showing around came to germany as refugees this is just one of several berlin museums taking part in the project called meeting point and as well as bringing people together one of its aims is to emphasise the contribution of migrants right up to the present day to western culture. because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things but mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life it part of life it's culture. i pursued. i just did what i thought was the right day the possible i hailed a hero for chasing the texas church gunman as vigils held for the victims. of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up the u.s. and japanese leaders say the time is over for strategic patience with north korea. lebanon's former prime minister saad hariri meets saudi arabia's king solomon two days after he resigned. and the host of the un climate change conference come under fire over their own environmental promises. i know a man who confronted and chased a gunman at a texas church says he was just doing what he thought was right at l

to south korea the nuclear threat from north korea likely to take center stage. and germany the host of the u.n. climate change conference comes under fire over its own environmental promises. peace in the u.s. state of texas a sunday's shooting at a church was the result of a domestic dispute the gunman devon patrick kelly had sent threatening text messages to his mother in law in recent days at least twenty six people including children were killed in the attack a man who confronted and chased the gunman told reporters he was driving near the church in southern springs when he saw the shooter i did what i thought i needed to do which is. that there's a shooting. and i just did the right thing. well a vigil has been held for those killed in sunday's shooting dozens of people held candles at a gathering across the street from the first baptist church in southern springs heidi joe castro joins us now from there and what more are we learning about the gunman's motives. larry and they say they are closing in on the big question of why this happened was not terrorism related according to

the decision was made under duress. what next for germany chancellor angela merkel holds talks with the german president after negotiations to form a governing coalition cannot. and the u.n. warns of a tipping point in yemen as i know rises over a saudi that blockade that's left millions without clean water. and it is in both ways ruling party has told its chief whip to proceed with president robert mugabe's impeachment after the ninety three year old ignored a deadline to resign hundreds of students have marched through the capital harare demanding mugabe step aside. sony piaf had given mcgovern till midday on monday to resign voluntarily or face impeachment they voted to remove him as that party leader on sunday the leaders in bob jones association is also demanding we got a step down. because what we don't want to see more so we saw him go to the national television to pretend as if everything is normal if you are saying that. attending this party congress we are saying mugabe go now go now go now. your time is up please leave it out and let the country start on a new only new pa

germany. and the us did mayor caracas explains how he's going to venezuela after a time in the days of hype so a. warm welcome to the program zimbabwe's militia chief says he's agreed on a war with president obama gabi he also says emerson when anwar the vice president mugabe sacked will be back in the country anytime soon to meet the ninety three year old leader. they're after the nation will be advised one of the art of talks between the two in the meantime is experience and commander in chief of the defense forces. started a process is to was definitive solution and road map for the country as this happens we is the defense and security services agency with to the men. and patient but the ruling party had told its chief whip to proceed with forgot his impeachment and choose day after he had no deadline to resign zana go no war no your time is up please leave. and let the country start on a new or new page. well as the resignation death lang past hundreds of students gathered at the university of harare they marched through the capital demanding mccarthy step down is accused of le

days before key talks in saudi arabia and as coalition talks fail in germany angela merkel says she prefers new elections. u.s. president trump has designated north korea a state sponsor of terrorism trump also promised more sanctions against pyongyang but secretary of state rex tillerson says washington has not given up hope of resolving the nuclear crisis on the korean peninsula through diplomacy she hopper tonsil reports from washington d.c. . the designation of as a sponsor of terrorism. should have happened a long time ago should happened years ago in addition to threatening the world by nuclear devastation north korea has repeatedly supported acts of international terrorism including assassinations on foreign soil. however this announcement wasn't a certainty some officials at the state department were reported to as north korea did not meet the legal definition of a state sponsor of terrorism two cases have been cited during the deliberations the killing of kim jong un's half brother adam a lazy an airport and the treatment of american students was a woman who died of his inj

in northern iraq. i mean what a body on the turnaround of one of germany's most industrialized cities has led to it becoming this year's european green capital. had over the late season rain is on its way to the southwest of china courtesy of this cloudy this is remnants of the tropical depression that was originally heading for vietnam's life form the pattern just spread its largest save the south china sea well that will end up a shower somewhere in southwestern china is feeding at the middle we have a line of rain developing in central part of china recently extends through to japan has an effect the temperatures very much that hasn't brought much for a nor will it do to shanghai so nineteen here twenty eight in hong kong but we should watch the depth of the shark how to think in the southwest it could be quite substantial there is still rain falling in the southeast of india to keep tellin audio but you see it's coming up through chennai and that's still to go the next couple days and circulations just that could be quite heavy rain once again we had flooding in china not long ago

the next month's regional elections plus. 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 o

been missing for more than a week. 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

leader of germany's social democrat party has met the country's president to see if they can break a political impasse since the election talks to form a government led by chancellor angela merkel broke down over the weekend she also so far refused to answer coalition talks about is under increasing pressure to do so john mccain is in berlin for us. 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

immunity from prosecution as part of his resignation deal. 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

decision was made under duress. what next for germany chancellor angela merkel holds talks with the german president after negotiations to form a governing coalition collapse. and we look at how small businesses are bearing the brunt of libya's foreign oil revenues. and those involved ways ruling party says it will begin the process to impeach president robert mugabe on tuesday after the ninety three year old ignored a deadline to resign hundreds of. have marched through the capital harare demanding the governor step aside as only p.f. had given mcgovern till midday on monday to resign voluntarily or face impeachment they voted to remove him as their party leader on sunday the leader of zimbabwe's war veterans association is demanding mugabe's to step down. the people who don't want to see. we saw him go to the national television to pretend as if everything is normal if you are saying that. we are saying mugabe go now go now. your time is up please leave it out and let the country start on a new only new page. joins us live from harare lots been lots of twist so far in this what's

want to reconnect with family members many of them are in germany they were separated on their journey to europe over the past few years. methods. yet. these refugees protesting outside the german embassy in athens are the lucky ones many have been approved to rejoin their loved ones in germany but today they can't even get as far as the and the sea for fourteen are on hunger strike among them. the syrian with an eleven year old daughter in germany she was separated from her parents and three siblings when both kerry and 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 ninety valid for only one year instead of three the three mama children who are here aren't 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 becau

december. talks to form germany's next coalition government have collapsed after the free democratic party walked out of negotiations chance longer merkel has been trying to forge a coalition between her christian democratic union the christian social union the pro-business f.t.p. and the brain party since federal elections in september if an agreement cannot be reached germany faces another election. with the thoughts of an now we have to deal with the facts and the fact is that we couldn't conclude the coalition talks successfully this means that i will inform the german president tomorrow about the state of affairs and then we have to see how this develops further. i mean one of the arab league in cairo has agreed to condemned iran and hezbollah labeling the lebanese group a terrorist organization saudi arabia requested the meeting to discuss alleged violations committed by iran in the region against a backdrop of heightened tensions between riyadh in tehran for its myth has more. the egyptian secretary general of the twenty two nation arab league suggested they all shared concerns abou

as the deadline approaches for him to resign or be impeached. the euro fall after germany's coalition talks fail. and mammals leader defends her government's treatment of muslims as she welcomes european and asian foreign ministers to the capital. ok new supreme court has upheld president kenyatta victory in last month's disputed . eventually election rerun the ruling follows two days of arguments on the validity of the second vote kenyatta will now be sworn into office on the twenty eighth of november this is what chief justice david mariga had to say the presidential election of the twenty six talked over. the election of the third respondent each party shall bear its own course as i've said it i did the recent judgment should be issued within twenty one days of visited the mission in conformity with the rule twenty three of the sprint court presidential election edition two and seventeen. live now to the kenyan capital nairobi and for me tim miller our correspondent the music to the isn't of a who can yasser and his jubilee party but what about a royal or a danger and is

germany's far right groups at an earlier showing charlie rangel has more from berlin we're here at the brandenburg gate in berlin the site of major political significance for germany this is where the reunification ceremony happened in one thousand nine hundred but it's now almost overshadowed by these three appended buses it's a piece by the syrian german artist man after recreating an image of aleppo that went around the world in twenty fifteen the original photo was taken by. capturing daily life in his neighborhood where a barrier of buses blocked the view of snipers giving some protection to residents it took men with ropes and pulleys under threat of gunfire and then. here it was cranes that lifted the buses into place in february the art work went on display in dresden that was met by far right protests from the alternative for germany party they called the work and abuse of artistic freedom in the artist a ruthless wonder of the buses were vandalized but also celebrated by people who came out with candles and messages of support the conflict in syria has made millions of people

the election victory was taken under duress. also willing to talk to all parties germany's president keeps open all options after the gauche asians to form a governing coalition collapsed and iraq's top court has the final say over the kurdish referendum. welcome to the program. in africa was a barber as a battle president robert mugabe appears to have ignored a deadline to resign so what happens now having already voted him out as their leader the ruling. p.f. party is meeting and will push ahead with trying to impeach mcgarvey now that motion could be filed in parliament as early as tuesday frustration is turning to anger with hundreds of students out protesting calling for gabi to go and the pressure on him to leave is coming from almost every direction zambia's has sent its former president an elder statesman age ninety three now kenneth coward to harare to try and convince mcgarvey to step down now the leader of zimbabwe's war veterans association is among those demanding the garveys resignation. because what we don't want to see him is in the moore's law we saw him go to the na

reports now from berlin. as germany's political uncertainty increased on monday the country's president had a stark warning for the various party leaders the but. sponsors in september and the election on september twenty fourth the parties had to take on responsibility of germany this responsibility and accordance with the german constitution cannot simply be given back to the electorate already or he had met chancellor angela merkel following the collapse of talks between her party the greens the socialist democratic party and the free democratic party or f.t.p. merkel since been trying to send a reassuring message to germany and the outside world is that i can talk it is at least a day of to perfection on how to go forward but i will do everything possible as transitional chancellor to ensure that this country will be well led through these difficult weeks the pro-business f.t.p. had been part of coalition talks in september's elections fail to deliver a majority for any one party late on sunday they pulled out suggesting they simply couldn't offer any more compromises on issues such

and how to slow down the global warming climate negotiations in germany are entering a critical phase as ministers aim to sort out the final details of the paris agreement with the u.s. administration out of the picture european leaders are looking to show the way reports from bot. they've come from across the world to lobby for that leyland hames the small nations looking to world powerhouses like germany and france to do the right thing and phase out fossil fuels i'm here to demand a world where we're using fossil fuel burning for some time you demanded to get fuzzy feeling the ground it's a message from the pacific good for the feel of the ground. arrived with some hoping she managed not to phase out of coal use in germany that didn't come instead expressions of intent. to this in us died standards and on us no one we know that germany is a country that still has a large amount of coal and that coal industries and particularly brown coal have to contribute significantly to fulfil these goals we will discuss exactly how we will achieve this in the coming days the current presi

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 warning of the worst famine the world. it has seen in decades unless the saudi led coali

of flip flops and recycled. reporting on the turnaround of one of germany's most industrialized cities that led to it becoming this year's european green capital. from long. island winds to an enchanting desert breeze. it's about to get cold again for those who escaped it so far at the moment by satellite you see one of the spinning here that's during colder than three north in europe single figures of berlin in warsaw as day max and then this front cross he was clad across various places that's bringing rain and i mean it is actually a division between double figure maxima temperature and single figure and you can see quite clearly that is going to make some progress not today it's just being a bit of rain strung out across austria more especially concentrated in france and germany in the british isles. eighty degrees and in madrid. but it northerly breeze twenty in athens you'll notice and moment this power from a dragon looks fine but you tuck that cold air in and that starts to spit up a storm and you can see very obvious where the coals got to that snow across all the alps

agreement is only the beginning of planned reforms with the u.s. out of the picture france and germany avowing to take a lead role but countries threatened by rising sea levels want action not promises that clark reports from the un climate change conference in bonn. they've come from across the world to lobby for that line and havens the small nations looking to world powerhouses like germany and france to do the right thing and phase out fossil fuels i'm here to demand the world whatever using fossil fuel burning for some time you demanded to get fuzzy feeling the ground is some missiles from the pacific different from the ground thank you michael arrived with some hoping she managed not to phase out of coal use in germany that didn't come instead expressions of intent. to visit us died standards and none to us no one we know that germany is a country that still uses a large amount of coal and that coal industries and particularly brown coal have to contribute significantly to fulfill these goals we will discuss exactly how we will achieve this in the coming days the current presiden

president kenyatta so he can officially begin his second term in office. what next for germany weeks of talks to form a coalition government collapsed raising the prospect of a snap election. and a think preview of the most striking photographs taken by journalists from around the world as they go on display in washington. but presumably as president robert mugabe appears to have ignored and ultimatum to resign. so what happens now already having voted him out as their leader the ruling zanu p.f. party told president mugabe to leave voluntarily by a round about this time in fact an hour ago it was an hour ago the deadline passed otherwise he will face a no confidence vote in parliament which would then pave the way for his impeachment his party is meeting in the coming hours to discuss those proceedings now the influential war veterans association has also repeated its demand for the president to go to. the people who don't want to see. we saw him go to the national television to pretend as if everything is no more if you are saying that. we are saying mugabe go no no no no no no your t

russia interfered in the u.s. election. i mean reporting on the toilet around the one of germany's most industrialized cities that led to it becoming this year's european green capital. in his prime minister saad hariri is spoken publicly for the first time since his shock resignation in saudi arabia eight days ago in a televised interview from riyadh harry reid denied reports that he's being held against his will and promised he would return to beirut soon he also called on lebanon's hezbollah movement and iran to stay out of regional conflicts and hold them like her here in the kingdom of saudi arabia i am free i have complete freedom but i want to look after my family as well i don't want to see my children have the same fate like what happened to us i'm not talking about months i'm talking about weeks i'm only talking about days i'll go back to lebanon. saudi arabia wants the best relationship with iran but iranians should stop interfering with arab states the most important thing for me is the interest of lebanon. holder has more now from the lebanese capital beirut. the aim of thi

few are going to be live at the u.n. climate talks in germany with the latest on that as well. hello the weather remains largely dry unsettled across the middle east little bit of cloud just pulling out of afghanistan towards the himalayan plateau another area cloud just running in across the caspian sea but elsewhere it is largely sunshine all away. around seventeen celsius in the sunshine baghdad has around twenty six degrees that fine weather continues to just around the levant beirut getting up into the mid twenty's over the next couple of days mid twenty's to on friday for baghdad further south or striving to get to twenty seven in kuwait city it is starting to cool down a little now but to cool across the river potentially getting up to around thirty here in doha over the next day or two with light winds should feel pretty pleasant so lots of hazy sunshine coming through meanwhile we've seen some rather heavy rain coming into parts of south africa recently the southern and eastern cape in particular this is port elizabeth with fifty six millimeters of rain and that wet w

around came to germany as refugees this is just one of several berlin museums taking part in the project called a meeting point and as well as bringing people together one of its aims is to emphasize the contribution of migrants right up to the present day to western culture of peace and language here building because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life is part of life it's culture. the united states strongly backs lebanon's independence and wants other countries against using lebanon in a larger proxy fight in the region. now that i'm dealing with all this is the al jazeera live from london also coming up new pictures emerged showing the squalid conditions amana silent where refugees and i living without fresh water food a power. we are not going to let the united states speak taking advantage of any more tough talk from u.s. president donald trump to the apec leaders meeting in vietnam plus. only ten minutes away by boat from jakarta and these villages here a

dominic cain has the latest from berlin. for the past two months germany's social democrats have been licking their wounds after the worst electoral performance in modern german democratic history the watchword has been opposition leader martin shields who presided over that worst ever defeat but said opposition was what a spade a needs. to find new policies and to reconnect with the electorate but the collapse of the so-called jamaica coalition talks has refocused people's attention as payday and a chorus of voices a growing chorus of voices have said to mr schultz well perhaps now is the time to rethink that refusal to contemplate coalition with angela merkel and he seems to have listened. i was spent talking with discussed openly the contribution the s.p.d. can make a coalition whatever form it may take. the irony of the situation is that the grand coalition mr schultz has been so resistant to is still governing germany in a cancer capacity the question for him the question for. is can they find a form of agreement but can take germany forward because many leaders in europe worry a

families and the crew to stay strong in these difficult times. in germany the collapse of coalition government talks has left the country in political limbo all the major parties appear to prefer to be in opposition of chancellor i'm glad markel said she isn't supposed to hold another election so when it came reports from berlin. her mandate is from the president not parliament and so for now angela merkel remains as chancellor in a chamber where she has no majority and where four parties now say they prefer opposition to government with her this is uncharted territory for modern germany which was previously so used to stable coalitions. in mind same for. we have a common responsibility for our country and we don't only have this responsibility for our country but for europe which needs a government that is capable of acting their reactions from abroad show that europe and other countries in the world awaiting for us our challenge is a big as much as we need strong neighbors our neighbors need to trust your partner at their site to one person whose role is very important right now i

know what's going to happen to them next. plus. the turnaround of one of germany's most industrialized cities. becoming this year's european green capital. there are still spells of heavy rain in. vietnam and you can see by satellite where the bright top clouds are we have no tropical depressions in the forecast anymore the last one is just about dissipated so it's a matter of how big are the showers for the time being i think. you've got a bit of relief says dotted big showers and they come back again but they are pretty well spaced now i was sumatra maybe in the concentration java too but much of borneo isn't as wet as it was not a concentration really is suddenly. you know australian a bit more of a settled pattern still moving is moving slowly so we've got the chance by for warm winds to warm things up and they've been doing just that for example a normal laid out light means thirty one is thirty strike southall started back to twenty six in perth and then sitting in the middle of the sun's getting to work so for melbourne up to thirty nine only twenty one in sydney surprisingly ev

. germany is hosting this year's climate talks from the united states out of the powers agreements for the global effort to tackle climate change that fanaticism live reports from the climate conference in bonn and from the front lines of global warming climate s.o.s. . i proceed and i just did what i thought was the right day. possibly i hailed a hero for chasing the texas church gunman as police give details on a possible motive. and this is down to zero live from london also coming up u.s. and japanese leaders say the time to talk with north korea is over. saudi arabia blames iran for a missile targeting riyadh saying it would be considered an act of war plus. lebanon's former prime minister saad hariri meets the saudi king two days after his surprise resignation. and in the u.s. state of texas a sunday's shooting at a church was the result of a domestic dispute at least twenty six people including children were killed in the attack a man who confronted and chased a gunman told reporters he was driving near the church in southern springs when he saw the shooter. i did what i thought i n

summit in germany to formally submit its climate change plan climate leader some around the world are drawing up a rule book for the paris accord. and the effects of the world's changing climate are especially obvious in the northern parts of the globe across the top of north america average annual temperatures are rising at more than twice the global pace and the canadian seaport of churchill floods and melting ice have severed a railroad that is the communities only land link to the outside world daniel lack reports here we are still in good. dave daley loves his thirty six dogs they pull sleds during the winter and take tourists on a thrilling ride through the forest but without a train to deliver the dog food is paying five times more to feed them it's not a viable economic proposition most of the businesses and turtle are trying to figure out ways how not to lose too much money this year if the train doesn't get restored or the rail line doesn't get restored who are afraid that we're going to be losing some businesses here in turtle canada's most northerly rail line was built nin

turnaround of one of germany's most industrialized cities it's led to becoming this year's european green capital . it's ending call and now for some of us across europe there when the feeding down from the north you can see them a working their way down behind this area of low pressure there and as they do say they're bringing in that cool and fresh air and there's more still to come say four degrees is the maximum temperature there in stock and any around five in warsaw towards the west is mild if an hour but it's a roll of the dump and if this cloud of rain swings down towards the south it'll turn cooler behind it as well so london on monday will only be getting to eighteen for paris well anyway getting to know. in that area of town right hasn't moved very far it's here stretching across the alps and all the way up towards moscow there and many of us are going to see a fair amount of snow on that nor the nature to the south that's where we'll be seeing the rain but again some of that is going to be very heavy somewhat weather is also affecting us a bit further south as well stret

germany saudi arabia are we calling it some basket or from berlin so realistically they did send out what can result from saad hariri is meeting with president mccall in paris. well really very few people know the deal behind this deal or a safe facing deal that allowed heavy in one way or another to leave saudi arabia that is the feeling in lebanon the lebanese foreign minister saying we want hatty to return to lebanon without any conditions without any restriction so the feeling here among the authorities that in one way or another there are conditions that. perhaps to this deal they're not even sure if and when he is going to return now there are reports that he's going to tour the arab capitals before coming to beirut and if and when he does arrive in beirut if he resigns there will be a political vacuum and a very hard to replace him you're going to need a sunni leader who can actually replace him this post is reserved for sunday muslims in lebanon's power sharing deal and if he decides to stay in office and take a more hardline approach against hezbollah which is what saudi ara

syria's move has been praised at the u.n. climate summit in germany it's yet to formally submit its climate change plan leaders from around the world are drawing up a rulebook for the parasitical scientists in the netherlands say that they're close to a breakthrough which will allow crops to be grown in deserts many say could complete the all to life on the african continent but even end hunger world leaders meeting at those climate talks in germany are being urged to commit to more funding for new agricultural project projects in drought stricken parts of the world lawrence lee reports. in this southern corner of the netherlands a grain of ember day looks like the last place you'd expect to see a revolution in food but in these vast greenhouses things are happening that could change lives half 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 fruit in insulation material rather than soil we use only rainwater and recycled water and you can do this with any vegetable. you can. it can be a solutio

conference in germany emphasized their commitment to fighting climate change despite trance decision to pull out of the paris accord they just shout reports. thousands of protesters took to the streets of bonn following the statue of liberty spewing smoke a none too subtle reminder president trump's decision to end the u.s. commitment to the paris climate accord. for these demonstrators on the sidelines of the two hundred nation talks on global warming not enough was being done to fight climate change and it's time for people to come forward to the ground of course i was told i don't think anything will come of this conference like last year in the year before no expectations but that's why i'm here because i feel people have to take the issue into their own hands if something is to happen back in june president trump outraged the climate change lobby when he announced that the united states was pulling out of the paris agreement today i'm taking bold action to follow through on that promise my administration is putting an end to the war on coal and have clean coal really. but if trump

another frontal system bringing rain now once again to northern germany and scandinavia so with the circulation central mediterranean you'd expect to see rain out here into an easy and you have it that's what has happened forecast wise it's now ready to drug itself through the gulf to say it's libya and maybe just maybe places like kofu and western egypt. the weather sponsored by cattle race. is it a lesson whether online we were in a hurricane. almost like thirty six hours these are the things that u.p.a. has addressed or if you join us on saturday. but. it. is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag a.j. stream and one of your pitches might make the actual join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. and again the top stories on al-jazeera 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 in a way forward and will announce an outcome as soon as possible

reaction of the international community to including germany they're not very happy at all it's got to a very high level diplomatically in terms of the spat. yes it wasn't just levanon who suggested that saddam had he was being held against his will the german foreign minister suggested and this angered saudi arabia they were recalled their ambassador in fact the last tweet to saddle happy days last week before leaving riyadh he said i am a free man and he even addressed it to the german foreign minister now many will question whether or not he was free to actually write that tweet but yes european leaders have been expressing concern more than one european leader all of them repeating the same statements time and time again we support stability was support security in lebanon and there shouldn't be any external interference in the affairs of lebanon they are worried that if the crisis the stabilize this country there are already failed states across this region and lebanon becoming a failed state and a country of course hosting one point five million syrian refugees where will they

ministers of germany sweden and japan are as a risk refugee camp in bangladesh along with the hosts foreign minister more than half a million range and reinforce a leave me a mark for bangladesh since august following a military crackdown the un is accused of committing ethnic cleansing. today's world toilet day that's the day the u.n. has declared to try to inspire action to tackle the global sanitation crisis it says for a billion people live without a household toilet safely disposes of waste more than eight hundred sixty million people go to the toilet in the open space in the bushes or in water and that means that almost two billion people use a source of drinking water that could be contaminated it says improve sanitation combined with safe water and good hygiene could prevent around eight hundred fifty thousand deaths every year well cambodia has been badly affected by people who go to the toilet out in the open but it's also cited as one of the most successful in getting people to install and use toilets mcbride reports. in the center of this cambodian village the ngo watershed has

retailers in other countries like germany adapt by paying and charging more in other countries in europe their prices when there are a throng of prices the prices negotiator there. 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 ab

weather really a little bit of mr fog into southern parts of germany plowed right spinning in the cross united kingdom low countries northern areas of up to a scattered everybody really is down towards the mediterranean where we are we remain very concerned this area pressure has been stuck here for quite some time central italy hundred fifty nine millimeters of rain in twenty four hours macedonia hundred eleven millimeters of rain in the same space of time in the south of course this is where we say those problems very close to athens and these pictures speak for themselves ready playschool mantra has been struggling here very dramatic footage of the deadly floods have moved in across the air. i'm afraid we still have further spells of rain in our forecast heavy downpours to just around italy balkans down to grace from thursday into friday and you can see i'm afraid it does stay pretty wet in and around the area further north as you say very little change temps getting up to around nine or ten celsius for london and paris nineteen degrees for madrid not too bad here for the stormy weat

the top twenty three climate change conference in germany these are the first un climate talks since president donald trump decided to pull the u.s. out of the twenty fifteen paris climate agreement fiji is presiding over this conference its prime minister has called for urgent action as the island suffers the effects of climate change that clarke reports now from one. it is that time of year when the climate bandwagon rolls into town twenty seven thousand delegates are here scientists journalists lobbyists they're all here what's going to happen we're all looking at the paris agreement of two thousand and fifteen how that is going to be implemented in the coming years remember then they were talking about keeping global warming to a two degree sea level preferably one of the half degrees this is about trying to implement the rules to make that happen someone talked about it's like having an i phone eight without the instruction manual this is about getting those instructions in place the u.s. delegation here despite president trump pulling out back in june of the parents agree

germany and saudi arabia saudi arabia recall and its ambassador from berlin because of those statements so you know in his tweet saudi officials denying that to he you know saying that he is a free man but very few in lebanon believe that is the case but the fact that he is now in paris in one way or another solves one crisis the crisis over his well being and his fate but definitely the crisis is not over absolutely because still the lebanese president michel and insists that mr hariri is still his prime minister until such time as he turns up in beirut and submit his resignation according to procedure. yes this is the position in lebannon saddle how did he need to return to lebanon submitters resignation and in person and hold discussions with the president because they believe that he didn't even write his resignation speech that is the feeling here and even the french president said that he will be receiving the prime minister today at the elysee palace as a prime minister because his country does not accept his resignation so what is going to happen next we don't even know if and when

effects. would last harf a century for poland. first germany attacks. then soviet russia the controversy surrounding this short animated film shows how much the political scene is changing in poland it's being screened in the museum of the second world war in the danske illustrates how the country's past is being rewritten by today's politicians to secure that own future history is not a comic book and right now it's like they are treating our hero's us comic book characters like fantastic four to get there but 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. 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 throughout the coun

summit taking place in germany they told the u.n. climate conference in bonn that americans recognize their responsibilities as global citizens and were taking action to combat climate change they say the country will remain on track to meet its carbon reduction goals despite trumps decision to withdraw the u.s. 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 we have their support now the us republican senate candidate roy moore has expressly denied allegations of sexual misconduct in his first on camera appearance since the allegations were made a former judge has been accused of initiating a sexual encounter with a fourteen year old go back in one thousand nine hundred nine when he was thirty two. to be attacked for all a geisha of sexual misconduct contradicts my entire career in law. i want to make it clear to the media present and to the people present i have not provided our call b