mahmood ramadan was hanged after two people were thrown from a building. last month egypt's high court upheld the death sentence against ramadan. >>> four boats strayed outside of the israeli designated six-mile fishing zone. the cressels were fired upon when they didn't reply to calls to stop. gaza is kept under a tight coastal blockade by israel. >>> factions are meeting face to face in morocco. the u.n. said it would step up it's role if the talks lead to a second. the rival governments do appear to making some progress. >> libyan rifle factions are closer to clinching a political deal. they have agreed in principle implementing a cease-fire bringing out militias from the cities and forming a national unity government. while the two delegations need to travel to libya to consult with their governments if things go well, they'll return to the moroccan capitol rabat for a final ceremony. >> there are signs of a deal. we've now moved to a new face, and with the u.n. we're starting to talk about guarantees but once there is a deal we'll have a government th

wiggins is observing the month long islamic holiday of ramadan and must fast until sundown.ed to islam during a jail stay ten years earlier and took the name abdul. >> abdul means servant like serving god. when i'm living right and i'm doing right and on the straight and farrow path, i'm god's servant. that's why i chose that name. >> about 10% of the inmate population is muslim and for those who request it, the jail provides meals that meet the religion's dietary requirements. >> it's blessed. you know like the coacher. that's what makes it special. it's blessed. >> we got to wait another -- for another list. so i know i try. he can't wait. look at him. he can't wait to eat. >> 19 hours. >> edwin estrada said he embraced the religion because among other things, he fears going to hell as taught by his catholic upbringing. this inmate has served as a mentor but says he has to keep an eye on estrada. >> you got to watch him. he asked me for canteen. i'm going to fast, let me get a honey bun. i said, okay, here, but you got to fast. >> estrada hoped he would find peace in islam

why can't i say "it's ramadan. do you bring you something or not? can i be your neighbour?" why is that. maybe because i grew up with diversity, with conflict within the diversity, i see things, it doesn't have to be this way. am i altruistic in my views. yes. my daughter is growing up in a world that has to support her. >> would you describe your father's comedy as honest? >> da. yes, kind of right there, put you to it. >> you don't think we have enough of that any more in comedy? >> i don't. the closest we come - you have lewis c kay. chris rock, even eddy administrative jip,griffin, who i adore and love. he's like a big brother to me. you have comics willing to go to the edge and bring you back. and don't care. had they started that way, you wouldn't listen to them, you'd shut them out. because they are already names that you'll listen to them. do you know what i mean? >> yes. >> we'll listen to clinton play clinton. >> what would rain like to do next? that's up next on al jazeera. >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get the full story. >> there

public schoolchildren will get the day off for ramadan, the festival of the sackry vice. -- sacrifice. bill de blasio says it reflects the growing population in schools. >>> amazing pictures from the bottom of the ocean - a japanese battle ship that sank during a battle in 1894. it was discovered by microsoft cofounder paul alan using his own yacht in a remote submarine to find the ship. >> i'm antonio mora thank you for joining us. for the latest news you can head to aljazeera.com. "inside story" is next. have a great night >>> hello, i'm ray suarez. a sharply divided supreme court again heard arguments for and against the structure of president obama's heath care reform law, the affordable care act. what is different this time is the attention on four small words - established by the state. everything is working on how they are interpreted in the context of it 1,000 page war. a ruling against the administration would crack a

saturday's execution came a month after egypt's high court upheld the death sentence against ramadan >>> susan shaprio media says a police officer has been killed by a roadside bomb. we have this report. >> reporter: the threat of bombing is more frequent for egyptians. the latest bomb killed one policeman and tore off legs and burnt 20 others in the city on friday. people across egypt started with friday marches. they called for an end to the coup with abdul fatah al-sisi being elected president. the chance will be heard in several districts of cairo and in the provinces. the protests came on the heels of a shake-up. abdul fatah al-sisi appointed a new interior minister. since the beginning of 2014, amnesty international says 121 people have died in police stations. the cause of death lack of medical care or torture. the human rights group says there was abuse committed at the hand of security forces. police stations and military posts became common targets for bombing by armed groups. during a misty upham human rights council meeting. commissioner said he believed the ongoing assau

they'll go in and take malays out of restaurants during ramadan if they're not fasting.ut that doesn't mean that the europeans or the chinese or the indians have to fast. it's a truly plural society. ( speaking malay ) translator: rather than one ethnic group taking on the culture of another we have people maintaining their own customs and lifestyles while living together. another important thing is that, for instance the old framework of the chinese being the merchants and the malays being the farmers is changing. malays are aggressively moving into employment outside of the agricultural sector. i think that big changes are on the horizon and these changes will hold great importance for the future. narrator: today, malaysia has set its sights on entering the ranks of first-wor countries by the year 2020. under the banner of "vision 2020," it is pursuing long-term economic development. meade: malaysia's current vision is a cyber country. they want to take cybernetics, information, the future of the computer age away from singapore and to build a whole corridor in the cit

the leader of the islamic jihad, a group in the gaza strip, their leader ramadan chalet has gone to cairo to try to moth things over with the egyptian authorities, there's a lot of concern. as we see on the streets, a lot of anger as well. people telling us that the decision by the court in cairo plays into the hands of the israelis. the israelis seen by many as their mortal enemy, and the decision plays into the hands of the israeli leadership. whatever the case there are efforts made to try to smooth things over. it should be said that although the court made this decision egypt has not been clear about whether it's going to implement the ruling and if it does how it will look. >> we are waiting to see how the egyptian government will act on the egyptian court decision. what about the court's accusation that hamas's armed wing have been carrying out operations on egypt in the sinai peninsula against the egyptian security services. >> here with the leadership that we have been speaking to, categoric denials, saying they are not involved in violence that we see in the sinai, claiming the

make make sured ramadan, who was convicted of murder was hanged for an incident where two people wereown from a building. it took place during protests against the overthrow of the mohamed morsi. last month, egypt's high court upheld the death sentence. >>> authorities in hong kong are preparing for another day of clashes between local protesters and visitors from mainland china. local groups are increasingly angry at cross border traders buying up vast stocks of everything from baby milk powder to detergevent. rob mcbride has more from hong kong. >> reporter: it is becoming a regular weekend occurrence always rowdy and increasingly violent. protests by hong kong groups against mainland chinese traders with the police trying to keep parallel traders. >> hong kong people would reject violence a survey by one of the main political parties has found 70% are in favor of measures to control visitor numbers. >> there is no measures taken, i guess the situation will go even worse. you can see in the last few weeks, there are protests and there are serious conflicts. >> the problem is, bringi

he was born during ramadan. when he was little i would change him and care for him when mom went to work. he's not a brother, he's a son. >> reporter: we heard from his brother, as well. his mom says he wasn't a spy agent. we hear the same from israel's defense minister who says 19-year-old musallam had absolutely no ties to israeli security. not to musaad or any security agency in the country. we know -- his family describes him as a funny guy, a fun-loving guy. they say he was a volunteer firefighter considering going tel aviv to get more training as a firefighter. he is of palestinian descent living in east jerusalem. unlike most in that demographic he chose to get israeli citizenship. if that's the case that would make him the first israeli citizen killed by isis in such a gruesome public way. so what we've heard again from the family there and heard it from the israeli defense minister is that what we saw isn't true. you musallam was not a spy agent, and then we've learned more about the story as they try t

fall new york city schools close for holidays marking end of sacrifice in fall, other marking end of ramadanadded the major muslim holidays to their calendar. new york is the first major metropolitan city to do so. it is estimated muslim students account for 10% of the 1.1 million children attending new york city schools, announcing that change this week, mayor bill de blasio touted the move as common sense change. >> for too long again, families were forced into an untenable situation, either the children went to school on those holy days because so many children so many families devoted to education didn't want their children to miss school. sometimes the school days included important tests and milestones in the educational year, so either the child went and pursued the education and missed the religious observance or the other way around. >> this move follows years of advocating from religious and community leaders in the city. joining me the executive director of the arab american association of new york. she was with mayor de blasio when he made the announcement. thanks for joining us

the festival of sacrifice will be observed beginning in september, and the end of the holy month of ramadan falls during summer classes. the decision will affect some one million students in the city. >>> about 92 million people are under some sort of winter weather warning, watch, or advisory across the u.s. right now. coming up a live report on this latest weather front. stay with us. we give you 24/7 access. you get instant credit alerts to keep you in sync. you can even lock and unlock your transunion credit report from your phone. and all that information feels pretty good. come to transunion.com and get in the know. >>> economists around the world are paying close attention as china kicks off its annual parliamentary meetings in beijing. they're hoping to learn something as china reveals its priorities for the coming year. >> cnn's andrew stevens has more. we're all looking at the numbers showing china's economy. is it continuing to slow? is it showing a rebound? the golden number economists want to analyze, of course is gross domestic product, its forecast the gdp. what can we expect

one is the end of ramadan and the other is the mecca pilgrimage.ll now get those days off. >> brazilian real about to go through an 11 year weakness. we are in three riel per dollar. we focused on america -- is the american century over? we asked in 1876 and now we ask again after years of subpar gdp. no one has thought more about the nation's place in the world then joseph nye. he teaches at harvard, which hardly describes his contribution to neoliberalism. he was part of the american wake society at princeton -- american whig society at princeton. >> and has grown to a power which is unprecedented. it is interesting to note that the founding fathers worried about whether the united states was in decline. we have worried about that from the start. >> our believe in america is part of it. here's the quote from the book -- i can't say enough about the 127 pages. 82% of americans say the u.s. is the best place to live. this is that age-old question. why are we so miserable? >> congress with an approval rating in the teens. goes back to the immigratio

before ramadan or avram ma dawn, it has to do with the are iraqi security forces ready. we pull the timeline off likely they're not ready yet. this issue taking place here is significant today because, i know, without even talking to them i know our military leaders in iraq are frustrated with such a visible battle taking place with the iranians playing such a large hand and it really, it, emphasizes the potential for a huge sectarian divide here between the shias and sunnis when i know we're working very hard to bring the sunni tribes into this battle against isis. we're training them. we're also working with their leaders who are not involved. yet they get more involved. the iraqi government has been attempting to do that. this has potential to separate this. and also render some positive moves we made somewhat negative. if the shia militia goes into this town, martha, and systematically starts to destroy residences in the town itself, that will absolutely aggravate the sunnis and cause some resistance to joining the fight against isis. martha: no doubt. i mean you hav

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san ramon valley ago is from ramadan's it's a down danville dublin still unclear. on that small stretch on interstate 680. following rain to a on san leandro. and a little bit more intense and then moving in the direction of pay were breaking apart a little bit and check the directionless from this you communities it's impacting going forward. pleasanton at least as part of it heading toward the direction of pleasanton about 75. >> james: and 30 about 25 minutes clinton should get what in dublin of coarsely before that because little bit north. rainfall rates had * little heavy 3700 of an inch quality and this one celebrant. >>:reporter want to about 1/4 of an inch per hour. and the sourcing of the prince particular system once it goes through. a much of the back side of it and. things and some what clear. as we focus in on the hayward area again read about were the toll plaza as highway 92 making your way through foster city. a live camera looks like at the moment and will the sun shine and dry. and just off the right side of the screen in their rain comes and and