and even now we're struggling to realize as delegates meet for the cop twenty three time at summit in germany much of the focus is on ways to implement the paris climate accord and reduce greenhouse gas emissions the concrete jungles of the well cities are a big source of c o two emissions due in part of a construction but now some architects are reverting to one of the oldest swarms of building material which is cheaper faster and more sustainable reports from austria . and the austrians a little old they've been building houses out of wood for as long as anybody can remember. but now the global demand for tim the construction is soaring business is booming at the bin to hold so a mill every day twenty thousand trees go through the system that six million trees a year the scale of production is staggering. it's not the trained it to mainstream and i think that the mainstream arrives because we have to change worldwide back to the nature absolutely everyone is talking about green living. much of the wood is compressed into products known as cross laminated timber or sea l.t. incredibly strong

and germany's president tries to break the political deadlock two months after the country's elections. egypt's military has launched a campaign in sinai after two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a mosque president has promised to respond with brutal force the attack at the mosque and a bad as the worst ever in the sinai region mohammed jim jim reports. the bomb and gun attack happened during friday prayers at the other old a mosque in bit aboud in egypt's northern sinai peninsula local sources say the attackers planted explosives and then opened fire on worshippers while the sermon was underway. for. oh it looks like it was. not really clear this motive was i know it's my responsibility yet but it's very possibly. they have targeted susan the maoists are not including you know neither your. president either but that has convened an emergency meeting of security officials hasn't had this these tragic event act of terrorism we make us more robust more strong of a battle against terrorism. we cannot be intimidated i will result cannot be dented we will remain more

is can they find a form of agreement but can take germany forward because many leaders in europe worry about the vacuum of leadership that a continued protracted lack of coalition talks might bring and of course the doomsday scenario at the back of everyone's minds is if they can't find agreement well there can't really be a general election until next april and so everyone is very keen to avoid that particular dilemma. or assess tightening security ahead of sunday's presidential election then comment later waterline to hernandez says campaigning on public security saying he's made the country safer under us has one of the highest murder rates in the world the government says progress has been made to tackle violence but many are not convinced as marianna sanchez reports. young innocent often the victims of gang violence for now with extra security forces deployed to this neighborhood children can play without watching their backs. on average more than three hundred thousand male and young our children every month this country is not formally a war zone but for years it has been the wo

germany is the backdrop as world leaders made to the annual u.n. climate change conference it comes as many countries are feeling the effects of rising sea levels powerful hurricanes and heavy flooding and they're turning to the netherlands for answers largely reports from rotterdam. a city which at its lowest lies six metres below sea level has for centuries had to work out how to keep the people dry if you didn't know how to do it nowadays you wouldn't even notice the wall at the end of the bridge is actually a levee against flooding the road raised above the level of the houses to keep the water from the other side the spaces they used as basketball courts and open air theatres but they're also huge basins to capture rainwater the thing they figured out is how to make flood defenses work for cities we must add quality to the city. and that can be done in an integrated way so you can choose for a concrete wall but you also can choose for. a landscape in the shape of a levee with cycle lane on top of it and that's and that's an end in quality but

in the air race on one one of three argentine navy submarines was built in germany in one thousand nine hundred three and has since been refitted to serve another thirty years it was on a ten day voyage from the southern port of wire to its base to model when contact was lost the weather is not helping but the search and rescue operation continues unabated. place in kenya have used tear gas to break up a demonstration by supporters of opposition leader raul. the protests broke out in nairobi after a number of people were shot dead the dentist says at least thirty one of his supporters have been killed by police and militia since he returned to the country on friday. successfully challenge the reelection of president her kenyatta in august then boycotted a rerun saying it still wouldn't be a fair race i came to supreme court is expected to decide on monday if kenyatta is to be sworn in for a second term or if they'll be another round of elections a minimal reports from nairobi. a now familiar scene for kenyans as the country's political fate is decided in court the supreme court has rece

majority of the citizenship said so we must denounce it leaders from around the world have joined talks in germany on how to slow down global warming china is the world's largest emitter of carbon dioxide and it's beginning to change its habit. once it's nearly two hundred billion caused us to move to electrically powered vehicles with huge incentives for producers and buyers start first reports from beijing. this is how china sees its near future blue skies and the soothing sound of electric vehicles roaming the city streets present day more often looks like this research shows that one third of air pollution in china comes from petrol and diesel cars that's why the government recently decided that traditionally fuel cars are a thing of the past and like france and britain wants to ban them in the next few decades when gen don bought his electric car two years ago he didn't have to go through the license plate lottery a government measure to limit traffic he also got his car much cheaper because of a government subsidy of up to fifteen thousand dollars and unlike petrol and diesel fuel cars he ca

heavy rain and at times some snow with that wet weather stretched right down across northern parts of germany france all the way down towards that said northwestern corner of spain and portugal fun enjoy as we go on through friday for a good possible central and eastern europe a bit of cloud there just flirting with grace but it shouldn't cause any problems finding try to across northern parts of africa want to see showers a possibility just around the far north of libya maybe pushing into southern areas but a good deal of sunshine getting up to around twenty three twenty four with that former bad. starting to push its way into southern rock i by this stage the showers well i do continue across central africa as well but expect the heaviest of which i was towards the gulf of guinea like us with a high of thirty. right . this is al jazeera. hello again the top stories here on al-jazeera this hour police in papua new guinea have entered a decommissioned prison camp on minus island trying to evict refugees who are refusing to leave around fifty of them have left in buses but around three hundred

strongly condemned president donald trump's environmental policy at the co-op twenty three summit in germany they told the u.n. climate conference and the americans recognize their responsibilities as global citizens and taking action to combat climate change you're up to date with all of our top stories but much more on everything we're covering is coming up in twenty five minutes time when i have the news out for you but that's off the inside story which is next. here a viewer is accused of detaining lebanese leader harry calls for his unified different political groups but becoming an open battleground for a regional proxy power play there.

some heavy rain and at times some snow in that weather stretch right down across northern parts of germany france all the way down towards i said northwestern corner of spain and portugal fun to try to go on through friday for a good pass over central and eastern europe a bit of cloud there just flirting with grace but it shouldn't cause any problems for the try to across northern parts of africa want to see showers a possibility just around the far north of libya maybe pushing into southern areas of tunisia but a good deal of sunshine getting up to around twenty three twenty four therefore we're bad increasing patch is starting to push its way into southern rock i by this stage the showers will i do continue across central africa as well but expect the heaviest of which over towards the gulf of guinea like us with a high of thirty. one day if you look out for a rival to the country club and the decide to play god. and suddenly if you can cast just said to show you right sure if we could put on birds of cubans over our in this magnificent. a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations

strongly condemned president donald trump's environmental policy at the cup twenty three summit in germany told the u.n. climate conference in phone the americans recognize that responsibilities as global citizens and we're taking action to combat climate change i say the country will remain on track to meet its carbon reduction goals despite trying to decision to withdraw all the us from the paris climate agreement it's critically important for our environment and for our economy we get it we get it we understand why america's pledge is not only important for the global community it's important porton for the people of america and we have their support. well saturday's focus at the summit is on the health of the world's oceans which are becoming increasingly polluted jessica bolduan traveled to the southern english coastline to assess the scale of erosion on the fragile ecosystem the rising water levels and more and more extreme weather are eroding coastlines around the world progressively over the next hundred years places like this across the going to disappear it's not just happening i

the farm in this is of germany sweden and japan are visiting a refugee camp in bangladesh along with abandon their she foreign minister more than six hundred thousand refugees have been forced to leave me in march for bangladesh since august after a military crackdown the un has accused me amar of committing ethnic cleansing. the america's most famous children's home is preparing to celebrate its one hundredth birthday next month they've been huge changes in how the u.s. kids the overtones and the other children since it was founded in one nine hundred seventeen john hendren has been to boys town in nebraska to look back at a century of helping young people. this is not the orphanage of yesteryear boys town nestled in the omaha suburbs is still home to boys who come to study and put troubled past behind them i want to be a high school dropout hanging out with my friends doing drugs kind of just going down the wrong path at that and would probably be in jail but boy's town has evolved from the days when father edward flanagan created it in one thousand nine hundred seventeen. event me

the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germany was satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily estonia's biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. air and sea ports remain closed in yemen despite the saudis promised to lift a blockade and let him. go again from doha round kemal santamaria this is the world news from al-jazeera russia plans to scale back its military forces in syria and several sets of talks on the country's future move ahead continues navy raises the possibility there may have been an explosion on a submarine that went missing more than a week ago and zimbabwe's a stock market has lost six billion dollars in a week and a new president rescue the ailing economy. the un's the saudi arabia has not followed through on its promise to lift a two week blockade on yemen's main international airport and its may just seaport it is all putting millions of people at risk o

the international community has gathered in germany for the cup twenty three climate summit saturday's focus is the health of the world's oceans which are becoming increasingly polluted jessica bordering has been to the southern english coastline to assess the scale of erosion there are rising water levels and more and more extreme weather are eroding coastlines around the world progressively over the next hundred years places like this are gradually going to disappear it's not just happening in the tropics low lying pacific islands and so it's happening in places like this towards neighbor busy international ports in europe erosion is not the only problem facing these coasts plastic that takes decades to fall apart and degrade finds its way here from shipping spills or people just using the sea as a rubbish dump it's a global problem and stuff moves around as we. see temperatures rising also puts marine life in peril scientists studying oysters have found that warmer temperatures mean more males which in turn means fewer eggs and to do in dealing species. the brown liquid began life a

now most insurance the leader of germany social democrat policy has met the country's president to see if they can break a political impulse since the election that talks to form a government led by charles i'm going to call broke down over the weekend shows the so far refused to enter any coalition talks but is on the increasing pressure to do so while i was there was no mccains following that story in berlin for us and give us an idea of the significance of this meeting like. there's been a day of meetings mr schultz felicity as you say he met his social democrat colleague president frank in my earlier on today the last of the meetings a big part of main party leaders that mr sharon meyer said had to happen following the collapse of those talks between other parties just a few days ago after that meeting he went on to him mr schultz that is went on to a meeting of senior members of the social democrat party is still under way now effectively and that's the important because there have been it's been a clamor of voices from senior social democrats since the collapse of those talks bet

europe's borders are closed the greece offers little prospect of one would travel to countries like germany. you know. but beyond the friendly smile of a volunteer camp worker they're about to discover another grim reality. there are no bathrooms we haven't had a shower for ten days. hussein and her family from iraq weren't prepared for the dire conditions inside the main government run camp boss i looked at them and this is all greece has for them and with winter approaching they're trapped here like thousands of others i believe what we see today is also part of a big current strategy the message is very very clear if you want to apply for asylum in europe this is what you will find that where you will stay with them for a long period of time your needs will not be even met. and you will probably stay there for a year or longer if as a person seeking asylum you managed to survive the sea crossing by small rubber boat from turkey twelve miles away you might arrive as many have done at this pretty greek fishing port imagine if your first sight of the european union was a place like this. an

the un's where the agency made the announcement of the cop twenty three climate change conference in germany these are the first un climate told since president trump decided to pull the u.s. out of the two thousand and fifteen paris climate agreement fiji is presiding over this conference its prime minister has called for urgent action and the island suffers the effects of climate change. tens of thousands of people homeless in vietnam after typhoon dan we struck killing at least forty four people that had an area that's hosting an economic summit that will be attended by world leaders including donald trump flemmi putin and she jinping when he reports from here on. vietnamese living in this area are used to wild weather typhoon down ray was the twelfth major storm this year but it was particularly severe when it struck on saturday dumped huge amounts of rain on the central coast the ancient city of is usually bustling with tourists but the water has taken over homes and businesses and damaged livelihoods in the process. it's hard for us to get around and continue with our business but we'r

them in we have done exactly what any other country who respects itself would have done what france or germany do if one of their regions suddenly wanted an autonomous referendum. the party faithful were in clear agreement. was this was a friendly crowd of cattle and supporters of spanish unity vote for a voice governing popular party in december's regional election i don't you know i don't really never know just not it's not for me anyway it has to be bilateral and it will grow but the. kind of thing that you need to fit the crisis in catalonia has done prime minister mariano rajoy and his popular party no harm its ratings are way up people pretty happy with the way the prime minister has put down the secessionist insurrection here and it's also had the added benefit of largely obscuring a raft of corruption allegations against the prime minister and his party in madrid . his visit came the morning after three quarters of a million cattle hands took to the streets in a show of solidarity for eight former ministers jailed on charges of rebellion and sedition to imprison civil society leaders a

germany is hosting this year's climate talks problem from the united states al to the paris agreement what now for the global effort to tackle climate change in depth analysis and live reports from the climate conference in bonn and from the front lines of global warming climate s.o.s. what does he get out. as president donald trump sends more u.s. troops to fight the war in afghanistan the i.c.c. prosecutor is calling for an investigation into war crimes in that country so how complicit have afghan authorities been this week headliner former president of afghanistan hamid karzai.

not belong to the submarine the t l one seven hundred class diesel electric submarine was built in germany in one thousand nine hundred three with capacity for thirty seven crude with a forty four on board when it disappeared it can say that speeds of twenty five knots that's forty five kilometers an hour and dive to two hundred fifty meters these things have turned out well before a few years back russian submarine some people aboard a russian submarine were rescued what was said to be three hours of oxygen left and so as long as there's any hope and as long as the estimates go all the way out to two fourteen days which is the longest estimate i've seen i think we have to assume that the crew is tall live and behave as if they can be rescued navy commanders say this has food and fuel for up to ninety days but diminishing oxygen supplies are a growing concern for the families of the crew and the whole of argentina. there are still many questions to be about the age of the vessel whether it had a functioning backup communication system the quality of the maintenance but that so late for now

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the euro falls after germany's coalition talks fail. and mammals leader discusses illegal immigration and the plight of the ranger at a summit in the capital nato. the first kenya supreme court has upheld the result of last month's disputed presidential election rerun the ruling follows two days of arguments on the validity of the second vote who kenyatta will now be sworn into office on the twenty eighth of november well this is what chief justice david miranda said as the court upheld the result. the presidential election of the twenty sixth of october. as is the election of the type respondent each party. as i've said it i did the recent judgment should be issued within twenty one days of this it is the mission in conformity with the rule twenty three of the sprint court presidential election. seventeen or i live now to our correspondent from either miller who is outside the supreme court in nairobi and for me to not be a great deal of relief obviously for the jubilee party and the kenyatta but what about the opposition right in the

fact was going down to three but we've listed ten from vienna this is all quite something that through germany and france look at the tender in london sixteen degrees is a huge difference in about twenty four hours. taking all the action away from the central mediterranean sea and are much quieter scene there is a lot of cloud apparent running up from the south from the sahara but it's nothing more than a bit of cloud in the skies so the temperatures are in the low twenty's not the settled in north africa. the weather sponsored by catch. it when they're on line we were in hurricane. almost like thirty six hours these are the things that has to address or if you join us on saturday. but. this is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag stream and one of your pitches might make the actual join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. the top stories here at al-jazeera the man considered most likely to replace robert mugabe of zimbabwe president has reportedly spoken out for the first time since the military takeover. asserted a statement that president mugabe should resign immediately. a mam

now says it intends to withdraw from germany's chancellor angela merkel told the conference that the measures agreed in two thousand and fifteen will not be enough to stop disastrous changes to the climate well scientists are warning that glass is in the french alps are heating so quickly they could soon threaten popular tourist villages they say it's likely that climate change is the cause of this or at least enjoyed an expedition to more long to see it for himself. the french alps mystical mesmerizing and moody every day thousands of hikers extreme sports people and alpinist make their way to these mountains to conquer their peaks but the alps a changing the glaciers that used to sweep down to the valleys below a melting in some places they have anything. by scientists at the forefront of measuring and monitoring these glaciers it's important and dangerous work their office for today is glassy a ditto three thousand five hundred meters high on the north face of mont blanc we tried to set up. our instrument in order to make topographic measurements of this glacier these scientists a

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at this time on al-jazeera the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germany is satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily estonia's biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on ounces era. it will be the largest famine the world has seen from many decades with millions of victims a dire warning from the un as the situation worsens in yemen due to the blockade by the saudi led coalition. hello i'm adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up and shakes and smiles for xi jinping and donald trump as the two leaders find common ground on trade and discuss north korea. britain's and battled prime minister to resign may lose his her second cabinet minister in a week that's pretty battell quits of a secret meetings in israel. and spreading it thin there europe's biggest butter consumers but french shoppers and are facing a nationwide shortage of. the un's humanitarian chief is warni

first germany attacks. then soviet russia the controversy surrounding this short animated film shows how much the political scene is changing in poland being screened in the museum of the second world war the dance illustrates how the country's past is being rewritten by today's politicians to secure that future it's not a comic book and right now it's like they are treating our heroes us comic book characters like fantastic four to get their i do believe. to get to some political. advantage so. it's horrid it was to be at this film at the museum that was taken off the screens the government didn't like its message about the suffering of the civilian population in the war in syria and the plight of the refugees ultra nationalism and xenophobia gaining new recruits in a new generation here in poland there's been a vast increase in the number of racially motivated attacks directed mainly at the muslim minority here just forty thousand people in a nation of thirty eight million. throughout the capital and thro

statement that so much i felt the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germany a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily estonia's biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on ounces era.

the indian medical association is calling it a pollution epidemic world leaders and scientists are in germany for the annual united nations climate change conference many countries are already feeling the effects of rising sea levels extreme weather and flooding as one of the lowest lying nations in the world the netherlands was forced to address these issues many years ago and as honestly reports from rotterdam others are looking to them for they also as. a city which at its lowest lies six meters below sea level has for centuries had to work out how to keep the people dry if you didn't know how they do it nowadays you wouldn't even notice the wall at the end of the bridge is actually a levee against flooding the road raised above the level of the houses to keep the water from the other side the spaces they used as basketball courts and open air theaters but there are also huge basins to capture rainwater the thing they figured out is how to make flood defenses work for cities we must add quality to the city. and that can be done in an integrated way so you can choose for a concrete wall but

further north it is a little quieter based and problems across central pas here them southern iris of germany which was austria to the north of that a little more cloud a little milder as well eleven to twelve celsius there for london and paris as a result of that maybe even a touch woman as we go on through the day looking rather gray. i would say was eastern areas well cold enough in moscow to around four celsius the chance of some snow for some there is no great surprises there and back down into central parts of the med we're still seeing that disturbed weather swirling away they will bring some wet weather once again into northern parts of china sea right over the next few days and also a possibility. the weather sponsored by cattle raise. it allison when they're online we were in hurricane. almost like thirty six hours these are the things that u.p.a. has to address or if you join us on set. but. it. is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag eight a stream and one of your pitches might make an actual join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. well again let's take a quick look

the leader of germany's social democratic party is under pressure to help form chancellor angela merkel's government martin schulz met the president off the talks to form the new administration broke down on sunday he's under increasing pressure to start coalition against sanctions with medical reports from berlin. it's been a day of meetings for the social democratic party leader martin short's first with his senior colleague the president of germany frank fattush fine meyer which was called at the request of the president basically to see whether mr shultz feels there's any possibility of being able to find a solution to the political and past that has developed since the weekend when the coalition talks between the other main parties collapsed and then there was a meeting for mr schultz with his senior party colleagues on the s.p.d. the social democrat board later in the afternoon the point to be made there is that mr schultz has been implacably opposed until now to the idea of another grand coalition with angle america's christian democrat party but increasingly voices of senior socia

the leader of germany's social democrats has made an about turn and agreed to discuss forming a coalition with angela merkel's party hopes have been raised of ending the political deadlock after members of the s.p.d. said a new deal could be signed if the conservative party presented a convincing proposal merkel's party won the most seats in september's election but hasn't been able to form a coalition martin schulz previously insisted that his party should go into opposition. i am not striving for a new election i'm not striving for anything but what i am striving for is that we discuss with one another the best ways to improve people's lives a little bit every day both nationally and internationally as try for about eleven people have been killed in a fire at a luxury hotel in the georgian black sea resort city of tommy twenty one others are being treated in hospital at least one hundred firefighters were sent to tackle the blaze but the cause of the fire is not clear the family of the woman shot dead by paralympian oscar pistorius says justice has finally been served south africa's sup

the case for example in germany. it's dairy farms like this one in normandy that supply the milk used in france is famously creamy parter. what most dairy farmers are saying is that they have been forgotten in this crisis they haven't seen any benefit from the high a butter prices and what most tell us is that they're still selling their milk at the same price as they did thirty years ago. manual gabrielle says farmers are fed up with seeing others in the industry profit. it is a real concern we said about a shortage in the shops but we farmers are not being paid more after some turf years we need more financial help there is obviously a problem between suppliers and shops but when will farmers get their share of the pie. france's government has called on all sides to in the past the crisis and its promise to help farmers get better paid for their produce manual hopes that will mean farmers like him will be able to make a fairer living. al-jazeera. attic or france india's capital new delhi is choking under a blanket

as a climate change conference in germany continues what we eat is really becoming top of the agenda of research shows that the global meat industry actually produces more greenhouse gas emissions and cars planes trains and ships combined but scientists in the netherlands claim to be close to bringing laboratory grain meat to market. pouch. in defeat this is what making a beef burger might look like taking sales from a piece of go and letting them multiply into cultured meat this university professor says he can grow ten thousand kilograms of meat from just one piece of muscle and he says we better get used to it that in effect means that we can reduce the number of cars worldwide from one and a half billion to maybe ten thousand. and then we won't have the methane emissions we won't have all the resources that go into a car because of how is a terribly inefficient animal so this process is going to be more efficient. so that it produces less resources and it's not as polluted and you can let the cow live as the world's population increases the demand on food supplies will also grow

the african continent maybe even end hunger or calling over old leaders meeting at climate talks in germany to commit more funding for projects and drought stricken parts of the world lawrence lee reports. in this southern corner of the netherlands a grain of end the day looks like the last place you'd expect to see a revolution in food but in these vaastu greenhouses things are happening that could change lives hard for a world away usually it takes huge amounts of water to grow tomatoes but here they reduce it's a virtually nothing and they even grow the fruits in insulation material rather than soil we use only rainwater and recycle forth and you can do this with any vegetable. you can. it can be a solution to to bring free food into other places in the world where there's a problem not. the tiny netherlands is already the world's largest exporter of tomatoes this though has an obligation not for western supermarkets but for the world's hungry what they're onto here is regarded as really exciting because if you can grow vegetables with no soil and with almost no water then you can grow t

the foreign ministers of germany sweden and japan are at a red. refugee camp in bangladesh along with the bangladeshi foreign minister more than half a million rango have been full say live me and my awful bangladesh since august following a military crackdown the un has accused me amar of committing ethnic cleansing right up to date those are the very latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera we'll be back in about half an hour also next it's a.j. selects. with documentaries. at this time. bradley was my drug.

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the turnaround of one of germany's most industrialized cities that led to it becoming european green capital. hello things changing slowly from iran back towards the land is not a cloud in the sky and it's not the levantine side that has been some in the sky but this is dr picture and i was tempted still hovering around the low twenty's even higher in beirut temporarily see when comes up from the size but it's a cloud goes across iran it develops into bit of rain for afghanistan or of course the heart of ations snow that we'll see a few showers running through the caspian but monday looks a dry picture as does choose the same time you saw that massive grey cloud over lebanon and jordan that's heading slowly sayas into northern side in fact it has been something of a breeze recently on this side of iraq an end to the gulf it's a northerly rees's september down to near thirty's and next in there on italy had that way abu dhabi it's clear air and snow dusting it just feels a little bit chilly i know thirty doesn't look at that in this part of the world otherwise the picture is a dry one

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means no we have done exactly what any other country who respects itself would have done or france or germany do if one of their regions suddenly wanted an autonomous referendum what article one five five is there to defend the constitution the law and the general interest when they're harmed in a clear manner. the crisis in catalonia has played pretty well for nigh on a royal and his popular party its ratings are way up now a lot of people in the country are pretty pleased with the way that he's put down this secessionist insurrection in catalonia but remember this it's also been good for him in the sense that it has largely obscured a raft of pretty serious corruption allegations against the prime minister and against his party in madrid. about four hundred refugees are refusing to leave a decommissioned prison camp on mannus island they've had to build makeshift fences from cloth to keep people i would bump and you get is it dismantle large sections of the fence of the former stray and run camp in a bid to force the refugees to leave the manor refusing to move saying they fear man assigned

expect the scattered showers but generally good deal or fine bright weather in between highs there germany into the low thirty's showers up through the isthmus extending up towards guatemala for much of the yucatan and vulcan mexico where the conditions are expected to remain dry with temperatures there from a city of twenty five degrees now heading into south america we've seen some very heavy showers affecting parts of peru down through towards bolivia still some showers in evidence there and also an area of pretty heavy rain across parts of paraguay standing in the far south of brazil so sunday we could see some wet weather in rio probably bit brighter as we head on through into monday. on counting the cost black gold big dreams in a mega city in the desert why saudi arabia is pinning its hopes on a ram culture future proof its economy to raise or not to raise a big decision for the bank of england and talking turkey the challenge is behind its strong recovery counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. and again you're watching i just see a reminder of our top stories this hour saudi

the syrian with an eleven year old daughter in germany she was separated from her parents and three siblings when police caught them crossing from turkey more than two years ago she got through the net and is now in a camp in germany. i asked about family reunification at the german embassy and they rejected me after i spent seven thousand euro to make passports and other papers they said i couldn't do it because my daughter had an id valid for only one year instead of three the three mama children who are here being allowed to go to school because greek authorities believe the family is relocating and their daughter in germany isn't allowed to return to them because she's too young to travel alone the family say they feel caught in a european bureaucratic nightmare. sending refugees to be reunified with family members in europe as a race of about three hundred a month but there is a backlog of about four thousand approved cases many of whom have been waiting for more than six months if anything the process is likely to become slow because the german government has now decided to cap inbound

clark al-jazeera essen germany. now a dow that's a boat that specifically plies in the indian ocean and the arabian area of course entirely made out of recycled ocean plastics and flipflops is being built on kenya's case it's being assembled using two hundred thousand recycled sandals and twenty five tons of plastic waste in the ocean once completed it will make history as the first boat entirely of recycled and plastic catherine so i have been to see it. it may look like an ordinary boat being built on the shores of the ocean. along came this coast but there's nothing normal about this boat. so. a building what they call flip flopping using mostly plastic waste and discarded flip flops. that often washed up a song if it works the plan is to eventually build a sixty foot down like this one which is usually built with wood it will sell to south africa with the hope of creating awareness about the devastation brought about by plastic dumped into the ocean it would be a good message to the world because it's a moving o

starting went to places and still with the phone to other areas with rain still falling in northern germany and snow in scandinavia it's nineteen in madrid you'll notice iberia has warmed up and quieten down as has france now you know what i'm going to say here and she is going to be algeria tunisia libya maybe egypt where you see showers thrown off from this circulation temperature wise well we're in the high teens rather than else hasn't got to particularly low levels and it does look like saturday will be bright for most after a few days of showers. right especially. well again the top stories this hour russia has vetoed a u.s. led attempt to extend an international inquiry into the use of chemical weapons in syria it means the united nations team investigating the use of deadly sarin gas will be disbanded. zimbabwe's military says it's working with president robert mugabe on a way forward and will announce an outcome as soon as possible a gobby as been under house race since the army seized power on wednesday. cambodia's from opposition leaders urging world leaders to cut ties with prim