary of state john kerry is in qatar. ♪ a thorn in the side of south africa's government and facesption charges. flooding brings uncertainty to thousands in myanmar and gift of life and meet the sisters who gave up a piece of themselves to save their father. ♪ iran nuclear deal with wars in syria and yemen and the complicated relationship between the united states and the middle east all on the table at a high-level meeting here in doha. we have the leaders of the gulf cooperation council, long time allies of the united states and rivals with iran. saudi arabia is leading the coalition against houthi rebels in yemen. united states and secretary of state john kerry architect of the iran nuclear deal and sergei fedorov one of iran's closest allies and russia is a defender of russia president assad and here at the meeting in doha and important topics and what do you hear about what is suspected and fears of the g.c.c.? >> crucial gathering indeed jane, the americans are not trying to sell the iran's nuclear deal to the g.c.c. saying this is something that is going to curb iran's nucle

secretary of state, job kerry has arrived in qatar.f countries have said they are concerned about iran's ambitions in the region following the nuclear deal with the u.s. and 5 other world powers. hashama abar has this report. >> this is a del indicate moment. in the meeting with u.s. secretary of state john kerry as the officials will voice concerns with the iran deal. they are worried that iran might finally, be able to closer ties with the u.s. pursuant active role in the region. here lies the programs. current tries like saudi arabia the uae and bay rein bahrain. like shiaa malitias. saudi officials have warned they will do whatever it takes to match iran's military capabilities. secretary of kerry isn't the only one here in doha. sergey lavrov will hold meetings with officials. relations between russia and the gulf countries have been strained because of syria. the gulf countries support the sirrune opposition while russia is the main backer of the syrian president along with iran. analysts say that the presence of lavrov here cobe

are very much on the track of -- and you'll get the same thing if you talk to people in turkey and qatar, they say we understand that i.s.i.s. is incredibly dangerous, that it represent one to have the scariest threats and the most violent groups arguably since the nazis, but, at the same time, bashar al-assad has also killed many more people than i.s.i.s. has and they're still reluctant to deal with that. >> rose: and tha is that the reason in part these regimes, the saudis and, too and others, say you have to get rid of assad first and take on -- because as long as assad's there, you give the people who are on the other side some reason to rally? >> absolutely. i mean, that is very much, if you talk to anyone in saudi arabia or qatar or turkey or those governments, that's very much what they will tell you, that you cannot deal with the problem of i.s.i.s. without dealing with assad, and that i.s.i.s. wouldn't exist without assad, and that brings me on to the topic of the u.s.'s efforts to trito deal with i.s.i.s. and the arming of these moderate rebels only ground -- on the ground, so-

and saudi arabia with qatar was not about iran.that was about the muslim brotherhood mostly and egypt and i think they managed to paper that over. it was doha, it was the foreign minister of qatar that did the talking for the group in doha and i think they're sort of being forced into accepting at long last this kind of american superimposed military super structure which they have to hang together or they will all hank separately so to speak. but it's true that even in the darkest days of the relations between the outside world and iran you could go to dubai and sit in a cafe on dubai creek and look across the iran functioning over there in broad daylight. so, and, you can go out on the gulf and you can see that somebody gets a phone call when the iranian customs officials go home for the night and all these boats gun it from the omani side of straight and smuggle goods in iran. there is a lot of economic activity historically actually. one last word on this. there is no unanimity within the gcc about each other. don't get saudis

secretary of state john kerry is in qatar. ♪ hello and welcome to al jazeera, i'm jane in doha also aheadlooding brings uncertainty to thousands in myanmar. hundreds gather in jerusalem and tel aviv for vigils to mourn a teenage girl stabbed to death in a gay pride parade plus. >> i'm taking a look at the next generation of train technology that will soon be moving millions of people across london. ♪ the corruption cyril of one of south africa's controversial politicians has been adjourned until tuesday. supporters of the former youth leader of the ruling national congress is outside of the court and already has a hate speech conviction and faces charges of racketeering, fraud, corruption and money laundering and miller reports reports. >> the trial was adjourned earlier on monday after one of the coaccused wasn't available for court due to illness and may not be able to return to court for another three weeks and following that adjournment spoke to supporters of his political party, the economic freedom fighters indicating he would want the national prosecuting authority in south africa

you go to qatar, you go to all these places.land at kennedy where they have hangers that are falling down, rotting and rusting. it is such a shock. we go to kennedy. you get used to things. when your house gets dirty. these are so bad, these airlines are so sad. you look at the age of our infrastructure. look at all of the different things. even the airplanes. they like qatar. they asked me to go to a dinner and i said i can't. they said we will pay you a lot of money. it was a lot of money to have a dinner. like a tremendous amount of money. i said i'll go. [laughter] you have to understand. you can be really rich, but if you're going to get hundreds of thousands of dollars to have a dinner two blocks from your house and you don't do it it is time to retire. do you agree? i went. it was so amazing. i said to the man of the airline, what is the average age of your planes? he said about a year and a half. the average age of some of our airlines, 32 years. 15 years pre-28 years. and you see it. i said how do you finance your plane

qatar -- they like qatar. dinnerked me to go to a and i said i can't.hey said we will pay you a lot of money. it was a lot of money to have a dinner. like a tremendous amount of money. i said i'll go. [laughter] you have to understand. you can be really rich, but if you're going to get hundreds of thousands of dollars to have a dinner two blocks from your house and you don't do it it is time to retire. do you agree? . went it was so amazing. man of thehe hand airline, what is the average age of your planes? half.d about a year and a the average age of some of our airlines, 32 years. 15 years pre-28 years. and you see it. i said how do you finance your planes. he looked at me like finance? we don't finance. we pay cash. saudi arabia. i was impressed. it wasn't a question. qatar, i went into an airline terminal that was the most beautiful terminal i have ever seen. the most magnificent. spas.ad lounges, they had before you get on the plane you can get a massage. i'm not into that though. i don't like people touching me. [laughter] it's true. they have the

kerry arrived in qatar, with the message that a nuclear deal might change iran's aggressive actions inoring states. >> obviously we all know about the support for hezbollah, the support for shia militia in iraq, the support for the houthi in yemen and other involvements in the region, support for terror, historically, which we have opposed and we continue to oppose and we will oppose going forward in the future. >> woodruff: privately, many of the gulf arab leaders who met with kerry have expressed fear that a nuclear deal will only embolden iran. but publicly, at least, the qatari foreign minister offered mostly support. >> ( translated ): mr. kerry let us know that there's going to be a kind of live oversight for iran not to gain or to get any nuclear weapons. this is reassuring to the region. we hope that we are going to have a kind of a ban of nuclear weapons not only to iran, but to all the middle east. >> woodruff: before his stop in qatar, kerry had been in egypt. he skipped israel, where prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been outspoken in condemning the iran pact. >> ( tran

the difference is qatar. that is a whole different story. >> [indiscernible] regardingef comment how germany succeeded is really a trifecta. investing in youth, developing the youth, and marketing it. it is a clear formula. it was a 10-12 year process. the formula exists. helpin fact is planning to russia that way. i've been in touch with the medical director of fifa. they will be starting so-called fif 11 that will be taking place throughout russia in the german model. it requires a commitment. fifa will try to capitalize that process that worked for germany to do it for russia. as you can imagine, as a soccer player and physician, russia's health system is completely down. who will ensure the well-being and health of the athletes at this world cup? i know what they did for sochi. because to hear more, this is across 12 different cities. ge divided all- the medical equipment. they built new clinics. they had helicopters. expertise ifin the they did not have it locally. russia, you know in the russian system,

they are a tenant of mine, qatar -- they like qatar.y asked me to go to a dinner and i said i can't. they said we will pay you a lot of money. as rich as i am, it was a lot of money to have a dinner. like a tremendous amount of money. i said, i'll go. [laughter] you have to understand. you can be really rich, but if you're going to get hundreds of thousands of dollars to have a dinner two blocks from your house and you don't do it, it is time to retire. do you agree? i went. it was so amazing. i said to the head man of the airline, what is the average age of your planes? he said about a year and a half. the average age of some of our airlines, 32 years. 15 years, 28 years. and you see it. i said how do you finance your planes? he looked at me like finance? we don't finance. we pay cash. saudi arabia. i was impressed. it wasn't a question. when i went to qatar, i went into an airline terminal that was the most beautiful terminal i have ever seen. ever. the most magnificent. they had lounges, they had spas. they had spas, before you get o

qatar's foreign minister says tensions can be solved by talking between the major players. in moving into more populated areas. towns in the delta have been swamped this week as waters received from northern states hit by weeks of torrential rain. concern remains high in the west where more than 130,000 people were displaced. the u.n. says losses of grain and livestock could endanger long-term -- long-term food supply. the president of the international olympic committee down concerns about pollution in rio de janeiro one year before the opening ceremony for the 2016 games. he has no special worries and full confidence in the organizers. the world governing body for sailing in rowing say they want virus testing carried out after reports comparing water quality of some olympic venues with raw sewage. rates unchanged in line with productions. the minister said inflation predictions in june relied on the upside and said he is not worried on a fed rate hike in will push ahead with reforms, including cleaning up the bond market. the biggest rally since june. later today, we are

now, the same issue can be said about qatar. i'm not sure if this world cup is really another feather in putin's hat because i'm not actually sure if it is going to be as beneficial for him as i thises or as the west thinks, nor is it portrayed being like this glorious moment for him because it will open up the country and it will open up dialogue and it is going to show certain elements of russia not always welcome to people in power. i actually think that having the world cup there is going to do much more in terms of resolving the current problems than taking it away because, the moment west takes away, that is how it will be perceived in russia. it will be the west taking away world cup from russia. . . so i think whether the payments were made to not come that they remind out. the difference is qatar, a whole different story. [inaudible] >> i'm a professor at george washington university, former soccer player in coach. just a brief comment regarding how jeremy succeeded is really a trifecta. developing the youth and marketi

pressing issue and he said about qatar.'m not sure if the world cup is another feather in putin's hat, because i'm not actually sure if it's going to be as beneficial for him as he thinks, or as the west thinks, or the trade as dangerous glorious moment for the because it's going to open up the country and going to open up dialogue and show certain elements of russia that is probably not always welcome to the people in power. so i actually think that having the world cup there is going to do much more in terms of resolving current problems then taking it away. because, with the west takes away, because that's how will be perceived in russia. it would be the west taking away the world cup from russia. they will go into fielder note. they will completely isolate themselves and the situation will probably deteriorate even more. so i think i'm and i get some of the grievances the i've lived in ukraine myself for quite a long time advocate that, but i think taking the world cup away from russia will not solve this issue. in fact

qatar -- they like qatar. they asked me to go to a dinner and i said i can't.y said we will pay you a lot of money. it was a lot of money to have a dinner. like a tremendous amount of money. i said i'll go. [laughter] you have to understand. you can be really rich, but if money. i said i'll go. [laughter] you're going to get hundreds of thousands of dollars to have a dinner two blocks from your house and you don't do it it is time to retire. do you agree? i went. it was so amazing. i said to the head man of the airline, what is the average age of your planes? he said about a year and a half. you're going to get hundreds of the average age of some of our airlines, 32 years. 15 years, 28 years. and you see it. i said, how do you finance your planes? he looked at me like, finance? we don't finance. we pay cash. saudi arabia. i was impressed. it wasn't a question. when i went to qatar, i went into an airline terminal that was the most beautiful terminal i have ever seen. the most magnificent. they had lounges, they had spas. before you get on the plane, you can get

neighbors hope her dad a migrant worker in qatar comes back soon. asked her if she needed anything. the thick smell of death, of rotting flesh is heavy here. all of the cattle that were buried have not been pulled out. this area of nepal gets high amounts of rain. sections of this mountain is made of very loose soil. 35 heckers of forrest were swept away. district government officers say a major cause of the disaster is the haphazard building of new roads. >> translator: development activities have to be done keeping possible disasters in mind and making sure that those disasters don't happen. but here even though environmental assessments are done for infrastructure development, suggestions are not carried through, risking people's lives. >> reporter: more areas are in danger in this district where at least 35 people have died. across nepal, floods and landslides have killed more than 90 people already this monsoon, and as usual, people weren't prepared. on the day of the landslide, this man was busy pulling out the injured. >> translator: we never

and john kerry in qatar to reassure gulf states that the nuclear deal with iran is a good one for them.

the difference is qatar. that is a whole different story. >> [indiscernible] just a brief comment regarding how germany succeeded is really a trifecta. investing in youth, developing the youth, and marketing it. it is a clear formula. it was a 10-12 year process. the formula exists. fifa in fact is planning to help russia that way. i've been in touch with the medical director of fifa. they will be starting so-called fifa 11 that will be taking place throughout russia in the german model. it requires a commitment. fifa will try to capitalize that process that worked for germany to do it for russia. as you can imagine, as a soccer player and physician, russia's health system is completely down. who will ensure the well-being and health of the athletes at this world cup? lisa: i know what they did for sochi. i'd like to hear more, because this is across 12 different cities. they bring in -- ge divided all the medical equipment. they built new clinics. they had helicopters. they brought in the expertise if they d

largest pale with the 51 trillion shared by qatar and iran. this group plans to fast track the project and could begin next year. >> here in france the prime thoroughly mised to revise labor laws. he said it is so complex it is inefficient. >> with curved activity don't know their rights feel that they are not protected. they have given up on themselves. therefore we must go back and reevaluate regulations. we should give more room to employees and representatives to decide for hemselves the way to set up regulations, work organization and how to include young workers. do there through negotiation that deal more directly with their needs. that was a very passionate speech. he was sweating. >> i don't think i have ever politician. sweaty beaujolais is the a cash cow. >> over 100 million are sold year. japan is the biggest consumer around nine million. been traditionally considered a rather low end wine increasingly ing popular. >> we will look forward to tasting that. the end of november. my american side knows it is thanksgiving. it is time no

gulf cooperation council summit in the capital of qatar, doha. john kerry reassured the region that recent nuclear deal with iran would create stability. hashem ahelbarra reports from doha. >> a delicate mission for u.s. secretary of state. john kerry is trying to convince long standing allies that iran's nuclear deal with world powers will bring peace and prosperity. >> translator: the five other european countries have technology and knowledge in the nuclear field. the countries of the council welcomed it on this basis and on what john kerry demonstrated about iran's development stop tm obtaining nuclear weapons. we hope for more than this not only for iran but to move them from the middle east. >> reporter: in a bid to allay their fears the u.s. has offered to sell advanced weapons and upgrade the region's defense capabilities. >> today my counterparts and i discussed the steps that we will take. and how we intend to build an even stronger, more enduring and more strategic partnership with particular focus on our cooperative counterterrorism,

look at the rights in qatar. we need to be careful about -- a lot of countries getting big sport saying i'm not the one we consider the best in terms of social or gender ish yus. i completely understand the political point. but i think we fail for ukraine, it's a political failure of the west. trying to solve the issue by blocking the sport events is a kind of our own failure of managing the crisis with russia. it's very important also not to forget that it's not only giving power to putin but giving us power because russia, we have to engage with international community. at that time they will have to change and allow for more. so it's a way for us to speak to the russian population beyond just putin. and i think if you look, you will already see russians are getting tired of the situation in ukraine. people are a lot of concern, much more so the kind of big majestic effect of the crisis, kind of huge pressure done by is slowly now diminishing. people are worried they have concerns for their economic situation,

it was the foreign minister of qatar. i think they are sort of being forced into accepting the kind superstructure of hanging together or separately. thes true that, even in dark just days, you can go to thecafÉ and look across at place functioning in broad daylight. on thend -- you can go said ad you see somebody phone call and all of the's boats come. there is a lot of back and forth. one last word. there is not a unanimity. do not get started on the subject of the parliament. that is just an example. they are going to hold their noses. a is not the same as being kindred spirit. the political change to change the -- plan to change the constitution is at play. how do you see the deal impacting that will determine the new power structure. vision depends. how do you see that impacting turkey? the conflict, i think it was when charlie rose did an interview where he said -- and it was misinterpreted as a new otttoman way of seeing the region. is a unique place because of the kurdish issue. so, yes, syria is not a matter of f

neighbors hope that her dad a migrant worker in qatar comes back soon.sked her if she needed anything. the thick smell of death of rotting flesh is heavy here. all the cattle that were bury under debris have not been pulled out. >> this area gets the highest amount of rain, now a study in 1995 says that sections of this mountain is made of very lose soil, and when running water percolated it, it makes the entire mountain side fragile. >> 35 hectors of forest were swept away, a major cause is the half hazard building of new roads. >> the development activities have to be done keeping possible disasters in mind, and making sure those don't happen. but here even though environmentalist assessments are done for infrastructure development, suggestions are not carrying through risking people's lives. >> more areas are in danger, where at least 35 people have died. across that pap, floods and landslides have killed more than 90 people already this monsoon. and as usual people weren't prepared. on the day of the landslide he was buzzsy pulling out the goo injure

secretary of state today was in qatar where leaders agreed the agreement would make the region safer. john kerry says washington remains well aware of a ron pasta stabilizing influence in the region. secretary kerry: our goal is to fully implement this agreement and hope that iran's behavior will be better. obviously, we all know about the support for shia militia other involvements in the region support of terror historically that we have opposed. laura: john kerry has also been meeting russian and saudi foreign minister's to discuss the situation in syria, where a civil war is in its fifth year. russia supports president bashar al-assad whereas the saudi and americans insist he must set aside. in syria, a government war plane crashed in a northwestern town hitting a crowded market and killing at least 31 people. the town on the border with turkey was seized by islamists last year. meanwhile, iraqi troops are preparing to retake the town of falluja from the islamic state group. the city fell two months ago. our reporter's with the group as they prepare for the offensive. reporter: in

from rebels r terry will try to ease egypt's concerns over the deal with iran, and then traveling to qatar for further talks. >>> an egyptian court is expected to deliver its verdict in the retrial of three al jazeera journalists. they were convict in june last year of supporting the banned muslim brotherhood. they were free on bail after more than 400 days in prison. all three deny the charges as does al jazeera. >>> activists began a 40 day march from america's deep south to washington d.c. to highlight racial inequality. the journey for justice began in selma, alabama, the scene on a crack down on protesters 50 years ago. from selma, the march will continue 1200 kilometers through the states of georgia, south and north carolina, as well as virginia. it ends in a rally in washington d.c. on the 16th of september. we report now on why the starting point is so significa significant. >> reporter: in the history of civil rights, few place are as achanic. it was here 50 years ago that a few hundred people led by dr. martin luther king, jr., marched for voting rights and were met with clubs an

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. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in qatar with talks with official from the persian gulf whoseclear deal with iran. it comes on the heels of meetings kerry had with officials on sunday in egypt. >>> the international olympics committee said it will order testing for the waters in brazil where athletes will complete in next year's olympics games. it comes after sewage and waste were reported in the water where the events are scheduled to take place. >>> explosions at two churches rocked the community of las cruz, new mexico, over the weekend. they say an improvised explosive device exploded just after 8:00 a.m. sunday at this church and another went off another church three miles away went off. the police and atf are all investigating. >>> a florida man has quite a tale. after reeling in a 400 pound fish. ben chancesy was on a paddle board when he made the huge catch. he spent 20 minutes wrestling with the seven foot goliath grouper before he was able to measure it and release it. chancy told nbc news he had never even been on a paddle board before this day. i don't believe it.

saudi arabia, qatar will be among the west affected. and the lack of water will make conflict worse in syria, palestine, iraq and elsewhere. the situation is already critical. >> a jordanian resident used to take his steady supply of water for granted until three years ago. many have settled in his home town, now everyone has to share what little resource they have. >> his area only gets water for a few hours once or twice a week. >> we are living in a constant state of anxiety and some nia. >> when traps run dry, people purchased more. around 85% of refugees live in towns and cities as opposed to camps. the refugee crisis has also put pressure on facilities which provide water which were built to serve people. jordan has to enjoy hosting the commune can is. the size of a population reached around 10 million. this is how acute our water shortage crisis is. we have been forced to dig into the wells and drain them. >> eight agencies have upgraded to improve the supply. there is still a huge need. jordan is not able to provide enough water

the same issue can be said about qatar. i'm not sure if this world cup is really another feather in ead, because i'm not sure it is going to be as beneficial for him as he thinks or as the west thinks. it is going to open up t

. >> secretary of state john kerry is the salesman in the middle east, meeting in qatar with a number of gulf states, he is trying to convince quitics that the agreement with iran is not a threat. >> this agreement to some people's criticism did not focus on issues that we knew might take five years, 10 years to resolve. we focus the exclusively on iran's nuclear programme and the potential of iran having a nuclear weapon. >> this international effort follows weeks of grappling at home. president obama's chief negotiators have been trying to make the deal. it's not sitting well. >> as i review the deal, there's a number of issues that are troublesome. >> reporter: the clock is tick the republican-controlled congress has a few weeks to prove or disapprove. the administration has a tough road ahead. >> if this agreement goes through, iran gets a cash bonanza, a boost to standing, and a lighted path towards nuclear weapons. >> at times during the hearings. john kerry could not hide frustration. >> do you care more about the deal are american sovereignty, and the approval through duly ele

qatar defended turkey's rights to defend the borders, and is distancing itself in an arab leek statement expressions concern. >> the u.s. secretary of state arrived in malaysia for a meeting of south-east foreign relations, john kerry is attending the summit. the u.s. and china have been invited to attend, even though they are not members. the u.s. will push the issue of disputed islands in in the south china sea. >> the israeli prime minister urged american jews to oppose the nuclear deal with iran in an online message binyamin netanyahu said that the deal risked the catastrophic war in the middle east. kristen saloomey looks at the lobbying efforts as the u.s. congress considers the agreement. >> u.s. president obama and israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu are battling for the backing of american jews. binyamin netanyahu appealed to them directly in a web cast, arguing that the iran deal was dangerous. >> it makes it harder for iran to produce one or two nuclear weapons in the sort term. it does so at a terrible price, because the deal makes it easier to build dozens of nuclear w

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you saw qatar and egypt being more reluctant. arabia -- qatar just said last weekend there is no better option. in that sense, we have to distinguish between who in the gcc and who in the arab world is talking about the deal. saudi officials, two weeks before the deal, told me that this is not area alignment. they don't see it as the u.s. going to iran and abandoning them. of they are vary concerned our grainy, iranian meddling, increasing in the region as an outcome of this deal. on the arab streets, talking to whateople or looking at people are tweeting, posting on facebook, saying on social media, the iranian problem in the middle east today is much bigger than centrifuges. it is also not just sectarian. it is not soon i -- it is not sunni versus shia. it is a political problem. weyou look at the polls, have a poll in iran in 2008. back then, 80% of arabs viewed iran positively. six years later, 12% in the arab world view were these shia and converted to sunnis? no. were they enchanted by the nuclear program and all of a sudde

secretary of state john kerry met with leaders of the gulf cooperation council in qatar, and is trying to reassure allies that the nuclear agreement with iran will make the region safer. it was said that troirn will be -- tehran will be easier to deal with if it can't build a nuclear weapon >> we focused exclusively on iran's nuclear programme and the potential of iran. therefore, it was resolved a nuclear deal. without any understanding or expectation of what would flow from iran with respect to the region >>> after the meeting, gulf leaders offered a cautious endorsement of the iran deal. kerry is in singapore to deliver a speech on u.s. trade and investment. >> former president jimmie carter is recovering after liver surgery, he said it was to remove a mass from his liver. the 90-year-old is expected to make a full ri covering. he founded the carter center to promote health care democracy and other issues. >> drones getting close to several commercial flights. next a report from a busy air traffic area and how a flight crew was forced to respond. picture this - national geographics