kerry made the comments off to meetings with saudi monarch in riyadh and king abdullah of jordan in amman carrying treats but needed some three days of talks the hamilton during the week that the israelis and palestinians was his tenth peacemaking trip to the region during the last year. kerry said but it's all in school working with great intensity and serious purpose in all its result the conflict pitting the two baggies of mistrust is making the price is difficult and complicated . i knew the routine. she and more. he did. be. b b b been good y'all. speaking to sweetly sung by blessing and the fact that puts francaise announced he would travel to the struggle the west by on jordan in my marking his first voyage of context to the honey lime the scientists at the time of this voice will be to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the historic meeting in jerusalem between place called the six hundred and spirit or lead on the world's orthodox christians antioch and of course the stock comes time to light pole and took place in balancing sixty knowing. this may be assessed this is as hea

kerry made the comments off to meetings with saudi monarch in riyadh and king abdullah of jordan in amman carrying treats but needed some three days of talks he held earlier in the week that the israelis and palestinians was his tenth peacemaking trip to the region during the last year. kerry said that signs were waiting with great intensity and serious purpose in all its result the conflict pitting the two baggies of mistrust is making the price is difficult and complicated. i the tune came on. i know. though. a new diet seats. the million dollar will go to the new blog format the model will be inflicted on him saying be a busy actual achieve in and out the sui eyes of a live one day i too took a look at it. you don t do much because he be subject to a mockery of the goblin it's a book in the oven with them . israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has re integrated his accusation that the root of the israeli palestinian conflict is the palestinian authority's incitement against israel as was the palestinian refusal to acknowledge israel as a jewish state. israel's ambassador to the un

the group a bill as i'm brigades claimed responsibility -- the group abdullah azzam brigades claimed responsibility. the strike left 25 people dead, including the iranian cultural attachÉ. the arrest of majid was announced by lebanon's defense minister. ghosn says he is being interrogated in secret. majid had lived for years in a refugee company -- camp before leaving for syria. abdullah azzam brigades threatens more attacks if the lebanese shiite militia hezbollah does not stop sending its fighters to support the syrian regime. >> staying in the region, there are media reports that the condition of former israeli prime minister ariel sharon has seriously deteriorated. local media reports he has suffered renal failure. the 85-year-old has been in a coma for some eight years. for more, we go to jerusalem. what more are you able to tell us? >> we know that the condition has so deteriorated that ariel sharon poss family is now by his bedside -- ariel sharon's family is now by his bedside. the family is trying to decide what to do, whether to continue to operate. what do you do with an 8

your called him abdullah the great for his efforts to reform the country and. you know trying to limit the influence of religious extremists extremists but it's no longer a secret that his house leaves much to be desired and much of the foreign policy decision making is now concentrated in the hands of friends bonder the chief all for our security services and his masses of operation a somewhat different at least when it comes to syria. has not shy about the call parading with the extremists on this syrian front lines what is your view of saudi arabia's new role in the region and the tactics that it seems to employ well saudi arabia continues to have a strong relationship with the united states particularly centered on counterterrorism but it is now openly in disagreement with the united states on a range of issues these include the nature of the regime in egypt. and they include what should be done and. they include whether the government in baghdad should or should be supported they include issues in syria directly the u.s. reluctance to. use force against th

from arabic language channels abdullah al-shami has been held for six months and mohammed badr 200 days. >> in london on wednesday was the latest attempt to get them released. organised by al jazeera, but with speakers from bbc, sky news and the british "daily telegraph" newspaper expressing returns over what is said by the interim government in egypt and commitment for a free press. >> for a great nation like egypt to treat people doing their job as journalists, an ethical decent job which all societies need, for egypt of all countries to treat journalists in this way is a shame on that nation. >> while this happened in london egypt's prosecutor general has been considering peter greste's future in cairo. he, like his colleagues had detention renewed regularly, held in prison conditions as harsh. >> the picture now is so polarized in egypt. people are seeing what they want to see. having independent journalists reporting the truth from the ground is crucial for the egyptian people and the world. >> egypt's rules allow for people like al jazeera abdullah al-shami to be held without char

mojed , commander of the abdullah azzam brigades is reported to have -- majid al-majid commander of abdullah azzam brigades is report to have died in hospital. they claimed responsibility for a series of attacks, including the embassy bombing in which 23 die. >> 17 people have been killed after protests became violence in egypt. thousands are on the streets in the main cities to rally against a military-backed interim government on friday. 42 people have been hurt. activists claim casualties is higher. three of al jazeera's journalists have been kelled in custody in -- held in custody for a week. the prosecutor says they are guilty of joining a terrorist group. al jazeera said the allegations are fabricated. mohamed fadel fahmy is on the left of the pictures, award-winning correspondent peter greste is on the right. they are facing questioning on sunday and were arrested with baher mohamed, the middle of the three. they have been detained since sunday. >> we are getting reports of direct talks due to begin between the government of south sudan and rebels have been delayed. officials have met

abdullah zogby is not one of them. this is their only clinic.e's their only internal medicine doctor. every day he sees 60 patients. >> the clinic is not enough, the drugs are not enough. we need another clinic like this, we need a hospital. >> this is the dentist clinic. >> you see electricity is a problem >> the clinic has six rooms. doctors use the camera's light to provide treatment. all the patients crossed the syrian border illegally. they are not ellageable. abdullah zogby does his best, but he has no instruments beyond the basics. >> are you frustrated you can't help more? >> i cannot help more, i am frustrated, disappointed. i feel for them. my abilities is less than my duty. >> the clinic is privately funded but they have a hard time finding drugs and are overwhelmed by patients. >> most have upper respiratory infectio infections, others psychological problem. >> most of the children have a problem because of health situations which they suffer. >> by day he saves the children of fellow refugees, by night, he tries to save his own. >>

the other two journalists are from our sister channels, abdullah al-shami is a reporter and mohammed badr is a cameraman, and they have been detained for five months. >> morocco scrapped a law allowing rapists to scept charge if they married their accuse ir. it came to prominence after a girl killed herself when pored to marry her rapist. the law applied to girls under the age of 18. >> south sudan's president salva kiir accused u.n. staff of supporting rebel fighters who tried to overthrow fighters. in an interview salva kiir rejected u.n. accusations that his forces may have committed war crimes. >> i'm confident that our forces acted according to the international laws. assist not now that we are ruling our own country, that we can come about to abuse our own people, i will not accept that. this blanket accusation i don't like that both sides did this, >> what is the fate of riek machar in your view. >> what does high want. to become a president. he'll go through the process of transferring power. power can be transferred in a peaceful moons in the elections >> the people will hav

from arabic lang bij channels abdullah al-shami has been held six months and mohammed badr 200 days.sday was the latest attempt to get them released. speakers from the bbc, sky news and british "daily telegraph" expressing concerns about what is said about the interim government in egypt. >> for a great nation like egypt to treat people doing the job as journalists, which is an ethical decent job which all decent societies need, for egypt, of all countries to treat journalists this way. >> while this happened the prosecutor general considered peter greste's future in cairo, he, like his colleagues had detention renewed, while held in prison conditions described as harsh. >> the picture is so polarized. people are seeing what they want to see. having independent journalists on the ground it is essential for the egyptian people and the world to make informed positionses. egypt's rules allow people bike mohamed fadel fahmy to be held for long periods. it's more drak ownic than the hosni mubarak government. >> human rights organizations are worried as to what is happening in egypt. it's

reporter abdullah al-shami and mohammed badr have been detained for five months. >> japan's textbook will show a set of disputed islands as japanese territory. >> translation: it's natural for a government to teach its own territory to its children. we decided to clarify the description of this guideline. we, together with the japanese foreign ministry hope to give a necessary explanation to neighbouring nations about the reasoning behind the division. >> let's speak to harry faucet, covering that story for us. the seeans, in response released a highly critical statement of the japanese revision. >> that's right. redictable fury to the decision by the japanese education ministry and government to make the change in teaching manuals that give teaching points to teachers in middle schools and high schools. the south koreans call for the japanese government to rescind this immediately. they say that they are driving their young people into a pit of false history, and in a public show of anger they pull in the ambassador of japan in south korea into the foreign ministry after he had to c

and from our sister channel abdullah al-shami, and mohammed badr have been detained for five months. >> a car bomb went off at a military base in kandahar, and the base is used by afghan and n.a.t.o. troops. jane ferguson is live in kabul. tell us what you are hearing. >> the local district chief from the area by is the geri area, there was bombing outside a gate, a bomb in a 4 x 4. after it was detonated five attackers entered the base, wearing u.s. military uniforms, suicide vests and carrying small armed guns. there was an ongoing fight for up to an hour after that. it seems that that is thou over. both sides with. >> saf and the district chiefs confirmed the incident is over. al jazeera spoke with a taliban spokesperson, confirming they were behind the attack and said it was thech about passing on a message to international forces. they said, "you are not safe, not in kabul or your own base." it's very much the message they wanted to get across. it's believed there are casualties involved in this instance. >> nobody is safe considering that recent attack in the heart of kabul. >>

that's abdullah from the university.e'll join us throughout the day as we monitor the referendum. >> at least 200 died in a ferry accident in south sudan. the incident happened on the white nile river in the country's north-east. up to 300 people have been on board at the time of the incident including women and children. the interim leader of the central african republic has deployed hundreds more soldiers in bangui with orders to shoot to kill anyone disturbing the peace. alexandre ferdinand nguendet hopes it will end months of communal violence. >> translation: i have launched an operation. there'll be a rapid operation put in place. in case of robbery, this rapid intervention team has been working 24 hours a day. whenever there is a robbery or vandalism minutes later the perpetrators will be neutralized. >> nigeria ratified a bill without an announcement signed by good luck jonathan autolouing homosexual relationships. >> a doctor has been given a suspended death suspense for trafficking children. he persuaded parent

abdullah al-shami is a reporter, and mohammed badr is a cameraman. >> bone dry. they are waiting for rain in california. now how the drought may impact the wine industry for years to come. something smells. people in west virginia are told the water is safe to drink, but not everyone is ready to drink up. >> the ukrainian president has taken a stand against demonstrators, he is making new laws banning protests, including unauthorised tents, stages. it comes amid a rally in kiev planned for sunday. demonstrators are angry that viktor yanukovych walked away from a trade deal with e.u., in favour of closerer economic ties with russia. >> hundreds are returning home now that firefighters are getting hold of a fire in the suburbs of california. a campfire has been planned due to drought and santa ana winds. 1700 acres burnt. many have evacuate. five homes have been destroyed. one of the force fires led the governor jerry brown to call for a state of emergency, leading to to ask for aid and bringing in water. napper valley, the heart of california's wine country needed

abdullah ! mohammed ! gamal ! what a surprise ! el salam alaikum. alaikum el salam. el salam alaikum. alaikum el salam. - what are you doing here ? - we are part of the visiting delegation. how marvelous to see you both. el salam alaikum. salam alaikum. alaikum el salam. alaikum el salam jihan. how wonderful to see you. and you. - how are your families ? - everybody is well. they send their regards. balaam just celebrated her seventh birthday. please send our best wishes. of course. and the little baby is doing well ? yes. she is growing so fast. it's hard to believe. - and becoming quite a handful. - i can imagine. so. all is well with you ? yes. last year i headed the cairo project and i'm proud to report it went even better than planned. good for you. and you, mohammed ? i've been lucky enough to become the senior management consultant. congratulations. it's so good to hear of both of your successes. thank you. but i'm sure what we have done is nothing compared to what you have done. yes, we are very eager to find out about your success in the united states. we al

the talks, which will be hosted by turkish president abdullah gull are expected to focus on bilateral tiles, turkey's eu bid and the crisis in neighboring syria. however, the visit comes at a critical time when relations with the eu have become tense amid growing concerns about the independence of the judiciary and respect for the rule of law. that is following the government's response to a major corruption scandal. meanwhile, the french mayident's former partner no longer be the french first lady but it has not stopped her from making a humanitarian trip to india. resident hollande confirm the relationship was over following allegations he was having an affair with an actress but the first lady decided to go ahead to a preplanned trip to mumbai which was planned months ago and funded mostly by part -- private companies. bikhram, she gave a discovered a short while ago. did she talk about the split? >> that was the question on everyone's mind. she did initially speak about her previous visits to india, including as first lady with president francois hollande. when she was talking abo

taking advantage of the chaos following the overthrow of yemen's president ali abdullah saleh al qaida was able to seize large swaths of land in twenty eleven under the name on sorrow shari'a the rebranded al qaeda offshoot fought with more than just guns aiming to win over locals with basic services in this propaganda video the group has shown streaming up powerlines in a long neglected abhi on province although western efforts to crack down on traditional funding sources have been successful al qaeda has since turned to a different lucrative trade over the last two years al qaeda in the arabian peninsula has exported some twenty million dollars worth of ransom money according to some estimates kidnapping has become the group's single largest source of funds foreigners can bring in multimillion dollar ransoms and in a country where nearly half the population lives below the poverty line twenty million bucks can go of very long way out of group the person is getting. sometimes one hundred a. few hundred dollars a month the. job. i mean is that is a sort of look at the business to do no

constitutional referendum on wednesday up to two days of thirteen the result is a hot sunny chief general abdullah of cc to run for president the boy that he gets to the constitution and general assisi to stabilize the country. as well as increasing the only style is the new constitution bans religious parties that provision is clearly aimed at the muslim brotherhood and the ousted president mohamed was seen. the ism a script called for a boycott of the referendum. but that didn't prevent the constitution passing by a huge majority. with the sixty people donated a series of attacks across iraq on wednesday. several combo moves went off in close succession in the capital baghdad. they will also attacks in the isle of provence and the city of mosul. it was the deadliest twenty four hours in a week of daily bloodshed. a trial with a difference. opened in the hague on this day. it's the first international tribunal to deal with a attack and the fence to stop proceedings without the accused in the dark. are you. the four defendants members of the militant group hezbollah us still at large they are accu

he's our new prime minister benjamin netanyahu by destroys visit to jordan to hold talks with king abdullah the second and a mom talks focused on recent developments in the cut sections between his ride on the palestinians. next we all had stressed the important role. i'd like to live in an effort to bring about agreements and stress that is felt places a premium on to your t wright's words including children's interest in any future agreement summit i can consider rights and peace treaty between jordan and a slight slowing in twenty years but enough to look for doneness and offered to see if the opportunity might possible under a u s diplomats had hoped to achieve a lasting settlement with the palestinians i the region. and more. in in wrongly. sth. pa's you. due to the eu has launched a new two year exhibit called sights and sounds. it features the work of video and film artists from around the world. as far away as afghanistan and new zealand their works were selected by twenty five international curators. what we're dealing with this series is taking a mentor and global and holistic app

president bush who said that control political gatherings will be ok after all and then the king abdullah on wanting to find out more about this meanwhile the clock ticks towards the seventh of february will be bringing you more of what the city has in store for its guests to stay with rt international for this award. so she was the twenty fourteen olympics what's this place running and why is it so special. as the russian resort prepares to welcome the world's power the game shaping the city's present and future. what an all star team will be new to the bottom of every part of the recall the saudi wing of the mountain and stopped yet beyond the olympics. one might say. rte. i had a top ten since christmas well if you find out a nice own only can the nse track you're in need of ice milk reactivate the microphone or camera but can't really do so without your or apples consent is just one of them revelations to emerge this week the extent of the national security agency spying and takes. i was also reported that the agency bonds commuters from the moment they can empty the internet and if a

assistance of staff pulled them out among the fifty seven contenders in the short race driver ali abdullah came out and found the time of seven point one seconds. russian president dimitri two has continued to inspecting facilities and said she had at next month's winter olympic games. that it really showed it and trying i still came with the eruption to cut the legs on the show and tell you among others the twelve thousand seat upholstery arts to him. the russian premier league said this to notice the lights which can be used to sport in goma pretenders closely identified himself with the fifty billion dollar projects which will in all the time and his legacy despite allegations of corruption site she has been transformed and is reportedly within budget. just basic truths and is accompanied by russian prime minister to the team and the dead on the ski slopes and soy cheese mountain range sixty one year old pentium seen floating down a ski slope weren't all losses and a helmet with russian leaders received into a mobile and off the skin. in a softening of russia's hardline position on the

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among the fifty seven contenders in the short race driver ali abdullah came out in front with a time of seven point one seconds. eye the magellan has been confirmed to the next head to the us federal reserve the sixty seven year old to be the first woman to lead the central bank in its one hundred year history when she takes a bit from them for ninety on the first of the brewery senate is tripped up by a vote of fifty six to twenty six she won resoundingly support from democrats but many republicans voted not to yemen's might cost will be to wean the economy off its extraordinary stimulus package introduced to stay because only three of the biggest financial crisis since the nineteen thirties she will begin by reducing the bomb line paragraph which has swelled the fed's balance sheet to decide the four trillion dollars the fed says its policies helps reduce the unemployment rate to seven percent in november figures also showed the economy were in the course of two thousand and thirteen at its fastest pace in almost two years. us president barack obama says ms yemen is committed to ke

abdullah al-shami is a reporter and mohammed badr is a cameraman and they have been detained for the past five months. >> investing in their future. coming up, the charity helping street children in bangladesh get ahead. >> and the best player in the world. all the highlights coming up. stay with us. >> welcome back. could another mini-ice age be in our future? the sun has reached the solar maximum, that's the point in the 11-year cycle when the sun is the most active. instead of spewing out flares, it's quite. it hasn't done that in over 100 years. there was a similar silent period in the 17th century, coinciding with bitterly cold winters. explaining all this is astronomer, with a research and education institute in california. >> in the late 17th century there was few sun spots. this is the peak of activity, and it's like a sfraunt -- restaurant downtown on a seat night. the sun is quiet. it may result in strict windows in europe, because europe's weather is dependent on the gulf stream. that is a high altitude jet stream of air in the stratosphere, heading over the atlantic and i