middle east we will see some isolated showers across central parts of saudi arabia they may affect riyadh but temperatures here where we expect them for this time of year edging up into the early thirty's $32.00 in riyadh $35.00 in doha there is the wind kicking in and that's going to bring some dusty skies as well with some hazy sunshine for parts of qatar and the u.a.e. also saudi arabia but it's as we head up north to the levant that things are really heating up temperatures in jerusalem edging up as we get into sunday to record levels near record levels 34 degrees there in jerusalem and for iraq it's a similar story for look at baghdad by the time we get to monday will be peaking up into the early forty's so plenty of warm weather around here and it's a similar story in the north of africa things are heating up there awesome storms expected across the ethiopian rift valley affecting parts of somalia as well but much of the rain is in that central band of africa getting particularly heavy on sunday in the western areas of democratic republic of congo for much of the sunshine will have

your rib cage is expanding and that then forces the lungs to open up and that's what draws air in riyadh so when someone is anticipated in surgery, it's sort of the opposite because your diaphragm is paralyzed so somebody has to forced air in riyadh but under normal breathing circumstances, you just, it's the bellows. it's pulling air in. >> what did the video tell you, what did you see in it that had to do with the bellows. >> he, mister floyd is in a position so first of all, he's prone for with his hips aside and he has his arms handcuffed behind his back. that's already a bit of a difficult position to be in. the prone and handcuffed. and then with at times at least three officers on top of him whether it's his neck or his back or his lower back or legs. it prevents him from moving his body into a position where he can adequately use the bellows function. and his chest is sort of compressed in this position in such a way that he can't adequately expand and get enough oxygen. >> over what training time was this? >> nine minutes. >> what did you see in those nine minutes that led you t

middle east we will see some isolated showers across central parts of saudi arabia they may affect riyadh but temperatures here where we expect them for this time of year edging up into the early thirty's $32.00 in riyadh $35.00 in doha there is the wind kicking in and that's going to bring some dusty skies as well with some hazy sunshine for parts of qatar and the u.a.e. also saudi arabia but it's as we head up north to the levant that things are really heating up temperatures in jerusalem edging up as we get into sunday to record levels near record levels 34 degrees there in jerusalem and for iraq it's a similar story for look at baghdad by the time we get to monday will be peaking up into the early forty's so plenty of warm weather around here and it's a similar story in the north of africa things are heating up there are awesome storms expected across the ethiopian rift valley affecting parts of somalia as well but much of the rain is in that central band of africa getting particularly heavy on sunday in the western areas of democratic republic of congo for much of the sunshine will h

those operations are aimed at propping up yemen's pro saudi government against shia fighters which riyadh claims are terrorists the war has directly or indirectly claimed almost a quarter of a 1000000 lives according to the u.n. and the crisis appears to be getting even worse with the saudi blockade preventing vital supplies from entering yemeni ports. pretty staggering figures according to the united nations $2000000.00 children under the age of 5 will suffer acute malnutrition in yemen this year if the blockade continues it could result in $400.00 and deaths we heard from one of the leading activists involved in the hunger strike she thinks a global response is needed to end the war we're not talking about just the united states who is involved although they are a vital supporter and a key supporter in this and this role i mean you know you have to involve the united nations france. spain and so many other countries who are also involved in supplying arms to the saudi coalition but absolutely you know there should be a huge uproar i mean we are literally day by day watching the worse hu

riyadh my red from ma'an city scores. through the wall right there. goal man city to one winners in the first of their syriza with the s g. as they say, we've come to that point of the night where we do need to check this out. let's go last night. as a matter of fact to dodger stadium, you know the ball boys that the ball was foul. they get it if the ball is fair, getting out of the way, as that guy is doing his absolute best above and beyond the color. do you have to say the other way? justin turner of the dodgers getting a kick out of that. check this out. this is a little new training technique. heather and alex for hockey players. it's in south burlington, vermont. that guy throws all kinds of objects out of his truck. going down the road, and the object is to skate around them or through them and not fall down. that is. yeah at its best when you got to go pick all that stuff up. to go pick all that stuff up. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your inc

riyadh at night and one on the floor hours. in the most annoyed this morning is the ones who and then you know that the biggest in the moniker i know everything the inside out is over so i was getting that motivation of i want to go to the to to learn about those in the money everything the academy is an injury that office free training to $24.00 young rural people from various african countries each year realizing that only a few traditional trackers remained in southern africa onyx when he 1st started this school 10 years ago with the help of a private sponsor meanwhile the academy gets thousands of applications paid here. because to do for the benefit of conservation and for the benefit of an ancient culture and to improve the lives of the students that come through our program in those tickets and yet and it is proving successful reign was 94 percent of all graduates are employed and the track is on need it many iconic animals like crocodiles leopards and cheetahs remain critically endangered. after a long day of working an

is that he made a point very clear to riyadh as to what it wants to see they seem to be moved by the saudis to want to see an end and the withdrawal of troops and forces however it's to be interpreted however when you see ongoing missile attacks by the who sees going forward going toward sorry saudi targets they seem to scupper and the chance of any glimmer of hope that there could be a withdrawal or a strategy to make peace and one wonders what the strategy is of the who these to keep attacking day we say it saudi targets across the border because when the piece is that when i say when there is a certain calm for a moment of time it's got put by another drone attack. that's an important point and i think i'd say 2 things to that 1st the movies i think have a certain decentralized nature and there may be different factions within that movement as we've seen in other instances like the taliban in afghanistan and other places so it's hard actually to to get a sense of coherence coming from the who are these and then secondly it's important to note that that is the direct perceptions of

the task force will include 20 members had riyadh. >> also vice president harris will have a bilateralmeeting with the president of guatemala this afternoon. they will need to discuss working together to discuss alternate relief needs of the guatemalan people as well as deepening cooperation. vice president harris will participate with representatives from the guatemalan community-based organizations tomorrow. ice president harris direct engagement is atestament to the importance we are placing on improving conditions in guatemala . when the president spoke last the agreed to collaborate on promoting economic development, leveraging technology, strengthening climate resilience and creating conditions to expand opportunity for people in their home countries to address the root causes of migration . finally as you may have seen today we announced that the administration is looking at options to share american made astrazeneca vaccine doses during the next few months. given the strong portfolio of vaccines that the united has already authorized and available in large quality, including 22

why i don't and is that india has a new effort to build its proximity it can also assist with the riyadh. thanks to the fact that date acquired that support to counter insurgency along the border is especially in the lot eastern states of india up watching myanmar in addition there is also an effort by india to counter the pills in a city order to see between them and my victory as well as china and india share of 1600 kilometers border with madame r. and china's already large and so has the only india to decide if that's the issue it is this is the expectation based on which experts believe that it you know is not putting out a more emphatic statement i want to explore the domestic side further so does everyone agree with what the government is saying on this. but definitely not the last of it has definitely been pushed back from the states bordering admire that are. along this especially the chaps seen in the guts of refugees and the clue was excellent and still shit dies across the border and are even some villages that straddles the border now even that national government has put ou

wind cold around the high ground in western side and the lower ground actually they might even reach riyadh next day or so otherwise the sun is blazing hot and things are warming up particularly in the van look at jerusalem's forecasts for 31 does that seem unusual to you we probably should put this color background on overseas pretty woman everywhere oranges and reds but in particular in jerusalem you should be saying about $22.00 by days or well about that the record is $35.00 you might get close to that by sunday yeah it's only april and already pretty hot now things than elsewhere are relatively quiet the shamar dies down by the end of sunday it was 232 degrees in doha the seasonal right in africa has moved north allowing the sun to do its work here today are we going to autumn here but this red line that takes you through zimbabwe probably down towards southern and go down the maybe a few some record high temperatures not waltz will reach cape time in the next few days. but. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's wor

degrees looking day and that increases the cloud likelihood even the shower potential as far inland as riyadh for the most part though is still looking fine and not that unusual and that'll change any with a northerly breeze bringing the temps down again his example in doha to $29.00 far less humid you know it's the wind and the red sea is much lighter now and the temperatures on the coastal event and the north of egypt are on the roadways no longer the coolish showery weather the picture even on thursday isn't that different the breeze still blowing south through the gulf temperature in kuwait up to 35 and nothing extraordinary in any of this the seasonal rains through africa which will be the herald eventually the indian monsoon have reached as far north as tans there and that is the coastal breeze indicating a change in direction heavy rain all the way across to northern angola and beyond south of that sunshine. sponsible qatar airways jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian global community when i thought of all the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we

have found that one of the deficits that i notice with young children and we're talking about crime riyadh's you know children just starting to get close to their teenage years now is that their life skills are not as well developed as they would expect arrest i have seen in the past there's sophistication in millard's technology skills that right. being able to. choose the clothes or men each and keep they've been dreams toddy or cook a meal or as we move into those teenage years old will all go beyond even basic things like the kitchen the boss could do from how to apply. coming up with some activity to fill some time even having this artificial skills of stepping out of the comfort zones and shaking a hand introducing them so being able to go camping lada a file a some of these thomas human skills i'm not as well developed with this generation that not only a technological and digital but many of them increasingly of being raised in an urban us environment in a vertical community it's a beautiful sum of options rather than the horizontal lines of code and streets where there is as an amer

as we go into monday the gulf states seeing those high temperatures 40 degrees in q 836 degrees in riyadh we could see some showers as well for south western parts of saudi arabia and western parts of yemen turkey seeing wetter weather as well and korea sits at around 18 degrees and we got a brisk wind blowing those cooler conditions into neben on iraq still seeing those high temperatures $43.00 degrees in baghdad and it's a similar story for iran to run seeing 32 degrees that's about 10 degrees above average and what we expect for this time of year as we head to central africa now that tropical cyclone has made landfall in tanzania that's weekend we could see some heavier rain some stronger winds but that's sort of died down as we go into tuesday will see heavy a showers across northern parts of mozambique and the central parts we are seeing those heat of the day showers across the democratic republic of congo as we had further south things are looking rather warm we got a weather system bringing some rain to cape town. sponsored poll qatar airways a weekly critique of the stories hittin

twenty's right as we go on through the day but push further south and this by the warmth is $38.00 in riyadh that's $100.00 in found out woman off in doha at around $33.00 degrees although come sunday it's probably going to be about say i told 9 degrees cooler than that pleasantly warm nevertheless it has to be said with plenty of sunshine for your sunshine too just around the horn of africa because some showers there just around lake victoria some pasta uganda say some heavy showers really heavy showers up towards the gulf of guinea cameroon and southern parts of nigeria seeing some bust of haiti right some wet weather to all the way it's a northern parts of madagascar but to the south of that is fine dry and sunny. at ways. the story goes but the stock you have an ancient greek. the waves for millenia. until the palestinian fishermen and other of the priceless relics. the story continues that has the world's attention was drawn to causes mysteriously the day to disappear once again. the apollo of ca's. on a. the environmental crisis is the defining story of our time never before have done

rain as we go on through the day but push further south and there's where the warmth is $38.00 in riyadh that's $100.00 in found out woman off in doha at around $33.00 degrees although come sunday it's probably going to be about say i told 9 degrees cooler than that pleasantly warm nevertheless it has to be said with plenty of sunshine for your sunshine too just around the horn of africa because some showers there just around lake victoria pos you can the same some heavy showers really heavy showers up towards the gulf of guinea cameroon and southern parts of nigeria seeing some bursts of heavy rain some wet weather to all the way it's in northern parts of madagascar but to the south of that is fine dry and sunny. for the perfect jenny. sponsored point qatar airways. xenophobia violent and beating the drum for an ethnic civil war in the heart of europe. generation identity was at one time the fastest growing far right organization on the continent now watch the investigation that led to the french government banning the group. generation hate. part 2 of a special 2 part investigation on

those operations are aimed at propping up yemen's pro saudi government against the fighters which riyadh claims are terrorists and the war has directly or indirectly claimed almost a quarter of a 1000000 lives according to the united nations the crisis is worsening by the day but the saudi preventing vital supplies from entering yemeni points. now according to the united nations 2000000 children under the age of 5 will suffer a huge malnutrition in yemen this year if indeed the blockade continues that could result in 400000 deaths we can all speak with one of the leading activists involved in that hunger strike in months ali the general coordinator of the yemeni liberation movement thank you very much for joining us here in the international you've actually been on hunger strike as i understand for 2 weeks now has there been any reaction from the by the ministration to your campaign. we haven't seen any reaction directly from the biden and we've received a lot of support and responses from from congress like it had on. bernie sanders he campaigned day of paul's campaign and you know we'v

campaign on the country leaving untold suffering in its wake but with reports of direct talks between riyadh and could an end to the conflict finally be in sight that's our debate but 1st the jailing of 5 pro-democracy figures in hong kong has triggered international condemnation critics say it's part of china's move to eliminate all political opposition beijing is also overhauled the region's electoral system and imposed a vaguely worded national security law so is there any room left for dissent in hong kong and what about china's promise of universal suffrage this week headliner hong kong legislative council member regina. thank you so much for joining me on upfront. thank you for having me in recent months china has approved a reffed of changes to hong kong's electoral system by the number of people directly elected to hong kong's legislature has been reduced to less than a quarter the election committee which selects the city's leader has expanded by $300.00 seats which will be picked by pro beijing groups but whatever happened to hong kong's gradual progress toward universal suffrage a

of the people behind her you know angle america was elected just with some 5536 percent and the riyadh going to have again chancellor who will have just some 30 percent then he has. he must look for a pot and now it's going to be most probably a coalition between. the conservative party and the greens and of course of course it is this is on a long distance a debt to c.d.u. c.s.u. because they used to be conservative but with this politics they are not conservative anymore. 32 minutes that's when i'll be back with another look at your news this is arch international stay with us. psychiatric drugs are essential for millions of patients rather they want that pill that they hope will take care of their problem thoroughly and rapidly in the short term they really work the problem is in the long term and mostly disastrous suddenly stopping a drug can cause withdrawal symptoms more serious than the condition it was meant to treat instead of the beneficial effects of these different medicines ending up to something wonderful and very often there are full effects of it up to something terribl

in riyadh lingo a suburb of rejection erode the situation is dire there are similar scenes throughout the city the number of coated 19 patients is high at the same time hospitals are out of drugs such as sedatives. we have to strap down patients who are on ventilators because we don't have any more sedatives so painkillers really shouldn't have to do that it's like torture the patient can no longer ask for help when they feel uncomfortable the lack of much needed medicines makes us and the patients suffer. but if so i don't want to be while more and more younger patients are being admitted to intensive care units with cases so severe that they have to be artificially ventilated this is apparently jus to the fast dispiriting p. one mutation according to the director of rio's largest hospital treating cope with 19 patients. the number of older people getting sick has decreased slightly because many have already been vaccinated jimmy but at the same time the number of people under 60 has increased sharply. point as mindless complete we have seen more and more young patients in intensive

i know that this is al jazeera and these are the headlines riyadh was impossible to the u.k. says he's been locked out of the embassy in london by those loyal to the military. men recently broke ranks with the generals calling for the release of deposed civilian leader aung sun suu kyi meanwhile in myanmar there have been reports 12 more protesters have been killed in clashes with security forces answered she herself is set to face course on charges of breaching the official secrets act she's been detained now for over 2 months and hasn't been seen in public since the crew. of the military has widened its crackdown from protesters on the streets to prominent celebrities fronts he has more from quotable the latest high profile person to be detained is pine talk on he's an actor and a model he's famous not only in the country but also in neighboring myanmar his family said security officers came to the house in the early hours of thursday morning and took him away and just a few days ago security officers also arrested a very famous comedian zog or not he's famous the outspoken

make wide nuclear weapon and paint a target on one or have iran as far as we know have not tested riyadh pre-biblical yet the bill of carrying a nuclear explosive device. this device would need to survive being shot up into space really entering the atmosphere at a velocity of 5 kilometers or more per 2nd surviving extreme heat and pressures the fusing mechanism the detonating mechanism all need to survive so that at the point that. the designers have designed their device to explode the device will explode and in any case iran does not have the capability to manufacture a deliverable warhead based on all the evidence that we have seen thus far so the concept of a breakout time actually is a very damaging step arguing in terms of whether it's 12 months pre months or 6 weeks really doesn't make any sense muddies the picture and confuses the situation over the past 2 years iran like in the past has created a number of bargaining chips i'm like jhalak to pass in 15 when it had 2000 kilograms to metric tons of enriched uranium it now has 3 metric tons of enriched uranium but it only has abou

of rain as we go on through the day but push further south and there's for the warmth this 38 in riyadh that's 100 in found hot woman off in doha at around $33.00 degrees although come sunday it's probably going to be about i told 9 degrees cooler than that presently warm nevertheless it has to be said with plenty of sunshine for your sunshine too just around the horn of africa because some showers there just around lake victoria pos you can the same some heavy showers really heavy showers up towards the gulf of guinea cameroon and southern parts of nigeria seeing some bursts of heavy rain some wet weather to all the way it's in northern parts of madagascar but to the south of that is fine dry and sunny . but. in the yugoslav rules of the ninety's rhymes with committed this. al-jazeera world meets me a coke out of croatian son who went to jail for crimes he says he didn't commit. was he a god in a concentration camp or was he simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. it's trial and error on al-jazeera. you're watching all just there a reminder of our top stories this hour that as wel

princes thanks to a marquinhos header 15 minutes in — but second half goals from kevin de bruyne and riyadhthe final for the first time. i was happy that in the locker room after the game, the players were so calm. not cheering, just calm, and some hugs, because we know every can happen in the second leg. now there is going to be a big opportunity to the premier league and try to play a good game against paris saint jermaine again. staying with champions league news where real madrid defender marcelo could miss the second leg of their semi—final at chelsea because he's been called up to monitor a polling station during local elections.the elections for the madrid assembly take place on tuesday the 4th of may. real, who were held 1—1 at home in the first leg, play the second leg at stamford bridge the following day. the europa league semi—finals take place later with unai emery�*s villarreal up against his former club arsenal in spain. emery lead the gunners to the final of this competition in 2019 before being sacked later inthe year and replaced by mikel arteta, while manchester unitedhost

today surprisingly we've been that we've learned that they could be or maybe a connection with this riyadh type of break. and that's the issue and that's the concern because all we see we just need to get beyond says and be able to make informed decisions about which friend of vaccination to use. over in germany the leader of the c.d.u. which is angle of merkel's policy in the linchpin of the ruling coalition has called for a strict a lockdown as the country grapples with a 3rd wave of the kind of a pandemic the proposal boat has taken some flack from lawmakers. disrupted albeit i think we need another transitional look we need to build the bridge again to the dates when everyone is vaccinated i know that many a time of the pandemic but many already to take another step now and then move to another foodies from may june and lash it isn't just the chairman of the christian democratic union party he's also the head of the state of north rhine-westphalia and some of his fellow local leaders aren't particularly happy with what he's had to say the leader of the state of terror in jail the mayor

of the people behind her you know angle america was elected just with some 5 to 6 percent and the riyadh going to have again chancellor who will have just some 30 percent then he has. he must look for a top notch and now it's going to be most probably a coalition between. the conservative party and the greens and of course of course it is this is on a long distance death to c.d.u. c.s.u. because they used to be conservative but with this politics they are not conservative anymore. 20 foster and moscow the world's biggest sports are given a fact nike has been forced to console a special edition series of boss cable josie's of allegations of racial exclusion the tops were supposed to commemorate a unit of female u.s. pilots in world war 2. the council told featured a star logo inspired by a plane flown by some of america's 1st female military pilots they were supposed to be worn by the dallas wings would play in the w. n.b.a. but critics branded the logo racist on the grounds that black women were excluded from the air force back then and after an online campaign the team and the manufactu

ties since taking office in january including freezing the sale of some weapons to riyadh using the war in yemen but his administration also says it does not want to destroy the relationship it says it will still continue to help the kingdom defend itself against increasing attacks from yemen and iraq saudi officials have not commented on this while the americans say the decision was taken to meet military needs. we'll bring in our panel shortly to discuss this further but 1st let's take a closer look at the u.s. mr presence of the gulf as of late last year there were about 58000 american troops across the region that's down from about 90000 of the height of the tensions between donald trump's administration and iran in 2019 in a tolbert that year the u.s. deployed nearly 3000 troops to assad's arabia but now with the possible removal of the pattern it anti-missile batteries and permanent aircraft carriers up to several 1000 military personnel could also leave soon. let's bring in our guest in washington d.c. douglas ollivant a retired army officer and senior fellow with the future of w

jory people behind her you know until america was elected just was some of the 6 percent and the riyadh going to have again the chancellor who will have just some 30 percent and years. he must look for a top notch and now it's going to be most probably a coalition between. a conservative party and the green and of course of course it is this is on a long distance death short to c.d.u. c.s.u. because they used to be conservative but with this politics they are not conservative anymore. and finding the indian capital new delhi has imposed a week long lockdown hof to a dead end covert cases dating for a tennis 8 fatalities while they hit a daily record on tuesday bringing the nationwide total to more than 180000 hospitals across the nation author very overcrowded meaning patients are simply being turned away there are widespread reports of i'm going to says noted with pointy ears dropping them off at crime the tory ends and its fate the official death toll could mosque the true scale of the crisis public health experts and up to told us the situation is dire. the indian situation is very g

of the people behind her you know angle america was elected just. 6 percent and the riyadh going to have again the chancellor who will have just some 30 percent then he has. he must look for a top notch and now it's going to be most probably a coalition between. the conservative party and the greens and of course of course it is this is on a long distance that short to c.d.u. c.s.u. because they used to be conservative but with this politics they are not conservative anymore. and italian business monocular did with sputnik he has lashed out at the inconsistent way incoming travelers are being treated russia has shot is likely to be shot out of brussels covert certificate scheme until it's approved by the european medicines agency but alex on the wrote of a audio because he has now travel to russia to get his vaccination but often even his 2nd dose he says that europe where he's going in italy is no longer recognizing sputnik v. i was a really easy shock when a few days ago the concept of division in your own mind would we see could easily peter do the deed. some of them would they did be