muslim brotherhood several arab states have declared them a terrorist organization my guest here in amman jordan is a team of top who sees an m.p. for the islamic action from the political wing of the brotherhood was king abdullah right to accuse them of being like wolves in sheep's clothing you know for next fall t w. he is one of today's most exciting concert pianists. she is a huge international star. dhani a treat for not just performing side by side with the news of the more time. one brought the phenomenal pianist and the virtual also violinist together your romance in sixty minutes on d w. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine let me all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of the press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters d. w. made for minds. there are plenty of strong views about the muslim brotherhood and its many offshoots around the world several arab states have declared them a terrorist organization the americans have yet to make up their mind my guest here in amman jordan is deemer taboo she's an m.p. for the islamic

and this was just a year after al-qaeda had blown up three hotels in amman and killed sixty innocent people and you islamic action front was offering condolences to the former head of the group who carried out this atrocity in your own capital i don't condone that i don't see that as fit i think it's only your group still i don't defend that there's something wrong i don't know how to defend it all the way i see that as an individual you know opinion they acted on their own you know when let's say well i don't defend that at all because our position towards terrorist organization is very clear at the party we see that as a terrorist organization we did not you know support their own choice of going and you know offering condolences and after that our position towards any terrorist group is very clear and very clear kind but you also say that but you're also seeing you and the muslim brotherhood are seen as part of a conveyor belt that feeds at least some of your members into the arms of militant organizations the center on religion and geopolitics two years ago that a quarter of prom

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declared them a terrorist organization the americans have yet to make up their mind my guest here in amman jordan. he's an m.p. for the islamic action front the political wing of the brotherhood was king abdullah right to accuse them of being like wolves in sheep's clothing. welcome to conflict zone. a couple of years ago you gave an interview in which you said you espoused a moderate form of islam you said our belief is not that radical we believe in moderate islam. but there's nothing more about your views on violence is of course we totally condemn violence right after the fourteenth of july attacks in jerusalem's holiest site for muslims and jews two israeli policemen both jews killed by three attackers and your reaction was to glory in their blood. well actually it's different from the way we see it because we see that israel is a aggressors the al aqsa mosque is a holy site for muslims they shouldn't be there in the first place so they are the aggressors and the palestinian are certainly jews as well ok but it is a holy site where muslims pray so they are they shouldn't they be there

well the reason i was asked about that in amman just a few moments ago as the government has been asked here in london again today and the official line is this the invitation was extended it has been accepted there for defacto the visit is still on in theory in practice come out i can't see it happening any time soon there has been such an extraordinary chorus of condemnation and anger not just from the opposition labor party not just from civil society not just from muslim and indeed anglican leaders here in the united kingdom but from within the governing conservative party that the prospect of that visit is extremely awkward and embarrassing for to reason may remember a state visit full bells and whistles carriage down the mall dragging the queen into it all the rest of it one hesitates to make assumptions about what's going through the reason why is mine but i think it's reasonable to speculate that she is regretting having made that invitation back in january all right barnaby phillips in london thank you prime minister may also expressed her concerns in the news conference in amm

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stop launching rockets at riyadh this is an initiative and after this we can make geneva kuwait or amman we are ready for that. mile a car bomb exploded outside the finance ministry offices in yemen southern port city aden at least four people have been killed eisel has claimed responsibility for that bombing those are the headlines and news continues keep it here on al-jazeera earthrise is next the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed job and a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily the start news biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that is shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on ounces era.

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carlist wisdom on it lists addition and rebellion among the crimes he's alleged to have committed who's amman says he will not be extradited he went to belgium after madrid ousted him from his position as. president of the catalan region meanwhile the month of porters have been staging pro independence rallies in barcelona. tens of thousands once again out on the streets of the catalan capital barcelona protesting against the detention of leaders of the independence movement speaking from his refuge in brussels the deposed president remain defiant karla's put them on cecille stand in fresh elections ordered by the spanish government for december twenty first even if he has to campaign from belgium. it's not normal that we risk up to thirty years of imprisonment thirty years because we have respected our commitment towards our electors this is not normal it's something extremely barbarous we cannot speak of a democracy if we have to play with these kind of rules you have. at least eight former members of the ousted catholic government being held without bail pending possible charges of rebelli

forsyth who's travelling with the prime minister — and gave us this update from thejordanian capital, ammane minister has embarked on a three—day visit to the middle east. this is the second time this year that she has been to the region. this visit is in part about showing that while the uk is leading the european union, it still has global reach. the prime minister spoke to journalists on the plane on the way over, and spoke about the importance of the uk forming partnerships of the world, and said it was in britain's interest to maintain stability in the region. she will meet king abdullah as well as entrepreneurial women in the area, focusing on the prosperity of the country. she will also travel to saudi arabia to meet the crown prince and is expected to raise concerns about the humanitarian crisis in yemen. so while the domestic political focus very much remains on brexit and the uncertainty that brings the uk's to do with the european union, theresa may is very keen to stress the uk still has a very high standing in the rest of the world. alex forsyth, they are. —— there. meanwhile d

relationships in the world after brexit. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth is in the capital, ammant, the second time this year she has been to this region, and this visit is about showing in part while the uk is leading the european union it still has global reach. the prime minister spoke to journalss has global reach. the prime minister spoke tojournalss on has global reach. the prime minister spoke to journalss on the aeroplane on the way over and she spoke about the importance of the uk forging confident and bold partnerships in the world. she says it was in britain's enterss to ensure as much as possible the stability of this region. while injordan she will meet king abdullah as well as some business leaders and women involved in local enterprise, the focus very much on economic prosperity of the country. she will also travel to saudi arabia where she will meet the crown prince and there she is expected to raise concerns about the humanitarian crisis in yemen. so while the domestic political focus very much on brexit and some uncertainty that brings for the uk's future with th

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red cross planes and one unicef plane brought the first shipments of food and medical supplies from amman, jordan, to the yemeni capital of sanaa today. the medical supplies included polio vaccines. yemen also needs water pumps to stem its growing cholera epidemic. yemen's 2.5-year-old civil war pits iran-backed rebels against yemen's internationally- recognized government, which is supported by saudi arabia. which unsafe toys should be avoided this holiday season? read a report from a consumer watchdog group at www.pbs.org/newshour. >> thompson: an article in this weekend's "new york times" magazine describes tough tactics being used with greater frequency by the u.s. military to stop drug trafficking around the world." the coast guard's floating guantanamos" reports on how suspected drug smugglers are being detained at sea for weeks or months before they are charged with a crime or appear in an american court. this happened 700 times between last september and this september." new york times" reporter seth freed wessler wrote the story in partnership with the investigative fund at the n

they've named him amman meaning hug and in their eyes a little son is nothing short of a miracle from god. the almighty only has made this possible for us it is his skift we haven't done anything he says where and he granted him to us either weiss who wouldn't have got him. in reality the baby is the product of india's in-vitro fertilization industry conceived with a donor egg possibly donor sperm and born by syrian in april this year his mother is reportedly the oldest woman in the world to give birth how did. i want everything for him that he should become a big man and bring me fame he has already brought me fame. but with fame has come condemnation and calls to put an age limit on i.v. of treatment seventy two years is not the right age to have a baby and it was shocking in a way that yes science can do it science can do a lot of things but it is for society to decide whether we're going to let scientists do which are things which are not in favor of the society or which are on ethical or the patient and the child of great harm and that is what has happened here. it's the indian g

it's a particle accelerator based in the town of alone not far from the jordanian capital of amman. come el checks to make sure that her instruments are all good to go she sets me specialist for infrared light. in the infrared spectrum she can observe things like human cells and analyze proteins leopards and d.n.a. . her labs not yet been connected to the particle accelerator but when it is her microscope will be transformed into a mega scope it'll give her an even closer view of the cells. the scientist has been with sesame for two years. when it came there was nothing in the end experimental horse and there was nothing in the machine installed and. just seeing components are installed you see the b. c. something's happening we see that it always coming to pieces gives you lots of belief and faith that this place is going to work some days. and. as everyone's going to watch as i'm saying it's a thing becoming reality. sesame is located in our imbedded in a rural landscape a good thirty kilometers northwest of the jordanian capital. it's the middle east first particle acceleration.

or amman we are ready for that. mile a car bomb exploded outside the finance ministry offices in yemen southern port city aden at least four people have been killed eisel has claimed responsibility for that bombing those are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera earthrise is next. head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed job as a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily estonia's biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. parts of antarctica a woman faster than anywhere else on the planet this is having an effect on wildlife and is altering deep ocean currents which regulate the world's climate from the poles to the equator. as antarctica's ice melts we're seeing global sea levels rise and unpredictable changes to with world wide. and this earth rise special we visit the world's most remote

stop launching rockets at riyadh this is an initiative and after this we can meet geneva two eight or amman we are ready for that the u.k. is reportedly close to reaching an agreement on the so-called gregg's it divorce bill with key sticking point in the goshi ations to leave the european union british media reported the u.k. will shell out about sixty five billion dollars to settle its unpaid debts the e.u. was refusing to discuss post breaks or trade options until the details of that bill were known. and activists pasta in zimbabwe has been acquitted of trying to overthrow former president robert mugabe those are the headlines. nick. bloom no clue. kid. of. fish. but. you. know. who. i mean that in my. jet today. i'm. sad i'm a. shell of. that. and. how when i had a. small fish about that's how we feel. and lips. i had. bought and i had my tan. soft. and. i know i love allow me to add now but that. one. and. also i live in mclean is a. god. out of hell of us all live it dear. well the show is public showing how many paid and. well assured. of the bottom eleven that. those. like me. that.

that's good news for wildly cardiac canyon south of the capital amman and away he says of biodiversity in an often arid desert landscape a lot of water is channeled to farms and towns in the area but at this time of year there's still water flowing in the river. local men have got together to look after while the current. some used to hunt until they realized there were fewer and fewer animals to kill now they seek to protect the areas plants and animals. these men are doing important work. with the most important thing is keeping the canyon clean. they go down there and pick up all the trash. but they also tell visitors about the environmental issues and the workers tour guides to earn some money. for. a trip along the canyon can lead right through a waterfall. the guys have been trained to keep the tourists safe. the canyon is more than twelve kilometers long much of the terrain is beautiful but not the parts nearest sewage works. ten days earlier wastewater was released here the stands still stink. in all this impacts tourism here. groups we have company hiking along the valley of f

have equal time for everyone but you know you know saudi arabia looks like it wants to be the hedge amman in the entire arab world i'm afraid that's a long time ago the number of missteps that they've gone through and they were in recent years have pretty much precluded that i mean the survival of the royal family should be the primary concern because without the royal family there is no saudi arabia ok i think you know they should get their priorities straight go ahead and be rude mohamed bin sell mine is doing exactly the opposite of that as i was saying earlier if you're going to take on an aggressive foreign policy or domestic policy you have to make sure your back is covered and your flanks are covered and you can see what lies ahead he's taken on all these issues at the same time but you know going to the point about about the you know hezbollah and iran interfering in the in the affairs of states and back to the arab league meeting on sunday the arab league charter says that they're you know states the inviolability of not just sovereignty and territory territorial integrity of all

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operation to be concluded fairly swiftly in fact what militia sources are telling us from the ground in amman is that ramana has already been liberated that hasn't been confirmed by the joint operations command that also the joint operations commander told i'll just say that they're very concerned about civilian casualties and they want to avoid them so they're going to go in and a step by step basis they're going to surround romana first take ramana and then likely to move across the euphrates river and into and do exactly the same as a tactic that we've seen the iraqi security forces before take over areas outside of the areas i still control and then use that as a staging post to go in now like i said we're expecting this operation to take months or weeks it's going to be likely it is going to take days and we will have a news within the next few days about the operation itself but the iraqi security forces very confident that this they can they can route eisel from on their last remaining stronghold in iraq. well staying in the country musgrave's containing at least four hundred suspected

especially in areas like january door amman yunk, and the -- andora, manayunk, and we've been dealingfter morning. grab the jacket as you head out. we're at 40 at graduate hospital. 38 degrees right now in bustleton for the philadelphia neighborhoods. here's the forecast highs for us today. we're at 51 in center city. afternoon high, upper 40s for the pennsylvania suburbs and for the lehigh valley, berks county. notice the icons. we'll start partly cloudy this morning. as we go into the afternoon, i think we're going to see increasing cloud cover. might start to shift over to mostly cloudy conditions. new jersey, voorheis at 51 this afternoon. low to even mid 50s possible at the jersey shore. in delaware, smyrna, 51. rehoboth beach, better off at 54 for the forecast high today. temperatures below average for this time of year. we should be closer to the mid to upper 50s. here's the hour-by-hour model. remember a few minutes ago i told you we were going to have showers rolling in tonight and tomorrow. going through lunchtime. just the clouds hanging around. more clearing north than sou

don't stock any recognizable brands or anything of much value at all and whether you're in omaha or amman this is where it comes from china is the world's leading manufacturer a cheap goods and this market in iran is its sharyn and may have twenty four to you were exported seventy seven million u.s. dollars worth of small plastic decorations forty four million worth of unnamed plastic manufactured products thirty six million worth of imitation jory in one month. it might seem like nothing to buy a cheap plastic toy as a joke or accessories you expect to wear on the want ads to the people here it's a very serious matter. this is the city of the dollar store. summer don't forget we have to go to the markets and stock plush toys for a supply. it's going to change and we need to find generic animals the kind of ocean animals i cry like a. lizard any any animal really but we can't have any license ok. it's going to change. by the next month i'll tell you that we're in a. very very. very. bad ones. no there's not a more good stress in my thanks. to my. son so while we're on he might think he wo

claim to have breached the child soldiers prevention act when he removed iraq afghanistan and me in amman from a list of countries that use child soldiers in their militaries and the decision was taken to spite the state department's own report acknowledging these countries as a uses of children fight is although worth mentioning perhaps removal from the list now allows the u.s. to provide the countries with various forms of military assistance in a memo the state department officials say that the decision of compromises u.s. credibility and undermines its work they claim the move also harms children the very thing though was that to prevent nevertheless one state department spokesperson defended the move. big human rights report issued by the city to prove it to him the trafficking we believe. that they do use we always try to change yours to do what i can to securing the border and israelis institution to forge lacking credibility in this regard there are countries that use lots and lots of children there are countries where maybe one source might say that they heard a child had been a

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around the region around the globe they've been making a lot of miscalculation not in lebanon in the amman in qatar with a lot of countries they come up count on mr trump mr trump is is as a nut case he did it anyway as let's say make us is a again thing itself on lebanon no i just want to move at auction on or i'm going to administration situation again in lebanon and the sunni community particularly how they are feeling now that they've lost their particular temporarily represent. haitian government i mean i think that there's not just with the sunni community but i mean across the board there is concerns about what the next steps are going to be. as there's concern within those obviously there's there's a rallying around within the sunni community that they need to stand behind their sunni leader and this is also being voiced by the other sunni leaders in the country which i think is reassuring for lebanon as a whole that you're not seeing that sort of division that you would have seen before but i think much more. what the fears that are coming out right now across the board are what w

britain is supplying arms to sound the arabia which is using them to bomb innocent civilians in the amman has put a blockade which is leading to hundreds of thousands of children starving to death and barely a mention of that because that's seen as a pro western deal between britain and the saudis to curtail the yemenis who are trying to assert their own freedom do you think that this could just be the beginning of a broader effect to prevent alternative media from doing their jobs. well i think it is because that as america declines and some point in the not too distant future it will become the second largest economy to china i mean americans today they grew up in a world with a totally dominated the world we were told a lot about the cold war was a clash between two equals but it never really was but that american power is now declining and that's why i think you get the more and more erratic policies from trump that america should be looking for a fair deal with russia and china in how we collaborate in ensuring peace around the world rather than supporting different sides in civil wa

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more syrian soldiers and militia fighters from iran backed groups in syria and iraq have arrived in amman it's been a week since the syrian government scheme that it took isis last stronghold since then isis has launched dozens of attacks and its fighters hiding in tunnels inside the city managed to take back most of the town on the syria iraq border. assad's forces have also come under attack by opposition fighters in the suburbs of the capital damascus this is one of the largest military barracks belonging to the syrian regime in eastern since january it has exchanged hands several times. but the rebels small gains are no match for the government's air superiority fighter jets have continued to target opposition areas to the. deescalation if that's what is called the planes didn't spare any neighborhood more than sixty people injured here the hospitals are full of civilians dying because of the lack of medicine as government forces gain ground against rebels are nice and they renewed their calls for u.s. soldiers to leave the statement from syria's foreign office came a day after u.s. s

catalonia sacked ministers is that a hostile reception from pro union supporters in spain's capital amman about effect is one of fourteen members of the dissolved government has been summoned to face possible rebellion charges by a court in madrid and we have to form a catalan president who didn't want says he's in brussels and isn't expected to return. britain and israel will be celebrating the centenary of the balfour declaration in the coming hours it marks the day foreign secretary lord balfour pledged to help establish a jewish homeland in palestine israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way to the u.k. to meet prime minister to resign may we will have attended a dinner to mark the anniversary in his speech may is expected to call a peace deal based on a two state solution between israel and palestine. the balfour declaration is a significant event in the history of zionism and will mark this at an important event thursday in london in addition to marking this is storable event i will have important diplomatic and economic meetings i will meet with u.k. prime minister to

these are syrian iraqi fighters from iran backed shia militias celebrating the defeat devices in amman the city was the last stronghold on the syrian side of the self declared islamic state the syrian military claimed victory but with the acknowledgement of help from its partners the depleted army of president bashar al assad has only been able to make gains with military assistance from russia and iran. units from syrian forces in cooperation with allies liberated the city of albert in the suburb of derry the last i saw stronghold in the eastern region this is a strategic achievement is also a starting point for the elimination of the remaining terrorist organizations in all the different names throughout the country. i see videos and statements earlier denied the advances and reported fierce fighting but the stronghold its propaganda used to new fighters with is gone. reports from the contested there are problems suggest few pockets of isis fighters remain on either side of the iraqi syrian border the fighting has destroyed many eyes and head cities and the real challenge will be to

somali coast but the whole is edging towards the amount of coast as well as you might get some rain in amman and southern yemen where these coastal yemen in the next day or so we see is a pretty big shot in south africa in the late spring we've got a few want to clouds here but to be honest most the time it still big blue skies has very few showers around there's the raw or in the east. right. welcome back reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera saudi arabia has fired another warning shots at a round of direct military aggression through hoops the rebels in yemen to her own has dismissed the accusation as quote contrary to reality. the u.n. has condemned saudi arabia's blockade of yemen as catastrophic and these emerging react to lift it so it can deliver urgently needed a. and u.s. president donald trump has struck a more conciliatory note towards north korea on a visit to south signaling he's still open to negotiations with pyongyang. ousted catalog president has urged pro independence parties to unite ahead of a midnight deadline to register for next month's election which demands was

introduction to winter the arabian peninsula suggests maybe a spouse or two of rain in the south of amman or yemen but not much to speak about it thirty or maybe a little bit below in cats on bahrain thirty five still in mecca on this until the cloud comes across and then there's a hint maybe it's faster to write in qatar this is come sunday probably no further south than that but i wouldn't guarantee it in the u.a.e. it might be spotting here as well in southern africa most active weather has been in south africa itself because in a town the city in the last two days in the forecast it dissipated middle of mozambique and zimbabwe has seen some pretty big shout they're still there but they're also declining a little bit but on that to the middle the weekend and almost dark on sunday and then surprisingly of a topic the days of warm and sunny weather. in ecuador ingenious developments in the battle against illegal deforestation these are basically old cell phones people sent to us with love and trees it was in the forest and you can forget anything look like chainsaws or gunshots and in au

celsius similar value for abu dhabi and also for riyadh little bit of cloud into southern parts of amman and that will just linger here as you go on through friday maybe just pushing into the gulf of aden by this date similar values their low thirty's once again for many parts of the region said that's the case here in doha getting the low thirty's once again into parts of southern africa socrates around thirty two degrees little more cloud there into southern areas of south africa the southern cape the eastern cape seeing some bits and pieces of cloud and right that ramping up for many on friday. sponsored by. their online we were in her. almost like thirty six hours these are the things that. address or if you join us. is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag stream and one of your pitches might make. join the global. at this time on al-jazeera. good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories. corps the world's worst famine and decades unless it lifts a blockade on yemen fuel and food prices have skyrocketed since saudi arabia stopped and pulled its. u.s. president donald