in 2014 in cairo. your sister, his mother, recently wrote a piece for "the new york times" headlined "my son is not alone. millions of young people commit his crime." she wrote -- "the pressure that the united states and europe claim to exert on the egyptian government to clean up its human rights act is meant only to placate certain portions of their constituents. the egyptian authorities respond accordingly. they understand that 'clean up your human rights act' actually means 'we support you, but please try not to embarrass us'." that is the end oflaila's quote. can we end by talking about the u.s. military support, more military support for egypt and on most any country in the world, even though it has stopped some of that support, what are you calling for? >> well, we need the united states and other friendly powers to back their words with practical commitments. you do understand that im speaking from cairo and i cannot instigate against the state or against the government, so i really leave it to

in 2014 in cairo. your sister, his mother, recently wrote a piece for "the new york times" headlined "my son is not alone. millions of young people commit his crime." she wrote -- "the pressure that the united states and europe claim to exert on the egyptian government to clean up its human rights act is meant only to placate certain portions of their constituents. the egyptian authorities respond accordingly. they understand that 'clean up your human rights act' actually means 'we support you, but please try not to embarrass us'." that is the end oflaila's quote. can we end by talking about the u.s. military support, more military support for egypt and on most any country in the world, even though it has stopped some of that support, what are you calling for? >> well, we need the united states and other friendly powers to back their words with practical commitments. you do understand that i am speaking from cairo and i cannot instigate against the state or against the government, so i really leave it

and wealthy i think it's easier than if you are in, even suburbs of cairo. like i write a lot about these communities that are the garbage people, live in a suburb outside of cairo and they are the people who do all of the garbage picking and garbage collection because they work with pigs and muslims can handle pigs so the pigs do all the -- so they are really the people on the fringes of society still. >> thank you. we have a question on zoom from kerry who i think was reacting to comments about being in church as well as the churches that your continued to attend. she's asking do you find a tension between the personal and professional in some of the conflict reporting that you have done? and even specifically if you are at a church do you take off the journalist hat? do you view yourself as being in a moment where you're not a journalist or is this so much of your persona now that you can't really divorce these two? give us a sense of how this faith question place into some of the work you have done. >> such an interesting question because i never think o

lawrence returns to cairo to deliver the news to british headquarters. >> so picture the scene. the ottomans have won these victories at gaza over the british. morale is down among the british troops, and the war isn't going very well for them. and all of a sudden, lawrence comes with the news, i've taken aqaba. i've won this incredible victory. this is going to swing the entire war in favor of the british. >> but more importantly, when he gets to cairo, a new british commander in chief has taken over, allenby. >> general allenby was not a typical british general of the time. he didn't come from a family of generals. >> he was an aggressive cavalry officer. he commanded great personal loyalty because of his integrity, his courage. >> he had a tremendous vision and perhaps the static claustrophobic trench warfare did not suit his mind. but as a cavalryman, he could kind of envision how to utilize his cavalry units as well as the british camel corps. >> at the same time allen bee arrives in the middle east, there are major changes in ottoman-controlled jerusalem. >> the occupation

and you're wealthy, even in suburbs of cairo, the people who do all the garbage picking and garbage collection, because they work with pigs, muslims can't handle pigs so they do all the -- so they're really people on the fringes of society still. >> thank you. we have a question on zoom from carrie who i think was reacting to your comments about being in church in sarajevo as well as the churches that you have continued to attend. she's asking, do you find attention between the personal and professional in some of the conflict reporting that you've done, and even specifically if you're at a church, do you sort of take off the journalist hat? do you view yourself as being in a moment where you're not a journalist? or is this so much of your persona now that you can't really divorce these two? give us a sense of how this faith question plays into some of the work that you've done in the area. >> that's such an interesting question, because i never think of myself -- i just think of myself as me, right? so i don't think of myself as a journalist or teaching at yale. it's just me. and t

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work and across a boat for northern sections of egypt, at least cairo. it's going to be cloudy and cool on thursday with a hive. 17 degrees that sure update. season. ah, the gutter. one of the fastest growing nations in the world news wanted, cato needed to oakland and development, international shipping company to become a p, middle east and pup. trade and money. skilfully, mcdowell. 3 key areas of development filling a promise of connecting the world, connecting the future. wanted cato cutters, gateway to whoa trade. ah, co cater culture of knowledge, openness, pluralism, world want us to reward better to excellence and encourage creativity. the shake ahmad award for translation and international understanding was formed to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged the road and strengthening the bones of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches, hulu. lou ah ah, back is a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the un security council is applying a sanctions exemption to afghanistan to get vital humanitaria

she joins us now live from cairo . good to have you with us. so 5000000 people just a step away from starvation. this actually though, potentially affects many more people, doesn't it? yes, absolutely. a funding conscious forcing the world full jump. this katy back food, the systems that means reducing food rations to 8000000 people in yemen. these cuts the coming of the worst possible time for the 13000000 people who are dependent on the wealth for programs, assistance to survive. 5000000 people are on the brink of a fan of famine. and these are the ones that we're going to keep the food rations in tax, but that is a huge risk to more millions, more, who are basically surviving every day on very meager resources. so we're talking about what half the population of gamma the moment of the 16000000 people who face food shortages exactly half the population of young men is facing food insecurity for short. the just they are unable to put food on the table for the family. these 5000000 of these are in, in a very precarious situation. that's what we

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we could see some dust storms and that cold air is going to bring the temperature down in cairo. by the time we get to whedon state. now further south of this is a lot of exceptional heat across those central areas of africa, but it's not as wet as it has been. recently we have to move further south to find the wet or whether it's going to be rather wet for johannesburg with thunderstorms here. it drives up in cape town, but it will remain cloudy for the wetter. where that we have to look to southern areas of mozambique that weather update. ah, the frank assessments, this crisis is continued to weaken luca shanker, even though perhaps he believed in the beginning. there have been informed opinions . i think politicians will now be under incredible pressure from their young people . that is one of the most hopeful things to come out of this critical debate. do you think i should be facilitated? not sure. okay, it's a great. it's a really simple question. let's give samuel chop swanson the inside story on al jazeera. it's the political, the breaks show that's challenging the way yo

but we are seeing the temperature recover in cairo. it is starting to feel rather warm again. and there's a lot of exceptional warm across central parts of africa, in particular for the central african republic, as well as the congos. but it is looking rather wet, those thunderstorms rolling down into northern areas of angola and joining up with showers of stretching all the way down through namibia, through southern areas of botswana. and it's going to be a very wet week for janice berg, and for cape town, that sure weather update ah . talk to al jazeera, we always ask, how would you describe taliban relationship with the us? we listen copies, 90 to is not told for covered 90. nesbitt, terrible demonstration of the failure of human so that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. the latest news, as it breaks, governments in the region are using security forces to climb down on protests. instead of protecting their countries against armed attacks with detailed coverage in the absence of any ha dates are on how widespread overland f

we're not expecting rain in cairo, but we are seeing a temperature below average and it's looking rather wet as well across the west from martina on the western sahara. we could see some flooding from that heavy rain, but it south africa where once again was seeing the very heavy rain with heavy rain expected unless you 2 aah. from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation with consistent transformation, part one of human rights activist, queue me nighty, and environmentally window electric. i lived as you have the fossil fuel arrow my entire life, and i'm looking for a graceful transition out of it. studio b unscripted on out his era african narrative from african perspectives now, but now we're about his big daily. my shift, a short documentary by african filmmakers from democratic republic of congo, and one that there was never going to be letting a knock stuck. we're just standing front of you, you ladies. what made the intimate connection between myself and rhonda takers and matchers. and secondly, africa direct on al jazeera ah, protests is across

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we could see some dust storms and that cold air is going to bring the temperature down in cairo by the time we get to wednesday. now further south of this is a lot of exceptional heat across those central areas of africa, but it's not as wet as it has been. recently we have to move further south to find the wet or whether it's going to be rather wet for johannesburg with thunderstorms here. it drives up in cape town, but it will remain cloudy for the wetter. where that we have to look to southern areas of mozambique that sh, whether update ah, on counting the cost, all rich countries ready to put the bill for a glow will accord and demick preparedness, hypersonic miss offer driving a new. all right, so what's the big deal behind them and solar powered vehicles we explore the cause, but a harnessing the stop. counting the cost on a z m ah revealing eco friendly solutions to come back threats to our planet on al jazeera. ah ah welcome back to watching al jazeera time temporary kappa had lies. british prime minister boss johnson has announced what's believed to be the world's 1st confirme

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so for a cairo, just the high of 16 degrees on friday, but by saturday you'll start to dry off. that's it. ceasing the frank assessments this crisis, please continue to recon luca sion, even though perhaps he believes in the beginning that it was informed opinions like the whole edition will now be under incredible pressure from the young people. that is one of the most types of things come out of this critical debate. do you think a should be facilitated? not sure. okay, i think, right. it's a really simple question. let's give tommy a child wants inside story on our jazeera ah, the hello. are you watching al jazeera, i'm emily, anguish reminder about health stories this hour. the panoramic has killed almost 5 and a half 1000000 people since the virus was reported in the chinese city of 2 years ago. the global infections have had a record high over the past 7 days. with more than a 1000000 detectives, on average each day. the u. s. and russian presidents in spoken for the 2nd time this month in a bit to de escalate tensions ukraine turbine and repeated this threat of sanctions

the cairo based team were trailing roger casablanca for much of the game, but scored a last gasp colonizer it meant the match which was paid in cutter winter penalties . a pretty disastrous mess, handing i. lastly, the shootout, 65. it's the $830.00. they've won the trophy this, we have our own philosophy, the way we play. and that's what i told them enough time. i say you have to trust the way ripley we have when so many trophies who have won the champions league, we're wonder to back up. we came here in the world cup, playing in this way. so why tonight you want to change, because the score is 10. so you have to be patient. and we were patient and we got the results that we wanted. harrison, german defender, sergio ram us. we'll spend more time on the sideline after receiving his 1st red guard. since moving to p. s g in just a 2nd league game in france because of injury. ram us was sent off after 2 cautions in the space of 4 minutes. late in the match against laurie on the former round madrid. catherine is now received 27 red cards throughout his professional career. p. s t. we're headin

libya and egypt, we're going to see some heavy rain fall across coastal areas and the temperature in cairo will come down to the early twenty's across the central area of africa. we are seeing those storms and showers before the really wet weather. we have to look to northern areas of namibia, southern areas of angola. so there is all botswana as well seems very heavy rain, but it's going to get very heavy for s, we're teeny, by the time we get into tuesday. ah, it was supposed to be to refuse itself careers. brothers home was allegedly the scene of torture, planning, even murder, 11 east investigators for crimes on those sector behind them on august. mm. the the hero world news wash. oh, the me. welcome back. you're watching out 0 time to recap the headlines now. us president joe biden has declared a major disaster in the state of kentucky. off the tornadoes, brit through towns and areas in 5 other states. such teams are still trying to find survivors off the friday night disaster u. k prime minister barak johnson, his warning of a coming tidal wave of the army con, very. and the governme

taking adventurous as stream as on epic rates such as cape town to cairo, he urged his compatriots to discover more of the world with the home comforts of a rolling american living room. 60 percent of the last dreams ever built still on the road with many of them already having enjoyed several lives. and this one was used as a chicken coop. you can still see the wire in the windows all my god. so there is something to do here, it's dirty. and it's a challenge that he's very much looking forward to chicken to work. but you're optimistic that to go to china again. oh, it will be good as new if not better. oh wow. 3 and labor of love that will take him 3 or 4 months. the exterior will involve a lot of work, sanding down the body and 4 rounds of polishing. but then the old, worn out, gray will be back to it, showing the mirror like splendor. as the sillies have done with their beloved 1958 to arabella keen camper, rebecca gave her husband harold's especial assignments to prepare for retirement spar. although not everything always went to plan my day at 1st was just, i'm not going to sleep

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temperatures got low temperatures across the top end of africa from morocco right through to egypt, cairo just a high of 22 degrees. thanks to that breeze off the mediterranean. that's it too soon. for the weather, sponsored by casara, always killing the debate. 90 percent of the world rickie geez had come from of common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on cities across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future. 8 now. not a lot. countries can simply be cannot lose hope. we know what to do, and we have the tools to get this to you on al jazeera . ah, the me welcome back you want to 0, like from the top story so far today? uganda is deploying troops across the border into democratic republic of congo as it battles. and on group it follows and strikes on tuesday against the allied democratic forces as part of a joint operation with the congolese army will tell us organizations as blanket travel bands would prevent the spread of the army crumb variance. south korea reported 5200 coronado virus cases on wednesday. that's a new record. highs i

government video a few weeks back hyping the facilities that a vast new prison complex just outside cairo and the care on offer. there was as cruel as it was absurd. we'll leave you now with a song called a chance to live. it was produced by egypt, ministry of the interior. we'll see you next time a with me. ah. ah. the why of the why? we listen, design is are making serious separate thing is talk the 10 news making the story on the news. hello, i'm marianne minimize in london. look at the 9 stories. now, the dramatic rise in chronic virus cases linked to the army corn variance has pushed european authorities into action. the government in the netherlands is announced that it will impose strict lockdown measures from sunday, non essential stores, bars and restaurants, as well as other public places will be closed until january 14th. at the earliest names in some of the thoughts summarize, one sentence, the netherlands will go into locked down again from tomorrow. the netherlands will be locked down again.

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government video, a few weeks back hyping the facilities that a vast new prison complex just outside cairo and the care on offer. there was as cruel as it was absurd. we'll leave you now with a song called a chance to live. it was produced by egypt, ministry of the interior. we'll see you next. on a, [000:00:00;00] with compelling journalism, we keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous. ambulances continue to arrive at the scene of the explosion inspire program making. i still don't feel like i actually know enough about what living under fascism was light, how much money did you make for your role in deliverance? i made fab al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running. ah probably the 19 infections and death serge in the u. s. and europe for the french prime minister, one and the on the prong variant spreading at lightning speed. ah ahmed the problem and this is al jazeera life from dog ha, also coming up, damage and destruction in the philippines.

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government video, a few weeks back hyping the facilities that a vast new prison complex just outside cairo and the care on offer. there was as cruel as it was absurd. we'll leave you now with a song called a chance to live. it was produced by egypt, ministry of the interior. we'll see you next time a with i've come back to san diego to revisit the fascinating part of calcium history. they were crazy, creative, even visionary. they were top lesta, not realistic. i was them as a child during and just pops into people still love them. it was basically too bad to be true, what they were predicting can comment to heal ethnic divisions and national tensions that exist in both you today. once upon a time in sarajevo on al jazeera, ah hello, i'm darren, jordan and della with a quick reminder. the top story is aaron al jazeera. yes, president joe biden has announced measures to limit to search of omicron cases that include expanded tests support the hospitals, a more vaccinations, but he stopped short of calling for another lockdown. kimberly alcott reports from washington, d. c. i'm a crohn has gr

we can stop talking about climate but it's the height of the nile river and those eyes measured in cairo and then to be imposed on the ups and downs and they get worried when was going down for a couple decades and then it turned around again and it had nothing to do with human influences. >> for me i'm sure you have this experience and then the editors tell you to get it out of your book because it scares people away but when i see a graph it just yells at you the information that a picture is worth a thousand words it's very dramatic and provocative but speaks volumes. >> it is a long-term trend and it's interesting as a start to put the book together we had a big debate but then that was quite unusual that as you say the way you talk about the language you cannot talk about it any other way but then to say. >> . >> and with that arithmetic and people who look at stocks. >> but then a make friends of mine in these debates the people who are good at getting balance sheets on financial reports and it was amazed when i was helping in the investment climate and i would watch the guys that

government video, a few weeks back, hyping the facilities that a vast new prison complex just outside cairo and the care on offer. there was as cruel as it was absurd. we'll leave you now with a song called a chance to live. it was produced by egypt, ministry of the interior. we'll see you next time a with from the fidelis of correctness. so the battle fields around most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge in the country with an abundance of results for the great bar. and want indonesia whose turns forming we move pool to grow and fraud. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest, let to be part when denise is growth and progress in indonesia. now with this is al jazeera ah hello, on have them seeka. this is the news ally from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes . huge crowds take to the streets in sudan, mocking the anniversary of an uprising for democracy. you locked downs and travel restrictions as the only crown

see the wind pick up across libya, blowing some of that sahara dust into egypt, the temperature in cairo, dipping down in the days to come. now for central africa, we have seen some flash flooding in eastern parts of kenya. the rain continues here as it does for tanzania. we're seeing some shop a storms pick up for western areas of the democratic republic of congo. by the time we get to choose day, you can see those there. and for south africa, we've had flood warnings across much of the country. we've had a nasty weather system sweep across to the east, and that's going to bring thunderstorms to johannesburg. and that wet weather will last much of the week. ah, from the al jazeera london, rural consented to people in thoughtful conversation. large cannot be easily erased by, by the super bowl, with no haste and no limitations. what matter the note was to be radical. how can the thing that's radical be for say, part one of the highway and amishka pool is not about wanting to sell a lot of the messaging studio b unscripted on house is era. woods wanna will be part of the greatest global g

now. whites and windy conditions to be expected in tunis at 17 degrees, but wall to wall sunshine for cairo with a high of 23 on friday. cea. ah, the stories of determination enjoy hey, will allow you to be luck, tao. and the kito gene, ado i remain good listening v i looked it up luca, a short documentary by african filmmakers from molly, wanda, and cameron, desert libraries. the young cyclist and happy africa direct on al jazeera ah co cater culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide as to reward, merit and excellence and encourage creativity. the shape ahmad award for translation and international understanding was found to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged their role and strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and world coaches. blue. ah, ah ah ah, welcome back. main stories this out. now, the u. s. envoy to iran is saying that his negotiate is already told, direct talks with teheran over its nuclear activity, representatives from the all the well bows are involved in shuttling between the 2 nations camps at the

government video, a few weeks back, hyping the facilities at a vast new prison complex just outside cairo and the care offer, there was as cruel as it was absurd. we'll leave you now with a song called the chance to live. it was produced by egypt, ministry of the interior. we'll see you next time. a with from the al jazeera london girl cast and tack to people in thoughtful conversation with no haste and no limitations. what is even more in p me that mouth is system innovation? systems designed and system transformation part one of human rights activist, q, me, nighty, and environmentally. when own electric, i lived as you have the fossil fuel era my entire life and i'm looking for a graceful transition out of it. studio b unscripted on out his era. it was supposed to be a refuge, but south korea's brothers home was allegedly the scene of torture, rape, and even murder. 11 east investigates the crimes, and those set to be behind them on al jazeera. ah, the netherlands announces a stop locked down in london declares a major incident while protest is in central cities rally against corona vi

the prerequisite egypt is mediating between all the office as we speak, we met in istanbul, and in cairo we agreed on all the details. i tell you the, the, the heart of the matter, the root cause of all this is an occupation that is in control of everything. when we were very close to elections and then you will all of the mccarthy process establishing a nation, you know, to go a month, they pull the code of, of jocilan. they're denying us the right to convene election. although in fact, it's joe biden is saying, he's saying he's opposed enough to have been it's idea of not allowing us to mission in ramallah. he didn't do anything about it. i myself as a protestant number so that here went to the british government. we went everywhere coding for them. our foreign minister came to london just days before postponing the lectures. are pleading with the government. a book question on is when to allow us elections and is your sort of frost is wilson. it is the occupied temper kind of fun stuff. it's the compass of the palestinian people. you see every time you want them to stop in thought peo

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government video, a few weeks back, hyping the facilities that a vast new prison complex just outside cairo and the care on offer. there was as cruel as it was absurd. we'll leave you now with a song called a chance to live. it was produced by egypt, ministry of the interior. we'll see you next time, a with a musician, a former visionary teacher. ah, how's is there a world meets the man bringing traditional arabic sounds to a whole new audience, being a woman and being american, playing with it already is something new from boston to palestine. the land of his birth. he noticed the next generation of musical talent. simon shaheen. musical journey on al jazeera ah student protest either gabrielle borage has confirmed us chillies, new president. he promises to expand social rights. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera la you from dell are also coming up. i hope. c oh, braving stung grenades and tear gas, thousands, march to the presidential palace in sudan, demanding. the military stays out of politics in the transition to democracy. we report from in the now one of the islands in t