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how much of their differences in yemen contribute to the situation? speaks to the fact that we shouldn't be surprised about this current disagreement or impasse right now because if we look at the yemenis sphere, you can see the divergence happening there for years. what i think that sphere and others have shown it is not just the lack of compatibility but the limits in which the uae relationship with saudi can flourish, that there are limitations to this, that there is this partnership is not -- it is not completely serving domestic agendas or both agendasof saudi arabia and the uae. i think the yemenis sphere is one out of many. i particularly focus on saudi foreign policy toward israel. what i've seen from the abraham reports is that that was the point that made me very convinced this is the limit between the saudi uae partnership, that here is a step, crossing the rubicon, that fundamentally undermined it the arab peace initiative, which is the saudi peace initiative, based on it. moreover, it kind of pushed forward -- it didn't obstruct -- u.s. p

we've seen that in yemen. we've seen that when it came to normalization with israel. and we've seen a lot of that pressures going on in the, in the ongoing, in, at the time, ongoing gulf crisis where the moratti's were not willing to yield to saudi efforts to kind of trying to reconcile with casa. so over that, over that period we've seen the, the mirage is becoming increasing the sort of seeing everything through the lens over 0 so mentality. and i think that is something that the saudis of now realize, and it is kind of putting quite a lot of burden on that relationship. but hang on a 2nd address. let's dig in specifically on the opec issue. the us is energy minister said this that the u. s. has sacrifice the most and we can't make a new agreement under the same conditions. we have a sovereign right to negotiate. so does he have a point when he says that we have a sovereign right and this absolutely, i mean that the problem here, again, the reference point of all these agreements is to put levels from to 12018. so it's quite clear again, that the royalties, you know

we've got to southwest any wind, bring temperatures down for yemen on oman as well as the u. a and cook top. we could see if you showers as well to the western areas of yemen, hedging up into saudi arabia. but for the very wet weather, we need to move to central africa, the horn of africa. we've got those storms pulsing across the open rift valley. and some really heavy rain expected in south sudan over the next few days. those storms are going to rumble across that equitorial belt joining up with storms brewing in the gulf of guinea. by the time we go to wednesday, we'll have heavy showers for gabon and camera roon. things looking a lot finer and dry as we move to southern africa. a few showers across southern areas of mozambique and edging down into eastern areas of south africa. but plenty of sunshine in johannesburg and cape town to the weather bag energy and change to every part of our universe or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity, we can make it work for you and your business. oh the the me back you're watching out, is

we've seen some heavy rain across southern areas of the middle east, in particular in oman, yemen and saudi arabia and some of those torrential downpours caused flooding in southern areas of riyadh. well, those range of now dried up here if there are some showers that can be found west in western areas of saudi arabia, edging down into western yemen. and as we go into thursday, it's going to be on monday. i see some of those showers around must cast and some rain affecting parts of iran, but it is a very hot and dry picture. up in the north. temperature is continuing to climb for iraq and full q 8. we've got a bit of a shema when that'll blow down and kick up some of the dust fluctuate and guitar. so we are expecting quite a bit of hazy sunshine, but the wet weather can be found to west and areas of yemen on thursday. i'm not joined up with the showers that are rolling across the ethiopian rift valley, some heavy thunderstorms and torrential downpours here, edging into sudan and likely to effect chad. we could see some flooding as those rains for pretty heavily to the north of this. i

if we promised looters took advantage of that chaos situation and yemen. a little more shipping this whole around 10 meters deep gave the looters access to the temple where the ibex was found. buckets used during the excavation were simply discarded. despite the arky just morning fontainbleau palace exhibited the bronze ibex a year later we encountered the bronze ibex and tokyo. the japanese capital is a hotspot on the international art market and the job exhibition and work from the phone. the collection is opening at the national museum. the bronze ibex is also on display. i mean jennifer, curator of the also the collection is also here. he's in charge of acquisitions and never goes anywhere without his public relations officer. she come out really embodies the true spirit of a collector, buys things from a number of different sources, of course, from reputable dealers, sometimes buying directly from the collections often at auction. so perhaps we can continue over here. this section of the exhibition looks at nature and animals, and the anybody's agree

and if we promised, you know, the, the looters took advantage of the chaos, the situation and yemen. a little more on this hole around 10 meters deep gave the looters access to the temple where the ibex found. the buckets used during the excavation were simply discarded. despite the archaeologists morning fulton blow palace exhibited the bronze ibex me. a year later we encounter the bronze ibex and tokyo. the japanese capital is a hotspot on the international art market for the job. exhibition and work from the authority collection is opening at the national museum. the bronze ibex is also on display. i mean, jennifer, curator of the all funny collection is also here. he's in charge of acquisitions and never goes anywhere without his public relations officer shake him. i'd really embodied the true spirit of a collector as far as things from a number of different sources. of course, from reputable dealers, sometimes buying directly from the collections. often at auction, so perhaps we can continue over here. this section of the exhibition looks at nature and animals and the anybody, t

in 2015 will fully do a merely is in assess representative to yemen. he joins us now from father. it's astonishing that a call to stop attacking schools as even necessary, but how much of a difference would that makes gammons, children, if the warring parties would stop taking a education establishment? thank you. thank you very much. good afternoon. yes, indeed, it would make a huge difference to have sustainable in that, in the, in many different ways and for children. but what we see in yemen today is, is the education and future millions of grave rear you have today. and although 2 medium to run out of school, this is twice the number of school children that prevailed in the many, 2015 at the beginning of the country. so this is actually the future of a new generation of young children, which is at risk today. and education is a very important way to teach up to that that i would say that yemen is, of course, in the middle of a civil war. given this, that has to be an acceptance that people are going to be negatively impacted. knowing the education is challenging multiple ways

we talked about it many different times when back in yemen and whatever happens to one member of the family, the whole family will be there to help. >> he says right now he has a declared major but he may want to change to undecided since he wants to keep future career options open. and he can do that. to learn more about students rising above and its scholars go to kpix.com/sra. >>> straight ahead, taking the job hunt to tiktok. new program aimed at helping make that resume' pop. >>> today guests david >>> you are looking live at what is already a very hot tri valley, 100 degrees already in livermore. as we look across the seven-day forecast, it gets hotter tomorrow. excessive heat warning for inland valleys stays in effect until sunday night. this is going to be a tough weekend for many inland locations. the good news is there is relief coming fast by the time we get to early next week. temperatures will be back down to upper and mid 80s. that's where we should be for this time of year. the closer we have gotten into the weekend, the higher the numbers have gotten for the forecast.

so the south, we are seeing things cool down around coastal areas of yemen. and on man, we've got a southerly wind blowing and, and keeping things a little cooler. we're seeing some rain across western areas of yemen, edging into saudi arabia and the showers join up with on the storms that have been brewing across the c o. p and rift valley, those posts across that central bound of africa. moving into south sudan and the central african republic. by the time we get into sunday, it will become a ruin that sees some of those heaviest showers. and we could see some flooding here for the south though it is a lot dry and finer. there is any wet whether we can find a long coastal areas all mozambique, edging inches and bob way but farther south. that is fine and dry picture with plenty of sunshine in cape town. the for hi, lise and elicit market for the rich and powerful i was needing specialist work undercover. just yours investigative unit exposes the inner workings and key players in the murky underbelly of football finance. he's a part you need to sell. some pe

we talk about it many different times when we were back in yemen and whatever happens to a member of the family, the whole family will be there to help. >> reporter: for students rising above, i'm michelle griego. >> mohammed says that right now he hasn't declared a major but he mit ge it undecided, b options open. and to learn more about students rising above and its scholars, go to our website, kpix.com/sr. >>> time now for our friday segment, liam's list. this time a san francisco favorites, the tonga room. >> this is completely, completely awesome. >> never a truer word spoken. it is awesome. tiny board and on his first visit to the tonga room. chris cosentino at his side, it really is one of cio. ey survey mai tai that will knock your socks off and reduce grown men to tears. good news, it's open once again. you're invited, no reservations. friday and saturday, 5:00 p.m. until late. >> you can see the rest of liam's list, things to do at kpix.com and see him live fridays on our morning show starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> now for the latest on what will be the headline this weekend, th

for the winter weather, we have to go to west in areas of yemen. there'll be some rain falling on high ground in the hope across the horn to the horn of africa. we can see those. she was continuing across the open rift valley. some of those rains affecting eritrea, and joining up with a shout was across that central band. some heavy thunderstorms on schedule for nie jerry, we could see some flooding there. but as we had further south, things are talking to look a lot dryer. in particularly for south africa, we're going to see the temperature pick up in cape town with plenty of sunshine coming through the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation, so forth and died for the power to find out the laws. new babies were dying. i did not think its neglected babies to dec people and power investigate, exposes, and questions they used to be of our around the globe on al jazeera, the journey to work can be a challenge on its own. but for some peruvian villages, traversing one of the world's most dangerous is a risk that comes with the job. we follow the

in yemen, they don't keep birtht ve gue. time was relative. e relative is my diabetic uncle. ( cheers and applause ) thank you. my mother recently got married. it's her fourth marriage, because she's not a quitter. ( laughter ) and i said, "congrats, mom. you're the first muslum woman to have four husbands. you're the rosa parks of the middle east right now. go get them." ( applause ) my step-dad has been around the country for about a couple of years and he's already, like, learned so much. in two years, he's learned how to speak english. he learned how to drive. and how to ice skate, fo reon. d he'sice guy. he pulled medei grew up without he said ali, "i want you to know that you are my son." and i said, "no, thank you. i am 30-- i think." ( laughter ) "alsought y how t speak english. i taught you how to drive. i used to take you ice skating. you're my son. ( laughter and applause ) go clean your room." i emigrated when i was 15. and when i got here i had to take e.s.l. classes. and one day my instructor started talking ab

now, education has become one of the greatest casualties of yemen war that's according to unicef. more than 2000000 school age girls and boys on making it into classrooms, and that makes them more vulnerable to early marriage, child labor and being recruited to fight. but units that says, 170000 teachers haven't been paid in 4 years or more. the pandemic is making things worse, the you and agencies calling for an immediate end to attacks on schools and estimates . they've been more than 230 since the war escalated in early 2015. when felipe to m l is unicef representative to him and he says, the situation could get even worse. education is challenging, murphy for wasting the complex. today, the conflict is limiting access to 2 schools because of the, of the complication of the constantly happening. their children can just go to school both who tell by, by, by the space that the facebook tradition and the phone. people who space within the school saw out of huge because they have been damaged or destroyed by the company. or because they occupied by that home. so all these together

it's listed, it's coming from south arabia or what is now yemen, a country mired and civil war. so 2014. we checked the catalog. it's only been exhibited once before in beijing. again, as part of the all thought collection, there is no mention of a previous owner. it's a stunning work of art. but could the bronze ibex be a stolen antiquity? the curator says he's verified its origins because of the i think you're concerned that i worked with the curator of the l. fun the collection. most surely i trust the documentation given to us by the collections cure. i thought it was, i thought that i could extra me. oh would. as it turns out, the felt a little curator had been alerted. the question surrounding the ibex journey sheet . got a prominent french archaeologist, had warned the curator of its dubious providence. he had even emailed him the day before the opening. i wanted to tell you that a number of objects from this collection are without a doubt the result of archaeological looting carried out these past 15 years and yet in particular, a bronze ibex. the young i back comes from

i was starting back in yemen. >> reporter: mohammed learned english quickly. the extra years of coursework had him finish high school leader than his peers but with high marks in a aptitude for science. >> reporter: tell me about your internship. >> yes, i'm doing an internship for research, science research about covid. >> reporter: the internship at the children's hospital is giving him a chance to use his s.t.e.m. skills spending time studying during summer break. extra work he sees as a small trade-off for the safety and opportunity his family has now in the u.s. it is taking years for their paperwork to be approved. >> it was a big deal back then. if someone told us we were going to the u.s., i would not have believed you. >> reporter: his leadership skills were honored at school. he is respected on the field. playing for his own team, his family, that is the position he sees as most important. >> my family came together and we talked about it at different times when we were back in yemen and what ever happens to one member of the family, the whole family

we're also expecting some heavy showers across yemen and coastal areas of oman. but for the very wet weather we have to move across to central parts of africa. we've got those storms rolling across the open rift valley, edging up into south sea, done. and they do join up with those storms brewing in the gulf of guinea. by the time we get into wednesday, we are expecting some heavy showers in coastal areas of cameroon. could see some more flooding here. but further south, it's much finer and dry. a picture, lots of sunshine coming through in south africa for johannesburg. and things are going to pick up in cape town as that weather system moves off taking the wet weather to the eastern coast. we're going to see temperatures recover, and lots of sunshine coming through for cape town, batch weather. the news of fame gala story without uttering a single word. and knowing going can guide a simple informa the young convent manatee, of life. witness through the limbs of the human. i want him by as a witness documentary on our era me. ah, ah, okay. ah i oh, oh, i the oh

and we are seeing a few showers to west in areas of yemen. and as we move over to central africa, we're seeing no storms brewing across the c o. p, and rift valley. we've also seen weather weather rolling across the tutorial about south sudan, seeing some of those showers northern areas of the democratic republic of congo. and of course, we got stormed brewing across the gulf. we've seen wet weathering, gonna cameroon, edging all the way off into sierra leonean. we are expecting those reins to continue for final dry weather. we have to come to southern parts of africa, johannesburg, please seeing plenty of sunshine coming through 22 degrees celsius there. but in cape town, things have cooled slightly, but there's sunshine on the way. next week the who's talked to al jazeera roll. did you want the un to take and who stopped you? we listen. you see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our sierra the story of them, bob weigh in her. what she is always told

ali's from yemen, in the middle east. it's a country in the midst of a brutal civil war.an four million people have had to flee. almost a quarter of a million have lost their lives as a result of the conflict. ali escaped over the border to saudi arabia with his family. then he set off alone to the uk, in search of a safer life for them all. this is footage captured by romanian border police of one boat that ali was in. ali had paid smugglers to get him from serbia into romania, crossing the river danube. halfway into the journey, the boat capsized. a police spotlight picks out what's left of the boat. survivors clinging to the upturned vessel. this is all ali has left to remember his friends by — footage from the day they were buried. eight of ali's friends drowned that night. it would be another four months before ali would make it to the uk, arriving in august last year. the horror of what he witnessed on hisjourney rarely leaves him. in english: there are more than 5,000 asylum seekers in scotland — and most of them in glasgow. that's because the council here is the o

that's keeping things slightly cooler for western yemen. we could see some showers and as we hope across to the horn of africa, we're seeing those thunderstorms continuing across the open rift valley houses of rain continue across eastern areas of the democratic republic of congo. we could see some flooding from those heavy rains there, but the storms continue across the gulf of guinea and we are seeing some of the heavy rains across western areas of africa for the south. both things are looking fine and right with plenty of sunshine in johannesburg. who's challenging how mainstream media covers the news. stories like these should be easy picking for political reporters out the whole power to account while others are breaking among the listening post on era. ah, for us has more than 400000 people are facing the worst global famine in decades in ethiopia, northern te gray region ah, wanting to 0 like from headquarters in delphi. and also i had at least 900 people are missing after a landslide near cocoa swept away home following days of heav

certainly it is true in lebanon and yemen as well as the fighting continues.n terms of what tony blinken put on the table, there is no doubt that he had a robust set of demands for iran, such as iran had to return to the agreement before we would take any steps. but it is clear in the negotiations he has fallen off of that. the administration has also said that it wants iran to agree to further negotiations for a better nuclear agreement sometime in the future, also to negotiate its role in the region, missile programs, and such. this is a nice wish list. the administration is not really going to get any of it nor is it , going to stand in the way of the return to the nuclear agreement. that is my prediction. so the iranians had her own , reasons for signing the deal with china. you got the details absolutely correct, but the motive wasn't wrong. it wasn't to stymie blinken. the iranians today are considering whether to return to the agreement. i think they will. blinken will maintain his demands for them to do the other things the iranians won't do it, , and

it's listed as coming from south arabia or what is now yemen. a country myers and civil war says 2014. we check the catalog. it's only been exhibited once before and beijing again as part of the all thought collection . there is no mention of a previous owner. it's a stunning work of art. what could the bronze ibex be a stolen antiquity? the curator says he's verified its origins. because of the i think you're concerned that i worked with the curator of the l funny collection. most surely i trust the documentation given to us by the collections cure. i thought it was, i thought that i could actually oh, but as it turns out, the filter little curator had been alerted the question surrounding the ibex journey. she got a prominent french archaeologist, had warned the curator of its dubious providence. he had even emailed him. the day before the opening ah, i wanted to tell you that a number of objects from this collection are without a doubt the result of archaeological looting carried out these past 15 years and yet in particular a bronze ibex. ah

and that's yemen. and i -- i am getting ready for -- for our conversation today, i looked again at a hearing that -- that the committee had a few months ago and it was early on in the new effort by the biden administration to promote democratic, you know, diplomatic resolution of the conflict. there was some optimism at that point, i think that perhaps we were going to be able to see an endconflict. the last three months have not been terribly promising in that regard and i wonder what your thoughts are now about how the u.s. should continue and press forward with efforts to promote a peaceful end to this conflict and humanitarian catastrophe. rep. malinowski: i think tim is doing everything he can. it was good to appoint a senior diplomat early on to try to meet this challenge. i think we sent some of the right signals to the saudi's that we were not going to be complicit in the war anymore. i would say -- i did mention the cut off on offensive arms sales as a positive step and in keeping with preside

a and cook tom, there is any what, whether it's to the west of yemen, the mountain seeing some showers there. and as we move across to central africa, it is a very wicked wet picture across that central band. we've got tons of storms rolling across, particularly west and areas of central africa. nigeria is expected to see some of the really wet weather as we go into tuesday. it'll be uganda and south sedan that see some of those heavy showers. we could see some flash flooding here, but for the south, it's a pretty dry picture. temperatures where we expect them to be for botswana and south africa. there'll be plenty of sunshine in johannesburg. ah, ah . a tie factory explosion shake sang call. for some people flee from leaking chemical ah other, can fidel this is eleanor there from also coming up the demolition cruise. bring down what was left of a collapse to us apartment building, clearing the way for rescuers discuss more of the problem.

though, there's more wet weather on the way for yemen and coastal areas of oman. of the real wet weather. we have to move to central parts of africa. we've got those storms rolling across the open rift valley, extending into south sudan and across into chad. we've got, we've seen some flooding in the south west of chad. we could see more as there's more rain to come over the next 24 hours is going to thursday, though the heavy rain can be found in coastal areas of cameroon, we could see some more flooding here. but for the south, it's a much finer and dry a picture with lots of sunshine in cape town. as temperatures start to recover that sure weather the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. more small. to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. we town until i speak when others don't ah, because of all side. no matter where it takes a police fan here, guys for my empower in pasha, we tell your story, we are your voice. you knew your net back out here. oh, a

but for the south we could see some showers along the coast of yemen and or mine. but for the wet weather we have to move to central africa. those thunderstorms rolling along the open rift valley, touching into kenya as well, but south sedan and the central african republic seen the heavy rainfall. then by the time we get into tuesday, it will become a ruin that sees some of those heavy showers. but as the head further south, things are looking a lot finer and dryer. but a sunshine for johanna spoke in south africa. but cape town, seen a wet and windy weather from that weather system. moving in google sponsored pay cut on airways when freedom of the press is on the threat. you know, you just because i thought, genuinely about your thought toward the making government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here just some of access points to the internet, shift the focus, the pandemic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext. the prime minister clamped down on the press covering the waves. the news is covered. the listening post on the the me w

we could see if you charlotte, wells, western areas of yemen, hedging up into saudi arabia. but for the very wet weather, we need to move to central africa, the horn of africa. we've got those storms pulsing across the open rift valley and some really heavy rain expected in south sudan over the next few days. those storms are going to rumble across at equitorial belt, joining up with storms brewing in the gulf of guinea. by the time we go to wednesday, we'll have heavy showers for gabon and camera. roon, things are looking a lot finer and dryer. as we move to southern africa, a few showers across southern areas of mozambique and edging down into eastern areas of south africa, but plenty of sunshine in johannesburg and cape town to choose a faith kimberly story without uttering a single word. no english can guide a simple touch informa the convent manatee, of life. witness through the limbs of the human eye. it's what inspires the witness. documentaries, on out there, most people will never know what's beyond these. the deafening silence of 100000.

for the winter weather, we have to go to west and areas of yemen. there'll be some rain falling on high ground in the hope across the horn to the horn of africa. we can see those shot was continuing across the field. can risk valley, some of those rains affecting eritrea. and joining up with a shout was across that central band, some heavy thunderstorms on schedule for my jury. we could see them flooding there . but as we had further south things off talking to look a lot dryer, in particularly for south africa, we're going to see the temperature pick up in cape town with plenty of sunshine coming through. the story that need to be told find away and demand to be had opening the window into another light and chanting, perception and personal endeavours in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey witness showcases, inspiring documentary change the word on al jazeera. ah, the me al jazeera, quit going to all my stories. disarm the philippines house, restored a key defense packed with the united states, which those joint militar

well, for the south we could see some showers along the coast of yemen and or mud. but for the wet weather we have to move to central africa. those thunderstorms rolling along the ethiopian rift valley, touching into kenya as well, but fell sedan and the central african republic seeing the heavy rainfall. then by the time we get into tuesday, it will become a ruin that sees some of those heavy showers. but as the head further south, things are looking a lot finer and dryer, but the sun shines for johanna spring in south africa. but cape town, seen a wet and windy weather from that weather system moving in. the welcome for iran, 80 president elect in his home town of mesh at the image of the shrine, crowd had gathered to hear what their newly elected leader abraham, right. you have to say on the issues that affect the job, shut off in domestic politics, domestic policy, and foreign policy. the focus should be on the dignity of this nation. and the focus should be on the fact that in any negotiation, the dignity of this nation should not be hers is already made large

but even further south of that, we've got cooling, winds blowing into the coast of yemen and months. a temperature is slightly down than where we expect them to be. for this time of year. there are any showers they will be to the west of yemen, hedging up into saudi arabia, but it's a relatively hot and dry picture, and it's hot and dry across the north of africa for the wet weather, we have to move to that central area. look that the storms brewing across the open risk valley. moving into south sedan, we could see some flooding from that wet weather here. and they joined up as we going to does a with those storms in the gulf of guinea. we've seen some heavy rain. forget bon and cameroon. we've also seen some flooding in sierra leone free town, seen some of those flash floods, and the wet weather is set to continue. the . the corona virus pandemic has altered modern society as gover, have grappled with soaring cases, contact, tracing, and huge data collections are causing concern amongst civil rights activists. people in power investigates the ever increasing powers of governments an

but for the south of this we still got the southern, the wind blowing into those coastal areas of yemen, anime on though temperatures are where we expect them to be la sitting in the high twenty's as you go into thursday, though there's more wet weather on the way for yemen and coastal areas of amman over the real wet weather, we have to move to central parts of africa. we've got those storms rolling across the pin rift valley, extending into south sudan and across into chad. we've got, we've seen some flooding in the south west of chad. we could see more as there's more rain to come over the next 24 hours is going to thursday though the heavier rain can be found in coastal areas of cameroon. we could see some more flooding here, but for the south it's a much finer and dry a picture with lots of sunshine in cape town. as temperatures start to recover that sh whether the football from spain freighted battling opponents on the pick up hiking fascism at home and abroad. footballing legend at canton introduces me known the battle a wanting to use the beloved game to help himself and others

we could see if you showers as well to the west in areas of yemen, hedging up into saudi arabia. but for the very wet weather, we need to move to central africa, the horn of africa. we've got those storms pulsing across the open rift valley and some really heavy rain expected in south sudan over the next few days. those storms are going to rumble across that equitorial belt joining up with storms brewing in the gulf of guinea. by the time we go to wednesday, we'll have heavy showers for gabon and camera roon. things looking a lot finer and dryer as we move to southern africa. a few showers across southern areas of mos in beacon, edging down into eastern areas of south africa. but plenty of sunshine in johannesburg and cape town to the after a year, one of the world's most famous film festivals, in fact, with mark mandatory for all social distance thing in place. and some countries found from attending all together can the glamorous so peace events recreate the magic of the knife coverage of the cannes film festival on his era was a bank energy and change came to every part of our

we're seeing some rain across western areas of yemen, edging into saudi arabia and the showers join up with the storm that have been brewing across the c o. p, and rift valley. those posts across that central band of africa. moving into south sudan and the central african republic. by the time we get into sunday, it will become a ruin that see some of those heavy showers and we could see some flooding here for the south, though it is a lot dry and finite. there is any one whether we can find a long coastal areas all mozambique, edging inches and bob way, but further south. it is a fine and dry picture with plenty of sunshine in cape town, who's the farmer finding harmony in pursuing his passions. my passions finding young and keeping cultural tradition, nurturing the musical talents of his community, had been playing to dream music filled in my new money outside world and tending his families land. the most important thing that brought to my mind actually sketching doing this, hector began the music man, mice and bob, we are now just the euro. oh the me. hello, i'm emily. and when you'

for the winter weather, we have to go to west and areas of yemen. there'll be some rain falling on high ground in the hope across the horn to the horn of africa. we can see those showers continuing across the open rift valley. some of those rains affecting eritrea, and joining up with a shout was across that central band, some heavy thunderstorms on schedule for nigeria, we could see them flooding there. but as we had further south things off talking to look a lot dryer in particularly for south africa, we're going to see the temperature pick up in cape town with plenty of sunshine coming through. google sponsored pay cut on airways. motors is big news in libya. but staging car and by credit here comes with his own particular risk club. couldn't take part in the 2016 rally because we were fighting a war. and i'll just do a world trouble for the libyan. just to see how full don't full wheel can be a unifying pull water country lydia, or rally on al jazeera. ah, the me. this is just a record right over the top stories. this are the philippines has res

it's now dried up much about what weather can be found in western parts of yemen and creeping into saudi arabia. but elsewhere looking largely fine and dry and hot temperatures in many of the gulf states touching up into the high forties. but that wet weather in western areas of yemen, developing on wednesday and reaching across into central africa. we can see those storms brewing across the ethiopian rift valley. we've seen some pretty heavy rain in uganda. we could see more and those storms joining up with storms across the gulf of guinea, ranging all the way up to sierra leone. and by the time we get to wednesday, we are expecting some of those heavy showers to affect the coast of cameroon to the north. of this things are looking rather hot and dry, but to the south. things are looking rather cool for south africa in particular. cape com. we've got a cold front moving in and that's brought temperature is down to below average. but by the time we get into the weekend is going to be plenty of sunshine on the cods, the deadly john virtuoso racing constable and dominating international co

some of the early steps that they took with regard to saudi arabia and the war in yemen for example,r departure from the trump policy. as you will recall trump's first foreign policy move when he was elected was to go to saudi arabia and to lift the restrictions on arms sales and we had imposed in the obama administration, because of the war in yemen. alsonc restrictions on arms sals to bahrain that were put in place. that was lifted in the first weeks of the trump administration. president biden very quickly reinstated those restrictions with respect to saudi arabia, at least. at the same time i think we are entering at period in which some of the early rhetorical and moral commitments of president biden made are being tested in a very serious way. and i think that's true, particularly with respect to our relationship with egypt, were i think the egyptians are kind of playing a game that they played with this many times before opposing as anan indispensable ally in middle east peacemaking. as you will recall we have been down that road before in 2014 with a morsi government when the