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well many records have been broken in the number of consecutive days of tornadoes touching the ground the number of tornadoes during the month of may but it's almost overnight this is the strong line still with the potential for thunderstorms in its bottom half but daytime on friday will see that largely dispersed the potential stormy weather is still there we're talking now about well d.c. west winds down towards tennessee for example maybe but beyond that i think is looking fine the temperatures are recovering in denver 24 when we're up to 29 in dallas far from occasional showers up in wyoming washington so relatively dry picture it may all start up again as we start the new month but it isn't a particularly dangerous even on saturday but showers are certainly there you have the west to texas or new mexico and of course up in chicago too they had a lot of wet weather recently in fact flooding wet weather in the dominican

republic probably haiti too and that's in the forecast so for the greater antilles it is a wet sparrow showers still likely in jamaica and parts of cuba if not the whole the caribbean is turning rather more wet than dry and fortunately as a mexican well just off the south coast here the potential for tropical development . al-jazeera. hello i'm how am i hearing this is the news are live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes arab leaders meet in saudi arabia to discuss regional security as

tensions between iran the united states and its gulf allies escalates. qatar's prime minister is at the summit's the 1st time level meeting with leaders of saudi arabia and other nations since they began a blockades of the gulf states 2 years ago sudan's military rulers say a protest camp outside the defense ministry in khartoum has become a favorite to the country and president donald trump analysis you tire of so on goods from mexico and i believe to force its neighbor to stop illegal immigration. good to have you with us on al-jazeera there are signs of division between arab leaders over how to deal with iran after emergency summit in saudi arabia the final communique condemned tehran accusing it of threatening regional and global security

but iraq is against the statements warning that aggressive rhetoric could make the situation worse prime minister was among those summits and the 1st high level meeting between qatari leaders with nations who pulls a blockade on the country nearly 2 years ago. reports. a rare moment between qatar and saudi arabia. qatar prime minister shareholder. greeted by saudi king salmond binoculars he's in mecca that the kingdom is hosting emergency meetings of the gulf cooperation council their organization of these lama conference and the arab league to counter what they say is iran's growing influence. but the saudis who are eager to show they have wider backing face a daunting task and of the blockade imposed or qatar sr 1017

the thai prime minister is seen here shaking hands with the king of bahrain another blockade in country and then the kuwaiti amir steps in trying to bring the saudi king and qatar the prime minister to engage in further talks that might ease tension and bring harmony to a d.c. in disarray king said man made it clear in his opening speech that he sees iran as the biggest threat to stability in the region but the iranian regime interfered in our internal affairs and develop ballistic and nucular weapons it affects navigation in international oil this is a naked aggression against our stability and international security. but for the saudis to build a coalition against iran they need to and the impasse created by the g.c.c. crisis the diplomatic spat started with saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt sever ties with qatar imposed a land sea and blockade the blockade in quarter accuse qatar of supporting

extremism accusations strongly dismissed but the target government kuwait is mediating in the conflict and the u.s. is concerned the feud might undermine its efforts to isolate iran and defeat icily in the middle east the strategy is flawed from the state law because in one sense. they don't want to talk to iran iran has asked for a dialogue and they don't want to sit on the table and talk to iran and sort out all the issues that we have of iran on the other hand there are instead of uniting and unifying the gulf region to stand as a bloc a solid block they're actually dividing it into different countries they are this. integrating. regional organization that you see there a conflict within between the g.c.c. member states the blockade against scott card so you can't have one group standing

against your own if you want to push back in one sense and this and this group is this united and this is this fragment that king solomon also met with leaders of the arab world some showed up while others scientists lower representations the libyan government base in tripoli accuses saudi arabia the u.a.e. of backing his rival the warlords highly for hafter lebanon and iraq reject a tougher stance against iran favoring is an issue to words to the arab league also stressed the need to protect the rights of the palestinians an angry palestinian leader denounce the middle east deal the trump administration is working on to these rallies palestinian conflict. we call for an end today israeli occupation of palestine and the stablish ment of a palestinian independent state on the borders of 1987 with east jerusalem as its

capital i would like to also reaffirm our absolute stance against american attempts to undermine international law with what is called the heel of the century to abolish the principle of a 2 state solution at the end of the meetings the g.c.c. and the arab league expressed support for saudi arabia against what they described as iran's destabilizing activities in the region a diplomatic boost for saudi arabia but also appeared to more tension in the region . well as we mentioned earlier the iraqi president disagrees with the communique text and warned that wise tensions with iran could spark war. in the midst of this tense time and rapidly changing developments in a regional and international environment full of tension and threats we are watching before our eyes of

a regional and international crisis which can turn and turn toward their willing goal for us all if the crisis is not managed well then we will be faced with the danger of a regional and international confrontation which will bring tragedy to our country as you well know rubin is a former deputy assistant secretary of state c. joins me now live from washington d.c. . a lot of support for the. position when it comes to syria iran but as we just heard there are still some divisions there among u.s. allies on this perceived threats from iran. yeah how there really is and the region right now as you just described in your previous package is divided on how to confront iran the question about iran as a regional actor that is creating very difficult circumstances chaotic circumstances in syria in lebanon on in yemen that is not in dispute but

there is dispute about saudi arabia's role as well and engaging iran in those fights so to see these meetings come out with a little more of a diplomatic boost for saudi arabia that that does give them some within the sales but it doesn't answer these core busy questions which is how will the regional states saudi and the u.a.e. ready in particular how will they engage iran in a manner that avoids a major war because that's what everyone here in washington right now is very much concerned about dealing with iran but not sparking a major regional war that we here in the u.s. get sucked into well this is the key question and of course we are getting mixed messages from the united states about the chances of a war with iran and just how far the u.s. wants to go when it comes time to. yeah we really are having a dissonant policy right now coming out of the white house the president one day

says he doesn't want a war he doesn't want to run to be hurt and then the next day his national security adviser sends a 1000 or $1500.00 troops out to the region and puts iran on notice essentially so the policy is not clear in terms of how it's being executed and the articulation really isn't clear either and that creates these kinds of dynamics where countries within the region begin to pick and choose sides and have disparate views and then within iraq as well a country that's majority shia but very clearly heavily influenced by iran it's left hanging in limbo in between these 2 heavyweights between iran and saudi arabia and it's a very uncomfortable position and with the u.s. not sending clear signals of of what we want to see done it creates dynamics that inevitably lead to chaotic decision making and one of the issues that the u.s. has been relatively clear on is the fact they want to see more units see within the

g.c.c. given that what do you make of the signs of rep processional between qatar and. the other gulf nations the fact that we did see cuts as prime minister attends that summit would suggest there is something of a breakthrough no. it's a good sign it's critical not only for the gulf states to deal with iran as the top line messages and why they need to have gulf unity but also within the region and for regional stability to have tension points reduced is always a good thing and so to see that opening that hopefully will become an opening that begins to expand and where there are real discussions of reestablishing normal relations between the parties the region doesn't win when it has these tension

points and right now there are tension points practically everywhere one goes and i think that's also partly centrally why the united states policy is so difficult right now it's not as if we here in washington have a magic wand and that the white house can just decide there's one thing that it will do and everything gets resolved if we should all actors continue to be at loggerheads it only makes it that much more difficult to have a coherent american policy towards the bigger issues ok joel rubin great start to you thanks very much for joining us that life from washington d.c. thank you. i citizens transitional military council has declared a process camp in the capital khartoum as a danger to the country protestors have been staging assists in the ministry of defense for weeks they want the ruling generals to hand over power to civilians but the military has told state t.v. that legal action will be taken against what it calls unruly elements at the

protest site the council has also ordered the office of the al-jazeera media network in khartoum to be shut down without giving any reason a toll well david shinn is a former deputy chief of mission at the u.s. embassy in sudan he joins me now from washington via skype what do you make of these developments that we're seeing in. the fact that this process camp which has been there for many weeks now has not been described as a danger well 1st time in the world you're the oldest there or. is a setback for freedom of the press and if you have is reflective of the gulf state politics and the fact that sadam has been the beneficiary of about $3000000000.00 financial from saudi arabia the united arab emirates as far as.