abdullah allows it to go over his head and it pounces perfectly. the aussie rules kick end over end, down at about the nine but a flag on the play at the 37. >> charles: i saw a reaction from a couple of nebraska players that didn't look promising for anybody. i hope i'm reading it wrong. ucla things i'm holding. r a success from the sub seeding spot, first down, nebraska. >> charles: that's good for nebraska in terms of beganing extra yardage. >> gus: david allen called for the healed. negated him. knocking him inside the 10 yard line again. that gives nebraska breathing room coming out. >> gus: cornhuskers. down by two. and this is where taylor martinez has a chance to step up and be a hero. martinez. that was deflected at the line of scrimmage. oh citiy zoo roy was going to sign with them and at the last second he ended up changing up, going to ucla. couldn't get back to the quarterback but good fundamental. good knocki good passing arm. >> gus: second down and ten. martinez then to throw. mar ttinez martinez. he has it. big-time play. one they

welcome back to the program king abdullaabdull abdullah ii. (cheers and applause) thank you so much for being here again. i just wanted to let you know as an emissary of the united states our president, i know, was scheduled to meet with you today. (laughter) he was not doing a stupid t.v. show. (laughter) he was very busy with strategic-- meetings. (laughter) whoopi goldbergstan, i believe it is. >> i heard. >> jon: that the talk of-- you were at the u.n. today. does anyone-- is there any discussion amongst world leaders about the american president not being available for face-to-face meetings? is that not a-- is that upsetting? >> not that i heard, no. i think everybody's there preparing for their speeches and in side meets with other leaders. that was not an issue. >> jon: so we are, in fact, perhaps, in some respects blowing this out of proportion? >> most likely, probably. (laughter) >> jon: although inside it does hurt a little bit, doesn't it? (laughter) how are things? you are neighbors with-- for some perspective with our audience wh

and there is a very strong national dialogue that has been instituted by king abdullah and this is its tenth year now which also sets certain topics to be debated during one year from a certain date and it moves from village to village and from town to town where people get together to debate that topic and things that have been debated in the past ten years included the role of women and the role of extremism, etc. there is a lot of discussion in the kingdom about our future. >> rose: protests for syria. where is that and what do you worry about? >> the worry about syria, of course, is that there is so much killing going on. and the bloodshed and the destruction is on a catastrophic scale. i have seen pictures and i'm sure you have of neighborhoods and towns and villages destroyed and bodies mutilated, etc. that reminds one of huge conflicts that took place in europe and the 20th century. the first world war and the second world war. and other conflicts that took place and in other places as well. and i think all saudis from the top down would like to see the killing end hopefully soo

. >> rose: i'll never forget the time you went to see king abdullah and he went to his desk and he knew it was there and i think he handed you what has been the arab initiative. does it have a chance? it's really back in the drawer now because the arab strange has met all of these monarchs so much more jittery because populism is now rife and the idea of taking any initiative toward israel is more scary to them than when they had an iron grip on their side. that's one issue. that was back in 2001. i had written a column calling on saudi arabia and the arab league to offer full normalization for full withdrawal. >> rose: they would have done that, wouldn't they? >> he said i already had that speech ready and it was great and it became the arab peace initiative. >> rose: it's great-- at the end of the day-- >> we all know that's the deal but israel's a friend place. it's post the war with hezbollah and lebanon, post the war with hasen in gaza. israeli society is much more wary. palestinians are split. so i find myself it hardto write about that issue anymore. >> that issue because you thi

abdullah allows it to go over his head and it pounces perfectly. the aussie rules kick end over end, down at about the nine but a flag on the play at the 37. >> charles: i saw a reaction from a couple of nebraska players that didn't look promising for anybody. i hope i'm reading it wrong. ucla things i'm holding. r a success from the sub seeding spot, first down, nebraska. >> charles: that's good for nebraska in terms of beganing extra yardage. >> gus: david allen called for the healed. negated him. knocking himide the 10 yard line again. that gives nebraska breathing room coming out. >> gus: cornhuskers. down by two. and this is where taylor martinez has a chance to step up and be a hero. martinez. that was deflected at the line of scrimmage. oh citiy zoo roy was going to sign with them and at the last second he ended up changing up, going to ucla. couldn't get back to the quarterback but good fundamental. good knocki good passing arm. >> gus: second down and ten. martinez then to throw. mar ttinez martinez. he has it. big-time play. one they will

abdullah in the backfield. and almost intercepted. goforth. two hands on the football. just couldn't bring it in. >> charles: this is the second time tonight we've seen randall goforth with a chance for an interception that got dropped. he'll be doing a lot of ball drills and catches the football in weeks to come. what they like is his ability to get in

abdullah allows it to go over his head and it pounces perfectly. the aussie rules kick end over end, down at about the nine but a flag on the play at the 37. >> charles: i saw a reaction from a couple of nebraska players that didn't look promising for anybody. i hope i'm reading it wrong. ucla things i'm holding. r a success from the sub seeding spot, first down, nebraska. >> charles: that's good for nebraska in terms of beganing extra yardage. >> gus: david allen called for the healed. negated him. knocking him inside the 10 yard line again. that gives nebraska breathing room coming out. >> gus: cornhuskers. down by two. and this is where taylor martinez has a chance to step up and be a hero. martinez. that was deflected at the line of scrimmage. oh citiy zoo roy was going to sign with them and at the last second he ended up changing up, going to ucla. couldn't get back to the quarterback but good fundamental. good knocki good passing arm. >> gus: second down and ten. martinez then to throw. mar ttinez martinez. he has it. big-time play. one they

(laughter) anyway, king abdullah, of course, he is in new york city for the u.n. like to think of it, the reason i can't get to work because of traffic! (laughter) the event has s a gathering in the international juggalos. with libya in turmoil, syria in flames, iran on the verge of a nuclear weapon, an incredible opportunity for our president not just to address the world community but for some high-level pres-on-pres action. >> the white house says he has no plans to have any private leadings with world leaders. >> jon: oh. (laughter) well, that's-- probably protocol. it's not the time for one-on-one meetings with other world leaders! >> our research shows it's been 20 years since a president has been to that meeting and not met one on one with a foreign leader. (audience reacts). >> jon: oh. (laughter) well, i guess if the world leaders would like to meet with him personally they can just donate $5 to his campaign and take their chances like the rest of us. (laughter) seriously. i'm sure there's a good reason why president obama's not going to be face to face w

welcome back to the program king abdullaabdull abdullah ii.cheers and applause) thank you so much for being here again. i just wanted to let you know as an emissary of the united states our president, i know, was scheduled to meet with you today. (laughter) he was not doing a stupid t.v. show. (laughter) he was very busy with strategic-- meetings. (laughter) whoopi goldbergstan, i believe it is. >> i heard. >> jon: that the talk of-- you were at the u.n. today. does anyone-- is there any discussion amongst world leaders about the american president not being available for face-to-face meetings? is that not a-- is that upsetting? >> not that i heard, no. i think everybody's there preparing for their speeches and in side meets with other leaders. that was not an issue. >> jon: so we are, in fact, perhaps, in some respects blowing this out of proportion? >> most likely, probably. (laughter) >> jon: although inside it does hurt a little bit, doesn't it? (laughter) how are things? you are neighbors with-- for some perspective with our audience who

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our guest tonight, we're very excited, king abdullah of jordan is going to be joining us on the program excited. (cheers and applause) but first-- but first i have a question i'd like to ask you. (laughter) a fellow in the audience right before the show, a fellow in the audience asked a nice lady to marry him. here's the crazy part: met her in line. (laughter and applause) no. eight years. they've been going out for eight years. it was-- (applaus

border on the faces of the refugees we have to help them syria is like a sister to jordan and king abdullah and president assad friends now king is in a very difficult situation goes on there has a direct impact on what has. relations between a man in damascus are already strained a number of defected soldiers and senior officers are being sheltered in the kingdom the most high profile refugee was the prime minister riyad hitch up who fled to turkey through jordan earlier this month and then that the tribes who fearing massive amounts of weapons ammunition and sniper rifles to syria from jordan saudi arabia is promising economic assistance in exchange for months cooperation but it could backfire. if there is regime change in syria and the extremists come to power. problems for jordan where we have our own extremists far more flexible. and so now jordan faces the backlash of a conflict which some in the country have helped to escalate meanwhile more than one hundred fifty thousand refugees remain stuck on its borders and what's supposed to be a safe enclave but with food is hard to come by t

state television in mauritania says the former libyan intelligence chief under colonel gaddafi abdullah al-senussi has been handed over to the libyan authorities. he was arrested six months ago mauritania.n theais wanted by international criminal court to face charges including terrorism and crimes against humanity, as well. he may not be a regular joe, but barack obama is a man who is in touch with ordinary americans according to his wife. michelle obama made an impassioned speech backing her husband for a second term as u.s. president. he's up against mitt romney in november. there at the democratic convention in north carolina. >> she is the most popular obama. in obama she is offering a character nd.erence for her husba an kemiyah seen firsthand that the president does not change to you are. it reveals who you are. barack knows the american dream because he has lived it. the [cheers and applause] he wants everyone in this country to have the same opportunity no matter who we are or where we are from or what we look like or who we love. >> she recalled their hard-up but happy early y

center of yemen's capital city of sanaa to demand the prosecution of the country's former leader ali abdullah saleh they want to see the formerly euro stand for all for the murder of dissenters in the last years uprising solid step down from power on the terms of guaranteed immunity but has been accused clinging to power from behind the scenes. long as president has announced a breakthrough agreement to start talks towards ending the conflict with leftist militants group fark the deal was reached after six months of talks in cuba was norway acting as brokers to the policeman or a negotiation the conflict between far and the colombian government has claimed tens of thousands of lives and is the longest running in the western hemisphere. french prosecutors investigating the death of palestinian leader yasser arafat's are seeking to do his body in ramallah for examination according to his medical records he suffered a stroke many palestinians believe israel boys or something but your state denies the palestine liberation organization board there was five years in the first president of the pales

ma province yemen has been unstable ever since a year long uprising resulted in the string of ali abdullahaleh with many still demanding his prosecution remains the head of the general people's congress party which holds half the seats in a transitional cabinet. fresh rallies erupted in pakistan southern city of karachi as thousands protested a u.s. made film that mocks the movie has sparked an unprecedented wave of violence throughout the middle east and northern africa after parts of it were broadcast on egyptian t.v. three weeks ago at least fifty one people have been killed in clashes including the u.s. ambassador. police in northern ireland are out in force for a large protestant march belfast tens of thousands are taking part in the parade the last event on this scale triggered three nights of disturbances in the city itself scores of youths detained a protestant catholic tension sparked mass riots almost every summer during the so-called marching period. the last western detainees at guantanamo bay is being repatriated to canada a mark of dark was fifteen when he was captured in two

center of yemen's capital city of sanaa to demand the prosecution of the country's former leader ali abdullahsaleh they want to see cell a stand trial for the murder of dissenters in last year's uprising the former ruler stepped down from power on the terms of guaranteed immunity but has been accused of clinging to power from behind the scenes. media reports say the government has agreed a deal to purchase disputed islands in the east china sea from private owners the report is yet to be confirmed by officials but media outlets are quoting government sources china has also led to the islands as they are thought to lie in an area of untapped gas deposits the tensions surrounding the issue of ownership of been long running with angry protests staged in both countries. now after several space related slip ups russia has fired up some major plans for future success or the most recent incident took place just last month when russia's proton carrier rocket failed to orbit two communications satellites caffein off takes up the story and. the russian president has dismissed lead even used to rove as

his name is abdullah brought mine al-awlaki.nd i just want to look at this picture are you to see because he was born in denver. these are his face but pictures, said that he liked rap, hip-hop, swimming. he was just ignored merry american boy with no interest in politics. he was basically killed in a drone strike, can perhaps be in the wrong place at the wrong time, perhaps being born to the wrong family. you might remember in the case of trade on margin of president obama was very sympathetic and said if i had a son, he would've put the tray von martin. well, i can't help looking at this picture and thinking perhaps that of president obama had a son, he might look like a ghoul rock than al-awlaki. it would be nice if he had some sympathy for this young man as well. it is really quite astounding that a young american teenager can be killed by a u.s. drone strike without a huge outcry throughout this country. the administration has felt some pressure to just ride this killing spree and attorney general eric holder spoke in march

try speaking out in saudi arabia against king abdullah or even in jordan.ly in syria where they're fighting for their lives. so there is a suppression of speech. in the hebrew bible there are no perfect people. everybody is subject to criticism. and muslims are insistent that their religion is a pure religion. unlike jesus, does he not worship. so why cant his humanity be promoted and that means looking at him in a unique post. i have long argued, and i wrote a book called "kosher jesus" that says christians would be less offended if they look at humanity of jesus a little bit more. every person in the hebrew bible is fallible. every person in the hebrew bible makes mistakes. moses, our greatest prophet can't do what every jew can do, go into the promise land because he sinned. so we reached the stage where we are dismissing the humanity of religion because we can't humanize the people who brought those religions into existence. don, it's a scary time. religion is becoming violent, judgmental. it's scary. and i'm especially telling the world's 1.5 billion m

abdullah al-senussi was extradited from mauritania where he was arrested earlier this year. he was wanted in connection with a series of aircraft bombings and other atrocities including the 1988 bombing of pan am flight 103 over scotland. >> let's check in with adam caskey on the forecast. it is continuing to change. >> big changes in the temperature. it the time of year when you get a cold front and it's usually strong and then you feel the impact on temperatures. that will be the case sunday into monday. we have to be hurricanes in the planted as well. they don't pose any threat to us. we will be dry. but we will have a few showers from the cold front. there's energy moving through our atmosphere this morning and we have light rain to the west of washington in the potomac highlands, near frostburg towards cumberland and in the shenandoah valley especially in shenandoah county itself and paige county, rockingham county. a little bit here and there in rappahannock county. no. fauquier county seeing a sprinkel long 66-- a sprinkle along 66. the clouds will clear out this morn

try speaking out against king abdullah. so there has been a suppression of freedom of speech.re no perfect people, and nobody is infallible. everybody is subject to criticism. >> thank you to the rabbi and also the bishop. time now for "no talking points." the most mystifying thing about the anti-islam film is not the violence we have seen but perception for some americans that a religion would condone the killing of a blasphemer. >> the point i was trying to make, most muslims at least half of them around the world think it's okay to kill somebody if they insult the prophet, and that is a big problem. that is a clash of civilizations. >> he has been writing about this on cnn. he is with us, and a comedian and political commentator and a muslim. we sparked a conversation going crazy on social media so we talked about this. those were strong words from bill maher, but he is saying civilized people don't act this way. >> i know he is saying that. as i said last night, i disagree with the number. 50% is an irresponsible number. i would love to see polls to see that. but you are r