they have been collected from right across the red sea.he cream of the crop, the most resistant to changes in temperature. sebastian also measures the chlorophyll levels and that is becacae there arare plants livig in the coral. tiny micro flips into its cells. a perfececsymbiosis.s. thriving itit is because e the algae is healthy. while sebastiaia nurses his coral, and his colleagues are looking closer at the algae. man u well comes s -- manuel coe from spapain. he is convinced that thehe key o save the coral can be found in this microalgae. >> the problem is that the organisms are very sensitive to tempmperature. so under stress, the coral basically expels the algae from the tissue, and what happens is that the tissue now becomes translucent and we c can see the white skeletons, and this is why we call it bleaching because it basically turns white. untilill buy us some time they basically use up all of their energy reserves. if the stress does not get away, they start to die and basically starve. >> as soon as you touch the seaweed, the

troops are now redeploying from strategic military bases in yemen at the ports of moca coca in the red sea as well as on perino and in the very strategically important port of aden saudi arabia's military is reportedly moving in to fill the vacuum while some observers believe that the u.a.e. is pulling out of yemen to strengthen the home front in the face of increasing tensions with iran others say it wants to cut its losses and leave the quagmire that is the yemen conflict. all right want to welcome and now it to the program that peter sells very to and he is an award winning yemen journalist and senior analyst with the international crisis group a very good evening sir now the you. have the most important ground force in yemen why did they decide that they can no longer go further. well the 1st thing to say here is that when we say the u.s. has the most important ground force they're not doing the frontline fighting in yemen they've been equipping training and assisting yemeni forces on the ground and what they're doing at the moment rudi is putting in a lot of the heavy equipment that t

will use a port on the red sea, without having to pass under the strait of hormuz, and under the eyes of the iran navy. this is unmaistakable evidence that the tensions with iran could turn into a war. david martin, prince sultan air base, saudi arabia. >>> a new ground tracker poll shows joe biden still tops his challengers for president. his lead is narrowing. >>> "the cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> this is "the cbs overnight news." >> president trump aidtoday add new fuel to his fight against four democratic freshmen lawmakers. his tweet prompted fresh criticism from democrats. ben tracy is traveling with the president in new jersey. >> i disagree with the view, that if you criticize somebody and they have to have a different skin, that makes it racial criticism. >> reporter: president trump is taking on the four congresswomen nope as the squad, not because he's racist because he leabelie they want to make america socialist. >> these four congresswomen detest america as it is, as it is currently constructed. >> in a tweet this morning, president trump doubled down. say

various people suggested it should be moses leading the israeliites out of egypt to the red sea. going back to the first principles, what out of all the flaws this country is based on, how do they connect with jewish ideas and how do they connect with those? that's a good place to be. if we follow that as our north star, we won't be misled. >> that's where we have to stop. thank you so much for joining me. >>> the u.s. government main point person for fighting anti-semitism abroad and vulnerable jewish communities around the world. please welcome to the stage, the special envoy for batting anti-semitism, elan carr. >> thank you so much. what an amazing room. i am so pleased and so honored to be with you today. really, my most important message to you is a thank you. i owe you a debt of gratitude personally and the united states government owes you a debt of gratitude. in my work monitoring and fight this ancient relentless sickness that is anti-semitism i have no more important address than the adl. there are many fine jewish organizations out there. but there is one organization

the closing night film is one of the three films part of this, the red sea diving resort. this is a big budget film with stars like chris evans, who played captain america, and michael kenneth williams, in the wire. and greg kinnear. they play mussad agents that try to help the jews escape to israel. it's fictionalized and takes place in '80s. it's a fun, big budget film about an important issue. and one film is called the passengers about the ethiopian jews currently trying to get to israel and one called fig tree, a narrative about a family in ethiopia. >> and what clip are we seeing now? >> this is a clip from a center peas film. the narrative is a film called tel aviv on fire. we showed a film of his from a few years ago called man without a cell phone. held be joining us. this is a biting satire which takes place currently. but the soap opera within the film takes place right after the six-dat' kind of like the front, somebody posing as a screen writer who gets his advice from an israeli colonel. and it's just kind of a mad attire comedy. but gets to some important is

we will speak with those involved in the red sea diving resort coming up. stair there. we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >> welcome back to morning sun to. and the 1980s israeli agents helped rescue refugees from the civil unrest in ethiopia in an unusual way. they operated in an abandoned resort in sudan in order to bring refugees save to israel. the story is the inspiration to the upcoming film the red sea diving experience starring chris evans and michael kenneth williams. >> of this goes wrong they will all be hanging from cranes. >> the red sea diving experiences being screened at the san francisco jewish film festival tonight. it also debuts on netflix

various people suggested it should be moses leading the israeliites out of egypt to the red sea. back to the first principles, what out of all the flaws this country is based on, how do they connect with jewish ideas and how do they connect with those? that's a good place to be. if we follow that as our north star, we won't be misled. >> that's where we have to stop.

the talks, which are the first in five months, were held on board a you and ship in the red sea.east 313 bodies have been unearthed in a mass grave discovered last month in the syrian city of rocco. they are believed to have died or killed by isil. been to 5000 bodies have uncovered since january 2018. in sudan, protesters have been back out in the street to show their anger a day after man was killed and seven were injured when security forces fired on a demonstration. high school students protested against the paramilitary forces. they were backed by sudan's ruling military counsel. people in the capital showed solidarity by gathering in the streets. headquartersthe after hearing a man had been killed. monsoon rains have left a trail of devastation across several countries. in nepal, at least 67 people have been killed and flash floods and landslides. report from the southern plains of nepal. the family is in morning. a 16-year-old was drowned while out with his friends. he had great dreams of being an engineer and working at the nasa space agency. .is father says >> when anyon

. >> reporter: to keep the base in line, they'll use a port on the red sea which will allow it to bring in ammunition and stray parts without having go through the strait of hormuz. this base is unmistakable evidence that tensions could turn into a war. david martin, cbs news, prince sultan air base, saudi arabia. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," the family of a north carolina woman is demanding answers after the 24-year-old and her boyfriend were mysteriously murdered on vacation in canada. >>> and football star tom brady is facing criticism for this instagram video. why he said he jumped off a cliff with his young daughter. jumped off a click with his young daughter. . along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression,

the shipping main connects the gulf of aiden to the red sea. by including saudi arabia and egypt are likely to see his comments as overreach. iranian president's remarks appeared to be part of a coordinated effort in recent weeks to let the international community know they should proceed with caution. >> after the wednesday meeting, the defense minister also reaffirmed iran's military capability, denying reports that u.s. shutdown and iranian drone in the strait of hormuz last week. were shot our drones down. they all completed their missions and returned to their bases safe and sound. the u.s. should present evidence, as we did. >> the u.s. pullout from the 2015 nuclear deal was followed by the, imposition of sanctions. iran's is the inability of the international community to mitigate the fallout is a failure that has left iranians feeling shortchanged. iran's the tough talk, president left little room for conciliation. i am in charge, he said, we have room to talk. he is seen as a more moderate president. his term ends in two years. the fai

>> in the red sea. we have a presence in the red sea. we do everything we can to try to interdict.re the hoothies fired surface missiles. leland: as you take a list of the bell theactions that have b, why are the iranians so emboldened? >> i think i would say the hoothies are not a proxy for iran. they have their own agenda which they have been pursuing for many years. iranians see advantage in working with them because it puts pressure on saudi arabia, particularly a threat to the saudi border. it also as you said potentially threatens th a critical shipping lane that goes through the red sea. so the iranians are doing well by being able to use and exploit their relationship with the hoothies and put the saudis in particular in a very difficult situation. leland: here is what the british charge to affairs, they don't have an ambassador to the united states but they have a charge to affairs, this is what he says about the british prime minister and the president working together on iran. >> i think we share the same broad strategic goals with the u.s. in some areas we differ. the n

the red sea port of judge apparently brought this vessel in and helped the iranians fix it now it's been sitting there for. months now and the iranians are saying that the saudi government is asking for $200000.00 per day as payment for keeping this vessel in the iranians according to the oil minister here saying that they're trying their best to get this vessel back but it's about $12000000.00 that will cost them to get it back but they are certainly pursuing all venues to see what they can do to return this ship to iran more government airstrikes in syria have killed a mother and injured her son the rebel held in the province was heavily bombarded early on saturday rescue teams are searching for survivors at least 12 civilians were killed during similar strikes on friday the un security council has condemned the attack on a migrant detention center in libya it's also calling on the warring sides to commit to a cease fire and deescalate fighting in the capital southern california has been shaken by its strongest earthquake for 25 years the day after another record breaking tremor and hu

the red sea port of jeddah apparently brought this vessel in and helped the iranians fix it now it'sbeen sitting there for work. months now and the iranians are saying that the saudi government is asking for $200000.00 per day as payment for keeping this farce on the iranians according to the all minister there saying that they're trying their best to get this back but it's about $12000000.00 that will cost them to get it back but they are certainly pursuing all venues to see what they can do to return this ship to iran. to saddam now where they have been celebrations and skepticism to the l. spent of a political transition agreement opposition leaders have held a series of public meetings to explain why they signed the deal as you should be finalized with military leaders by monday alexey o'brien reports. from early morning until late at night in main squares mosques and on street corners. sudanese people came together. facing the drums of change and chanting civilian revolution. hailing what some see as the 1st step towards ending decades of dictatorship. but i think that i am tell

showers into eastern and northern parts of the country i want to show as well the southern end of the red sea but much of the regulation is dry. 23 year olds has collected objects he finds on the coast. to fill his museum enough to break a guinness world record. with a story for every object he's become an environmental activist uninspired. on the voice for the part to countless more. march music. hello again. to remind of our top stories this hour more than $100.00 civilians have been killed in syria in the last 10 days $27.00 of them children are increasingly becoming the victims of a government and russian assault on the rebel held province of it. 40 bodies have been pulled from the water off of the west mediterranean tragedy this year as many as 150 refugees and migrants are feared to have drowned off the coast of libya on thursday. and thousands of miners in south africa who are suffering from potentially deadly diseases have reached a historic legal settlement with $350000000.10 major companies a suit for compensation many miners were afflicted by lung disease or other illnesses as a re

united arab emirates officers in these regions which are strategic regions that over block are on the red sea whiston yemen so the strategic problem and also. where the. extensively invested and also back to the saudi led quality. fights against these and the worst cost line of all who they are many observateur believe such a withdrawal will awaken the quality. phone serve on the birds. this will support the sweden peace agreement that was signed in stockholm last december it's the 5th anniversary next month of the start of eyesores campaign of genocide in iraq it's estimated that between $3.50 disease were killed because of their religious beliefs many more are missing some of the survivors are women who are sold into slavery priyanka gupta reports. shantha colors he surrounded by she will only wear black until her missing husband carol returns. she's one of the estimated more than $6000.00 you see the girls and women who are kidnapped and sold into slavery by isis fighters she makes dresses to sell for a few dollars in a can for the internally displaced people in northwestern iraq with him

space we now have wiped out 95 percent of the tiger habitat leaving only the areas that are marked in red sea right there for tigers to live in climate change has not helped as rising sea levels are destroying habitats in india and being to lead a what despite all of this experts say it's poaching that poses the most immediate threat every tiger apart from whiskers to tails is still being treated in illegal markets there is however some good news and number of countries have begun to take aggressive measures to fight poaching and protect the big cats russia has managed to steadily increase its siberian tiger population by introducing tougher punishments for illegal hunting and trafficking another success story from india which today announced that it has significantly increased its tiger population in recent years. for more on this we want to bring in dr elizabeth bennet of the wildlife conservation society but then it's good to have you on the show i mean we've got a positive trend to report in big countries what are these countries doing right. it's areas within the country still doing some

the red sea port of jeddah apparently brought this vessel in and helped the iranians fix it now it's been sitting there for. months now and the iranians are saying that the saudi government is asking for $200000.00 per day as payment for keeping this farce on the iranians according to the all minister there saying that they're trying their best to get this back but it's about $12000000.00 that will cost them to get it back but they are certainly pursuing all venues to see what they can do to return this ship to iran celebrations all while skepticism has been the reaction so far to the announcement of a political transition agreement in sudan opposition leaders have held a series of public meetings to explain why they signed the agreement to be fine lines of military leaders by monday alexey o'brien explains. from early morning until late at night and main squares mosques and on street corners. sudanese people came together. facing the drums of change and chanting civilian revolution. hailing what some say as the 1st step towards ending decades of dictatorship. but i think that i am t

up pretty dry as per usual across the arabian peninsula maybe a little more cloud over towards the red sea and i just see that cloud you might just catch a sport or to rain western parts of yemen certainly but the chance of the the old shower over the next day or 2 showers diminishing as we go on into monday elsewhere here in doha we're getting up to 42 degrees celsius with more hot sunshine coming through sunshine a little more pleasant across southern parts of africa but we have got a fair bit of cloud just around the southern cape for a time on sunday that will just sink a little further south which is because on into monday further north it's pretty much wall to wall sunshine all the way. richard problem is something which is a geopolitical issue that's for governments international institutions to manage under $1000.00 refugees don't have the right to walk freely on the other boards can move freely as far and as much as they want if you multinational colonialism this is a another moment of the democratic process these companies they just want the money europe's forbidden colony episod

thomas cook, the biggest carrierfor uk nationals to egypt, they mainly go to the red sea resort of hrgotaster is the big cup into either. they are carrying on as normal. easyjet have said they will continue to fly as planned, but they will keep the situation under continuous review. they are obviously keeping an eye on this but are carrying on with their flies. as you say, more questions than answers at the moment. thank you very much for the update. let's get some of the day's other news. more than 20,000 people have taken to the streets of the russian capital moscow to protest against the exclusion of opposition candidates from registering for local elections. officials barred around 30 candidates from running, claiming they failed to qualify. those excluded say they're being punished for challenging the control of putin loyalists. in london, pro—european opponents of brexit have held a "no to boris, yes to europe" march. it featured this inflatable cartoon of boris johnson, the man expected to become the next british prime minister. he — or his only rival, jeremy hunt — will take over

the red sea port of judge apparently brought this vessel in and helped the iranians fix it now it's been sitting there for a rich. months now and the iranians are saying that the saudi government is asking for $200000.00 per day as payment for keeping this vessel in the iranians according to the oil minister here saying that they're trying their best to get this vessel back but it's about $12000000.00 that will cost them to get it back but they are certainly pursuing all venues to see what they can do to return this ship to iran. more government airstrikes in syria have killed a mother and injured her son rebel held in the province was heavily bombarded early on saturday rescue teams are searching for survivors of the 13 civilians were killed during similar strikes on friday. celebrations as well as skepticism has been the reaction so far as they bounce friends off a political transition agreement and so done opposition leaders have held a series of public meetings to explain why they signed the agreement it's due to be finalized with military leaders by monday alexei o'brien reports. fr

says the talks which are the 1st in 5 months were held up or to un ship in the red sea on saturday earlier the un security council voted unanimously to continue their monitoring mission in a data for another 6 months. european foreign ministers of called for dialogue between the u.s. and iran to try and save the 2050 clear deal the leaders held talks in brussels an attempt to salvage the agreements which the e.u. foreign policy chief insists is still alive dominant came reports live from brussels. for more than a year the e.u. has trying to preserve the nuclear agreement with iran devising schemes to help the tech run government reduce the impact of u.s. sanctions but now that deal is in danger like never before we are looking to find a way to preserve the nuclear deal which we think is the best way of keeping the middle east as a whole nuclear weapon free. iran is still a good year away from developing a nuclear weapon we think there are still some closing thoughts more window to keep the deal alive one of the brokers of the original deal known as the j c peer a is clear about what must h

pull back their forces the talks which are the 1st in 5 months were held aboard a un ship in the red sea on saturday earlier the un security council voted unanimously to continue their monitoring mission in the data for another 6 months former south african president jacob zuma has told a public inquiry into corruption that enemies plotted against him he maintains he never broke the law with the group of wealthy indian family implicated in an influence peddling scandal has more from johannesburg. this doesn't happen often in africa a former leader appearing before a corruption inquiry more than a year after he was forced to resign so that because former president jacob zuma is responding to allegations he allowed people close to him to plunder state resources and influence government appointments he says he's a victim of a conspiracy i've been a subject of. talk in this country for more than a decade. i've been vilified. alleged to. the killing of. corrupt people the most corrupt i've been. given every other may and that never. responded to those zuma admits the doctors the businessmen a

separates yemen and djibouti the crucially important shipping lane connects the gulf of aden to the red sea and the swiss canal countries close by including saudi arabia and egypt are likely to see iran as comments as overreach. the iranian president's remarks appear to be part of a coordinated effort in recent weeks to let the international community know they should proceed with caution after the wednesday meeting defense minister amir hatami also reaffirmed iran's military capability denying reports the u.s. shot down an iranian drone in the strait of hormuz last week. the. drawings which shot down that all completed their. missions and return to their bases safe and sound the u.s. should present evidence as we did when we had the aggressors drawn. the u.s. pullout from the 2050 nuclear deal was followed by the realisation of sanctions iran says the inability of the international community to help mitigate the economic fallout is a failure that's left iranians feeling shortchanged despite all the tough talk though iran's president left a little room for conciliation as long as i'm in cha

plans to use a saudi port on the red sea, which will allow it to bring in ammunition and spare parts without having to pass through the strait of hormuz and under the eyes of the iranian navy to reach persian gulf ports. this base is unmistakable evidence the u.s. is preparing for the possibility that tensions with iran turn into a war. david martin, cbs news, prince sultan airbase, saudi arabia. >> quijano: a new cbs news battleground tracker poll shows joe biden still tops his democratic challengers for president, but his lead is narrowing. president trump today added new fuel to his fight against four freshman democratic lawmakers who are all women of color. his tweet prompted fresh criticism from democrats. ben tracy is traveling with the president in new jersey. >> i fundamentally disagree with the view that if you criticize somebody and they happen to be a different color skin that that makes it a racial criticism. >> reporter: white house senior adviser stephen miller claims president trump is taking on the four congresswomen known as "the squad" not because he's racist, but b

plane was downed, tourism was hit really hard, and up until today, charter flights flying to the red seaaffecting tourism industry in this country quite hard. what is the advice being given to visitors to cairo, at the moment, and egypt, generally? what we know according to the foreign office is they have updated their advice to british people flying to egypt, saying that they are warning against the potential threat against aviation. they did not specify what kind of threat it would be. no one knows what is driving all of that. thank you very much, apologies for the break—up of sound during that interview. celebrations are being held to commemorate the first manned lunarlanding. fifty years ago tonight, neil armstrong and buzz aldrin became the first human beings to set foot on the moon. it was a moment which brought the world together, and inspired a generation. pallab ghosh looks back at that day. the saturn 5 rocket shimmers on launchpad 39a at the cape canaveral space center. three astronauts get ready for a mission that will propel them and the rest of humanity into a new era. comm

united arab emirates officers in these regions which are strategic regions that's over log on the red sea whiston yemen so the strategic babbin manned and also a moca where the united arab emirates have extensively invested and also backed the saudi led quality in its fight against the whole of these in the worst course line of day there are many observations believe such a withdrawal will waken the qualifications i'll turn serve on and but others say that this will support the sweden peace agreement that was signed in stockholm last december. next month will mark the 5th anniversary of the start of ourselves mass killing campaign in iraq it is estimated that between 3 and 5000 years e.v.a.'s were murdered because of their religious belief many more are still missing some of the survivors are women who were sold into slavery gupta has the story. shunts the colors she's surrounded by she will only wear black until her missing husband carol returns. she's one of the estimated more than 6000 you see the girls and women who are kidnapped and sold into slavery by isis fighters. she makes dress

parts of yemen over the next day or 2 they're pushing their way across into the southern end of the red sea we get there is some right into south africa too much of that's on the cards as we go over the next couple days in fact across much of southern africa it's pretty much blue skies all the way will see temperatures getting up to 1718 celsius for johannesburg and for cape town a high of 23 in harare and at 22 for the soka. the diagnosis he has been sick for 6 months now the challenge ahead one of these 96 could be the new cure of a new. disability al-jazeera examines. so this is the. yes it's basically where. we visited. iraq. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories north korea says its latest missile test was a warning for south korea that made the announcement shortly before new photos reveal the north korean a can economy has suffered its worst year and more than 2 decades. libya's navy says at least 115 people are missing and feared dead after 2 my friend capsized off the coast of libya but the un refugee agency says the number could be as high as 150 pe

most went to the red sea resort of hurghada. the majority went there. thomas cook. they play daily from manchester but also from birmingham, newcastle, london gatwick. they are carrying on as normal. the significant airline is easyjet and they also fly to hurghada and they have put out a statement saying they will continue flying that they are continuously monitoring the situation. they obviously watching this closely as well. ramzan karmali, thank you for going through all of that. we will keep an eye out on the situation. ramzan karmali there, our news reporter. let's get some of the day's other news. more than 20,000 people have taken to the streets of the russian capital moscow to protest against the exclusion of opposition candidates from registering for local elections. officials barred around 30 candidates from running, claiming they failed to qualify. those excluded say they're being punished for challenging the control of putin loyalists. in london, pro—european opponents of brexit have held a ‘no to boris, yes to europe' march. it featured thi

replaced united arab emirates officers in these regions which are strategic regions that over log on the red sea whiston yemen so the strategic babbin manned and also moca where the united arab emirates have extensively invested and also backed the saudi led quality in its fight against the whole of these and the worst cost line of all who they are many observations believe such a withdrawal will waken the quality. i'll turn serve on but others say that this will support the sweden peace agreement that was signed in stockholm last december even though the united arab emirates have joined the saudi that qualification in order to reinstate the former president or 3 green state the president are durable and so had the which is the hose the president of the legitimate government recognized by the world but on the ground many observers wandering. why the united arab emirates is supporting the transitional council which is calling for this is of the solve of yemen from the north this is contradictory to the main goal of the quality which is supporting the internationally recognized government there is

syrian peninsula perhaps a little bit of cloud just sliding its way into the central areas of the red sea maybe up towards the far south of amman is well but essentially it does look dry and settled temperatures here in doha day pick up to around 45 celsius but a smile when plans to watch have some lifted dust and sand so any staying dry staying dry across the southern parts of africa over the next couple of days little more clout to the south. from cutting edge medical technology toxic venom could be a fast untapped resource for the development of lifesaving drugs to advances in the most difficult regions of the world. ends up in the same. site every. innovative solution to global health care problems to make a difference maybe all of those were good sure to solve the cure on al-jazeera. you're watching i'll just remind the noun of our top stories iran will increase enriching its uranium levels in the next few hours breaching the limits on the 2015 nuclear deal that iran had given the e.u. until sunday to save the agreement plans to scale down commitments every 60 days but says it's stil

keen breeze as we go on through sunday on into monday possibility of around the southern end of the red sea just over towards the gulf of aden but otherwise it really is normal service hot sunshine pretty much all the way all sunshine present sunshine across much of southern africa we've got temperatures into homs around 17 degrees celsius so a little while because. every reclaim you cycle brings a series of breaking stories this maximum jail term has jumped from 5 years to 175 years during the listening post as we tend the cameras on the media donald trump shouldn't be the one deciding who is a journalist and who is a focus on how they were caught on the stories that matter they moved closer and closer to the tire shut down both international and domestic news coverage on al-jazeera until now the coverage of latin america and most of the world was about covering could this tragedy quakes. and that was it but not how people feel how they look how they see it and that's what we do we go anyway 5 and a half months of demanding a good education system that was introduced to. latin america euro

26 in 23 in london 23 in london is about what it should be look further south look at these deep red sea over spain and it over portugal we have got some wildfires burning 39 celsius there for madrid and as we go through into monday much warmer air starts to push its way across southern and central parts of france shoes day that's going to make its way up towards paris northern parts of france paris could well touch 40 celsius by the end of this week so that's something to watch out for a 32 in london some real heat tucking its way in so as we go on through the next couple of days a safe we have got a much warmer air pushing into those western parts further race we've got some showers which are going to sink their way further southwards in these woods into that western side if europe eastern parts of europe but much warmer list to the west. ever have thank you now still ahead on the news our. doorstep demodex contests go now to outside the hole in the governor calling for his resignation. 3 but if you want to. pray for one. quorum call. marking the exact moment 15 years ago when man 1st

united arab emirates officers in these regions which are strategic regions that over block on the red sea whiston yemen so the strategic babbin mend and also moca where the united arab emirates have extensively invested and also backed the saudi led quality in its fight against the whole of these in the worst course line of the day there are many observations believe such a withdrawal will waken the quality. i'll phone serve on her but others say that this will support the sweden peace agreement that was signed in stockholm last december. houston religious leaders have pledged to provide sanctuary for immigrants facing deportation from the u.s. as part of a nationwide wave of arrests the operation will target hundreds of families in 10 u.s. cities on friday trying to confirm the plan designed to the scourge central american migrants from crossing the us mexico border was actually going to go ahead. on the joins me live now from washington d.c. 1st of all will more do we actually know about the raids. well it does not appear that they're happening there is no evidence that they've been hap

hotter in the process $43.00 degrees and want to see showers just around the southern end of the red sea western parts of yemen could see the odd shower sas day looks a little dry as you go on into sunday as is the case across much of the race but a 38 humid 38 once again here in doha not too much right on the forecast in the forecast for southern africa over the next a lot of sunshine coming through 18 celsius in capetown so warm sunshine at that we have got increasing cloud just spinning in across the southern oceans as we go on through the next couple of days but across the region we swaddle dry and fine. it could be the biggest land grab in history. as powerful nations lay claim to territories under the ocean $21.00 geologists are secretly plotting new borders. as the struggle for resources intensifies some of the world's most powerful scientists speak out. oceans monaca on 00. the latest news as it breaks it is long campaigned against what it calls attempts to undermine the state of israel from within. with detailed coverage called power being replaced by new cool friendly plants al

parts of yemen over the next day or 2 they're pushing their way across into the southern end of the red sea we could there was some right into south africa too much of that's on the cards as we go over the next couple days in fact across much of southern africa it's pretty much blue skies all the way we'll see temperatures getting up to 1718 celsius for thomas burke and for cape town a high of 20. 3 in harare and a 22 for the soka. after 25 years of affording the world's waste china through the global recycling industry into chaos. the growing pressure for greener skies that is resulting in change we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera. sanctions are hitting north korea ha dots according to a report from the south that says the economy has suffered its worst fools and i would twentieth's. hello i'm down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the united nations says as many as 150 migrants and refugees may have drowned off the coast of libya. palestinians that day a culture with displays of pride but also protes

replaced united arab emirates officers in these regions which are strategic regions over block on the red sea whiston yemen so the strategic problem and also moca where the united arab emirates have extensively invested and also backed the saudi led quality in its fight against the whole of these in the worst course line of. many observations believe such a withdrawal will waken the quality. but others say that this will support the sweden peace agreement that was signed in stockholm last december u.s. immigration and customs agents are expected to raid homes in 10 u.s. cities protests have been held in philadelphia and elsewhere against the raids president trump told reporters that potentially 2000 undocumented immigrants could be detained he said the aim is to quote get criminals out of the u.s. and put them in prison where they came from. one democratic congresswoman says some religious leaders in texas are offering sanctuary to anybody who might be part of the raids. but it is a place where people like me. people of faith are civic leaders union leaders are prepared to fight against a das

tragic and sad things that the red sea. and we all feel. for those are infected. friends families and neighbors. the horrible thing to experience. the friends and families and loved ones of everyone. it was affected by this. we couldn't be more thankful for the we immediate response of the first responders the police personnel are on site maison job of controlling the situation as quickly as it possibly be. we thank them for all that i have to say over for any more questions to be one else here. likely will be will push that out they are determined to fight for want to take a second to thank you for your patience understand their community is grieving like i mentioned earlier this is an active investigation to it. we have multiple allied agencies. once we solidify the car and the location. sure that will put that out so that we can provide the most current information again thank you i appreciate your patience. >>so that was a live update from authorities on the scene in gill worry telling us now that 4 people are dead that includes the gunman, 15 others injured.

up pretty dry as per usual across the arabian peninsula maybe a little more cloud over towards the red sea you know just to see that cloud you might just catch a sport or 2 rain western parts of yemen certainly with a chance of the the old shower over the next day or 2 showers diminishing as we go on into monday elsewhere here in doha we're getting up to 42 degrees celsius with more hot sunshine coming through sunshine a little more pleasant across southern parts of africa but we have got a fair bit of cloud just around the southern cape for a time on sunday that will just sink a little further south which is be going into monday further north it's pretty much wall to wall sunshine all the way. the weather sponsored by cattle and ways. they watch us. they gather evidence but so can we. and american cyber activists develops and used in brazil to monitor police. we have more cameras than they do because one of the people a bigger brother. rebel beaks. are not just. talk about your watching old was there with the whole robin to remind of all top stories the u.s. special envoy for afghanistan

replaced united arab emirates officers in these regions which are strategic regions over log on the red sea whiston yemen so the strategic babbin manned and also moca where the united arab emirates have extensively invested and also backed the saudi led qualification in its fight against the whole of these in the worst cost line of all who they are many observations believe such a withdrawal will waken the quality. i'll turn serve on and they do but others say that this will support the sweden peace agreement that was signed in stockholm last december even though the united arab emirates have during the saudi that qualification in order to reinstate the former president or 3 green stay the president are durable and sort of had the which is the hose the president of the legitimate government recognized by the world but on the ground many observers wondering. why the united arab emirates is supporting the transitional council which is calling for this is session of the south of yemen from the north this is contradictory to the main goal of the quality in which is supporting the internationall

syrian peninsula perhaps a little bit of cloud just sliding its way into the central areas of the red sea maybe up towards the fall all the mana as well but essentially it does look dry and settled temperatures here in doha day pick up to around $45.00 celsius but a smile when plans to watch have some lifted dust and sand be staying dry staying dry across the southern parts of africa over the next couple of days little more clout to the south. every armed attack in europe creates fear and division amongst its citizens. stories of loss no one tone. is sweeping association of islam with violence leaves european muslims facing the stock reality of being ostracized by the very communities in which they. love and moon the tragic loss of life. on al-jazeera. you're watching our minding our top story is iran will increase in reaching its uranium levels in the next few hours breaching the limits set under the 2015 nuclear deal given the e.u. until sunday to say the agreement plans to scale down to 60 days but says it's still open to talks. been scuffles in hong kong between protesters and police

americans who said they want to build a coalition in the persian gulf region and all the way to the red sea and to vary. the timing is of of course excellent for the british to come up with this story anyone who looks at the persian gulf map they can see that iranian bases it's iran's home turf if they wanted to take a tanker they would take that tanker and there's nothing that the british could do about it while they do run. around they say last week that they want to take a british oil tanker if it's detained warship wasn't released yet do you think that the british are fabricating this because of american pressure. absolutely the iranians if the british failed to release the iranian tanker because they it's an act of piracy it is illegal even if the even if it was oil that was going to that particular refinery which is for the concert which would be consumption for ordinary syrians even if that was the case there was they have no right to detain tankers owned by other countries but it wasn't for that refinery wasn't even for syria and they had no right to detain the tanker it's just a pa

syrian peninsula perhaps a little bit of cloud just sliding its way into the central areas of the red sea maybe up towards the far south of amman is well but essentially it does look dry and settled temperatures here in doha day pick up to around $45.00 celsius but a smile when plans to watch have some lifted dust and sand so any staying dry staying dry across the southern parts of africa over the next couple of days little more clout to the south. 3 decades of the collapse of the soviet union russia gaging with africa to raise its political clout and we look at the economics behind. counting the cost on a. new yorkers are very receptive. because it is such an international city they are very interested in global perspective that al-jazeera provides. one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumberjacks and drivers. we follow the treacherous journey as they walk through extreme conditions. together and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risking it all. on al-jazeera. you're watching out just 0 time to recap pipelines now iran will in

hotter in the process $43.00 degrees and want to see showers just around the southern end of the red sea western parts of yemen could see the odd shower sas day looks a little dry as you go on into sunday as is the case across much of the race but a 38 and humid 38 once again here in doha not too much right on the forecast for cost for southern africa over the loss of sunshine coming $3000.00 sales is in cape town so warm sunshine it that we have got increasing cloud just spinning in across the oceans as we go on through the next couple of days but across the region this windy dry and fine. i know again i'm not on our minds of our top stories this hour more than 100 civilians have been killed in syria in the past 10 days 27 of them children are increasingly becoming the victims of a government and russian assault on the rebel held province of it. 40 bodies have been pulled from the water off to the west mediterranean tragedy this year as many as 150 refugees and migrants saw fit to have drowned off the coast of libya on thursday. and a severe heat wave is threatening the wilds of a 2nd l