and a severe shortage is forcing many zimbabweans to use untreated water southern africa faces its west drought in decades. now we begin in saudi arabia where security forces have reportedly detained 2 senior members of the royal family they all crown prince mohammed bin nayef and prince of men been advises outside the younger brother of the saudi king now according to the wall street journal they've been arrested over accusations of plotting against king solomon and crown prince mohammed bin some of the reports suggest they're facing treason charges and could face life in prison and all the death penalty both could have rivaled crown prince mohammed bin for the throne when king solomon dies saudi gods of also arrested one of mohammed bin nayef brothers out of their senior correspondent alex planes what these detentions mean for the kingdom and their impact on saudi politics. in terms of his significance it's huge because we're talking about true of the most senior members of the saudi royal family and true that up until now have not been seen as supporters of crown prince may have been

by the greenery crops have been failing for years he 45000000 people are at risk of famine in southern africa according to the u.n. world food program 4 hours drive east lies the dam which produces around 40 percent is and is electricity but now because of the drought the turbines can't produce enough power. 2020 we're looking at a target of $275.00 megawatts so that's about. 25 percent. to be. what it was. lower rainfall is forcing families to change their methods he now plans different varieties of crops and also uses a water meter if these new measures fail it threatens his family's future. when. they are no formal jobs in zambia so we have to farm to have food to eat. secondly this is how we put our children through. the roof. from a daily meal to school attendance and the economic growth around is having spiralling effects that are hard to stop. joining me now is sergio nelson found out of the association of environmental and human rights journalist in . the. meantime for the time so quickly tell us what kind of struggle do affected people go through every day to survive. thank you for t

like other parts of southern africa zimbabwe is experiencing its worst drought in years city authorities say rationing is necessary it. is implemented. in programming to try and have. digital that we have straight to receive enough rain as we all know and it liar is. saying myriad region where we receive very little or no rain for like this year it's really critical we haven't received the referee falls grateful for it rains. some dams have stopped operating since the water fell below pumping levels the remaining still functional a critically no the rainy season started late this year and even then has been erratic and new dam is being built about 100 kilometers from away authorities say it will draw water directly from the river but it's still a long way from being completed part of the problem is a source of foreign currency and zimbabwe's worsening economic crisis zimbabwe is already grappling with shortages of fuel medicines electricity and some basic commodities many here say corruption and mismanagement in government and opposition by minister pellet he's is also to blame the few w

well southern africa is suffering its worst drought in decades and zimbabwe is one of the countries most affected by the families there are struggling with daily water shortages and that's on top of rampant inflation and a shrinking economy from harm which brings us this report. in zimbabwe 2nd city the supply of piped water from the city council is unreliable that means they sometimes have to use untreated water these women uses for washing and flushing toilets if they have to drink it they will boil it 1st in some suburbs supplies are often cut off for days at a time when the supply is turned on with lindsay make several trips to the communal tap to stock up she says a neighborhood can sometimes go a whole week without water and she doesn't want to use any that's not clean and safe getting water in the holes doesn't make us feel proved because that water is not here at the lake this person to reach so many people is suffering from stomach so i believe it. is something i don't know because some of the people they drink that water some they use it for. so it is a big challenge that we're

it's been one guess and psycho died struck southern africa the storm killed more than a 1000 people in mozambique. and one year ago d.w. correspondent privileged visited instance where the epicenter of the march $2900.00 cycler this is one of the many reports he filed for us desperate moments and it desperate situation for the much money money community in the eastern part of zimbabwe this is the area which was the hardest hit when this cycle on any day swept through more sunday and zimbabwe these are community people who are seated here have been expecting to see some of their loved ones that they haven't seen since the day the cyclon swept through some they have their homes entirely wiped out their belongings are gone what they are holding on to is just the hope that maybe they could see some of the people that they haven't seen since the day cycle and how things. but hope has given way to resignation for many who witnessed the disaster face to face privilege returned to the epicenter of the march 2900 psycho and way he spoke to one survivor who lost his wife and his home to cycling

like other parts of southern africa zimbabwe is experiencing its worst drought in years city authorities say rationing is necessary to cities is implemented. to try and have. digital that we have straight to receive enough rain as we all know and it liar is . saying myriad region where we receive very little or no rainfall like this year it's really critical we haven't received the referee falls grateful for it rains. some dams have stopped operating since the water fell below pumping levels the remaining still functional a critically low the rainy season started late this year and even then has been erratic a new dam is being built about 100 kilometers from away or authorities say it will draw water directly from the river but it's still a long way from being completed part of the problem is a source of foreign currency and zimbabwe's worsening economic crisis. already grappling with shortages of fuel medicines electricity and some basic commodities many here say corruption and mismanagement in government and opposition by minister pellets he's is also to blame the few who can afford it

and the reason i say that is that what we're starting to see now in the southern hemisphere, in southern africa, the southern hemisphere countries, is that we're having cases that are appearing, as they go into their winter season, and if in fact they have a substantial outbreak, it will be inevitable that we need to be prepared that we'll get a cycle around the second time. what does that mean for us in what we're doing? it totally emphasizes the need to do what we're doing in developing a vaccine, testing it quickly, and trying to get it ready so that we'll have a vaccine available for that next cycle. in addition, to do the randomized control trials of drugs so that we will have a menu of drugs that we have shown to be effective and shown to be safe. because i know we'll be successful in putting this down now, but we really need to be prepared for another cycle. and what we're doing, i believe, will prepare us well. thank you. >> dr. fauci, a trusted voice there. a lot of people sit up and listen when he speaks. when he said that yesterday, i know i heard it. >> essentially he's saying even

the end of whaling some people stopped catching them commercially in the late seventy's around southern africa the population have been increasing rebounding. they can be and we think they're getting up toward the carrying capacity of the ecosystem the population of the west and the east coast of africa have been increasing probably close to 10 percent yet the researches use a hydrophone an underwater microphone to record sounds which the team will analyze later the waters around cape town provided the conditions to study the behavior of the well as. they. had a lot of feeding off the west coast of south africa which quite unusual that i'll let you get out that was a feeling in the antarctic and with picking up a lot of juvenile whales this year 202019 hanging around the south african coast that are feeding right in shore in falls by a really interesting occurrence fast it gives us an opportunity to study the feeding behavior and the sounds and making where it's communicate using operad to focalize actions from clicks to whistles and of course songs each is associated with a specific type of b

now to the mountain kingdom of lawsuits here in southern africa where putting food on the table is a struggle for many added to the widespread poverty and high unemployment is political instability in scandal as the prime minister is accused of murdering his a strange wife from a to miller has more on how the leaders court rule. battle's contrast with life in many of his compatriots. most of lawsuits is 2200000 people live in rural areas like this one in taba bosio in the village of mit along hamas like ali there's electricity but despite there being alongside the mid to long dam they don't have running water. almost see what sort of mates he lives here with her 5 children and 10 grandchildren their existence is hand to mouth surviving only on her monthly government pension of $50.00 no one in a family has a job. feeding these kids is a constant battle there are days where i have nothing and we go without eating anything sometimes i have to ask my neighbors for help sometimes they can help with one meal other times we go to bed with no food. government statistics show that almost a q

prepared for the virus to come back but we're starting to see now in the southern hemisphere in southern africa and in the southern hemisphere countries is that we're having cases that are appearing as they go into their winter season and if in fact they have a substantial outbreak it will be inevitable that we need to be prepared that we'll get a cycle around the 2nd time it totally emphasizes the need to do what we're doing in developing a vaccine testing it quickly and trying to get it ready so that we'll have a vaccine available for that next cycle well far more numbers an information on the corona virus be sure to check out our portable t.v. up and look for the section tracking coronavirus and for more on what this means for the global economy we are joined by bus co-host chrystia kristie. well even as the market continues it's been bound today jumping over 6 percent in the s. and p. fed cared around policy that the united states quote may well be in a recession but that the fed will take every action to support the economy when it reopens policy just before unemployment data was announced

southern africa is suffering its where strout in decades and zimbabwe's one of the hardest hit countries many families are struggling with daily water shortages on top of rampant inflation and a shrinking economy from away harmattan reports. in zimbabwe 2nd city the supply of piped water from the city council is unreliable that means they sometimes had to use untreated water these women uses for washing and flushing toilets if they have to drink it they will boil it 1st in some suburbs supplies are often cut off for days at a time. when the supply is turned on with lindsey make several trips to the communal tap to stock up she says a neighborhood can sometimes go a whole week without water and she doesn't want to use any that's not clean and safe getting water in the holes doesn't make us feel cold because that water is not here at the lake this person to reach so many people is suffering from stomach so i believe it could be quite rare or something i don't know because some of the people they drink that water some they use it for you know saw it is a big challenge that we're living in c

automatic rifles now to another tragic anniversary it's been a year since i cloned it dies struck southern africa the storm killed more than 1300 people in zimbabwe madagascar malawi and mozambique the cyclon made landfall near the port city of barrow on march 14th 2019 bringing widespread destruction and displacement people to cycles torrential rains caused 2 major rivers the blue sea and the plan to burst their banks submerging villages and leaving bodies floating in the water buildings wrecked according to the u.n. $600.00 jews mozambicans were killed the infrastructure one year on and many of the affected areas remains critical. and we're joined now from the capital my put oh by mark hughes the national director of mozambique for the aid organization care mark thank you for joining us on what is being done to provide survivors of the cycling with the kind of closure that they need. yes as you heard before and the situation remains critical on the ground because the recovery face is still ongoing and people who have suffered direct impact of the diet still living this day to day a lot of the r

and a severe shortage is forcing many zimbabweans to use untreated water set southern africa faces.

well another tragic anniversary now it's been a year since i clone struck southern africa the storm killed more than 1300 people in zimbabwe madagascar malawi had to mozambique the cycle made landfall near the port city of barrow on march 14th 2019 bringing widespread destruction and displacement of people cyclons tarantula rains caused 2 major reverse the boozy and the boom to burst their banks submerging villages and leaving bodies floating in the water and buildings wrecked according to the u.n. some $600.00 to mozambicans were killed the infrastructure situation one year on and many of the fact that areas remains critical. and we're joined now from the capital mark he's the national director of mozambique for the aid organization care mark thank you for joining us on t.w. what is being done to provide survivors of the cycling with the kind of closure that they need. as is as you heard before and the situation remains critical on the ground because the recovery phase is still ongoing and people who have suffered direct impact of a guy still living this day today a lot of them in tearing

later it banned semi automatic rifles there's also been a year since cycling a day has struck southern africa the storm killed more than $1300.00 people in zimbabwe madagascar malawi and mozambique cyclon made landfall near the port city of byron on the 14th of march 29th t. when widespread destruction and displacement of people cyclers to racial raids caused 2 major of diverse the boozy on the pull good to burst their banks submerging villages and leaving bodies floating in the water and buildings wrecked according to the u.n. about $602.00 brothers and beacons were killed the infrastructure situation the year on and many of the affected areas remains critical. now in germany bundesliga football matches have been postponed because of coronavirus developments the league had planned to play matches they said we can behind closed doors instead the top german league has suspended play altogether reason coronavirus cases of various clubs in the 2nd division have partially motivated the change in plans and germany now joins france italy and england among many others in suspending professional foot

month later it banned semi automatic rifles now it's been a year since a cyclonic die struck southern africa the storm killed more than a 1000 people in mozambique zimbabwe but ask are and malawi part of the damage was the trauma of the people who witnessed the disaster had to face didn't you correspondent privilege was fun he visited she money money in zimbabwe the epicenter of the march 2900 cycle and he spoke to one survivor who lost his wife and his home in the disaster. the events of that night last year constantly haunt you time with t.c. the cycle and smile through his home he was left with nothing he's broken into and struggling to deal with the trauma since the cyclon pieterse wife has been missing he has no idea if she's too alive still is trying to pick up the pieces running in a grocery shop to make ends meet. we don't know what's in next so it's very difficult when someone lost a confidence in life it's a difficult situation so. for the last months. it was a very difficult. you know when you don't know what's next and difficult situation is punishment or. a punishment that peter

across in dubai and the warm day in riyadh 32 degrees how much is not quite that warm down into southern africa we've got to 28 here in capetown a bit of an onshore flow but could you see want to show that certainly again for the next couple days and fady widespread thunderstorms really throughout much of the south africa 23 in johannesburg with the chance of those showers and then we've got some fairly extensive rains particular across into balls want to as we go through choose in fact those rains really pushing right they were into southern areas of kenya and again we could have some heavy amounts of rain some strong thunderstorms at times madagascar for the next couple of days more rain some of that heavy particularly through the interior and warming up in capetown once that cloud moves away with the high for those who will. join in the listening as we turn the cameras on the media india has more than 424 hour television news channels for robotic stock and focus on how they report on the stories that matter to the states mislead the public the state media reflects the. climate change their e

showers there just stir around the barone there on northern parts of tanzania but for much of southern africa is dry. frank assessments the one good thing about these bushfires usage really well you're not the politics of climate change informed opinions the economy i think is actually what's keeping damo trouble float right now critical debate sequel on posters going to been told what the law is all 'd about us argument is astonishingly patronize a in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a new iraq of a new conscious and aware youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian kota inside story on al-jazeera. gorging on just a reminder of our top stories this hour the european union foreign policy chief joseph brown has met with turkey's foreign minister every child a shoulder and president at a time one an anchor girl says he told turkish officials the situation at the border with greece was unacceptable. turkey and greece are trading accusations about the growing crisis for thousands of refugees and migrants who are trying to get into the european union greece accus

the north we've got more rain showers across much of northern areas of iraq and then down into southern africa plenty of cloud and some thunderstorms across much of madagascar i was seeing some pretty hefty storms into areas of south africa as well this is middleburg about 160 kilometers east of johannesburg a huge hailstorm and all this green you can see that is the hail that has just shredded whole the leaves off the trees in the sunny several funnel storms that were reported want to fall south coast the showers developing again late in the day on sunday for the through the interior but tom it is not too bad $24.00 in johannesburg but more of those showers out west across areas and in maybe and up into angola. overthrown and exiled their point again say if you all thought this race meeting you an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency he knows that the truth was forged by and we say it will not be just think this issue is through the long winter change this return of a president on al-jazeera. world . welcome

across in dubai and he warm day in riyadh 32 degrees how much is not quite that will down into southern africa we've got to 28 here in capetown a bit of an onshore flow because he wanted to show that certainly again for the next couple days and fady widespread thunderstorms really throughout much of the south africa 23 in johannesburg with the chance of those showers and then we've got some fairly extensive rains particular across into balls want to as we go through choose in fact there's rains really pushing right there were into southern areas of kenya and again we could have some heavy amounts of rain some strong thunderstorms at times madagascar for the next couple of days more rain some of that heavy particularly through the interior and warming up in capetown once that cloud moves away with the high for. the. chinese authorities are putting those thanks to you. can be the crime. they show or genuine confession. can i when a student sticker. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. reminder of our top stories here it out there russia has said it can't guarantee the safety of turkish planes flyin

the north we've got more rain showers across much of northern areas of iraq and then down into southern africa plenty of cloud and some thunderstorms across much of madagascar i was seeing some pretty hefty storms into areas of south africa as well this is middleburg about 160 kilometers east of johannesburg a huge hailstorm and all this green you can see that is the hail that has just shredded whole the leaves off the trees in the sunny several funnel storms that were reported one of the fall south coast the showers developing again late in the day on sunday further through the interior but tom it is not too bad $24.00 in johannesburg but more of those showers out west across areas and maybe and up into angola. the u.n. fact finders accuse the bernese military of genocide this is a political that you think. do you believe the underbody is a fascist. i just don't have all gone they. would both recognize that both sides have legitimate grievances against the other climate is the foundation of climate back then and that is why. take. up. on al jazeera. welcome back i'm out of top stories here on

scattered showers as well throughout much of turkey it is the quanta picture throughout much of southern africa some of those heavy rains that we've seen lately across into namibia they are beginning to still have some heaviest falls into the sort of the northeast area pushing of course right there cross into zambia and also a lighter rains across into madagascar for the next couple of days me one in south africa it stays dry and very warm in cape town with a high for 30 celsius. the u.n. fact finders accused the bernese military of genocide this is the political that you see there. do you believe there are no modi is a question. i just don't have all day. we don't know the recognize that both sides have legitimate grievances against the other let me just this is the foundation of climate action and that is why the palookas must face. up. on al-jazeera. you're watching officer at these are at the top stories right now the number of people killed by coronavirus in the united states has risen to 111 of them died in california where a state of emergency is now in place after a spike in the number

scattered showers as well throughout much of turkey it is the quanta picture throughout much of southern africa some of those heavy rains that we've seen lately across into namibia they are beginning to still have got some heaviest falls into the sort of the northeast area pushing of course right there cross into zambia and also lighter rains across into madagascar for the next couple of days me one in south africa it stays dry and very warm in cape town with a high of 30 celsius. as a weapon of war leaves the very deepest scars. scars so roar that the victims men and women can barely talk about it. they are the only witnesses who can help bring about justice algis 0 dollars human rights campaigners in libya investigating since the 2011 revolution. libya unspeakable crime on al-jazeera. and watching out there are these are the top stories right now a state of emergency has been declared in california after it reported its 1st death from corona virus a 71 year old man who recently returned from hawaii and crews died wednesday he is the 1st u.s. patient to die outside the state of washington that

. >>> what we're starting to see now in the southern hemisphere in southern africa and southern hemispheric is we're having traces appearing as they go into their winter season. >> now, if the coronavirus does turn out to be a seasonal virus, it gives some hope that the number of infections will go down as weather gets warmer but it also suggests it could thrive year round by moving from country to country. >>> time is now 6:39. happening today, warriors star steph curry will host a discussion with dr. anthony fauci who you just saw. he's the nation's top expert on health. you can send him a question by commenting on steph curry's instagram page or you can tweet your question using the hashtag scsfauci. . >>> well, apple employees say the company's retail stores may be re-opened next month. staff members just got a memo saying some apple stores will re-open in april on a staggered basis. apple closed 350 stores this month. it previously closed its 42 stores in china. but those stores have since re- opened. pam. >>> all right. let's check in if with steve paulson. i am at home. you're at hom