the environment of the red sea something. many years. if as it was safer has not been properly maintained since the beginning of the war in yemen 5 years ago the bow cables and valves are rusted and the tanker is leaking for the past 2 years the united nations has asked for a team of experts to be allowed to go on board but permission from the warring parties is pending they are arguing over who gets the profits after the oil on board is sold the north of yemen is controlled by the who the rebels and this tanker lies within the region they control the oil minister blames an alliance led by saudi arabia for the blockade. at the mouth of the how do you know if our maintenance team's attempt to reach the tanker fighter jets will fly over them an attack that's a big problem. an oil spill would also wash up on the shores of who died in a port which is the lifeline for millions of people in northern yemen who are suffering hardship and hunger and are in urgent need of aid you know watching data being used his reminder of the top story we're fo

potentially spelling 1.2 million barrels of oil into the red sea.t would cause a natural disaster according to u.n. coordinator lilisa grarand. >> we know that it would destroy most of the fishing c capacities and the fishing villagess all along the coast. anand we know th i it would destroy the environment of the red sea. something which would probably take 30 years. reporter: if it has not -- it has not been properly maintained since the war in yemen five years ago. thee bow, cables and valves are rested in the tanker is leaking. for the past two years, the united nations has asked for a team of experts to be allowed to gogo on board. but perermission from the warrig parties is pendnding. they are arguing over who gets the profits after the oil on board is sold. the north of yemen is controlled by the houthi rebels, in this tanker lies witithin the regigin they control. the oil minister blames an alliance led by saudi arabia for the blockade. >> ifur maintntenance teams attempt to reach the tanker, fighter jets will fly over them and attack. that

is warning that a rusting oil tanker in the red sea is threatening to become an environmental disaster a 45 year old vessel is stocked with more than a 1000000000 sorry a 1000000 barrels of crude oil and is floating off the coast of yemen the ship is deteriorating and experts are warning of a potentially catastrophic oil spill yemen's ongoing civil war is complicating efforts to extract the oil from the ship. a cruellest ship with explosive cargo is docked off the coast of yemen this is the only current image of the ailing tanker at any moment it could fall apart potentially spilling $1200000.00 barrels of oil into the red sea. that would cause a natural disaster according to u.n. coordinator lisa grande and it would destroy the fishing capacity in the casino. and we know that it reduces. the environment of the roads something. many years. f. as so safe or has not been properly maintained since the beginning of the war in yemen 5 years ago the cables and valves are rusted and the tanker is leaking for the past 2 years the united nations has asked for a team of experts to be allowed to

tanker at any moment it could fall apart potentially spilling $1200000.00 barrels of oil into the red sea. that would cause a natural disaster according to u.n. coordinator lisa grande. fishing capacity in the fishing villages. and. environment of the roads. many years. f. as it was safer has not been properly maintained since the beginning of the war in yemen 5 years ago the cables and valves are rusted and the tanker is leaking for the past 2 years the united nations has asked for a team of experts to be allowed to go on board but permission from the warring parties is pending they are arguing over who gets the profits after the oil on board is sold the north of yemen is controlled by the who the rebels and this tanker lies within the region they control the oil minister blames an alliance led by saudi arabia for the blockade of the mouth of the how do you know if our maintenance teams attempt to reach the tanker fighter jets will fly over them and attack that's a big problem. an oil spill would also wash up on the shores of who died in a port which is the lifeline for millions of peopl

now be ronnie's warnings of rusting oil tanker in the red sea is an environmental disaster waiting to happen a 45 year old vessel is stocked with more than a 1000000 barrels of crude oil and these floating off the coast of yemen the ships deteriorating and experts are warning that an oil spill could be imminent yemen's ongoing civil war is complicating efforts to extract the oil from the ship. a cruellest ship with explosive cargo is docked off the coast of yemen this is the only current image of the ailing tanker at any moment it could fall apart potentially spilling $1200000.00 barrels of oil into the red sea. that would cause a natural disaster according to u.n. coordinator lisa grande and it would destroy the fishing capacities in the fishing villages. and. the environment of the roads. many years. if as it was safer has not been properly maintained since the beginning of the war in yemen 5 years ago the cables and valves are rusted and the tanker is leaking for the past 2 years the united nations has asked for a team of experts to be allowed to go on board but permission from the

unprecedented environmental disaster a damaged oil storage facility is not really threatening in the red sea who is to blame and can catastrophe be averted before it's too late this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura kyle years of civil war have torn yemen apart the fighting has divided the cities destroyed the economy and triggered the world's worst humanitarian crisis now the country is also on the verge of an environmental disaster for 5 years the fleecing storage facilities has lain idle off the coast on border more than 1100000 barrels of oil as yemen's who feel rebels battle with the saudi backed government for control of the country the facility has been left to rust united nations has described it as a ticking time bomb one that will eventually cause an ecological and humanitarian disaster if nothing is done but doing something is proving difficult but who fees who control the area where the facility is permanently mord have only recently allowed access to the u.n. they've given promises before that they've since gone back on. the un's top relief offici

size of the 989 exxon valdez disaster in alaska it would affect 1600000 yemenis who depend on the red sea for food and trade the majority of them already rely on humanitarian aid in terms of ecology $1200.00 species of fish would be endangered by a spill 10 percent of which exists nowhere else in the world and $115.00 islands could lose their biodiversity as well as the use of their ports thanks i. let's bring in our guests now to discuss this further and from washington d.c. we have william lawrence professor of political science and international affairs at the american university he's a former u.s. diplomat in the state department's ocean and environment bureau from sunna in yemen hussein albert katie a pro who 3 journalist and from beirut we have seen how little has executive director of greenpeace middle east north africa region thank you all very much for joining us hussein they've been warnings about this ship for years why have the who is these knots let the u.n. on board to assess it. actually the one who doesn't let. maintenance teams of the ship know to maintain the ship in a g

have some rather wet weather affecting parts of yemen the moment just on the southern end of the red sea receipts and stormy conditions here for really on and off over a week and we have seen flooding into western yemen the fos out west of saudi arabia still some showers in the forecast as we go on through the next couple of days the unusually wet weather does look set to continue further north is about to hit 52 celsius a possibility in baghdad some record breaking heat into parts of iraq over the next couple of days and further south here in doha to just pull away a touch and he'd be 38 celsius the top temperature here on friday night was still there into western yemen and on the other side of the red sea stretched across central parts of africa rolling across ethiopian highlands through south sudan and over towards the gulf of guinea some more big down poles coming in here from time to time as we go on through the next couple of days will see some heavy showers there it's in northern parts of the democratic republic of congo still a few showers just around eastern areas of kenya as we

big thunder showers across parts of the middle east ok with down towards the southern end of the red sea you see the thunderheads still showing up here but by and large hot and sunny pretty much sums it up as it should be 50 celsius here in baghdad still getting close to that record breaking temperatures then across parts of iraq a little cola hot enough 47 celsius is rico on into what is to more that intense heat and across much of the middle east to me but you see want to see shows between the black sea and the caspian sea still a chance of saying what it is shallow as it into that southwestern corner of saudi arabia western parts of yemen and on the other side of the red sea as well joining up in the shallows that we have through the heart of africa those eastley waves pulsing those showers right across central africa towards the gulf of guinea some big storms still in the full cost there over to a solemn areas of mali pushing over towards sierra leone nothing a little further north was as well these tend to be the preferred precursors that may will develop into a storm say more of th

military coalition fighting yemen's hurt the rebels have destroyed 2 explosive laden boats in the red sea saudi state t.v. report of the destruction of the vessels which it said happened south of the yemeni port of salif the to remotely controlled boats were threatening navigation the coalition said. libya's un recognized government says it's found a prison used by warlord khalifa haftar to torture opponents government leaders in tripoli are calling on the un to investigate mass graves discovered near the prison and to whom the forces from the government of national called captured that city from have to fight is back in june. he tells us now what's believed to have gone on in that prison. this is one of the prisons that was used by forces loyal to the world have her in the city of lahore now in these very tiny sills they used to keep their opponents including government forces captives and also all civilians from to horner who posed the military rule in the city government officials here enter horner tell us that some of those who were kept here or killed and voted in the mass graves tha

have some rather wet weather affecting parts of yemen the moment just on the southern end of the red sea it seems in stormy conditions here for really on and off over a week and we have seen flooding into western yemen the fos out west of saudi arabia still some showers in the forecast as we go on through the next couple of days the unusually wet weather does look set to continue further north is about the hate 52 celsius a possibility in baghdad some record breaking heat into parts of iraq over the next couple of days and further south here in doha just fold away a touch and he with the top temperature here on friday night was still adding to western yemen and on the other side of the red sea stretched across central parts of africa rolling across ethiopian highlands through south sudan and over towards the gulf of guinea some more big downpours coming in here from time to time as we go on through the next couple of days will see some heavy showers there it's in northern parts of the democratic republic of congo still a few showers just around eastern areas of kenya as well but to the s

. >> we have also resumed activities in south sinai, the red sea. it is with great pleasure that i announce that two planes arrived in south sinai and the red sea, bringing two tourist groups from the ukraine. >> reporter: egypt is hoping that this will be the beginning of the recovery of its tourism industry, which has been badly hurt by the lockdown to control the coronavirus pandemic. a country with several historic sites, egypt attracts millions of visitors each year. the tourism sector accounts for roughly 5% of the country's gdp and employs about 3 million people. but even as it begins the slow process of trying to rebuild the industry, the coronavirus still casts a shadow here. there are strict precautions. a sign at the entrance to the pyramid complex reminds visitors to wear masks. hand sanitizers are placed at strategic locations and staff take visitor temperatures before entering. egypt has the second-highest number of positive coronavirus cases in africa, nearly 73,000. but that did not deter some of the first tourists at the reopened si

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and who better to bring it to our attention than the man who part of the red sea?n. >> you know, when i got here tonight, i wasn't certain what to expect, except for a great party. writing clubs in prince albert kind of guarantee that. for the president in the first lady, on a first name basis, it's a great idea, just like the old days. actually, back to the screen actors guild, it wasn't dutch, it was ron or ronny to the old hands. i was new on the board then. we were in the middle of a tough strike and when we do the negotiating team, and i remember coming home very late one night after a long session, 4 am, and honey, i, said we've got a leader. yeah, you could say that. that's about thinking about when i watch the two of them come into the room tonight, but they walk a road now that we can't possibly know, and they walk it for us. a little less than five years ago in washington, at the ceremonies marking his first inauguration, i said, tomorrow at high noon on the steps of the capitol, one man will take in his hand the most awesome power and influence ever held

big thundery showers across parts of the middle east ok with down towards the southern end of the red sea you see the thunderheads still showing up here but by and large hot and sunny pretty much sums it up as it should be 50 celsius here in baghdad still getting close to that record breaking temperatures then across parts of iraq a little cola hot enough 47 celsius as we go out into wednesday more that intense heat and across much of the middle east to me maybe want to see shows between the black sea and the caspian sea still a chance of seeing what it is shallow as into that southwestern corner of saudi arabia western parts of yemen and on the other side of the red sea as well joining up in the show is that we have through the heart of africa those eastley waves pulsing those showers right across central africa towards the gulf of guinea some big storms in the fall cause there over 2 and can foster southern areas of mali pushing over towards sierra leone nudging a little further north was as well these tend to be the preferred precursors may well develop into lanty storm so more of the

it needs, raising the prospect of its cargo of over one million barrels of oil spilling into the red seanvironmental and economic disaster. perhaps unsurprisingly, the president of the security council told the investors are increasingly frustrated. >> the security council is impatient and the situation on the ground is unacceptable. discussione a close where we will really discuss the fundamentals of this. it cannot go on like this. reporter: diplomats have in the past praised the special envoy for his tireless work and optimism in this difficult job. that is perhaps why they are so concerned that he has now declared window of opportunity for peace in yemen may be fast fading. about one third of bangladesh has been affected by flooding that has left to million people needing help. many of those displaced are living in temporary shelters while others are being forced to take refuge on highways. at least 100 people have died so far. we report. this woman is desperate to save whatever possessions she is left with before the flooding, she used to live with a family of six in this modest hut

the red sea but here it is just these of days. i have to leave home go for ever it breaks my heart. the law climbs down on protests and freedom of speech at least a dozen people have already been arrested since in fact on the 1st of july money off them was simply carrying a hong kong independence flag. taiwan has strongly supported free and keep government protests and home calm since they broke out last year and like sheryl's thousands of hong kong people applying to move to taiwan. the government even recently set up an exchange office to help those with humanitarian needs. time on its walking a fine line in sports relations with beijing reflecting the sensitivity of the matter no one from the government granted us an interview for the same reason most of the hong kong is here also reluctant to talk to the media. those who have already started out here struggling to find a sense of belonging in taiwan what their culture and language are different stephen show opens to small supermarket last month where his ouse hong kong snacks and drinks it's more than a stall for him it's a comm

life has its own moment of truth and who better to call it to attention than the man who parted the red seaed that. a party for the president and the first laid a dion a first name basis. that's a great idea. just like the old days. actually, back in the screen actor's guild, it wasn't ron or ronny to the old hands. i was you in the point then. we were in the middle of a tough strike and he appointed me to the negotiating team. i remember coming home late one night after a long session. 4:00 a.m. olivia woke up. honey, i said, we've got a leader. yeah. you could say that. that's what i was thinking about when i watch ed the two of them come into the room tonight, but they walk a road know that we can't possibly know and they walk it for us u. a little less than five years ago, in washington at the ceremonies marking his first inauguration, i said, tomorrow, at nigh noon, on the steps of the capitol, one man will take in his hand the most awesome power and influence ever held by a single human being. he will be thenceforth forever wrapped in legend, myth, he will also pick up a burden of res

in boats in the red sea saudi state t.v. reported the destruction of the vessels which it said happened south of the port of salif the 2 remotely controlled boats were threatening navigation the coalition says libya's un recognized government says it's found a prison used by warlord khalifa haftar to torture opponents government leaders in tripoli are calling on the un to investigate the mass graves discovered near the prison in tahrir huna it's believed the warlords forces buried their torture victims and the un special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings is raised concerns about the growing use of armed drones for targeted killings. told the human rights council the time has now come to properly limit and regulate the use of drones you're up to date with the headlines here on al-jazeera we are back with more after the bottom line with steve clemons. hi i'm steve clements and i have a question is coping 1900 colleges education let's get to the bottom line. the novel coronavirus has struck america's education system like li

the risk of that oil tanker spilling its cargo over a 1000000 barrels of oil would end up in the red sea a very grim picture in yemen and it's clear from listening to the ambassadors they're getting increasingly frustrated about the lack of political progress because you're not going to solve any of these other things unless you get the political process started again our diplomatic as the james bay is live at the u.n. in new york james many thanks. thousands of people in yemen could be dying from undetected cases of cholera because covert 19 is overwhelmed health facilities there that's the latest assessment from oxfam which says that many are scared to seek treatment for fear of contracting corona virus according to the u.k. based charity the start of the rainy season next month could worsen the cholera outbreak more than $100000.00 suspected cases were recorded in the 1st 3 months of the year afghanistan's government and the taliban have agreed to observe a 3 day truce from friday during the holiday cease fire plan follows a surge in violence of recent weeks the taliban has indicated

environmental disaster a damaged oil storage facility is not really threatening marine life in the red sea who is to blame and can catastrophe be averted before it's too late this is inside story. rather than welcome to the program. years of civil war.

south you will see want to see showers so that western side of yemen and on the other side of the red sea it shows that the showers that we have through eritrea. pushing across the heart of africa some well i.v. rice still in place there across western parts of cameroon southern areas of nigeria still seeing some intense downpours and this heavy rains push right across west africa over towards liberia pushing up towards sierra leone and also through guinea heading towards the gambia as we go on through the next couple of days to sell in africa here it is a largely dry lots of sunshine coming through basin places the class connecting with the far south portal is about with a high of 70. short films of hope. and inspiration. a series of short personal stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. al-jazeera selects. had a good idea what she had 0 remind of our top stories this hour and there are more protests in ethiopia 3 days after a popular singer and activist was murdered a child who does so who has been buried in his hometown of was an icon for his country simply because e

they include italian freighters in the red sea and japanese battleships in the pacific. the majority of all wrecks in the last 100 years of navigation history date back to the war. many of the ships that went out were filled with fuel or crude oil. no one knows how much of that material still trapped in the racks but dr ecan came up with an estimate. based on the number of large ships that had combustion engine. if i had no information when i looked at the size of the vessel and the type. a vessel. a tanker a non tank vessel would be on the ball carrier a victory ship or something like that and i assume well let's say at least 10 percent of the oil may still be on there maybe 90 percent maybe all we don't know so i have a range of values so i estimate it using that methodology estimated about $2.00 to $25000000.00 tons of oil could potentially be on these rocks and that was something of concern because. they could potentially leak out and cause the same kind of damage as we see in other oil spills that occur now. in march 1909 the tanker exxon valdez ran aground off the

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work it needs raising the prospect of its cargo of over a 1000000 barrels of oil spilling into the red sea causing an environmental and economic disaster perhaps unsurprisingly the president of the security council told me ambassadors are increasingly frustrated yes the security council is impatient the situation for the people on the ground are. i just an acceptable and tweedle have today altering will have a close discussion where we really discuss. the fundamentals of this this cannot go on like this. diplomats have in the past repeatedly praised special envoy griffis for his work and he's up to his them in this difficult job that's perhaps why they're so concerned that he's now declared the window of opportunity for peace in yemen maybe fullest fading. al-jazeera at the united nations. the opposition in mali has rejected a mediation plan by the regional bloc ico also and called for the president to step down the move is a day after president abraham back at cato appointed a 6 person cabinet to form a unity government he was responding to an appeal from west african leaders who also cal

of sunshine there as you can see maybe want to show us still just around the southern end of the red sea joining up with the showers around ever try around the theo pushing across say uganda running over toward say good on towards cameroon southern parts of nigeria seeing some heavy rain once again so we'll see that wet weather continuing as we go on through monday and on into choose a little change here but notice some coastal showers just running up across kenya pushing up into southern parts of somalia just notice some showers too in the forecast for the northeast of madagascar as we go through the next couple of days elsewhere across southern africa well financed right pretty much sums it out lots of sunshine coming through temperatures there are 19 celsius in cape town winds will pick up here as we go on through choose day high then the 50. but. in their bias against code the 19 malaysian authorities are targeting margaret but. what i want to east cost if this is the fictive bars control or discrimination on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. good. welcome back you're watching al-jazeer

work it needs raising the prospect of its cargo of over a 1000000 barrels of oil spilling into the red sea causing an environmental and economic disaster perhaps unsurprisingly the president of the security council told me ambassadors are increasingly frustrated yes the security council is impatient the situation for the people on the ground are. i just an acceptable and we'll have today altering clothes will have a close discussion where we really discuss you know the fundamentals of this this cannot go on like this. diplomats have in the past repeatedly praise special envoy griffis for his work and his optimism in this difficult job that's perhaps why they're so concerned that he's now declared the window of opportunity for peace in yemen may be fast fading. out of the united nations about a 3rd of bungle this has been affected by flooding that's left to really and people help many of those displaced are living in temporary shelters while others are being forced to quote refuge on highways and least 100 people have died so far country reports. is desperate to save whatever few possession

southern end of the potential out certainly some showers there just around the southern end of the red sea still plenty a shower sliding out of theo p.s.l. saddam pushing across the central african republic into cameroon southern areas of nigeria still seeing some very heavy rain but the wet weather starting to ease across but in and togo liberian serry alone could also see some flooding rains as we go on through the next couple of days as choose de spicher go on into way to stay that rain still very much in evidence but can a fossil also seeing some big downpours at this stage might see a few showers 2 to season towards kenya with one of 2 showers it's about. a scandal which rocked the nation to its core and exposed hundreds of court officials accused of accepting bribes just to show the most dangerous commodity one s. sometimes take a spark a day or an edifice to blow up a personal pot against judicial corruption as i'm accountable by i i come out of my congress in an exclusive documentary al-jazeera examines one man's extraordinary battle for justice in ghana at this time. the e.u. and.

unprecedented environmental disaster a damaged oil storage facility is not very threatening in the red sea who is to blame and kind of catastrophe be averted before it's too late this is inside story . rather than welcome to the program. years of civil war have torn apart the fighting has divided the cities destroyed the economy and trick of the world's worst humanitarian crisis now the country is also.

military coalition fighting yemen's who think rebels have destroyed 2 explosive laden boats in the red sea saudi state television reported the destruction of the vessels which it said happened south of the empty port of salah the 2 remote think controlled boats were threatening navigation the coalition side . diplomatic tensions between australia and china are escalating off the camera suspected it's suspended rather its extradition treaty with hong kong or back comes after beijing imposed a controversial new security law on the territory australia is also extending visas for hong kong students and workers a move that's angered its biggest trade partner. reports from sydney. china's imposition of a controversial national security law in hong kong has prompted widespread protests across the former british colony and now a response from australia for skilled and graduate visa holders will be extending the eases by 5 years from today with a pathway to permanent residency at the end of those 5 years that's a pathway to the $10000.00 or so students unskilled workers from hong kong in a strike a

that 51 celsius there in baghdad more showers there you can see just around the southern end of the red sea i shall is affecting eritrea stepping off the theo p. and highland you will eastley waves driving the way towards the west africa big downpours there into western parts of cameroon southern areas of nigeria the usual on the seasonal showers but the west the weather over towards sierra leone towards getting pushing up towards the gambia over the next day or so if anything they said was a little more intense still as we go one through chews day south of the tropical shower as well as you dry across a good part of southern africa we got a developing system making its way towards madagascar and turning very wet here this week. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as. he's developed the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such 2 moms as a global power developed into the basement company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stick around we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environm

the saudi led coalition says it's destroyed 2 explosive laden boats in the red sea belonging to yemen's who the rebels the coalition spokesman says the 2 remotely controlled roads were the store and 6 kilometers south of the yemeni port of sally the coalition says the boats posed an imminent threat to international level geisha and the maritime activities . the un special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings a says the world has entered a 2nd drone age in our annual report to the human rights council agnes cullum out of labeled the u.s. drone killing of iran's top military commander has some silly money a violation of international law the report says most drone targeted killings receive little public scrutiny calmar the says drones pose a major international security issue with state and non-state actor is the ploy ever more advanced technology drawn for becoming stealthy or speedier smaller more lethal and can be or parry to by teams located thousands of kilometers away and in my opinion in the opinion of all the experts all you have consulted over the last 6 months b.c. is bringing t

military coalition fighting yemen's who the rebels have destroyed 2 explosive laden boats in the red sea saudi state t.v. reported the destruction of the vessels which it said happened south of the yemeni port of sol if the 2 remotely controlled boats were threatening navigation the coalition said. well as the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness to stay with us. ultimately it's. the. final stop as you can see it is me. in the studio livin out the real rap life so i'd say where. our game is. i would take the gaza strip it be this see israelis and palestinians right that. i'm some small. everybody but good. bit but if i had to buck up and up out of. this fish sure but i'm sure the fish are of times sure you know i should have to i'm sure from my own montana michael i think i'll ask are going to. be. cool yeah i don't know i've punched me. now. due to being human when you. know. boys. is a place where myself and one love go where we see things that people are thinking but never sin or they think it but they don't see it the way they think it you know how we always

work it needs raising the prospect of its cargo of over a 1000000 barrels of oil spilling into the red sea causing an environmental and economic disaster perhaps unsurprisingly the president of the security council told me ambassadors are increasingly frustrated yes the security council is impatient this situation for the people on the ground are. just an acceptable and tweedle have today altering will have a close discussion where we really discuss. the fundamentals of this this cannot go on like this diplomats have in the past repeatedly praise special envoy griffiths for his tireless work and his optimism in this difficult job that's perhaps why they're so concerned. that he's now declared the window of opportunity for peace in yemen may be fast fading. out of the united nations. iran has held a military drill in the strategically important strait of hormuz members of the revolutionary guard fired a missile from a helicopter targeting a mock craft carrier it was embassy nimitz class carriers the u.s. navy routinely deploys in the gulf the u.s.s. nimitz entered the middle eastern waters