everyone uses whatsapp to make phone calls, send text messages. people live inside of whatsapp. how they turn that into money. it is still a big if. i don't think it is very clear that whole communication channel gets monetized. as it through e-commerce, advertising? is it through paid services, chat services? definitely they have a big opportunity there. emily: do you think -- as you mentioned earlier, this is still where advertiser dollars are going -- but do you think we will ultimately see a decline of facebook over the next 10 years? or do you think status quo? ought took 25 years for -- for yahoo! to be sold, so i think facebook will be here for a long time. emily: is facebook the next yahoo!? om: eventually we all become yahoo!, less relevant, less able to innovate. i think every company goes through that phase. with marketplace and their oflity to overlook any kind morality or doing the right thing, will keep them in a good place and make their investors very happy. emily: that was true ventures partner om mslialik. ,aunching 64 small spacecrafts we will bring you all th

that is something that whatsapp has is a selling point for the app.said, there have been a ton of issues with this encryption. we have seen whatsapp cause a lot of viral news sharing that is led to violence in some countries including india and brazil. there is a big risk year about what the future of the platform looks like. especially as it grows. emily: how has facebook handled that? could the law force them to do this in situations like this? sarah: they have decided to change some of their auto forwarding. you can forward to more than five people in india and in other countries, they are not restricting it as much as that, but the government can have that kind of an impact. facebook has said they do comply with local laws where they have to. so maybe they could create in australia up a specific -- specific version of -- all fairly a -- australia specific version of whatsapp. emily: you have been talking to employees and we are seeing multiple camps emerge, many employees feel sort of attack by the state of media coverage. others want to leave. wh

facebook can do it however they would like but this market in india with whatsapp, whatsapp is so crucial that it could be a significant blockchain product. caroline: certainly they will be watching the success of the telegram and seeing if they can take a leap. wonderful to have you on the phone. let's check in other stocks, u.s. markets are trading higher and significantly so. shaking off previous lows. we are 40 points higher. dow jones up 1.3%. only 2% higher on the nasdaq. this is bloomberg. ♪ i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. when i get in, i literally say ahh. meet the leesa mattress. a better place to sleep. this bed hugs my body. i'm now a morning person. the leesa mattress is designed to provide strong support, relieve pressure and optimize airflow to keep you cool. hello bed of my dreams. order online. we'll build it, box it and ship it to your door for you to enjoy. sleep on it for up to one hundred nights and love it or you'll get a full refund. returns are free and easy. i love my leesa. today is going to be great! find out why so many people lo

it raises this tricky question for the home office again, to what extent do you allow things like whatsappnt does whatsapp have a responsibility to police what goes on on its platform. facebook is well, we know that traffickers are a big part of the problem and they are using these social media platforms to try and boost trade, which puts people at terrible risk. sure, i'm not sure what the solution is. these are two of the most popular forms. there are many others that people could switch to if they were crackdown on. the fa ct to if they were crackdown on. the fact that social media sites like facebook perhaps give an insight to people in developing nations about how rich and prosperous life can be in the west, which may be an incentive of another kind, to make journeys. we have got through several minutes without talking about brexit on the papers, which is unusual! the sunday times, brexit may not happen, a warning from liam fox, the international trade secretary. interesting that he says that. he says that if mps don't vote for theresa may's deal, brexit may not happen. he is a leadin

columbia law professor was on earlier talking about exclusionary conduct, that the acquisition of whatsappal. take a listen. >> we have shied away from breakups. there's been 10 years of consent decrees, and i think firms do not really listen. they do not care. they have failed in a lot of instances. we've invested to heavily in the idea that you can have an agreement and a filing cabinet somewhere and that will restrain behavior. i'm calling to return to the reakup in a. emily: do you think facebook should be broken up? >> this will sound heretical, but i don't think it's crazy that facebook and instagram and whatsapp should be independent entities. emily: why? >> it's not clear a lot of value accrues to the user in having them must together. at some point, facebook lost the ability to create new experiences facebook found -- to create new experiences users found compelling. this is zuckerberg play a monopoly buying every square on the board that every user has to go to and charging rent for them to be there and i don't know that that is ideal behavior the corporate landscape. emily: what

represents are facing yet another digital roadblock and while platforms like facebook messenger or whatsapp are ways around this it assumes you live in an area with reliable white by. or that you're fine with the fact that facebook scans the photos and links you send on messenger and that facebook owns whatsapp ok if i'm going to have any autonomy over my tax i'm at least the way to my own stupid ass chain letter tax . ok say ok i'm still here. for you from hell. you know redacted. you know your headlines from the future so the big news this week is that defense secretary mattis will be stepping down in february and i thought it would be nice to look at the future headlines from three different papers on this same story. where the man is out country fears no one left steering the ship the bombs lots of places. usa today will announce with mantissa out war criminals fear their under-represented interim cabinet. the congo tribune will read a. with madison out pentagon begins a long hard process of getting rid of a smell. that's our job. to watch the play called the trying to. bury the past. w

and that facebook own whatsapp ok if i'm going to have any autonomy over my tax i'm at least awaiting my own stupid ass chain letter tax ok say ok i am still here. the but the but. for the from hell. with gil redacted tonight. here are your headlines from the future so the big news this week is the defense secretary mattis will be stepping down in february and i thought it would be nice to look at the future headlines from three different papers on this same story. with madness out country fears no one love steering the ship the bombs lots of poisonous. usa did very well announce with mantissa out war criminals fear they're under represented in terms of. cargo tribune will read a book with madison out pentagon begins a long hard process of getting rid of a smile. thanks to our job i have. to play close the right way to thank you. thank you. thank you. it's all trying to be all. about. well. ok i'll. leave. you to all this is how the booth. well. these food. rules. that's geysers financial survival they say maybe the girl was. going to lose it this is the central plank so for dying at

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pulled out of cars and lynched because of false rumors, hoaxes, that it can spread virally on the whatsapp application that facebook owns. their response is to run newspaper ads and to limit the number of message boards. if all of a sudden c-span started resulting in deaths because false information was spreading fast on the platform, you would absolutely take that information down. and mark zuckerberg in his most recent interview said they could impugn what holocaust deniers were planning on, with intentions are. i would argue history has taught us holocaust deniers are pretty intent on some pretty bad activity, and that we have an obligation to take that confidence. censorship means you are being in my view a responsible media company. there has never been firms that are more media like or media-ish than google facebook or twitter. they warmly embraced the margins of celebrity and influence the media firms practicing the allergic to the responsibility. they should absolutely take an active role in taking objectionable content down the grizzled and violence. >> host: is it our responsibil

this exclusive cache of whatsapp conversations sheds light on that very question. these are words you won't have read in jamal khashoggi's columns. instead, they're whatsapp messages, never seen before, sent by khashoggi in the year before his death. they lay bare his disdain for saudi arabia's crown prince, saying, quote, he's like a beast, like pacman. the more victims he eats, the more he wants. in another, may god rid us and this nation of this predicament. the words were exchanged with omar abdul aziz, a fellow critic in exile in canada. >> he believed that mbs is the issue, is the problem. and someone has to tell him that, you know, you have to be stopped. >> talk like this is dangerous for those from a country with one of the worst records for human rights. and it wasn't just political views the pair was trading but plans to hold the saudi state to account, creating an army of so-called cyber bees on social media, leveraging khashoggi's name and the 340,000 strong twitter following of his confident. >> in the beginning, it was a bit difficult for us to have

facebook is looking into creating a so-called stable coin in partnership with messaging service whatsapp according to a report from bloomberg the report cites unnamed sources who say the virtual currency will roll out in india and will first be used in money transfers and remittances within whatsapp which reportedly has two hundred million indian users a facebook spode spokesperson would only confirm to bloomberg that the company is quote exploring ways to leverage the power of blocks and. change technology effectively restating a maybe announcement that facebook formed a block chain applications team headed by former coinbase board member david markus the project will still take some time to develop and the report noted a number of failed attempts at stable coin launches in twenty eighteen and controversy around tether one of the more prominent survivors stable coins are an attempt to reduce the volatility which has plagued more conventional kryptos by linking the currencies value to a commodity or currency reportedly in this case the us dollar. and an unfortunate reality of crypto curr

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tell us more about these whatsapp messages and what they could potentially reveal about the murder of jamal khashoggi. well i think what they reveal about jamal khashoggi is that he wasn't just a man of words he's a man that was so concerned with the crown prince's behavior in his home country that he wanted to take direct action there are four hundred messages between a dis dissident in canada and khashoggi and it's clear that he wanted to actually from what the messages reveal fund what he called an electronic army that not that involved sending sim cards back to young people in saudi arabia so that they could post on social media and not be traced and there's a lot to unpack here four hundred watts out messages between these two people but abdul aziz says that at one point he believes his phone was hacked using israeli spy ware and that really directly he thinks resulted in cause shock g.'s death it's something he says he regrets deeply but also abdul aziz was contacted by saudi officials whilst he was in canada and secretly recorded ten hours of conversations in which they were tr

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had planned an online movement that would hold the saudi state to account in one of four hundred whatsapp messages sent a year before his murder a show called mohammed bin selma a beast who would devour all in his path and omar abdel aziz talked to plans to form an electronic army to engage young saudis back home and to debunk state propaganda the digital offensive was dubbed the cyber b.s. they discussed creating a portal to document human rights abuses in saudi arabia abdulaziz is filed a lawsuit alleging that saudi arabia uses spyware from an israeli software company the n.s.o. group to help hack into his communications with a shrug and more now from washington. well what these hundreds of messages reveal is that you marcus shock he was so concerned with what was going on in saudi arabia that he wanted to take more action than just writing in the newspapers here in the u.s. his plan was to arm a so-called electronic army with a sim card sim cards that will be provided to young saudi arabians who would then be allowed to post on social media and that would be untraceable he'd already pl

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emily: will they figure out how to monetize whatsapp?itendra: i'm more confident about live stories monetization than messenger and whatsapp, at least for 2019. it will take time. first they have to address the misinformation issues. going back to the regulatory aspect of things, those things need to be addressed. then, the monetization aspect would come. investors need to adjust the timeline. , thank youndra waral so much for breaking that down. is not backing down in the midst of a trade war between the u.s. and china. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a tobacco giant is spending $12.8 billion for a 35% stake in jull in an effort to offset declines in cigarette sales. at $38l values juul billion. that may could one of silicon valley's most voluble private health companies. ago, it was not unit $16 billion after tiger global management led a $1.2 billion investment in the company. meantime, foxconn is known for being the biggest assembler of iphones. terry gou, the chair and largest shareholder of foxconn, he is taiwan's

to make uses whatsapp phone calls or send tech messages -- text messages.veryone lives in whatsapp. doi don't know how they turn tht into money. it is still a big if. i don't know if it is very clear as to how the whole communication channel gets monetized. is it through e-commerce, advertising? is it through paid services? check service -- chat services? definitely they have a big opportunity there. , this is you think still where advertiser dollars are going, but do you think we will ultimately see a decline of facebook over the next 10 years? do you think status quo? om: it took 25 years for yahoo! billionld for a few dollars so i think facebook is going to be here for a very long time. emily: do you think facebook is the next yahoo!? om: eventually, we all become yahoo!, right? less relative -- relevant, less able to innovate. every company goes through that phase, but with mark in place and their ability to just overlook any kind of morality or doing the right thing, will keep them in a good place and make their investors happy. emily: i want to ask ab

gained access to more than four hundred whatsapp messages where the saudi journalist and activist omar abdel aziz planned an online movements that would hold the saudi state to account and he got to has more from washington d.c. . well what these hundreds of messages reveal is that jamal khashoggi was so concerned with what was going on in saudi arabia that he wanted to take more action than just writing in the newspapers here in the u.s. his plan was to arm a so-called electronic army with sim cards sim cards that will be provided to young saudi arabians who would then be allowed to post on social media and that would be untraceable he'd already pledged five thousand dollars to counterparts in canada and plan to give about twenty five thousand more dollars to the cause but the canadian counterpart when he discovered that is what messages were actually being hacked or had been hacked using israeli military grade spy where everything changed for that dissident in canada he was contacted by saudi arabian officials and given a piece of advice by jamal khashoggi that he says potentially sa

yet in your report here, four of the top five apps downloaded were facebook, messenger, whatsapp, andtagram. what do you take from that? danielle: habits are hard to break. it's about the fact that convenience trump's everything. when you have -- convenience trumps everything. when you have the of duty to reach your primary circle, extended circle, -- the ability to reach your primary circle, your extended circle -- whatsapp is the dominant messaging platform. the fact of the matter is there is room for new opportunities and new challengers. you look at tiktok, which is more about these short form videos that are ultimately embedded into other social platforms. as a good example of something where there is this hunger for gen-z and how they are using apps, high-frequency, more sessions per day. facebook is quite dominant, but we are spending 90 minutes per day on a whole host of other apps. brad: you just mentioned tiktok. it is owned by a chinese company. are we sseeing more mobile app trends emerge out of asia right now? danielle: i don't think you can talk about mobile and not talk

midway through writing a report or reading something about that familiar king of the e—mail or the whatsappe constant distractions mean that we perhaps take longer to get stuff done if we were doing it at four a.m.. -- ping. it also, it shows you how our world is today, how much we are attached to technology, how much we are attached to things that the attention immediately, as opposed to thinking that we can do it two days later or even an hour later. our world today is an instant one we feel that we must respond to whatever comes in, so must respond to whatever comes in, so that is why... and so by saying that if you wake up at that time you do not have those distractions, i thought one the stinking that came up thought one the stinking that came up is that people such as tim cook, the chief executive of apple, is one of the early risers, but he is one of the early risers, but he is one of the early risers, but he is one of the early risers and some would say that he is responsible for some of the technology that is that we are of the technology that is that we a re really of the technolo

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that number plus one seven four five or one triple one four nine that will work on telegram and on whatsapp if you want to message us directly otherwise twitter and facebook up and running as well let's move on and the war in yemen will representatives from the saudi banks government are expected to arrive in sweden this hour for the peace talks on ending the war the delegation and the u.n. special envoy martin griffiths they already arrived in stockholm and choose day for these long awaited negotiations the talks will be held in a small town on the outskirts of stockholm earlier efforts to bring both parties together in september brought down but the u.n. hopes these negotiations will help bring an end to what it calls the worst humanitarian crisis in the world's hash is in a room bonus stockholm where those talks are happening the most unlikely location hashim for us to be discussing yemen but then in some respects these talks are almost unlikely you never thought we would actually get here after so much so much war indeed. so been talking to numbers from the. from the healthy delegation

gained access to more than four hundred whatsapp messages where the saudi journalist and activist. planned an online movement that would hold the saudi state to account the saudi crown prince has landed in algeria in an effort to boost ties between the two countries but many are angry about his visit to north africa saying he's attempting to whitewash his image following the death of a number of prominent algerians have signed a statement against his visit mohamed bin sound man had just come from the mauritanian capital new upshots where his presence sparked protests u.s. president donald trump said on sunday that china has agreed to reduce tariffs on american cars he made the announcement on twitter a day off to meeting china's president xi jinping and when his aires the two leaders agreed to a ninety day holds in the escalation trade war and said they'll use the time to try to result their differences the world bank says it's doubling its funding for poorer countries to deal with climate change to two hundred billion dollars the announcement comes as leaders gather in poland for

vernon involved in the community as a whole has come together city papers are posting articles about whatsapp running in alexandria and what's happened here with the renovation and excavation. it's been a fun process because i've become an archaeology 101 student. say of already past archaeology 101 but, we've dug down and are about three quarters of the way through right now but, finding the artifact we found probably over 2500 artifacts so far ranging from the late 1700s up to the 1920s. it is very important that people who are stewards of a property understand that they have to have responsibility to give back to the community and that's what my wife and i are trying to do. we are down in the basement, we are underneath the addition to the house. the process has been digging out this basement, the archaeologist has come and look at this basement. we completed the well and we excavated that recently and completed that. we are still in process of excavating the other well. come over here with me, we can see we will step aside slightly to show what we are doing. we are essentially taking a ha

nina dos santos has exclusively obtained ten months of khashoggi's whatsapp messages that he sent toing in canada and gives the texts to cnn. they offer clues to the motive behind khashoggi's brutal murder. >> these are words you won't have read in jamal khashoggi's columns. instead, they're whatsapp messages never seen before, sent by khashoggi in the year before his death. they lay bare his disdain for saudi arabia's crown prince, saying, quote, he's like a beast, like pac man, the more victims he eats, the more he wants. in another, may god rid us and this nation of this predicament. the words were exchanges with omar abdulazeez, a former critic in exile in canada. >> he believed mbs is the issue, is the problem. and someone has to tell him that you have to be stopped. >> talk like this is dangerous for those from a country with one of the world's worst records for human rights. and it wasn't just political views the pair was trading but plans to hold the saudi state to account, creating an army of so-called cyber bees on social media, leveraging khashoggi's name and 340,000 stron

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has gained access to more than four hundred whatsapp messages with a saudi journalist and activist omar abdul aziz planned an online movement that would hold the saudi state to account. the world bank says is doubling its funding for poorer countries to deal with climate change to two hundred billion dollars the announcement comes as leaders gather in poland for un talks aimed at tackling global warming delegates from nearly two hundred nations have two weeks to agree on details of the twenty fifteen paris climate to court the us president donald trump says china has agreed to reduce tariffs on american build cars now he made the announcement on twitter two days after meeting the chinese president xi jinping in bahrain as iris the two leaders agreed to a ninety day hold on their escalating trade war and said they'll use the time to try to resolve their differences those are your headlines so far today up next it's inside story i'm back immediately after that see them. because we're not at the as we should at the at right school be and find it. and see to the answer to that. on the seven

it looks like they are dipping a toe with a whatsapp currency.onsve big and one imagines that it is the beginning of what you could get into for the pay in some banking systems. vonnie: it looks like they are using this to target countries outside of the united states, but also interesting when crypto has really taken a beating. the going -- bitcoin back below $3000. we know that consensus, one of companiest blockchain is laying off all of its staff. amanda: for bloomberg users, you can also watch anything you have seen here on gtv . you can see charts and bloomberg tv functions including analysis. from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your custom

esto sÓlo habrÍa afectado a los mensajes de texto, pero hay muchas personas que se comunican por whatsappde aparecer en el programa del fin de semana y dijo: realmente no quiero estar en este mundo. estoy haciendo todo lo posible por quedarme aquÍ para ti pero en realidad no se cuÁnto más pueda durar. todo lo que he tratado de hacer es ayudar a la gente. sÓlo recuerda que te lo dije. borja: el mensaje genera preocupaciÓn ante los que califican como un llamado de auxilio. vamos a conectarnos con la doctora valley maduro de la asociaciÓn americana del suicidio para conocer cÓmo las redes sociales pueden ayudar a prevenir el problema. gracias por estar con nosotros en la ediciÓn digital. si nosotros vemos este tipo de mensajes en alguna publicaciÓn de amigos quÉ podemos hacer? >> lo primero es tomarlo en serio. muchas personas piensan que estÁ manipulando o llamando la atenciÓn y lo primero es tomar en serio estos mensajes como un llamado de ayuda. la persona estÁ intentando solicitar que se le ayuda, que se la acompaÑe y que se la escuche. lo segundo es contactar a esa persona y si es un me

gained access to more than four hundred whatsapp texts by the saudi journalist and activist omar abdel aziz planned an online movement that would hold the saudi state to account. israeli police say they have enough evidence to indict its prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his wife on bribery charges there is used to fraud and breach of trust in dealings with israel's largest telecoms operator denies any wrongdoing. the while bank says it's doubling its funding for poorer countries to deal with climate change to chew hundred billion dollars the announcement comes as leaders gather in poland for un talks aimed at tackling global warming delegates from nearly two hundred nations have two weeks to agree on details of the twenty fifteen paris climbers accord presidents of previous summits issued a joint statement calling for immediate decisive action. as the crucial climate talks proceed in poland's most scientists now agree that we've entered a new segment of geological time the anthropocene where human impact is the most significant force in nature in the way greenhouse gases sproule c

the best of the fenton in the east, whatsapp is a mist and fog, and look at the difference in the temperaturesen, 11 or 12. from christmas day into boxing day, this will be quite tricky to keep track of the dead, but you will end up track of the dead, but you will end up with the high pressure dominating the scene across many southern parts, but a front that the north, but this week, for the most part, settled, often cloudy, and mostly dry. this is bbc news. i'm vicky young. the headlines at 4:00pm. a tsunami hits indonesia causing widespread devastation — at least 220 people are dead and more than 700 injured — the death toll is expected to rise. emergency services battle to bring the injured to safety. eyewitnesses describe scenes of chaos after waves struck at night. the water came in at about 5 metres high, and many cars were flown and hit our village. two people arrested in connection with drone sightings at gatwick are released — police say they are no longer suspects. homelessness in the uk reaches a record high — according to the charity crisis. tributes continue to be paid to former l

the government can do this. >> as you said, they bought whatsapp and instagram, google buys youtube. do you think one way to regulate this is to say let's go back to the old way we were doing anti-trust and we didn't let it happen this way? >> that's another way to solve the problem. the question is, how do you approach this correctly and continue to allow innovation to thrive? one of the things that's great about this country is we invented the internet. we really did. right now there's a lot of competition from china, for example. they have a whole other way of looking at information. they have a surveillance economy. they allow cameras, surveillance, facial recognition. the stuff is coming down the pike around ai and stuff like that. do we want china to run that? that's an argument that mark zuckerberg made to me. do we want my kind of internet or a chinese kind of internet? so it's a really big question of innovation and where innovation goes and obviously the more data the better the system is. >> that would be china on data. they can collect data on more people and more data. >

they thought it necessary to be preserved for the laws of all communications. >> the people use whatsappnd to end encryption you can't see. i think that is extraordinary, the fact there is this direct line with a senior white house official and somebody who multiple nations have decided by their intelligence is a cold -- including our own intelligence officials is a cold-blooded murderer. i don't like playing the imagine if game because it's not helpful. but imagine if i don't know valerie jarrett was found to be texting a cold-blooded murderer and the fall out that would have ensued. that is what we are talking about here, and it's not just the connection there. ites the inroads that saudi arabia has made within this white house. they are political, they are financial. it's really extraordinary. >> valerie jarrett wouldn't have been in the crown prince club that apparently -- oh, my microphone, i'm sorry. >> you can pick up for him. >> it's a good question. when you come from a purely transactional background, when you're trying to pump financial life back into your building on fifth av

tampoco video llamadas solo notas de voz como haces con whatsapp. triste, es una pena que alguien intente, impresentable sacar beneficio y partido, burlarse de sus fans. alberto era gran admiradores y no se prestarÍa hacer una farsa como esta y salir luego de # aÑos, no tiene sentido, nunca hubiera hecho eso. >>> gracias por darnos la informaciÓn y ayudarnos a klaer zer este caso que ha dado tanto quÉ hablar. >>> quÉ dirÍas tÚ de las personas que siguen hablando que sigue vivo juan gabriel y que a partir del 15 de diciembre lo veremos en un co concierto de regreso. >>> juan gabriel siempre va a estar vivo en nuestros corazones, en su mÚsica y gran legado y alberto ha muerto y no deben creer en esos rumores que son falsos. quieren sacar partido y beneficios. vamos a descubrir cuÁl es el fin real de esto. y no crean en eso. >>> gracias pedro, un fuerte abrazos hasta espaÑa zaun bra briel va a seguir vivo mienlts recordamos su mÚsica y lo tengamos en nuestro corazÓn. gracias pedro un saludo hasta espaÑa. un nuevo dÍa y vamos con nuestro querido vanucch

we are also as james said on facebook facebook dot com slash al-jazeera or you can message us at whatsapp or telegram us nine seven four five zero one triple one four nine and if you are watching on facebook we have a story for you about indonesian start up tackling infant mortality also ahead in the program a landslide for nickel and our media voters gave him an emphatic mandate to continue as delving revolution. hello there we've got yet more rain working its way towards parts of the middle east at the moment we take a look at the satellite picture we can see one area of cloud that's edging its way across parts of turkey but then there's more making its way in from the west and matt is giving us some fairly heavy downpours and some pretty strong winds too so there's the area of low pressure as we head through the day on tuesday all the wind circulating around that plenty of rain here plenty of strong winds and then we've got this dangling area of cloud making its way down through parts of lebanon giving us some wet weather here to so generally speaking this whole region looking pretty u