in our 1st record company a german research it the united arab emirates. the arab country in the arabian gulf was long known for its high energy consumption. but now it's not as attractions and glitzy megaprojects may be a thing of the past the country's oil wealth is drawing up and the climate crisis is growing ever more. could come to the rescue. greenhouses near abu dhabi in the united arab emirates the plants here can only survive in this arid environment because they're watered by an expensive irrigation system and protected from. climate change. is already having a major impact here. could genetically modified plants that are better adapted to the heat be part of the solution and even help slow down for i mean change. in his experiments thomastown to car from university has found a way to get tobacco plants to absorb more c o 2 which could help pull the greenhouse gas out of the atmosphere. he's collaborating with mohamed nasim a biologist who works in votes and abu dhabi so exciting to meet. they have weekly meetings from one greenhouse to the next

in our 1st reports we accompany a german research it the united arab emirates. the arab country in the arabian gulf was long known for its high energy consumption. but now its lavish attractions and glitzy mega projects may be a thing of the past the country's oil wealth is drawing up and the climate crisis is growing ever more and could soon come to the rescue. greenhouses near abu dhabi in the united arab emirates the plants here can only survive in this arid environment. because they're watered by an expensive irrigation system and protected from the sun. climate change is already having a major impact here. genetically modified plants that are better adapted to the heat be part of the solution and even help slow down climate change. in his experiments thomas down to car from university has found a way to get tobacco plants to absorb more c o 2 which could help pull the greenhouse gas out of the atmosphere. he's collaborating with mohamed now seem a biologist who works in votes and abu dhabi so exciting to meet. they have weekly meetings from one greenhouse t

united arab emirate with side based in the united states called a cad he has released the same report as it is could be based there but to be honest with who is actually will benefit from the against the government of the so-called legitimacy of heidi is only the united arab emirates and just days ago united arab emirates supporters for themselves in several states have actually kicked out the government that's why they are actually the only one who are responsible for benefit for this attack yemen has received its 1st supplies of covered 900 vaccines unicef says it caught 360000 doses through the international cover acts program to receive 1900000 doses this year humanitarian organizations say yemen's health care system has been crippled part of war so far the country has reported around for thousands infections but experts say the real number is much higher. brazil's president has signed an executive order to provide more than $900000000.00 in pandemic relief he authorized the package on the same day the country hit a record tally of more than $3700.00 deaths march is expected to be

united arab emirate with side based in the united states called a cat he has released this a report as it is could be based there but to be honest who is actually will benefit from the attack against the government of the so-called legitimacy of heidi is only the united arab emirates just days ago united arab emirates supporters for $2700.00 have actually kicked out the government that's why they are actually the only one who are responsible benefit for this attack tunisia now where heavy gunfire was heard near the presidential palace in the early hours of wednesday just 2 days before president elect mohammed balsam swearing in ceremony. i. can be clearly heard on this video from witnesses in the capital the army details are not yet known in the government hasn't commented yet has a history of military coups sent to struggled with instability from attacks by armed groups such as poke around and interests in a neighboring nigeria he says local reports suggest an attempted coup. a lot of people in egypt believe that it was an attempted military coup that has been put down the incident st

united arab emirate with site based in the united states called a cat he has released the same report as it is could be based but to be honest with who is actually will benefit from the against the government of the so-called legitimacy of heidi is only the united arab emirates and just days ago united arab emirates supporters from 1700 have actually kicked out the government that's why they are actually the only one who are responsible for benefit for this attack. around 120 prisoners lone tree in libya more fully faster being released by the new unity government not an official presence for films a gesture of goodwill whose police released or who used to have earlier surrendered peacefully and are not suspected of any crimes by the train system change from misrata. when this new interim unity government came into power they were tasked with a few things one was to unify state institutions 2nd was to lead the country into elections can take nationwide elections can take place later on this year in december other also tasked with leading a reconciliation initiative so this is a symbol

and its partners while creating a more independent program of its own across the world the united arab emirates made history recently by becoming the 1st arab nation to send the spacecraft into the martian orbit for a 2 year mission saudi arabia plans to add another $2000000000.00 to its own space program by 2030 and what has become a middle east space race of its own saudi arabia is one of the main founders of arab sat the arab satellite communications organization which it has a 37 percent stake in israel also continues to bolster its own space program. it's own technology and research and the iranian space agency continues to launch satellites into orbit the u.s. has raised concerns about iran's potential military goals using rockets to be repurposed as long range missiles and also iran's and hand space reconnaissance capabilities it's a cosmic stew of competition between countries spanning the globe in the race to space but the u.s. still leads the charge in the race to mars and in yet another historic achievement nasa has perseverance rover continues to be back images and even sou

emirates and just days ago united arab emirates support for themselves in $75.00 have actually kicked out the government that's why they are actually the only one who are responsible benefit for this attack but i just i want to pick you up on that you just said that you just said that supporters of the southern transitional council kicked out the hardy government what do you mean by that are you talking about the day i think it was mid march where protesters went to the presidential palace and were peacefully pushed back is that is that what you're talking about. yes this exactly because you know i've been a minute i believe that they conducted that attack on an airport because the government actually they thought that the government will go but when the same plane back to saudi arabia that's why they they said used as so-called base. test to kick out the government that's why they're out of the only side that will benefit from this type of attack but this they want to the world if let's say if this if it will it will be released over chile and if it really fact through what's

records we accompany a german research it the united arab emirates. the arab country in the arabian gulf was long known for its high energy consumption. but now it's that has attractions and glitzy mega projects may be a thing of the past the country's oil wealth is drawing up and the climate crisis is growing ever more. could come to the rescue. greenhouses near abu dhabi in the united arab emirates the plants here can only survive in this environment because they're watered by an expensive irrigation system and protected from. climate change is already having a major impact here. genetically modified plants that are better adapted to the heat be part of the solution and even help slow down climate change. in his experiments. of university has found a way to get tobacco plants to absorb more c o 2 which could help pull the greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere. he's collaborating with mohamed nasim a biologist who works in votes borg and abu dhabi so exciting to meet you they have weekly meetings from one greenhouse to the next thousands of kilomete

now with five seats in the israeli parliament, his united arab list in theory has the power to bestow a majority. >> get out and vote so we can be king makers in the election. we need to succeed so we can establish our status and influence in politics of the future, for the next generation. reporter: his politics are religious and conservative. right wing call him anti-zionist, left-wing criticized his stance on lgbtq issues. his openness to engage in either block has shaken up israeli politics. during the campaign, netanyahu ruled out the idea of allowing him into his coalition or even accepting his support from the outside, but that was before his block once again fell short of the 61 seats needed, and senior members of his party started to openly discuss working with them. for some, having such a conversation represents a political watershed. >> deberry engagement between the two is going to be historic, and transformative for israeli politics. from that point of view, it could have results and outcome irrespective of whether it actually reaches a new coalition agreement. reporter:

something that israel will have to grapple with we had our correspondent natasha that talking about the united arab lest this small arab posse which is secured itself seats in parliament unexpectedly could they end up being. when it comes to a coalition and how significant would that be a faster case. well they definitely could become a kingmaker i mean the question is this robin party which is led by a fellow by the name months or a boss he's dealt and done some deals in the past with newtown yahoo in the last government which has led to speculation that if you given some authority maybe some budgets for his a constituency he would be willing to not necessarily joined a natanya who led coalition i wouldn't go that far but maybe to supported from the outside and give it that push over the yes remember israel being a parliamentary system you require a coalition majority that would require 61 seats out of the 120 in these really parliament known as the knesset so let's see it's on yahoo and yet and with the right wing parties has only $59.00 or 60 but a boss is willing to be voted into power in a vot

congressional committee claims the gold was refined in mali and then sold mainly in the united arab emirates the opposition says last year madugalle scheme generated more than a $1000000000.00 in cash from a do those government our luck in america at its embassy in yemen has more from santiago. venezuela's opposition foreign commissioner who you a board has held a news conference in which he revealed what he calls are the details of a cash for gold scheme being carried out by president. in venezuela in order to circumvent u.s. economic and banking sanctions it deals with sending tons of gold to countries like the united arab emirates on russian planes via sometimes countries like mali or other countries in africa this is not the 1st time that these allegations have been made but this is the 1st time that so many details have been been spelt out board just did not make any of the documents public but he does say that he gave them to the u.s. congress to the u.s. office of foreign asset control or as well as to the u.s. state department interestingly this coincides with the 1st face to face we

the united arab emirates the 1st ambassador to israel has met with the country's president reagan rivlin in west jerusalem mohamad presented his credentials to the president and said israel welcomed him with open arms in august 2 countries agreed to normalize ties under a u.s. brokered deal of the u.a.e. was the 1st of 4 arab countries 3 new or established ties with israel. phone lines and internets have been caught off in china's capital of which mean it comes after security forces storm the home of opposition leader and presidential candidates young idea they've been accused of killing his mother and son across one of nicholas haq as more. defiant and no longer afraid supporters of opposition leader yeah do you know attempt to block a tank from the presidential guard from moving closer to his home village says elite forces killed his elderly mother an 11 year old son in an attempt to arrest him on sunday he spoke to his supporters from his home police officers game without a warrant and fired on my relatives killing my mother and others it shows the nature of president davies regime we

stormed it with little resistance from the southern transitional government which is backed by the united arab emirates who were in charge of guarding the presidential palace and then entered it eventually where the ministers are and the prime minister we're not quite sure exactly what we do understand from sources on the ground that they weren't inside the palace at the time there were some government officials there but none of the ministers or the main. statesman present economically speaking roughly 3 weeks ago the saudi backed government did say that it was going to introduce some sort of stimulus package or something that was going to help those who were struggling economically that hasn't come to fruition obviously yemen is a devastated country to kaname is in tatters everything about it has been essentially all but destroyed over the past 4 years because of that style do you eat. war as well as obviously the actions of the militia and those that back it these are states employees who waits for their salaries are subject to be able to survive the fact that they haven't been able to do t

promise you as the united states will stop although i have been says to saudi arabia or to the united arab emirates the war will end in a matter of days or weeks because saudi cannot continue with with the united states fueling the. fighter jet to strike yemen they saudi cannot actually enforce a full blown case on yemen only with the help of the united states. so do you cannot actually use the battery with missiles to defend themselves they cannot. coordinate that strike on yemen only with the help with the u.s. and british drones that's why this involvement is still going on yemen and here we will know that united states stop its supporters all got idea if we are not here in any airstrike on any corner of yemen well i knew tens of millions face death arguably in yemen but the special envoy the u.n. special envoy martin griffiths who is often quoted in the media here could hear by boris johnson's ministers he has condemned the blockade of for data but he says he has concerns about the hooty offensive on mari and in fact he's been. talking about the strikes on their own crew facilities say

economic and banking sanctions it deals with sending tons of gold to countries like the united arab emirates on russian planes sometimes countries like mali or other countries in africa this is not the 1st time that these allegations have been made but this is the 1st time that so many details have been spelt out or just did not make any of the documents public but he does say that he gave them to the u.s. congress to the u.s. office of foreign asset control or as well as to the u.s. state department interestingly this coincides with the 1st face to face we presume meeting between opposition leader and the u.s. secretary of state and this was followed by an announcement by the white house that it would continue to regard venezuela as a threat to u.s. national security and this is the mechanism that used to justify all these wide economic sanctions that were 1st imposed during the barack obama administration former french president nicolas sarkozy says he'll find his corruption conviction to the end. sentenced to 3 years in prison with. influence peddling and attempting to bribe a judge speak

years and i expect i think it is a small palestinian israeli party which may hold the key it's the united arab list party which cross the threshold needed to enter parliament and with a majority out of reach for both the likud party and the coalition of opposition parties well prime minister benjamin netanyahu may have to rely on that small party for support and housing and i reports though from west to roost on that any coalition in israel would be a complicated. thing. according to israel's central elections committee prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a path to forming the 5th government in 2 years but it'll be a difficult one it appears the netanyahu bloc is poised to secure $59.00 seats of a required 61 in the knesset there's no reason why we should go to a 5th election and that they must come to nothing you know and say we want to be part of the government we accept the results of this round and form a right of center a government that could aggressively pursue the opportunities we have ahead of us in. the religious zionist party an alliance of the far right fared better than anticipa

bloomberg has learned the cease-fire talks began months earlier, brokered by the united arab emiratesg to officials who have asked not to be identified. let's get more to this group. i thought a peace deal, it's a cease-fire deal. give us an idea how it came about. >> absolutely, it is a cease-fire deal where the two sides have agreed to maintain or abide by the previous agreement. how did it come about? after very bad relations between the two countries starting in 2019, what we are starting to hear, but sources are telling us, is that it was facilitated by the united arab emirates, which has good relations with both countries. what we learned is they were the main country or people who brokered, if you can use that word, to get the two sides on the table, talking, and to decide, let us abide by the cease-fire agreement. haslinda: why is this piece initiative so important? give us the context of the india/pakistan relations. >> india and pakistan have fought three wars since both countries became independent in 1947. apart from that, relations have been hostile for most of the time i

emirates just days ago united arab emirates supporters for $2700.00 have actually kicked out the government that's why they are actually the only one who are responsible benefit for this attack. libya's new unity government has released around $120.00 prisoners loyal to the warlord halley for half that the fighters were captured after half their launched an offensive to seize control of the capital tripoli in april 2019 they've now been released in the city of zawiya the same place that they were taken prisoner it's not an official prisoner swap and is seen as a gesture of goodwill molokai you know is in misrata and explains why this is significant when this new interim unity government came into power they were tasked with a few things one was to unify state institutions 2nd was to lead the country into elections can take nationwide elections can take place later on this year in december other also tasked with leading a reconciliation initiative so this is a symbol of goodwill so libyans can turn the page start brand new and move towards bringing the country together after years

was a big gamble that earned him plenty of blowback now with 5 seats news really parliament his united arab list in theory has the power to bestow either side a majority. vote so he can be kingmakers in the elections we need to succeed so we can establish our status and influence in politics for the future the next generation. of us is politics the religious and conservative right wing israeli politicians call him and he's i honest left wing is criticize his stance on l.g.b. t.q. issues and yet his openness to engage with and potentially support either the bloc led by prime minister benjamin netanyahu or the one trying to remove netanyahu from power has shaken up israeli politics. during the campaign netanyahu ruled out the idea of allowing abbas into his coalition or even accepting his support from the outside but that was before his bloc once again fell short of the 61 seats it needed and senior members of his party started openly discussing working with us for some even having such a conversation represents a political watershed the very engaged meant between the 2 particularly to the ex

the crossing of the threshold by this small offshoot of the arab joint list the ram party or the united arab list led by months or a bus and his philosophy is conservative islamist he has been moving his party though the last 12 months or so into a more pragmatic space in israeli politics talking about being open to engage with with various parties especially if they offer and promise to do what is necessary in the palace in israeli sector in a form for his constituents and so he is leaving himself open to working either with the pro or the anti netanyahu bloc now netanyahu himself he has in the last few days of the campaign said that he would not go into coalition with such a party especially one which had opposed the. normalization deals with other with arab countries in the middle east he's also said that he wouldn't even accept their support from the outside so a minority government relying on the external support of a party such as this but where he is now on 59 that calculation may become very different on the other side there's a much broader spectrum of political parties including so

a fight i just want to add that after that the attack on the border just maybe 3 to 5 days and united arabemirate with side based in the united states called a cat he have released this a report as it is could be based there but to be honest who is actually will benefit from the attack against the government of the so-called legitimacy of heidi is only the united arab emirates just days ago united arab emirates support $30700.00 have actually kicked out the government that's why they are actually the only one who are responsible benefit for this attack. tunisia where heavy gunfire was heard near the presidential palace in the early hours of wednesday that's just 2 days before president elects mohammed swearing in ceremony. while gunfire can clearly be hairs and this video from witnesses in the capital me army details are not yet known and the government hasn't commented jets share has a history of military coups and the struggled with instability from attacks beyond groups such as boucle her own addresses in a butcher in neighboring nigeria he says local reports suggest an attempted coup.

united arab emirate with side based in the united states called a cad he has released the same report as it is could be based but to be honest with who is actually will benefit from the against the government of the so-called legitimacy of heidi is only the united arab emirates and just days ago united arab emirates supporters from 1700 have actually kicked out the government that's why they are actually the only one who are responsible for benefit for this attack. around $120.00 prisoners loyal to libyan warlord for the for after the middle east for the unity government not some special prisoner swap and it's seen as a gesture of goodwill those released on police child earlier surrendered peacefully are not suspected of any crimes. indonesian search crews have recovered the corporate voice recorder of a passenger jet that crashed nearly 3 months ago it's hoped it could provide clues see what happens just to washington reports from jakarta. a long search finally comes to an end in january. carrying $62.00 passengers crashed into the java sea minutes after takeoff search crews have sin

bloc under the arab joint list but the group splintered at a 2nd conservative party called the united arab list formed now its leader months or us could potentially do something unheard of previously support netanyahu government likud party members remain divided on what would be a historic alliance. critics such as opposition leader your look at the yes the tea party say netanyahu is drive to remain in power is centered on finding a way to evade prosecution on corruption charges and they argue forging ties with the religious zionist party would create a racist ultra conservative government but in this election netanyahu must attempt to forge a coalition with diverse smaller parties given the narrow divide between the pro and anti netanyahu camps that means these smaller parties and their leaders find themselves with a huge influence in determining israel's political path forward natasha. was jerusalem. now in the united states members of congress visiting one of the emergency facilities that have been reopened to cope with a surge of young migrants at the southern border has been growing

the largest city in the united arab emirates was on the brink of collapse but after the reopening came a turnaround the government is optimistic. we do see a good recovery that will come you know we want to use this summer as as a launch pad to reintroduce. the safety and. travel is. just to show that you know by safe. as your phrase that we are known for. luxury hotels are filling up bargain prices and discounts are tempting a flight for 2 people can cost as little as 1300 euros everything almost feels like it did before the pandemic. masks on the beach are rare but cocktails are plentiful half price at happy hour german guests are already enjoying the sun sand and beautiful views it's almost like over $1000.00 doesn't exist. it's so different and so nice to be free people can take things for granted nowadays it's crazy it's almost like a new life here. it's great to escape germany right now because even though you have to wear a mask here you can eat outside and in germany everything is closed but here you can go shopping and even do sports for example. i think of. the fact that demo

bloc under the arab joint list but the group splintered at a 2nd conservative party called the united arab list formed now its leader months. could potentially do something unheard of previously support netanyahu government likud party members remain divided on what would be a historic alliance critics such as opposition leader year look peak at the yes party say netanyahu is drive to remain in power is centered on finding a way to evade prosecution on corruption charges and they argue forging ties with a religious zionist party would create a racist ultra conservative government but in this election netanyahu must attempt to forge a coalition with diverse smaller parties given the narrow divide between the pro and anti netanyahu camps that means these smaller parties and their leaders find themselves with a huge influence in determining israel's political path forward natasha does era was jerusalem. right more with harry folsom in west jerusalem now hi harry just when you think it's all going to be predictable just as it was again this happens take us through the process from now on and i

approved to transfer the blockade to territory also received about 60000 vaccine doses from the united arab emirates for a population of 2000000 and its crucial infection rates in the west bank have soared in recent weeks and this private hospital on the outskirts of from a medical staff has seen a sharp influx of serious cold it 19 cases attribute to 2 virus variants more pressure until 15 days ago the corona ward was half empty and we were emptying the department suddenly huge numbers started coming to the hospital all of a sudden the hospital became phone 4 restrictions were tightened once again. and the west bank recently a curfew on weekends and night was already in place to connect depend and make plans to wait for more that scenes continues. lockdowns around the world have sent cities into an eerie silence as the start of the pandemic a year ago and new york is one of them has yet to regain its buzz one member of the city's filler monic orchestra has brought solace to his neighbors with solos on his rooftop. the mournful sound of a trumpet solos drifting over the rooftops of new york

israel approved to transfer the blockaded territory also received about 60000 vaccine doses from the united arab emirates for population of 2000000 and it's crucial infection rates in the west bank have soared in recent weeks and this private hospital on the outskirts of from a law medical staff has seen a sharp influx of serious cold it 19 cases attribute to 2 virus variants more pressure until 15 days ago the corona ward was half empty when we were emptying the department suddenly a huge number started coming to the hospital all of a sudden the hospital became phone for christians where titan. once again and the west bank recently a curfew on weekends and at night those already in place to cut depend and make why the wait for more back scenes continues. and you are of course watching to diffuse news live from berlin i will leave you now with some new works by the french artist safety who uses sand and grass as his canvas in the last 2 years he's taken his biodegradable paint to 3 continents painting these giant linked hands here's his latest from dana. why are people forced to hide in trucks.

. >> 40,000 vaccinations donated by the united arab emirates has arrived in gaza. half of the doses or for those living in the occupied west bank . it's planned to inoculate 20% of palestinians took a hit in march and is postponed until may. every competitor at the tokyo olympics will be offered vaccination. the olympic association struck a deal with china to provide vaccinations forhe games. intensity or opposition is commanding information -- the opposition leader has suggested he is in a, or seeking treatment for corn of rs group he is down played for claiming steen therapy would protect his. next month, hands will head to the polls. but while there is social pressure to large -- large number of independent. >> constitutional congress candidate helps her husband as they set off on another day of campaigning, this time at a popular market in the rural municipality of pie may. the 25-year-old has been an activist for as long as she can remember, especially for water rights in this area hard by droughts. >> we want the new constitution to guarantee our social right

this is why countries like the united arab emirates and israel have vaccinated between 50% and 60%, united can have between 20% and 30% population vaccinated. the idea that philanthropy from the west would save us is turning out to be a false hope. in this context, one of the reasons it is so hard to negotiate with western pharmaceutical manufacturers, we have no -- we do not have generic drugs from india for aids that we could use as an alternative in 2000. the problem is we do have alternatives, we just have to acknowledge it exists. right now it is from china and russia, two leading vaccine candidates in china and one in russia, which have struck supply deals of close to 3 billion doses just for this year. they are a lifelineo middle-income countries all over latin america, the araborld, some asia and pakistan india where i live, malaysia and indonesia. the problem with them is we seem to be in a state of denial that they exist, even though they have such reach both in terms of solving an immediate problem and at the pandemic but also serving -- to negotiate with western pharmaceutical

to defect and he could lure them to defect by perhaps offering a minister seat there's also the united arab list it's a conservative newcomer party that can bring 4 seats there's been discussion under way that perhaps. the leader has said he might support netanyahu but again the far right elements of that in yahoo block strongly oppose any arab support. this is al jazeera and these other headline 64 days into the job press and u.s. president joe biden and sounds as 1st press conference see people sit about economic progress and a new goal to have 200000000 americans vaccinated against the crew and a virus on his 1st 100 days you know this buys and also defended his handling over the influx of migrants the southern border coaling it a seasonal increase he said while most of those boards are being sent by children shouldn't speech turned away. we're sending back the vast majority of the families that are coming we're trying to work out now with mexico their willingness to take more of those families back but that's what's happening they're not getting across the border and those who are comin

>> well, we know the united arab emirates has been playing a leading role in the air war in particularone of the main nations in the region involved in the air campaign. but we don't know from the data that we have collected, which individual states are responsible for individual strikes. we do not know that from the data we gather. it i all from open source, so it is hard to tell which dividual nations, weatherby saudi arabia or the united arab emirates or other countries like georgia that m be responsible for individual strikes on particular targets. but this part of the problem and one of the reasonshy the data is being collected. there's been a severeack of accountability and transparency in the airstrikes that are happening. i like where in syria and iraq you will have western nations of the coalition carrying out airstrikes at least providing some information on the strikes they are carrying out aour state is concerned there's nothing in yemen. information on the targets and something casualties in the conflict. as part of the bombing campaign. saudi arabia has not given up any r

and the united arab emirates, the first time an arab state has reached mars.d mars or has anybody gone downç besides us? >> so china has an orbiter, a lander, and a rover. the united arab emirates has an orbiter that's specifically tuned to look at and sample the atmosphere. because something bad happened-- i don't want to value judge it. something happened on mars where mars used to have liquid running water on its surface, and now it's bone dry. so they're going to study the outer atmosphere of mars just to see if there are clues there as to what might have happened to mars in the past. we sent a rover, perseverance rover, which my favorite part of it, it's got a helicopter. it's-- it's bad-ass. it's got a helicopter and engineers thought this through because the martian atmosphere is much thinner than on earth. if you're going to lift a payload you need wider rotor blades, and you have to spin them faster. but gravity on mars is less, so that helps you out. it's mostly an engineering demonstration, because if that works, you're no longer limited to low slow

and $3 million if i want to sell it to the united arab emirates for saudi arabia. so this is good money that i can get from selling it to government players whose interest is not in telling apple it's a zero day but i'm going to use this for espionage and increasingly these other governments, the ones that i just mentioned, we all saw what happened with jamal khashoggi and i was seeing what was happening with emirates and people who are critical of the monarchy and twitter. they were getting tracked and beaten up and people were hacking into their baby monitors and so this was the power of the zero day and that's what it is and it created this gigantic market not just one that's been in the u.s. for a long time but also in these other countries that don't have the same track records as we do here. >> when you are structuring this book and i'm kind of curious because you are covering a broad span of time but you don't necessarily take us to a chronological frame. you structured around certain people and you've got stuff that comes up in the 1950s during the cold war

rights state affairs excedrin and a conservative group formed called the united arab list the head of that list is damed monsoor abbas and going into the elections he was characterized as quote cozying up to netanyahu he had said that he was not opposed to joining forces with not netanyahu and since election night he has said that he is not beholden to any party or candidate but that he is interested in influencing israeli politics by using government tools clearly an oblique reference to the fact that they are officially or remaining on the sidelines but supporting the netanyahu bloc is not off the table the united arab list appears to have it could bring up to 5 seats in the knesset think about what that means the khud party definitely remains under divided as to whether or not they would want to govern with any arab parties and this would have been. thinkable up until last election cycles to now who often used to he often for men to fear among his far right supporters of a strong and robust arab turnout at the polls to boost his supporters to try to get them to the polls and now th

contain gold nanoparticles yeah, these lenses were created by a team from great britain and the united arab emirates, they say these lenses can be made a cracked other vision problems and the new lenses have water retention properties similar to the regular contact lenses now available. these though still need clinical trials before being released to the public. >>a violent and deadly weekend in the south bay we'll hear from san jose neighbors who heard the >>and the south bay a violent weekend. it has police investigating 3 separate shooting deaths in san jose as kron four's rob fladeboe reports the seas, a 7th 87th, and 9th homicides so far this year happened on consecutive days over the weekend. >>pointed out the broken glass on the street for san jose police say a man was fatally shot sunday afternoon near the corner of car nearly and drive and sent he drive off mcloughlin avenue. approximately 24 hours earlier near bowling green drive and alvin avenue, another man was shot and killed and early last friday morning. a man was fatally shot in his driveway here on glen pete's court. so far

approved to transfer the blockade to territory also received about 60000 vaccine doses from the united arab emirates for a population of 2000000 and its crucial infection rates in the west bank have soared in recent weeks and this private hospital on the outskirts of from a law medical staff has seen a sharp influx of serious cold that 19 cases attribute to 2 virus variants more pressure until 15 days ago the corona ward was half empty in emptying the department suddenly huge numbers started coming to the hospital all of a sudden the hospital became full for christians why titan. once again in the west bank recently a curfew on weekends and night was already in place to correct a pandemic while they wait for more than excellence continues. turn out to have a look at some of the other developments in the coronavirus pandemic india's blaming every surgeons in the western state of mara strub for its worst single day case increase since late december thailand has joined several european countries and suspended the astra zeneca vaccine over worries about blood clotting although a range of health

be making an attempt to move on helped along by a cease fire agreement recently brokered by the united arab emirates both sides are making overtures a communique of peace this led to circulating on social media this one purportedly sent by indian prime minister in the run promote to his pakistani counterpart imraan khan in it a wish for quote your relations with the people of pakistan. the message of goodwill as described by pakistani officials on twitter came just days after modi wished khan a speedy recovery from covert 19 these the 1st signs of reproach between the traditional rivals in 2 years. the flashpoint kashmir a region both india and pakistan claim fully control in part and each of these parts divided by a so-called line of control both armies regularly exchanged fire across this defacto border despite an 18 year old ceasefire agreement. tensions reached a high point in august 29000 when india decided to scrap the autonomous status of its part of kashmir. all our friends i have full confidence that through this new step. we can all join together. and kashmir free of terrorism and

inhe past, the country -- countries fighting saudi arabia and the united arab emirates gave the most.his year, their contributions were down too. the head of the food program warned that out of the $385 billion the u.n. wanted, there was an absolute bare minimum needed to stop a famine. >> $1.9 billion, you can do the math, $160 million per month to have full -- reporter: in the end, instead of $1.9 billion, they got $1.67 billion. the u.n.'s emergency relief coordinator read out a statement from the secretary-general, showing his frustration. >> the best that can be said about today is that it represents a down payment. i thank those who did pledge generously. and i ask others to consider again what they can do to help stave off the worst famine the world has seen in decades. reporter: the message from the u.n. to donor countries is pretty clear. thank you for your money, but it is not enough, and we are going to come back to you to ask for more. otherwise, there is going to be a massive almine in yemen. james bays, al jazeera, at the united nations. anchor: the founder and president

the blockaded territory also received about 60,000 vaccine doses from the united arab emirates, full population of 2 million. and it's crucial -- infection rates in the west bankave sort in recent weeks. in this private hospital on the outskirts,edical staff have seen a sharp influx of series covid-19 casesj attributed to virus variants. "until 15 days ago, the corona ward was half-empty and we were emptying the department. suddenly huge numbers started coming to the hospital. all of a sudden the hospital became full." restrictions were tightened once again in the west bank recently. a curfew on weekends and at night was already in place to curb the pandemic, while the way for more vaccines continues. phil: preparations for the football world cup to be held in qatar in 2022 are in full swing, but allegations of human rights abuses have dogged organizers with media reports claiming more than 6500 migrant workers have died on construction projects. that is prompted one dutch comedy which has traditionally supplied pitches for big tournaments to boycott the event. reporter: grass grown