arabia that is heaviest just around mecca to the north of mecca just around central parts of the red sea further south it is generally try that draw your weather stretches this way down across the horn of africa plenty of showers across the heart of africa pushing down into was in bob way into a good part of mozambique in just notice from madagascar we have a tropical cycle and now that's going to make its way further west which as we go through saturday say some heavy rain coming through here northern half of madagascar light it see some big downpours we are expecting flooding as a result of that and much of madagascar seeing some of that rainfall as we go on through sunday heaviest of course across the eastern side of the island. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse for $2200.00 people informed opinions how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bind in this situation he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global head

south was a fresh breeze coming in in the process says some west of weather there over towards the red sea further north it is generally dropping see how the temperatures are struggling 12 or 13 degrees there for damascus and for baghdad and even struggling here in doha by monday and the late breaking temperatures back to around $22.00 celsius for the chance of want to show is over towards the red sea further south it is generally dry just around the horn of africa plenty as shallow as over towards lake victoria we're seeing a further west was right to the heart of africa and they say in some big downpours we'll see some of the showers just sinking their way southward across the democratic republic of congo with some wet weather or the way down across zimbabwe seeing some showers longer spells of rain some wet weather too just easing across towards northern parts of namibia over madagascar here we have a tropical cyclone that's bringing some very heavy rain in some parts could see maybe 100 to 200 millimeters of fright as that tropical sidelines tom makes its way east was easing into the m

determined by the wind is quite a strong modeling down the gulf and briefly in all the run down the red sea was snow still possibly falling in teheran for jerusalem it looks like a fine christmas day cloudy morning maybe and then for sustenance sunday the wind comes in but it's from the east so something is changing watch this is a northerly look at what's happening in western society this is always the circulation taking place in the red sea coast inland to the northwest decide to move get towards amman eventually getting in towards israel but it may just be the wind nothing more than the show is kept further south the same time doha's wind is cutoff and becomes more of an easterly. rain proper has been falling in southern africa as you well though this is big white cloud easter so the eastern side of south africa and mozambique is in big downpours they're still around during friday drifting slowly east without us behind was a scotch ring of showers in botswana on the eastern side of south africa maputo represents a good bit of rain for certain mozambique and the long gray will be way out.

tried and many of my colleagues have tried to think about is really the bureaucracy being sped up the red sea being dismantled as the part of operation was speak but the americans as still not fully on board as a community in august it was 50 percent acceptance in november with 60 percent a little bit lower than the 70 percent we need for herd immunity to pitch in home thank you so much for your time thanks so much well the u.s. supreme court has rejected a lawsuit filed by the state of texas to overturn the results of last month's presidential election president trump and scores of republican officials and low micah's had supported the suit which challenge president elect joe biden's victories in michigan georgia pennsylvania and wisconsin but the justices ruled that texas didn't have the right to challenge the states on their elections the fate knocks a huge setback for trump in his bid to seize electoral victory from bob. so then is this the end of the road for donald trump's campaign to stop joe biden from taking office next month we put that question to a he's an election low expert at f

tried and many of my colleagues and try to think about is really the bureaucracy being sped up the red sea being dismantled as the part of operation wants to beat but the americans a still not fully on board as a community in august it was 50 percent acceptance in november with 60 percent a little bit lower than the 70 percent we need for herd immunity to pitch in home thank you so much for a time thanks so much well spike in corona virus deaths here in germany is alarming authorities and stocking coals for a strict a lockdown at the beginning of the pandemic gemini's death toll per capita was one of the lowest among countries countries rather with the 2nd wife however the picture looks more bleak on saturday german health authorities recorded nearly 500 related deaths and the numbers continue to trend upward and meanwhile the country's disease control agency also bridge just did more than 28000 new infections in a single day now those figures suggest weeks of a pasha lockdown have not slowed the spread of the infection indeed tough of restrictions same almost inevitable now something chan

at what's happening in western society this is always the circulation taking place showers in the red sea coast inland the northwest decide to move get towards amman eventually getting in towards israel but it may just be the wind nothing more than showers kept further south the same time doha's wind is cutoff and becomes more of an easterly. rain has been falling in southern africa this is big white cloud so the eastern side of south africa and mozambique is in big downpours they're still around during friday drifting slowly is what are you left behind was a scattering of showers in botswana on the eastern side of south africa maputo represents a good bit of rain for certain mozambique and the long grey will be away. from. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse for $2200.00 people informed opinions how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bi ministration he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a

south was a fresh breeze coming in in the process says some west of whether they're over towards the red seafurther north it is generally dropping see how the temperatures are struggling 12 or 13 degrees there for damascus and for baghdad and even struggling here in doha by monday and the late great pagan temperatures back to around 22 celsius for the chance of want to show is over towards the red sea further south it is generally dry just around the horn of africa plenty as shallow as over towards lake victoria pushing a further west was right into the heart of africa tanzania seen some big downpours we'll see some of those showers just sinking their way southward across the democratic republic of congo with some wet weather or all the way down across be as zimbabwe seeing some showers along the spells of rain some wet weather too just easing across towards northern parts of namibia over madagascar here we have a tropical cyclone that's bringing some very heavy rain in some parts could see maybe 100 to 200 millimeters of fright as a tropical side clenching tao makes its way further east was

the route takes them across the djibouti desert, the red sea and yemen, a country ravaged by civil warndreds die of exhaustion in the desert or drown while crossing the gulf of aden. charles emptaz and 0livier jobard followed the migrants on their treacherous journey. they want to go to saudi arabia because it's a rich country and there is always an example of a family who get richer by the money sent from the migrants. and even if there is a lot of bad stories of migrants who failed in their migration, the success story is always more appealing. during theirjourney, they often go without food for days on end and are easy prey to kidnappers. speaking to the migrants and the traffickers, the film captures the desperation of those willing to risk their lives for a better way of life and the criminals who exploit them. for those who make it as far as yemen, living conditions are often no better or even worse than what they left behind. they're really living in the streets. they get a little money from begging in the street or washing the cars, but really it's a harsh condition for most of

they came here via the red sea and the suez canal, like most of the roughly one thousand non-native speciesthat have reached the mediterranean. because of climate change, the waters here are now also warm enough to support tropical species. mohamed nejmeddine bradai has spent decades studying the migratory patterns in the mediterranean. mohamed: we're especially interested in learning about invasive species, because they threaten the biodiversity of all our seas. and it's a phenomenon that we're seeing increasingly in the mediterranean. scientists estimate that a new non-native species appears roughly every nine days. that's significant. >> at tunisia's national institute of marine sciences and technology, olfa ben abdallah and her team are studng the blucrabs. e scientis are keen learn more about this destructive species, how fast do the crabs ow, how qukly do the reprode, and howo they pact otherpecies whethey arrive in a new area? to help answer tse questions, they're analysing the contents of the crabs' stomachs. olfa: the blue crab is an extremely voracious species. the crabs are basic

was quite fresh breeze coming in in the process says some west of weather there over towards the red sea further north it is generally dropping see how the temperatures are struggling 12 or 13 degrees there for damascus and for baghdad and even struggling here in doha by monday and the late great pagan temperatures back to around 22 celsius for the chance of want to show is over towards the red sea further south it is generally dry just around the horn of africa plenty as shallow as over towards lake victoria pushing a further west was right to the heart of africa tanzania seen some big down poles we'll see some of the showers just sinking their way south which across the democratic republic of congo with some wet weather or the way down across zimbabwe seeing some showers longer spells of rain some wet weather too just easing across towards northern parts of namibia over madagascar here we have a tropical cyclone that's bringing some very heavy rain in some parts could see maybe 100 to 200 millimeters of fright as a tropical side plans tell makes its way east was easing into the mozambi

oil tanker has been hit by a boat full of explosives while a was unloading oil at the port on the red sea it's described the incident as a terrorist attack alexey o'brien has been. the blast rocked the singapore flagged oil tanker just after midnight causing a fire and sending smoke billowing into the sky the b.w. rhein was parked up in jeddah support its owner have near says all 22 sailors on board escaped unhurt. saudi owned media reported that 2 small boats were same before the explosion. it's the latest in a string of attacks on saudi arabia's energy sector mainly claimed by who's the rebels from across the border in yemen just 3 weeks ago the who fired a missile which struck a petroleum plant in jeddah damaging a fuel storage tank the who things have been escalating the cross border strikes to pile the pressure on the kingdom this one is just seems to be just another one of these attacks against you know a targets which are very vital for saudi arabia you know as the greatest exporter of oil in the world you know that the bubble among them straight in the waters of the red sea are ab

egypt's red sea coast is blessed with one of the world's most stunning coral reefs it's a hot spot for divers and tourists. but plastic and other trash endangered the sensitive underwater ecosystem. to counteract this egypt's chamber of diving and water sports initiated underwater cleanups during the cove at 19 lock down. on the way. divers from sharm el sheikh got a saw as an opportunity to clean the sea a chance to get rid of the trash and do something good while they had time on our hands. more than 350 professional divers were eager to volunteer. divers in the hob removed plastic film and other debris that could suffocate the coral. in who got a decade's worth of garbage were removed from a marina and taken to local waste disposal companies for sorting and many resorts in egypt reopened in mid july but from now on. some of the diving will be devoted to keeping the coral reefs clean. and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website oh set us a tweet hash tag doing your best and. we share your stories. is tourism a curse blessing this is a question t

in particular who work asked for guides or take jobs in hotels and shops in the resorts along the red sea many of them decided to go back to their families and communities in the mountains often seeing all time to the upside to these radical changes that they have returned to their traditional way of life in harmony with nature and the environment. in st catherine home of the job of the a bedouin covered 90 has brought tourism to a complete halt. those walking in the industry have been left without income many jabaliya have been sent to a more traditional way of life some have gardens that are a 1000 years old so you had new somehow made this revive his family got into a groove. and if it didn't any more than half the job aaliyah here in st catherine working truism. so there are a few other jobs or ways to earn an income. so i've begun to live as our fathers and grandfathers did from our own gardens in the hallways and. grows various vegetables he also has some grafted trees a technique used widely here. but this is a grafted tree we took a bitter almond tree and grafted a plum tree onto

the waters of the red sea are important for oil and the delivery of millions of barrels of oil everyay. if you make this unsafe, that will have an impact on saudi arabia's security and that is a high target and that increases the urgency for saudi arabia to do something. >> the distance between yemen's shores and the port makes it difficult but not impossible for the rebels to send two small boats filled with explosives more than 600 kilometers to launch such an attack. it could have been carried out by domestic operators who often don't claim responsibility for several days. so far, no group has said it was behind the blast, which saudi arabia described as a terrorist attack. there have been several violent incidents in the country this year. last month, a bomb exploded at a cemetery, injuring several people. >> this is a very tricky action done by groups or states, or groups supported by states. and of course, you don't find any evidence. normally, no one would say, i have done this. this keeps things in a gloomy situation. >> for now, maritime authorities urge vessels in the area

egypt's red sea coast is blessed with one of the world's most stunning coral reefs it's a hot spot for divers and tourists. but plastic and other trash endangered the sensitive underwater ecosystem. to counteract this egypt's chamber of diving and water sports initiated underwater cleanups during the covert 19 lock down. whale. divers from sharm el sheikh. saw it as an opportunity to clean the sea a chance to get rid of the trash and do something good while they had time on our hands. more than 350 professional divers were eager to volunteer. divers in the hob removed plastic film and other debris that could suffocate the coral. in who got a decade's worth of garbage were removed from a marina and taken to local waste disposal companies for sorting. many resorts in egypt reopened in mid july but from now on. some of the diving will be devoted to keeping the coral reefs clean. and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our websites oh send us a tweet hash tag doing your best. we share your story. is tourism a curse or a blessing this is a question that comes

things in particular who work astral guides or take jobs in hotels and shops in the resorts along the red sea many of them decided to go back to their families and communities in the mountains often seeing normal tonnage to the upside to this radical changes that they've returned to their traditional way of life in harmony with nature and the environment. in st catherine home of the japanese have bedouins covered 90 has brought tourism to a complete halt. those working in the industry have been left without income many jabaliya have been sent to a more traditional way of life some have gardens that are a 1000 years old so you had moved some honey it has revived his family garden to prove he would. look at. more than half the job aliya here in st catherine working truism to me so there are a few other jobs or ways to earn an income. so i've begun to live as our fathers and grandfathers did from our own gardens. egos various vegetables he also has some data trees a technique used widely here. this is a gratitude tree we took a bitter almond tree and granted a plum tree onto it it's doing well.

across northern parts of the region around the black sea the caspian sea all the way down towards the red sea here you can see this line of cloud here that is effectively a cold front like the temperature in kuwait 20 celsius here in doha we could be up to 30 degrees once again now ask a pair popular make its way further east which i mean 19 celsius in kuwait on sunday afternoon wetter weather moving into that western side of iran that will lead to widespread flooding say have pushed right to the heart of the country here in concert we should stay dry but as a system pushes through monday things will freshen up temperatures will struggle get to 24 celsius crappy with the sweater then on the other side of the arabian sea largely dry across a good part of india mist and fall problems up towards the north yes but it's down to the south where we remain very concerned about a tropical side a that's making its way across the tunnel not a grassy rolling over towards carolina right warnings in force here as a result of that there will be further flooding and over the next couple days some parts could

greatest exporter of oil in the world you know the bubble among them straight in the waters of the red sea are absolutely crucially important for the oil price and the livery of millions of barrels of oil every every day so if you make this unsafe that will have an impact on saudi arabia security and that is a very very high target and that increases the urgency for saudi arabia to do something about this yemen conflict. the distance between yemen's shores and the port of jeddah makes it difficult but not impossible for the huth east to st to small boats filled with explosives more than 600 kilometers to launch such an attack it could also have been carried out by domestic operators who often don't claim responsibility for several days so far no group has said it was behind monday's blast which saudi arabia's described as a terrorist attack there have been several violent incidents in the country this year last month in jeddah a bomb exploded at a non muslim symmetry injuring several people this is a very tricky actions done by by. you know groups or states or order or groups supported by

line of western weather through saudi arabia down towards mecca central and southern parts of the red sea a shower or 2 on the cards and it's more of the same brady as we go on through thursday i suspect here in qatar it should be dry temperatures around 26 celsius with a good deal of south weather i'm hazy sunshine which extends its way down across the horn of africa well we may see want to choose showers just creeping into that eastern side of somalia or whether to into central parts of ethiopia that's certainly a possibility so right across the heart of africa just around the rift valley pushing a little further south where we are seeing the way. this weather over the coming days those heavy showers stretching the way right across the democratic republic of the congo into northern parts of i go into and beyond that wet weather actually slides down across want to see some showers that are in susanne bier with wet weather to the most happy. so may al-jazeera london bro constantine 2 special guests in conversation people think that racism is having personal vitriol towards black people ri

little line of cloud which is just making its way across saudi arabia some wetter whether it was the red sea here in doha is fine and highs of 20. every year 50000000 tons of electronic waste is thrown away the majority is a league. any dumped in developing countries right now electronic waste is the most prated as of this with retracing the tech through the criminal organizations making the big profits and asking why the west is turning a blind eye to man made on the waste trail on al jazeera. old. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now the central african republic will go ahead with sunday's presidential election as planned despite fears over the spread of violence the constitutional court ruled unanimously after a quest by opposition candidates to postpone the vote b.t.o. piers human rights commission says a total of $270.00 people were killed on wednesday doubled the initial figure what was described as a law enforcement operation by the prime minister is turning into an internet ethnic conflict. turkey's defense minister has arrived in libya despite thre

this vessel is just back in new york from the red sea.r temperatures to see if they can learn stuff about the coral reefs closer to home here. >> it's all fascinating, will, and i understand there was a rare weather phenomenon involved in that mission you were talking about as well? tell us about it. >> reporter: yeah, crazy weather. on their way out to the red sea through the strait of gibraltar in september, this vessel encountered what is called a medicane. it's a mediterranean hurricane, kind of like a cyclone. it can reach a category 1 hurricane level winds, crazy stuff. this helicopter actually, they can push that inside. it has a little hangar so they don't get the -- the helicopter doesn't fly off the ship. they have everything literally nailed down here on oceanxplorer. >> will, look ahead for us then. what's next here for the oceanxplorer? >> reporter: next up, warmer weather. i hope that i can hitch a ride. they're heading to the caribbean. they're joining none other than james cameron for a nat-geo docuseries about the ocean,

egypt's red sea coast is blessed with one of the world's most stunning coral reefs it's a hot spot for divers and tourists. but plastic and other trash endangered the sensitive underwater ecosystem. to counteract this egypt's chamber of diving and water sports initiated underwater cleanups during the cove at 19 lock down. divers from sharm el sheikh who got a saw as an opportunity to clean the sea a chance to get rid of the trash and do something good while they had time on our hands we want. more than 350 professional divers were eager to volunteer. divers in the hub removed plastic film and other debris that could suffer cait the coral. in who got a decade's worth of garbage removed from the marina and taken to local waste disposal companies for sorting. many resorts in egypt reopened in mid july but from now on. some of the diving will be devoted to keeping the coral reefs clean. and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website oh set us a tweet hash tag doing your best. we share your story. is stories are a curse or a blessing this is a question th

allowed onshore breeze is developing again throughout the levant comes forward on the red sea it is the prompt showers in eritrea western side of saudi arabia parts of eastern sudan as well the next day or so and of course the showers are likely through gaza israel for lebanon as well focus to jerusalem it's just 3012 degrees but shows the next couple of days and possibly quite gusty winds i don't think is the potential for flash floods we have an air around sea valley for galilee for example further inland the showers spread into iraq they look fairly light but have a show mild falling down what looks like a lot of showers here and back rainy cata but that is early friday in the breeze picks up again at $23.00 sunny degrees it's iran that gets most of this weather the rain or snow it might snow again in tehran itself during that says he or early friday southern africa has been active recently weather wise typically 50 or 60 min to be to showers in the middle of south africa that's gathering into a sort of frontal zone and move east was at least you know lives thunderstorms leaving behi

that eastern side of turkey bike shoes they could catch a shower or 2 down the southern end of the red sea but again not too much to speak of as is the case to across somalia the seasonal rise they will continue quite nicely across the central and southern parts of africa some lively showers there around the rift valley just notice some wester weather just coming into botswana tumbling its way into one to maybe that will be pretty heavy at times and then it's going to just slide it's where little further south what's good parts of south africa will see some wet weather as we make our way into the middle part of the week some heavy rain at times as well and eventually out west the weather will move over towards the eastern cape as we go on through wednesday gradually sliding out into the open waters brightest guys come back into high forty's this picking up to 25. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop their energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such an amount as a global power development investment company nebraska power is uniquely positio

so i don't have to shut down, so i'm not totally in the red sea where i have to walk to make up or say no to me. you know, i'm sure they can find money to do that. people are going to live what their lives are. you still stir nor run a business and every day and like, you know, we've got to buy it. if it was normal, that these people expect people to do it on need to go to the holidays. you know, you're going to see their parents rough times on here, how you feel about it or feel alone. i don't think it's going to work for you. go for interesting delving. ready many thanks for joining us on r.t. international. this tuesday will be back with all the latest headlines in about 30 minutes. just zakynthos gang. he had my pappy a ways to park aboard if he does not get in. not for me because well, goodness would come to give equal who would have thought of that? he didn't look up in the middle of the jobs that doubled as a need to get them involved. not ever want to buy a book when nobody will know part of a lot of people to tune into some of the look forward to talking to you all should work

drone and missile capabilities are 2nd to none on the other hand iran's regional allies from the red sea to central asia to the mediterranean and to the hindu kush are very powerful and the a long reach so whether it will be a military response or an intelligence response that i don't know but i think the iranians feel that they have no option but to punish the israeli regime simply because if they do not do so the regime will be encouraged to carry out further murderous attacks against iranian citizens and therefore a strike by the iranians will help to convince the israeli regime that the price is not worth it why is that we appreciate you coming on to the program and giving us your thoughts and insight but so much that was professed slayed mohammed project from tehran you know thought city. well still ahead on the program an american claims it's now the global summer and when it comes to penny sing doping in sport we look at how a new u.s. nor could give it far reaching powers to jail and prosecute offenders in different countries up next. join me every thursday on the alec simon show

this footage was collected by researchers in egypt's red sea, and shows octopuses using their tentacleshe study say the punches happened during hunts, when octopus and fish were working together to catch prey. in some cases, the ‘punches' appear to be motivated by practical gain like stealing prey. in others — researchers believe they could have been landed to ‘impose a cost‘ on ‘misbehaving fish'. everything you wanted to know about octopuses punching in the deep seas. you have been watching bbc news. thank you for watching. hello there. wednesday brought another wet day, particularly to england and wales. and at one point, we had over 50 flood warnings in force. now, i'm sure as the rain eases off, the number of flood warnings through christmas eve will gradually begin to drop away, but still the potential for a few problems. there is the rain bearing cloud, then, we had across england and wales, but my attention right now is being drawn to this area of cloud just running in across the north of scotland, because this is going to bring some of you snow. yes, there could be a few centim

chinese immigrants into pakistan below the whole problems there which is sits at the mouth of the the red sea to watch all these oil imports come through so they have no choice there so. so dominate there's so dominate in terms of commodities all commodities are included oil in or everything else to get imported well maybe factures mentioned manufactured items get exploited they will control the they will control the space and they're going to have to go global and expand sound let me ask you this we recently had kyle bass alicia and i would say he's a china bear and points to the debt says it that's overwhelming it's unsustainable they've got a huge debt problem all as raw china stuff as well archy to use joe biden's word and what you think about that he's one of these guys these are china beers who've been around for 20 years talking about the end of china and the property market is going to collapse and they just get it wrong and wrong and wrong time again you know bass before he was on chinese talking about the japanese currency melting down and lost a lot of money on that so i mean it's

strong normally would not make you feel cooler a similar but not a strong wind is going down the red sea which was i think helped to develop showers around the eastern side of sudan western side of society and not just on the higher ground are that temperature wise could do better is not extreme but with the strong winds in the 90 greet the 19 degrees at best on saturday getting slightly warm as a wind drops on sunday and monday in doha the heavy rain is so dispersing now on its way through south africa into was sudden mozambique now it'll be greatly welcome still in was a beacon zimbabwe but rather a mist i think in southern botswana. but. i was raised in france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents and this is mean. fighting both isis and as of. this 2nd of a 2 part epic tale of a remarkable family. the father the son and the jihad. team on al-jazeera. the old. hello again i'm the stasi attainder let's remind you about top stories here the salary us president donald trump has pardoned more of his allies the latest list of 26 and periods his 2016 campaign chairman paul metaph

dry to the south of that 11 maybe just what it is shallow is just around the southern end of the red sea and i could just bring a shower or 2 into djibouti pushing into ethiopia the church of the show us along the rift valley more heavy downpours there for a uganda pushing over towards rwanda burundi eastern parts of the democratic republic of congo are more of the same as we go on into choose a quite a few showers at this stage pushing into tanzania go somewhere to weather also leaking its way down into one golan as we go through the next day i will say that western weather coming into namibia very heavy rain here unusually wet weather and that cloud and rain that will bring possible shift flooding into central parts of south africa. the malaysian be weaponized. throughout history a lot more from the 1st year to 10 men started fighting and developed by nation states there could be enough to reach the top. now within reach of those seeking. doesn't cause toxic substances the one with the dog and man me to visit friends on al-jazeera. her again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of

just around the southern end of the red sea and again on the other side of the water you might just can't see around your beauty around the ethiopian highlands plenty of showers meanwhile into the hostel of africa the seasonal rain 70 pepping up now some really wet weather coming into that eastern side of angola will see some wet weather just spilling out to botswana and makes its way into namibia and some really heavy right on this one actually it will gradually sink its way further south was as we go through sunday monday going on into choose day with a chance of fighting for central pass south africa. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground and in the canaries what is the situation there is only one doctor and one nurse for $2200.00 people informed opinions how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of a buy ministration he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like it'll get the vaccine when there's no money at all the rest of the rich countries are fighting for an in

dry to the south of that will and maybe just want to showers just around the southern end of the red sea and i could just bring a shower or 2 into djibouti pushing into ethiopia churchy the showers along the rift valley more heavy downpours there for a uganda pushing over towards rwanda burundi eastern parts of the democratic republic of congo are more of the same as we go on into choose a quite a few showers at this stage pushing into tanzania go somewhere to weather also leaking its way down into one goal as we go through the next day i will say that western weather coming into namibia very heavy rain here unusually wet weather and that cloud and rain that will bring a possibility of flooding into central pass south africa. the kovi 19 pandemic is threatening one of singapore's most beloved traditions its famous straight story the bad days of 101 east investigates it focused to innovate to survive on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. her again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of our top stories this hour a growing number of countries are banning or restricting travel from th

south the breeze drops their heart gets a little warmer $24.00 degrees apart from fish out on the red sea coast it is of course dry and not especially wool and not especially cold we see the movement in the heaviest rains in southern africa this swirl of cloud here might hint it where they have gone they certainly went into new maybe a sudden go to the development i think on tuesday will be in south africa so that's a proper circulation prepared low pressure they'll be flooding from this if not in porters with a bit coast in east london where you got a wind increasing at least 2 days of big showers. ok calm and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table there was in the last allowed child marriage to happen legally easter basically archaic walls they had often legitimize them griego was pedophile on ara online jump into the conversation and the team to out of that discussion this stream on out is there a. move. or. hello again you're watching out as there is a reminder of our top stories this hour a $90000000

cloud and right is the west of iran just sliding across saudi arabia towards central areas of the a red sea finance right here in concert of national day $24.00 celsius light winds possibility of some early morning mist and folk things freshen up as we go on into saturday a similar temperature but the breeze will prevent any mist or folk problems at that stage scattering a showers across iran scattering a showers to just around the gulf of aden and want to tear those showers to make their way into northern parts of somalia so just around the horn of africa you could see some wet weather here as we go through the next day or so central parts of africa plenty of showers here all the way over towards the gulf of guinea big downpours there into camarade into kabban as showers making their way down into angola follow the showers down the rift valley and they do extend across as zambia pushing into was in bob way central and southern parts of seen some lively showers the on the wealthiest of south africa also seeing some wet weather but the showers do intensify the southern past the miami. ok cal

bloomy situation in the red sea is a busy shipping lane isn't it how vital is it that boats can be assured safety. i could actually this will add a lot of pressure on those countries around that it's the with egypt so that it be a surprise. and them and so those countries would be very worried now of another incident especially take into consideration all of the prize now has already gone up because of this incident now and that no one knows no one wants this is a situation globally with the impact of coverage 19 on the in the world and the desire to reduce the economy impact of this in the world so if any incidents happen again no one knows where the price of oil will go which will affect the whole life not only european and american but the whole life of the people of the world match ups where it could speak thanks for joining us pleasure. farmers union leaders in india have begun a one day hunger strike in a bid to ramp up protests over new agricultural laws farmers have been camped out on major highways for weeks blocking some entry points into the capital new delhi angry over legislat

it with a ship which is the case that northerly wind down the gulf is also normally wind down the red sea which tends to showers for the south maybe in the east and south sudan west inside of saudi arabia but for the most part it's cooler but sunny weather forecast wise for doha that's a sure miles not so windy northwesterly for a couple of days and the highest temperature on saturday only 19 as not going to feel very warm this part of the world active rain has faded a little bit we've had some good shots in the eastern side of south africa but i think concerted will see them right up through or mozambique but then you tend to get a fading of the full cost in fact a good part of botswana is going to be dry in the south here but not a shower showing here in the next 3 days however there will be significant raise to mozambique and throughout zimbabwe. places that both won't both have been in drought well it's that. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse or 2200 people informed opinion as to how big th

across northern parts of the region around the black sea the caspian sea all the way down towards the red sea here you can see this line of cloud here how does effectively a cold front look at the temperature in kuwait 20 celsius here in doha we could be up to 30 degrees once again now that's going to pay a popular make its way further east where it's i mean 19 celsius in kuwait on sunday afternoon west of weather moving into that western side of iran that will lead to widespread flooding see have pushed right to the heart of the country here in concert we should stay dry but as a system pushes through monday things will freshen up temperatures will struggle get to 24 celsius crap you would be sweater then on the other side of the arabian sea you dry across a good part of india mist and fall problems up towards the north yes but it's down into the south where we remain very concerned about a tropical sideline but arrive a that's making its way across the tunnel not a grassy rolling over towards kerala right warnings in force here as a result of that there will be further flooding and over the