one of the 1st to arrive at what became known as the lost lunch was abdullah. a senior army officer and brother of the president the host hashmi had assembled a guest list that was a who's who of yemen's leadership amongst the dignitaries was ali abdullah saleh commander of the taiwanese military brigade and a future president. to find out more. from understeer arabic went to paris to meet with a humvee spokesman at the time all the spokesman was not at the lunch he did speak to a key witness. in the well what's your handle and the lower american dad a flesh hand had the pluck. curly known kind of. community daisy here what i'm going to say about us and you can end the week in a. video on recovery will either have a very good on going in the house video and other. american led or. according to the eyewitness as the bodyguards waited outside our humvee was welcomed by all cost me and ali abdullah saleh both yemeni presidents in waiting. good fortune was about to run out. in america but i am and i am be. me cannot be alarmed. but 330 gallon i think. about a no no

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their man our man the prime minister abdullah into the boxing room with his arms tied behind his back saying knock out the other guy and then we'll untie. yes and the it is simply a lack of political will of lack of decent analysis. on the part of the united states. we're about out of time but unless you have the last word i'm assuming that perhaps you did you ever think that you all that you as a country would be at this point and how much further do you think you can go i mean that most amazing thing about this and what happened yesterday was if you seen in the street people who are up to resistance where you call each other we had a plan in case this was a coup and people were so connected that they know their role as the protectors of this revolution are moving it forward so to me this is amazing and this is what is going to help us reach full civilian well right now we don't have very little so this is very exciting we moved way for than that what we thought we were at that's year so we're excited about it and if we have the power to move on and beach also believe it will and it

them and our man the prime minister abdullah into the boxing ring with his arms time behind his back saying not count the other guy and then we'll untie your arms and the it is simply a lack of political will a lack of decent analysis. on the part of the united states. we're about out of time but unless you have the last word i'm assuming that perhaps you did you ever think that you all that she was a country would be at this point and how much further do you think you can go i mean then most amazing thing about this and what happened yesterday was if you seen in the street people who are up community resistance were to be calling each other we had a plan in case this was a coup and people were so connected that they know their role as the protectors of this revolution moving it forward so to me this is amazing and this is what is going to help meet full civilian well right now we have very little so this is very exciting we moved way for them then what we thought we were at that's year so we're excited about it and if we have the power to move on and beach also believe it will and i

and thabit abdullah, a professor of middle east history at york university in toronto, canada. welcome both of you to the "newshour." let me start wh you, thabit abdullah. the iraqi prime minister says that he wants u.s. forces out. the majority of parliament says that they does that mean the iraqi government and the iraqi people actually want u.s. forces out of iraq? thabit: in the long run, 1, for the past 100 days, has raised the issue of sovereignty asof being onhe most important that it fights for. no iraqi once complete isolation from eitherts neighbors or ternationally. but there is widespread indignationth thaamerican strike and american practices in general and throughout the long history, really, of modern iraq has been one in which seems to indicate that the united states doesn't respect threignty of the country' so there'quite a bit of indignation about it. nick: so, mark kimmitt, there is certainly indignation in iraq, but, at the same time, the president told us today that iraqi leaders are saying one thinin public, one thing in private. there were no sunni votes

and, thabit abdullah, a ofessor of middle east history at york university in toronto, canada. thank you very much, welcome both of you to the " swshour". let rt with you, thabit and larks the iraqi prime minister says he wants u.s. forces out. thejority of parliament says that they want u.s. forces out. does t it mean theraqi government and the iraqi people want u.s. portions out of iraq? >> in the long run, for sure, the freedom movement in iraq, the one that has been ongoing since october 1, for the past 100 days, has raised the issue of sovereignty as being one of the most important that it fights for. no iraqi wantsomplete isolation from either its neighbors or internationally, but there is widespread indignat strike and american practices in general and throughout the long history, really, of modern iraq has been one in which seems tino cate that the united states does not respect the sovereignty of the country.he so's quite a bit of ardignation about it. >> reporter: so, mk kimmitt, there is cerinly indignation in iraq, but at the same time president trump told us tode a

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abdullah mahdi asked the state to send a delegation to baghdad to discuss the issue the state department says any american delegation would be dedicated to discussing how to continue a strategic partnership with. the u.s. navy says one of its warships has been aggressively approached by a russian naval vessel in the north arabian sea the destroyer u.s.s. farragut sounded its horn 5 times that the russian ship continued to move closer before changing course after another warning and he's 15 people have been killed in an explosion at a mosque in pakistan's southwestern province of banditry stun all than 20 others were injured in the blast in the region's capital quitter fears the top stories stews stay with us there europe's forbidden colony is next looking at an identity crisis in the continent are more news for you after that likes watching seen it. or are. point move. 2 past. the wind if you can thank yeah but we haven't put it on the audience of the day ends or. i'm organizing a big event said the biggest theater in this type of europe and we are marking the 4th anniversary of julian a

intelligence units who were angry at the terms they've been offered upon their dismissal prime minister abdullah duck has tweeted that the situation is under control it is the 1st major challenge from within the security rights for his transitional government which took power in august but morgan is in college to get more details on what caused this uprising. and let's go back to how we got here it all happened when the operations unit said that they were disgruntled and dissatisfied by the severance package that was offered from the general intelligence services now these are the members of the operations unit that have rejected and refused to join the military or the rapid support forces following a decree by the military council by the then military council to either retire or join the military or the rapid support forces they say that the package that was offered is much less than what they were promised but what we do know is that the head of the general intelligence services sat down with members from those operations units and promised them better packages we also know that it took more t

abdullah the to condemn the u.s. strike as a violation of iraq's sovereignty and the rules of engagement of the american presence here he called the death of mohandas an aggression against the iraqi state . parliament is due to hold an emergency session on sunday but analysts say the government beleaguered and divided after 3 months of anti-government protests will struggle to mount a decisive response iraqi government is very weak for the time being there will be no more than statements coming out of the. caretaker prime minister or from the ministry of foreign affairs other than that i don't expect anything from the iraqi government but probably the iraqi parliament will. call for an immediate session and do will discuss the current. americans in iraq agreement and probably they will ask for the department of the american forces from iraq. whether their response to u.s. presence in iraq will be political or military the assassinations have put an end to a precarious balance of power that had just far accommodated b

abdullah mahdi condemn the u.s. strike as a violation of iraq's sovereignty and the rules of engagement of the american presence here he called the death of mohandas an aggression against the iraqi state . parliament is due to hold an emergency session on sunday but analysts say the government beleaguered and divided after 3 months of anti-government protests will struggle to mount a decisive response iraqi government is very weak for the time being there will be no more the statements coming out of the. caretaker prime minister or from the ministry of foreign affairs other than that i don't expect anything from the iraqi government but probably the iraqi parliament will. call for an immediate session and do will discuss the current. americans in iraq agreement and probably they will ask for the department of the american forces from iraq. whether their response to u.s. presence in iraq will be political or military the assassinations have put an end to a precarious balance of power that had us far accommodated both

abdullah the to condemn the u.s. strike as a violation of iraq's sovereignty and the rules of engagement of the american presence here he called the death of mohandas an aggression against the iraqi state . parliament is due to hold an emergency session on sunday but analysts say the government beleaguered and divided after 3 months of anti-government protests will struggle to mount a decisive response iraqi government is very weak for the time being there will be no more the statements coming out of the. caretaker prime minister or from the ministry of foreign affairs other than that i don't expect anything from the iraqi government but probably the iraqi parliament will. call for an immediate session and do will discuss the current. americans in iraq agreement and probably they will ask for the department of the american forces from iraq. whether their response to u.s. presence in iraq will be political or military assassinations have put an end to a precarious balance of power that had us far accommodated both u.s

abdullah mahdi to act over the us assassination of. cuss him silly money which happened near baghdad airport on friday well no you do the logically work no foreign troops are to do military actions in iraq i saw has been defeated and now the government of iraq must make a timetable to schedule the withdrawal of foreign troops for the sake of our national sovereignty are speaking at the same time as iraqi prime minister in lebanon hezbollah's leader has said the us military across the middle east is now a fair target for retaliation. also said president committed a crime by assassinating silly money. if i feel i'll be clear their response is to target their merican military presence in the region their american military bases their vessels every american officer and soldier in our region and our countries on our soul their merican army is the one who killed these people and they are the ones who will be paying the price. and in iran hundreds of thousands of mourners have gathered to welcome home the body of qassam cilia mani is now in t

abdullah the to condemn the u.s. strike as a violation of iraq's sovereignty and the rules of engagement of the american presence here he called the death of mohandas an aggression against the iraqi state . parliament is due to hold an emergency session on sunday but analysts say the government beleaguered and divided after 3 months of anti-government protests will struggle to mount a decisive response iraqi government is very weak for the time being there will be no more statements coming out of the. caretaker prime minister or from the ministry of foreign affairs other than that i don't expect anything from the iraqi government but probably the iraqi parliament will. call for an immediate session and do will discuss the current. americans in iraq agreement and probably they will ask for the department of the american forces from iraq. whether their response to u.s. presence in iraq will be political and military assassinations have put an end to a precarious balance of power that had us far accommodated both u.s. a

intelligence units who were angry at the terms had been offered upon their dismissal prime minister abdullah has tweeted that the situation is under control it is the 1st major challenge from within the security ranks for his transitional government which took power back in august mass protests led to the ousting of long time leader bashar in april the joint military civilian government now in office has promised to hold elections in 3 years let's get the very latest from him morgan who joins us live now from khartoum just tell us what is the situation on the ground now. well it's been more than an hour since we heard the loud gunshots being exchanged between the members of the armed forces and the general intelligence services specifically the operations unit and let's go back to how we got here it all happened when the operations unit said that they were disgruntled and dissatisfied by the severance package that was offered from the general intelligence services now these are members of the operations unit that have rejected and refused to join the military or the rapid support forces foll

abdullah the to condemn the u.s. strike as a violation of iraq's sovereignty and the rules of engagement of the american presence here he called the death of mohandas an aggression against the iraqi state . parliament is due to hold an emergency session on sunday but analysts say the government beleaguered and divided after 3 months of anti-government protests will struggle to mount a decisive response iraqi government is very weak for the time being there will be no more statements coming out of the. caretaker prime minister or from the ministry of foreign affairs other than that i don't expect anything from the iraqi government but probably the iraqi parliament will. call for an immediate session and do will discuss the current. americans in iraq agreement and probably they will ask for the department of the american forces from iraq. whether their response to u.s. presence in iraq will be political or military the assassinations have put an end to a precarious balance of power that had dust far accommodated both u

abdullah mahdi condemn the u.s. strike as a violation of iraq's sovereignty and the rules of engagement of the american presence here he called the death of mohandas an aggression against the iraqi state . parliament is due to hold an emergency session on sunday but analysts say the government beleaguered and divided after 3 months of anti-government protests will struggle to mount a decisive response iraqi government is very weak for the time being there will be no more statements coming out of the. caretaker prime minister or from the ministry of foreign affairs other than that i don't expect anything from the iraqi government but probably the iraqi parliament will. call for an immediate session and do will discuss the current. americans in iraq agreement and probably they will ask for the department of the american forces from iraq. whether their response to u.s. presence in iraq will be political or military the assassinations have put an end to a precarious balance of power that had us far accommodated both u.s

let's bring in muhammad ali abdullah once again he's a senior advisor on u.s. affairs for the u.n. recognize government in libya he's joining us via skype from washington we'll try again 1st can you give me your initial reaction to what came out of moscow today a few hours ago because we understand that's talks didn't really achieve a breakthrough but the foreign minister of russia says that good progress has been mates all right apologies for that it's once again technical issues via skype but we will move on and we will tell you about what's coming up on the al-jazeera news hour it's a surprise twist in the murder trial of an investigative journalist in slovakia. and the world's top badminton player. is injured in a road accident that kills his driver peter haas more not in sport a little later. in the future of france's presence in the region is being discussed at a meeting between leaders of the 5 west african nations and call for an a half 1000 french troops are deployed there to aid the fight against armed groups but anti french sentiment is rising as a security situation is

abdullah to condemn the u.s. strike as a violation of iraq's sovereignty and the rules of engagement of the american presence here he called the death of mohandas an aggression against the iraqi state . parliament is due to hold an emergency session on sunday but analysts say the government beleaguered and divided after 3 months of anti-government protests will struggle to mount a decisive response iraqi government is very weak for the time being there will be no more the statements coming out of the. caretaker prime minister or from the ministry of foreign affairs other than that i don't expect anything from the iraqi government but probably the iraqi parliament will. call for an immediate session and do will discuss the current. americans in iraq agreement and probably they will ask for the department of the american forces from iraq. whether their response to u.s. presence in iraq will be political or military the assassinations have put an end to a precarious balance of power that had us far accommodated both

condition is just getting worse and worse and so she makes the heartbreaking decision to send her son abdullah almost 2 at the time to the united states to seek medical treatment except when he arrives it's too late its condition is beyond repair and he's put on life support and that was in the hospital contacted care and they said what do we do we want his mom here for when we have to do the difficult thing of taking him off of like support and in a matter of just a couple of days we were able to file an emergency lawsuit we mobilized in partnership with empower change and others tens of thousands of e-mails to members of congress and as you can see on the screen we also put together a press conference we created wall to wall media coverage and all of a sudden she was granted her visa and it's not because the decision makers. learned something they didn't already know it was because we forced their hand as of the reality that we signed on to less cases that we see in so many of these cases is that you have to be literally dying to be able to overcome the muslim banner and the hardest part abo

complicate this further is that the government is currently in a caretaker role after prime minister abdullah mathew resigned in the ongoing anti-government protest so we would also 1st have to have a new prime minister nominated that prime minister would then have to form a new government and that government would have to draft this bill now under the current agreement between the u.s. and iraq that also governs the presence of military troops here there would need to be at least a year notice to cancel these agreements so it doesn't seem likely that we will see the departure of foreign troops anytime soon and let's also remember that while there was sufficient majority in parliament to vote for this decision the sunni's and the kurds did not participate in the session and they are calling for time to discuss such to decisions they don't believe that such decisions should be politicized and taken in haste what was significant however was that prime minister out of them at the himself attended the session and he spoke out in favor of the expulsion of foreign troops and that is something that

complicate this further is that the government is currently in a caretaker role after prime minister abdullah the resigned in the ongoing anti-government protest so we would also 1st have to have a new prime minister nominated that prime minister would then have to form a new government and that government would have to draft this bill now under the current agreement between the u.s. and iraq that also governs the presence of military troops here there would need to be at least a year notice to cancel this agreement so it doesn't seem likely that we will see the departure of foreign troops anytime soon and let's also remember that while there was sufficient majority in parliament to vote for this decision the sunni's and the kurds did not participate in the session and they are calling for a time to discuss such to decisions they don't believe that such decisions should be politicized and taken in haste what was significant however was that prime minister out of them at the himself attended the session and he spoke out in favor of the expulsion of foreign troops and that is something that we

condition is just getting worse and worse and so she makes the heartbreaking decision to send her son abdullah almost 2 at the time to the united states to seek medical treatment except when he arrives it's too late its condition is beyond repair and he's put on life support and that was in the hospital contacted care and they said what do we do we want his mom here for when we have to do the difficult thing of taking him off of like support and in a matter of just a couple of days we were able to file an emergency lawsuit we mobilized in partnership with empower change and others tens of thousands of e-mails to members of congress and as you can see on the screen we also put together a press conference we created wall to wall media coverage and all of a sudden she was granted her visa and it's not because the decision makers learned something they didn't already know it was because we forced their hand as of the reality that we signed on to less cases that we see in so many of these cases is that you have to be literally dying to be able to overcome the muslim ban. and the hardest part about

complicate this further is that the government is currently in a caretaker role after prime minister abdullah the resigned in the ongoing anti-government protest so we would also 1st have to have a new prime minister nominated that prime minister would then have to form a new government and that government would have to draft this bill now under the current agreement between the u.s. and iraq that also governs the presence of military troops here there would need to be at least the year notice to cancel this agreement so it doesn't seem likely that we will see the departure of foreign troops anytime soon and let's also remember that while there was sufficient majority in parliament to vote for this decision the sunni's and the kurds did not participate in the session and they are calling for a time to discuss such to decisions they don't believe that such decisions should be politicized and taken in haste what was significant however was that prime minister out of them at the himself attended the session and he spoke out in favor of the expulsion of foreign troops and that is something that w

we caught up with the voices that matter, prince abdullah telling the market that it is back to the five-year average. that is what we want to stick to. a key yen has crossed level, weakening past 110 for the first time in eight months. dollar-yen again reflects the risk on picture in the market. equity pictures pretty flat. today, we saudi s&p 500 and nasdaq hit records. the spread between tech and banking shares hitting extreme levels. some green in asia for the fourth day in a row. back to our top story, the u.s. has dropped its label for china as a currency manipulator. they say commitments not to devalue the yuan have been made. thes: that news boosted yuan, touching the highest level since july in the offshore market. it is not the only news driving the currency up. the data signals that china's economy is on its way to a steadier grind. strongerr exports on global demand, trade disputes with the u.s. and the volume. let's get to tom mackenzie, looking at the numbers and digging into the details. he is our anchor of bloomberg's china open. should i dig deeper beyond the headline or be c

abdullah in baghdad, and mina. what is iran's next move here, professor? it seemed to signal that it was done. it now faces the pressure because of the fallout from the ukrainian airliner. it also is facing a very bad economy. is the iranian government very much on the defensive or do you expect some kind of asymmetrical response in the future? >> i think by striking the u.s. military base and the fact that all the missiles got through the air defense systems and all of them hit the base and created huge damage, that was sending a signal to the united states that iran can strike hard and i think the fact that the iranians didn't target american soldiers was important. the iranians were warning the united states that this confrontation is we don't want to escalate but if you do, this is what we can do. and i think it's also a warning that all u.s. bases in the region, therefore, are vulnerable. i think it's especially important for those countries who are hosting u.s. bases because if those bases are used in any conflict, the iranians have stated that those

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louis to secure supplies and the supply lines and create a base that they can have abdullah. they will be moving from st. louis to springfield. line is also expecting sturgis to arrive. sturgis will arrive at clinton hoping line will rendezvous their. at the same time, after the guard have fled jefferson city and been defeated, governor jackson will take a column of men and start moving towards southwestern part of the state. sterling prices actually sick during the initial stages of the campaign with diarrhea. he is staying up in lexington till he feels better. during this maneuver, both columns of state guard are trying to recruit. they're trying to build up the ranks and utilize the threat of the u.s. army advancing throughout the state as a call to arms. many do take up arms. ultimately seagull arrives it springfield. as jackson moved from boone ville to the town of lamar, general rains and slack will take the two divisions to rendezvous with jackson. we will clash with jackson's column at the battle of car things will result in the first confederate victory in the campai

kennedy: i celebrate his death as well i hate king abdullah in saudi arabia, and qasem soleimani might have the blood of 6 million americans but the saudi royal family has 3000 plus american spirits are we justified in taking them out? they cited 2001 umf. >> of someone as a military commander and they are going into iraq or afghanistan for that matter, where they are authorized to act militarily in ways and they are plotting in various ways, i think that would be justified. now expanding a theater doing other things no. but this is a clear, legal way of attacking a military commander. if you're going after the plain of world war ii is fair play. kennedy: okay so i think you're onto something though along with massey that the rules do feel outdated. they don't feel right. so why has congress, both parties been so hesitant to take back their own constitutionally given power. >> it's a book passing at the same thing is that for looking at domestic law and giving power to administrate agencies. this way you can say well, we are authorized were giving a blank check to the president if he d

a veteran diplomat and king abdullah's right-hand man by blowing him up in an undetermined restaurant. u.s. officials tell nbc news a secondary plot was to target israel's embassy in washington. the accused an iranian born u.s. citizen was arraigned in manhattan this afternoon. a co-conspirator named in the indictment remains at large. but the administration says iran's government was behind it all. >> iran's government was behind it all, but it involves in texas car dealer and mexico and a drug -- what? i mean, this all happened in the fall of 2011, and it hovers somewhere between super scary and almost laughable, right? on the one hand there's this somewhat feckless used car salesman -- call me jack -- lives in corpus christi, thinks he's making contact with the mexico drug cartel. he's really making contact with the dea informant inside the mexican drug cartel. and what he tells that guy of all guys is that his cousin is a big deal in the iranian military, and his cousin and his colleagues in the iranian military have conveyed to jack, the feckless used car salesman, they'll pay go

intelligence units who were angry at the terms that they have been offered upon their dismissal prime minister abdullah has tweeted that the situation is under control it's the 1st major challenge from within the security rights for his transitional government and oldest but morgan has more details from college to the head of the general intelligence services sat down with members from those operations units and promised them better packages we also know that it took more than 12 hours of gunfire exchanged between the members of the operations unit and the armed forces and there was a lot of tension they were also some injuries at least 3 people have been reported to be injured and there are reports that an army has been killed and that there are several wanted in the exchange of gunfire between the 2 so it's quite tense and while right now there are no gunfire outside in the various neighborhoods and there are still concerns that the situation could get out of hand a new video has surfaced showing the moment 2 missiles took down a ukrainian passenger plane over iran killing all 176 people on board the

yasser arafat inhe 1980 south korean president kim dejung and chinese leader in the '90 jordan's king abdullah and hamid karzai in the 20000s. >> on the "newshour" tonht the global financial storms. >> reporter: he examined major turning toints nation's life and pressed expfrerts om thpropaganda world, military brass. >> recent opinion polls ranked the tomato among the least lovee of allgetables. >> reporter: on the occasion he turned to tun conventional to explainssues. most notably, of course, he interviewed arican political figures. >> the news of this day is that kenneth starr, independent counsel, is investigating allegations that you sub borden perjury by encouraging a 24-year-old woman, form white house intern, to lie under oath in a civil deposition about her having had an affair with you. mr. president, is that true? >> that is not true. that is not true. i did not ask anyone to tell anything other than the truth. there is no improper relationship, and i intend to cooperate with this inquiry. but that is not true. >> another day otinfamy for united states of america. >> reporter: hewa

accuses arab tribesmen of indiscriminately firing at the civilians the prime minister abdullah doc tribal leaders and local government officials and try to revive talks with rebel groups has been going across sudan over those killings that have been demonstrations in the capital khartoum protesters accuse the paramilitary group the rapid support forces of involvement in the attacks the group has long been blamed for atrocities in darfur and head is that. this incident to not go unpunished and we must learn lessons from the past setbacks and flaws however we should not jump to conclusions before the investigations are concluded in any events we should not blame all our problems on others we believe it is an internal issue and any person aiming to drive a wedge between us acting in the dark pulling the strings through phones and chatting applications in order to climb to the seat of power at the expense of our peoples lives we will be able to bring this to an end. ok let's take a closer look at the conflict in the darfur region of sudan well it began in 2003 when 2 ethnic groups launched a

as y know, the plan recogniz the special role of king abdullah with regard to the musl holy shrines. we don't share their view on the law. t but whatnk we hope they come to realize is the vast opportunity that's created for a tter life for palestinians, as well.the way, for jordanians nick schifrin: do you acknowledge that a map that has no palestinian state border with the requirement for israeli settlements to be moved back or settlers to be moved into the future state of israel, do you acknowledge that that map could make idifficult for arab countries to support this? david friedman: i think arab countries want to see the parties negotiating. these are these are terms that, if the palestinians care about them and want to discuss, they should come to the table. look, settlements. e in evacuating we don't believe in evacuating palestinians from their homes either. we think the palestinians should give this a hard look. look, they have got four years' were not requiring that the palestinians react to it immediately. the israelis, at our request, are freezing the territory that palest

traditionally played a role in previous peace plans had been studied line from discussions on sunday king abdullah voiced his opposition we have to rally support from the. international community. hend display and look for genuine peace according to the international law but the country is forced to tread a delicate balancing act between the competing interests of the united states and israel jordan has security ties with the united states and receives much needed economic aid with israel it has a peace treaty and beginning this year a controversial gas deal jordan is also home to more than $2000000.00 palestinians the largest population outside the occupied territories i am afraid there is the who. is a very good dress hippy photo is intended to have. because if you keep on dressed up countries will not have the opportunity to develop months or continues to work at the carpentry business he opened as a young man and once thought would only be temporary he says palestinians must resist and make sure that this american president does not determine their destinies natasha going to name al-jazeera on

traditionally played a role in previous peace plans had been studied line from discussions on sunday king abdullah voiced his opposition we have to rally support from the. international community. hend display look for genuine peace according to the international law but the country is forced to tread a delicate balancing act between the competing interests of the united states and israel jordan has security ties with the united states and receives much needed economic aid with israel it has a peace treaty and beginning this year a controversial gas deal jordan is also home to more than $2000000.00 palestinians the largest population outside the occupied territories i am afraid there is the what. is a very good recipe this is intended to have. because if you keep on wrist the arab countries will not have the opportunity to develop months or continues to work at the carpentry business he opened as a young man and once thought would only be temporary he says palestinians must resist and make sure that this american president does not determine their destinies natasha going to name al-jazeera a man i

dense people liberation movements north of that as he said hello welcome the country's prime minister abdullah him due to a territory he seized in the war this is in the nuba mountains in south kordofan state. we welcome the prime minister and his delegation here to count as a sign of peace the december 20000 revolution that overthrew the previous government a broad based government is not yet over i mean to live in space the revolution continues. the war in south kordofan started in june 20 leavened after the s.p.l. and north accused the dance government of marginalization and impeding democracy according to a deal time between the government and then southern sudan in 2005 known as the comprehensive peace agreement nuba mountains was supposed to have the chance to decide whether it wanted to be part of sudan or join south sudan 15 years since the signing of the comprehensive peace agreement south kordofan is still at a political impasse parts of the state is controlled by the sudanese government and parts by the s.p.l. and north and. while the 2 sides are not their differences to end 9 years

making the journey from spain the games are expected to be sold out at the $62000.00 capacity king abdullah school city stadium but cigarette sales inside spain well they've been poor in barcelona of barely sold a 1000 between them well let it go only manage 50 develop just 26 all this was real madrid training ahead of their semifinal against valencia is the 2nd some event has been held outside of spain last year barcelona won the title in morocco oh yes. that arkie i'm very happy to be here in saudi arabia because we're going to play an important competition and that's what motivates me i think it's the same for the players as for personal plans that's something else i'm here in a professional capacity we have been received very well and we are appreciative of saudi arabia we haven't come here to go sight seeing manchester united manager going to souls here has hit south of his players after a big home defeat a man city in the 1st leg of their english league cup semi final so show watched his team concede 3 goals in the 1st half at old trafford defending champion city going on so when $31.

positions on sunday there were strong condemnation from inside the government basically prime minister abdullah the as well as the president condemned those strikes are calling for disassociation of any kind of military action that does not go through the official command and control structures here in iraq but of course that is not the case we've seen the u.s. carry out it another unilateral strike we understand that the iraqi intelligence services were not informed that this strike was going to happen so the iraqi government is likely to criticize this action and likely to call upon the all sides once again to really deescalate the situation but the problem is that there is an abundance of military actors here on the ground so the stage appears set for escalation we've had the hezbollah brigades which is the group that was targeted in the latest u.s. air strike basically already come out of a statement last night saying that they are prepared for military action against the united states and there was even there was before. so you can only imagine. they're prepared to do in order to retaliate

our foreign minister was very clear his majesty king abdullah was very clear as well he said no to the plan several times and. i have no doubt all jordanian stand united now behind his by the sticking up and saying no to this done this is an acceptable plan this is a one sided plan we've looked at it basically a jewish state an apartheid state this is what to do this is number one number 2 jerusalem being the un divide the capital this is against all you under the solutions everything that the international community has worked for and this is of course is what refused syrian jordan right number 3 return we've heard 'd trump and nothing else saying that a few issue has to be sort of outside. and this is of course refused by us and jordan the a light of return is a sacred tried for the palestinians this is how we see it and this is how we as jordanians see it as one that i to return in this is a sacred. again we've heard nothing else trying to. the jordan valley right out of this this is just a one sided plan that is refused see it enjoy the ok by the people of jordan by the government

offered upon the dismissal 2 soldiers were killed and 4 more were injured in the fighting prime minister abdullah dr has tweeted the situation is under control. the democratically led u.s. house will vote on a resolution on wednesday which will hand over impeachment articles go as president donald trump to the senate they would also select impeachment managers who will serve as a prosecutor when the trial begins. he writes what he says china poses an existential threat to the international human rights system and its latest on the review that accuses president xi jinping of a v.c. in the most brutal and professor of oppression in decades. well the u.s. and china is set to sign a phase one trade deal this aims to boost chinese purchases of american farm energy and manufactured goods and in return washington will suspend extra plant tariffs on chinese imports but the u.s. treasury says existing tariffs will stay in place at least until there's a face to deal betray you reports from beijing. 2 years chinese exporters have been hoping for a trade deal with the united states this week chinese negotiat

sold just 26 tickets all 3 matches though still expected to be sold out of the 62000 capacity king abdullah sports city stadium but it will mainly be local fans in attendance a new format sees 4 teams competing instead of the winners and runners up from a leader and the cop it all right around madrid play their semifinal against valencia later on it's the 2nd time the event's been held outside of spain last year barcelona won the title in morocco no you could deduce that arkie are very happy to be here in saudi arabia because we're going to play an important competition and that's what motivates me i think it's the same for the players as for personal plans that's something else i'm here in a professional capacity we have been received very well and we are appreciative of saudi arabia we haven't come here to go sightseeing or starting a mani has become just the 2nd senegalese footballer to be named african player of the year the liverpool for picking up the award at a ceremony in egypt on wednesday the 27 year old algerian red morris and his love of old same 8 were hammered sila to claim th

in jordan is standing strong and without king abdullah the jordanian ambassador didn't even show up at this and they were all invited. so the signals from the sunni arab world is that despite the fact that the white house thought their joint opposition to iran would get the arab world to join in, you had buy-in a little bit from bahrain and oman but not from the major players. >> you know, jonathan lemire, we know that for a very long time jared kushner has been working on this and his theory of the case has always been to do it differently from past administrations. the palestinians who have at times been their own worst enemies, not only in negotiations but also in moving towards peace. jared concluded that they would exclude the palestinians and they would work with america's sunni arab neighbors who had grown tired of bad governance by palestinian leaders and obs nance on certain points. jared thought that he could work with sunni arab states and actually strike different deals with them, thereby, i guess you could say, forcing the palestinians to come to the table and agree to