now ali abdullah saleh is saying enough is enough. the arab spring has been producing more radical islamists in this part of the arab world, and i have to return. my own people have to be given more political representation. it was interesting to hear one of the top aids saying the arab spring is over, and sana'a is coming up to its terms, and ali abdullah saleh will be reinstated. people here were saying ali abdullah saleh is the legitimate heard of yemen. this is obviously a view not shared by the international community. they are of the view that his era is over and a national unity government has to take over to be able to move forward and solve the pressing concerns of the yemeni people. so is he going to move forward? his own people are saying tomorrow they might take to the streets and make major decisions about the future of yemen. we'll have to wait and see. >> we'll be watching closely. thank you for bringing us up to speed. a new cabinet has just been announced in yemen. we're waiting for reaction to that. >>> palestinian p

you take abdullah off that nebraska team, that's a huge loss. >> chris: huge loss for nebraska. he's special. >> sean: under 1:30 to go now. ohio state on the verge of making history, it will be their 20th straight big ten regular season win, matching the all-time conference record that the buckeyes set back in 2005 through '07. pacific life game summary. more big offense for ohio state. their fifth game with 50 or more points, leading the country. and on defense. we talked to urban meyer yesterday, chris. he said, you know, i'll take giving up some occasional big plays in the passing game, though they've done a great job lately in cutting down those, in exchange for pressure, attacking defense that leads the league in sacks and takeaways, interceptions, tackles for loss, those sorts of things and that's the kind of defense that they're playing. forcing their opponents into mistakes. >> chris: the big reason that changed was the orange bowl and the screens drove him crazy with clemson. he made the decision that would never happen again. >> sean: ford wrapup coming up with chris

you take abdullah off that nebraska team, that's a huge loss. >> chris: huge loss for nebraska. he's special. >> sean: under 1:30 to go now. ohio state on the verge of making history, it will be their 20th straight big ten regular season win, matching the all-time conference record that the buckeyes set back in 2005 through '07. pacific life game summary. more big offense for ohio state. their fifth game with 50 or more points, leading the country. and on defense. we talked to urban meyer yesterday, chris. he said, you know, i'll take giving up some occasional big plays in the passing game, though they've done a great job lately in cutting down those, in exchange for pressure, attacking defense that leads the league in sacks and takeaways, interceptions, tackles for loss, those sorts of things and that's the kind of defense that they're playing. forcing their opponents into mistakes. >> chris: the big reason that changed was the orange bowl and the screens drove him crazy with clemson. he made the decision that would never happen again. >> sean: ford wrapup coming up with chris

they said the abdullah injury was not serious.hey kept him out and nebraska was able to get the win. it was 35-14 in the end to monte cross ending up in the end zone. next game at wisconsin facing another great running back gordon. on a wet day in philadelphia. temple taken down number 23 ecu. then -- >> ♪ >> brian: that ain't no hip hop. >> adam: first win over a ranked team since 1998. they can do whatever they want. a game we brought you earlier from west point. air force takes home the commander in chief trophy for the 19th time and bowl eligible. to the acc. close between duke and pitt. >> brian: i see nothing but potential. oh, boy. he blows the game tying 26 yard field goal. the game goes to overtime. the second overtime pitt leads. duke back up quarterback scores. >> adam: these guys play wild games. duke clinching back-to-back winning seasons. steve spurrier was their head coach then and they stay in first place in the coaster division. some of the stars of the day. miami in a win with duke. a big 100 yard rushing game. t

. >> okay, and i'm also reading here, abdullah, that the initial explosion was so powerful that the power was cut in some parts of kabul. can you confirm this? are there areas in the afghan capital that don't have electricity right now? >> that's true. in that area, where this explosion happened, people have told us that they have power cut after the explosion, and they are hearing gunfire. some houses and some windows are damaged in that area. now, the police told us that special forces have reached the area, and for a while, gunfire has been stopped, and they're not heard. there are some embassies and other important military installations and they're warning people to take cover. >> do you know, abdullah, whether the situation is still ongoing? we heard of course an explosion followed by gunfire, and do you know this if the gunfire is still continuing in the greenvillage? >> the gunfire is continuing, and we don't know if it's police fire or a group attack! say that it's a group attack against green village. many foreign contractors, so the situation is police say that they have sent s

>>> protesting against proposed sanctions, yemenese rally in support of former president, ali abdullah saleh. hello i'm darren jordan with the world news from al jazeera. also ahead, pushing out isil. we follow iraqi troops who are trying to force back the group. >>> a heightened security depreciation at the al-aqsa compound. >>> and a tunnel of light, a major land festival illuminates south korea. ♪ >>> thousands of people in yemen have protested in support of former president saleh. the u.n. will meet later on friday to consider imposing sanctions because of the continuing unrest. >> reporter: this is the biggest show of support for ali abdullah saleh since the uprising forced him to leave office almost three years ago. these people came here to protest against u.s. proposed sanctions against their deposed president. if the sanctions come into effect saleh won't be able to travel abroad, and his assets will be frozen. >> translator: the u.s. sanctions are baseless. doesn'tn't the ambassador know that saleh is backed by millions of people? >> reporter: the cleric who lead the prayer s

mahmoud abbas was not at the meeting with binyamin netanyahu, kerry and king abdullah. under the 20-year-old piece treaty, israel recognises the special role of looking after shrines in jerusalem, but it's been undermined by israel. jordan is fighting i.s.i.l. in iraq and syria, alongside the u.s., and is one of two countries in the region that has peace treaties with israel. washington cannot afford to have two of its closest allies in the middle east in disagreement. >> it's not intended to resolve the conflict, to provide long-term peace, justice and security, it's enough to stablilize the situation to pacify it, so the united states could continue with its other initiatives. it took u.s. mediation to sort out jordan and israel's differences. binyamin netanyahu promised that the status quo in jerusalem will not be touched and made the assurances to king abdullah >>> back in washington, a secret service report out points to problems allowing an armed man to skate the white house fence and walk into the front do. >> details from lisa stark in washington. >> there was a

on israelis and killings, but they are together and we have now video from the meeting with king abdullahf jordan and still photo that we saw earlier of benjamin netanyahu joining that meeting. meeting with leaders as tensions continue in jerusalem. before meeting with king abdullah, he spoke with abbas at his residence. >> i asked the guys to map their process with sticky notes and strength. they were skeptical. what they do actually is rocket science. high tech components for air craft and fighter jets. we are just the bankers, right? financing comes with expertise. our top engineers. they showed us and we hit them with the important question. why? why put the tools over there? what if you can do those steps in two? that's an interesting question. ideas started pouring out. a little help from us, they doubled the output. 100% bump in efficiency. if you just need a loan, call a bank. what we know can help you grow. ♪ ♪ i tell them aveeno®. because beautiful skin goes with everything. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients

but abbas was not with the meeting with kerry and king abdullah and netanyahu.ael recognizes jordan's special role in looking after shrines in jerusalem. but jordan says it's an undermined by israel. jordan is actively fighting isil in iraq and syria alongside the u.s. it's also one of only two countries in the region that have peace treaties with israel. washington cannot afford to have two of its closest allies in the middle east in disagreement. it took u.s. mediation this time to sort out jordan and israel's differences. netanyahu promised in the status go jerusalem will not be touched and made these assurance to his cheek abdullaking abdullah in q. the question is whether this meeting will mark the beginning of the end of this later conflict. >> stefanie decker is live from east jerusalem. age restriction have his been lifted and friday prayers are due to start. what are we expected? >> reporter: well, at the moment, i have to tell you, it's extremely quiet here. there is very little police presence. there are no barricades which usually you would have duri

world, we have to take up the challenge >>> this is the swearing in ceremony, people loyal to ali abdullah saleh showed up. abd-rabu mansour hadi warned against moves. this is the new defence minister. he faces a delicate task of reforming an army, and getting the support from military commanders loyal to ali abdullah saleh. his colleague is the intelligence chief in interior minister. his task is to deploy security forces in a capital agreedly shi'a fighters. the prime minister is open to talks with the houthis. >> houthi fighters are yemeni, we try to include them. we have met with them. what they are saying. this is the term we are using. they are a political fiction and we try to include them. >> this is a government made up of many professionals. this is the youngest. if anyone was not concerned, it would be abnormal. i had a frank discussion with the prime minister on this, and the portfolio specific, and what the priorities are for the period, and what we can achieve. i think we do hope that there is a clear vision on what needs to be done >>> the government has the backing of the i

when they met with king abdullah, and they agreed they would stand against these israeli violations. >> all right, thank you very much. live for us in aman, let's cross over now our bureau in west jerusalem, first of all, you have on the one hand, in jordan to meet john kerry, to ease sanctions but on the other hand, an announcement of further homes being built in occupied east jerusalem. >> it is a very difficult situation, and quite frankly, we will start with the fact that the prime minister has gone to jordan. this is a very clear admission from himself, and indeed his government that the situation in the occupied territories that indeed in israel, is spiraling out of control. and his government needs some help. and that help will come in the form of jordan. now, we have seen frequent confrontations between forces and palestinian protestors because far right groups have consistently tries to go there to effectively get wider access there. now, as mentioned that, of course, is forbiddening, they are not allowed to pray there under an agreement with jordan, whatever the case, this,

ministers loyal to the former president ali abdullah saleh showed up and backed the current president abd-rabu mansour hadi. there was a warn against such moves. this is the general. the new defence minister. he faces a delicate task of reforming an army, and getting the support from military commanders still loyal to ali abdullah saleh. his colleague, the general, is the intelligence chief and interior minister. his task is to deploy security forces in a capital controlled by shia houthi fighters. >> the prime minister says he's open to talks with the houthis. >> houthi fighters are in yemenis. we try to include them. we have met with the fighters. what they are saying. this is the term they are using. they are a political fiction. we try to include them rather than exclude them. >> this is a government made up of professionals. this is the youngest. >> i think anyone not concerned would be abnormal. but i had a frank discussion with the prime minister on this, and on the portfolio specific and what the priorities are for the period, and what we can achieve, and we do hope that there

. >> reporter: this is the biggest show of support for ali abdullah saleh since the popular uprisingorced him to leave office almost three years ago. these people came here to protest against u.s.-proposed sanctions against their deposed president. if the sanctions come into effect, saleh won't be able to travel abroad, and his assets will be frozen. >> translator: the u.s. sanctions are baseless, the u.s. ambassador is a diplomat, who is he to threaten our leader? >> reporter: the cleric who lead the friday prayers, told the crowd the u.s. is colluding with a sunni group destroy yemen. >> translator: i am here to sew solidarity with our leader, saleh, and denounce western interventions. >> reporter: these loyalists are wearing heading bands that say we are ready to die for saleh. these tribesmen are chanting that saleh must be reinstated. that the current president must go. many people, including the president accuse saleh of being responsible for the houthi takeover of the capitol in september. the deposed president ali abdullah saleh is seen by his opponents as major obstacle to y

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frustration because the meeting that took place last thursday really between netanyahu and king abdullahn kerry felt like a breakthrough, just hours after the meeting we saw israel making a decision to lift all restrictions on palestinian worshippers to enter the mosque where jordan has guardianship to perform friday prayers and that really is what ignited this latest conflict between israelis and palestinians and the feeling was that things were going to go well from there. now it looks as if it's almost next to impossible for a country like jordan to be part of a resolution of the ongoing violence that is happening now. jordan has always condemned the violence, has always tried to do something to bring both sides together to contain it and hasn't really been successful in the past. there is also a question to be asked about who and how is this conflict going to be resolved. the problem with east jerusalem particularly is that the palestinians don't have a representative and john kerry and abudlla can talk to abass and tell him to contain violence and to work hard on preventing it from

capitol, we are of course waiting for that news conference with secretary of state considerry and king abdullahjust remind us uh why jordan's role is so key in all of this? >> it isn't often people forget about how important jordan's role is, jordan under the peace treaty which was signed 20 years ago, looks after islamic and christian shrines until they reach a settlement and determine the future of that city, so in recent months jordan has been feeling that israel has been underminding this role by storming into the mosque and by restricting access to palestinian worshipers, so this is why jordan, and especially the king has become so angry, and it took the secretary of state of the united states to come and mediate a meeting between the king and between israeli prime minister, in order to sort out their differences because i don't think steal is in a position to compromise it's relationship with jordan. streels only has two peace treaties in the region, and the one with jordan is a bit stronger, and the security coordination must more sophisticated. >> what about jordan's relationship with t

. >> king abdullah has called on the u.s. to help fight zionist extremism in israel. he made comments with a meeting with secretary of state john kerry over gun rest in the occupied territories. secretary of state john kerry's visit comes as israel announces building 200 more settlements. they are considered illegal under international law. relations between israel and the palestinian have been tense lately. violence flared two weeks ago when israel closed the mosque for the first time since 1967. it's a significant holy site for muslims and jews. jordan recalled its ambassador in protest against what it described as israeli violations at the compound. palestinians are blaming jewish settlers for an attack on the mosque near ramallah wednesday. it follows several attacks, targeting israelis in recent weeks. we have more from aman. >> john kerry's visit to jordan shows just how important a role jordan plays in the conflict. recently jordan has been in a very difficult position because it is fighting alongside the u.s. a war against islamist extremism by striking target

abdullah kosba is an anchor and spoke to us about what turkey's motivations are in its dealing with the threat of isil. >> they are significant, not only the prime primary of turkey visiting erb ill but visiting adad has significant meaningil d has significant meaning. this is the first prime minister meeting since 2011 when the relations soured and worsened under the former prime minister in baghdad. there is a significant, you know, concern from the turkey with regard to what was happening in the region from securitywise, the rise of the isil threats, the problems between erbil and baghdad in terms of power sharing and oil exporting issues and lastly, i think, the balancing act from the turkey side in terms of countering the iranian influence and the iraqi political space actually. so all of this consideration, i think, play an important factor behind the primaryim's visit yesterday and today. they don't seem coverprehensive, clear-cut plan in the coalition, especially by the americans. the vice president biden is coming to turkey to talk about that and general allen, the special envo

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this for talks to separate separately with jordan's king abdullah and the secretary of state john kerry. tell us what came out of that. >> what we saw were in fact crisis talks. there were in iman but the subject was jerusalem. what they've agreed is to take some steps forward. they've confirmed to each other and to their various electorates that this is a concern and they are now taking action. that's very important. we heard from the israeli prime minister that israel has no moves to change the status quo and the compound, that it will stay as it is. jews praying in their area, palestines praying in their area. that was very significant too. whether it will be enough, in the fact that there is no there's a political vacuum, there are no talks. whether this will be enough to pull this back, we have yet to see. >> thank you for that report. well the political transition in almost two weeks after a popular uprising led to the ouster of the president, military leaders now say they've agreed on a road map towards civilian rule. well the deal was struck late last night and was immediately b

second of sail state and king abdullah and mahmoud abbas wasn't part it have but he was there.t day we saw the age restrictions lifted an lifted ae was a tense calm, we can talk about this for a long time the wider occupation the sense of palestinians living under occupation, humiliation, et cetera, et cetera. so anything can spark this feeling that they have had for years that really nothing will change for them and it's difficult to achieve anything on the ground. but to bring it back to what's happened here this morning, it's hugely significant. they managed to get in to an area far in to west jerusalem, a synagog, a holy place of would be ship we spoke to a lady that said, this happened inside a mosque, imagine the reaction of the world,. >> they wouldn't attack on a mosque. >> reporter: the palestinians i have spoken to -- >> sorry to interrupt you. there was an tack last week on a mosque in the west bank. so the attacks are not just happening on the israeli side. but also the palestinian side. >> reporter: absolutely. this is a narrative from a member of parliament. but t

about 100 people are expected to gather at abdullah community park in coatesville to remember 3-year-old scotty mcmillan. the boy's mother and her boyfriend are charged with torturing and beating him to death. >>> this morning, a local college president is apologizing for some comments he made about sexual assault. >> guess what they did? they said he raped me. >> we'll tell you more about the speech that landed lincoln university's president in hot water and the actions students are taking this morning. >>> and no place to go. the rush to find room for a homeless community being evicted just as temperatures get ready to tumble. >>> they're warmer this morning, and clouds are overhead. you can thank those clouds for a warmer start. no fog in south philadelphia. that's a live view. the fog, though, is thick in delaware and south jersey. right now 56 degrees at 5:37. >>> 5:39. we continue to follow some breaking first alert traffic news this morning. >> jillian mele has been following it for us. jillian? >> that's right. let's take you live outside to the picture. cottman avenue still bloc

jordan, of course, is very significant, the jordanian king abdullah negotiating this agreement with theaeli government and as we have been seeing it is very calm here. >> a calm situation for now, but tensions still very much high between the israelis and palestinians also in the wake of the demolition of palestinian homes, do things stands in the deposit lungses are they continuing or is this a reprieve? >> reporter: at this stage we have only seen one demolition that was another day. however, demolition orders have been handed to some families, particularly the families of two men who were said to be involved in an attack at a synagog in west jerusalem resulting in the deaths of five israelis. now, that, of course, resulted in a very tense situation between the israelis and the palestinians, the israeli government, of course, wanting to appear very strong and trying to crack down on what they see as palestinian provocations and indeed palestinian insight and this is why this measure many palestinians see as hewn tiff has been reenacted. a number of demolitions but at this stage no dem

played such a key role in the diplomatic rapprochement between president gone and executive abdullah. that whiskey. i think the we diplomatic role to play at some steps along what including in this is the formation of government because i can imagine that conversation with a donors will go very well. if you walk in and is not tangible evidence of real progress towards the formation of an inclusive government. >> we've made exactly that case to them. >> great. so many other questions have been asked. numerous questions about iran. i think it was senator risch who said he'd been a harsh critic of the administration, or just a critic of the administration's proposal. i was a real supporter but i may be as hawkish on the big deal. i really felt like the inch and he'll have to be done. done. there have to be an interim a phased approach that was postponed because of the lack of trust between the parties. when there is a situation that is just fundamentally characterized by lack of trust, the only we get to a better place is to test each other out in small things and see if the tests are pa

-- sheik abdullah says it is unconstitutional because it does not comply with sharia law.ell assetsnning to over the next five years. bet way they say it would sharia compliant and everybody in saudi arabia would be able to +++ >> think you very much. joining us live from tel aviv. >> voters went to the polls in eastern ukraine. ukraine's president said the move threatens the peace process. here to explain is ryan chilcote. where are we with this? the yuan has one vote. we have to see how russia response. >> the big question is is this going to lead to more sanctions against russia? the vote is going to happen. we are waiting for the results. hundreds of thousands of people came out to vote in these regions in the east under the rebels control. according to exit polls, which were official exit polls, which is strange because normally exit polls are carried out by independent observers, the front runners, the leaders in the with bigt are leading margins. the question is does it matter. the yuan, they have already said this is illegal, illegitimate, and runs counter -- the u

meeting last week where the prime minister met with secretary kerry and the king of jordan, king abdullah and worked to lower tensions. the prime minister made clear as he has many times over the last few weeks, there will be no change on the status quo of the temple mount, no attempt by israel to damage the al aqsa mosque, this is all false. we're not going to change the status quo in any way. the palestinians have not been a partner in dousing the flames. very next day after we sat with the king of jordan and the secretary of state of the united states, the palestinian leader, president abbas, called for a day of rage in jerusalem. that's not damping down tensions, the message of the president has to be clearly directed at president abbas, and i think if president abbas hears a very clear message for the international community that there's no justification for terrorism, that you've got to get out of this alliance you made with the terror organization and stop the incitement, maybe you will see a change. the only thing president abbas is hearing, you can have your cake and eat it, too.

he met today with prime minister netanyahu, with king abdullah, he met separately with president abbasem to take concrete steps to reduce the tension. >> like what? >> he's confident they're going to take steps. it's clear on the ground what's happening, there's rhetoric that's been rising, there are attacks going back and forth. it's obvious what needs to stop and end. he's confident coming out of his meetings that there's going to be some progress. >> so he wrapped up these meetings in amman, he's encouraged with the palestinian-israeli relationship? >> we're focused on the situation on the ground in israel. we've seen incidents happen every day. that's what we're focused on right now. >> is there one specific thing you want the israeli government to do? >> there's a couple of things, as well as the palestinians. they all need to reduce the rhetoric and condemn violence, to prevent that from happening on the streets. there's steps as leaders they can take. >> good luck. i would like to see that peace process get back on track. if the secretary of state can do that, we will add mire h

he met with king abdullah to discuss jerusalem tensions. violence has flared over jerusalem's most sacred site revealed by muslims as a noble sang ctuary and by the jews as e temple mount where the biblical temples once stood. president obama is continuing his visit to miramar. he met with parliament, including pro-democracy leaders to discuss the u.s. role in making the country more democratic. the meeting offers obama his first chance to weigh in on the state of affairs since he set off on a week-long tour of the asia pacific region. >>> new information about a dramatic rescue at 1 world trade center in new york. two window washers got trapped on a dangling scaffold are out of the hospital. here is another angle. this photo from ground level shows how high they were. one of the cables supporting the scaffolding snapped. the fire department cut through a window and pulled the workers in. the two men were tethered to the scaffold for the one hour and 15 minute ordeal. a live look as repairs are under way at 1 world trade center to fix the g

me >>> protesting against proposed sanctions, yemenese rally in support of former president, ali abdullah saleh. hello i'm darren jordan with the world news from al jazeera. also ahead, pushing out isil. we follow iraqi troops who are trying to force back the group. >>> a heightened security depreciation at the al-aqsa compound. >>> and a tunnel of light, a major

the deposed president, ali abdullah saleh is seen by his opponents as a major obstacles to the transitiondemocrat sick. they are worried that he will be able to exert his political influence for many years to come. >>> well let's talk to a political analyst and independent journalist who joins us live from the yemen capitol of sana'a. are we likely to see more protests from saleh's protests. >> reporter: thank you for having me. well, the sanctions would see the international community imposing a travel ban on saleh, and at the same time freezing what assets they can find of his within the jurisdictions that they control. so it's a pretty big deal. what is interesting about the sanctions is originally the list continued his son, and they have taken him off of the list. probably because of political expeed dansy. probably because they want to have some leverage with the former president. but the reaction has been fairly clear here in sana'a in that thousands of people have taken to the streets on the basis that they do not want to see this happen, and the knock-on effect is that what we're

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called jordan king's abdullah thursday to reassure him of the sanctity of the mosque. this latest round of conflict resolving around efforts by jewish activists to be able to pray at jerusalem's temple mount. the site is known to muslims as harah al sharif. its history is as old as the religion itself. >> reporter: one of jerusalem's most holy sites. early morning slashes. police use stun grenades and rubber bullets to clear an area outside one of the gates. hours later there's an attack on a jerusalem tram station, killing a member of the israeli border police. the police shoot and kill the suspect. 38-year-old ibrahim al akari. israeli security forces say he was a low-ranking hamas activist. his widow denies that. she said he saw the clashes at the mosque and decided to act. this is our lapped and country and she entered it by force, he says. if i had a chance to do what he did, i would have. >> now violence surrounds this holy site, known to muslims as the noble sanctuary and to jews as the temple mount. jews can visit the site, but they are

abdullah is from pakistan. 14-year-old with big dreams. >> i will be number one one day. >> you have ambitions. >> big ones. >> that is where he is aiming, the main stage, the big tournament. it's hungry work. this is an old game with a modern approach. each move scrutinized by players relayed to players worldwide. a hobby enjoyed in 120 countries. >> it's a fun game. >> and wo one in the midst of a big change. >> for those who love scrabble but are horrible at it, this shows you what words can and cannot be used. traditionally slang has been banned from this, i say traditionally, because 500 slang words have been added. things like hashtag, severally and blog. the word on the street is now the word on the board. for those with a limited vocabulary. this is fantastic news. for those who are traditional, it means that they've got to start learning all over again. >> some people can be purist about the language and not want to add selfie, but these are words that everyone knows. >> no doubt this champ would have

just recently secretary kerry was meeting with netanyahu and king abdullah.reached such a point where netanyahu and abbas will not even meet. >> we appreciate the statements from secretary kerry and the president of the united states. president barack obama. condemning this action. if you read -- we have four people dead and people in critical condition. the palestinian leader not only condemns the killing of all on all side, but he stopped the invasion and the provocations of the settlers and insightment. instead of condemning it, he is continuing with that. that's a serious problem. it has to stop. the problem we had is president obama reached out to hamas, the terror organization a few months ago and sits in the government with them. hamas as you said earlier is actually dancing in the streets right now after jews were massacred and president obama is sitting with him. the world should tell president abbas and return towards peace with israel. >> we reached a point now where understandably israel is making this demand. at the same time you are facing the p

instable, we should not get into such conflicts on different opinions besides the wisdom of king abdullah, the king of saudi arabia, has also played a role, and i think now that everyone has foreign policy. >> has qatar agreed to withdraw its support for the muslim brotherhood movement? >> qatar is not supporting them by the meaning of support, but qatar does not launch a war against muslim brotherhood, or any other parties. that's why qatar is playing a good mediator role like what it did in afghanistan about freeing the american soldier. if qatar has a problem on this party on the islamist movement, it cannot play a role to have peace in our region. >> i was just thinking that qatar is playing a very active role internationally in recent times. obviously with that more active role comes a lot of danger. you can lose a lot of friends. is qatar prepared to lose a lot of friends because of its active role. >> qatar is making friends. it is not making enemies. that's why it is playing a good mediating role. qatar has said that it will continue the most important role, which is mediation to

abdullah is from pakistan, a 14-year-old with big dreams. >> i will be number one one day. >> so you have ambitions. >> that is where he's aiming. the main stage. it's hungry work. >> this is the old game. >> each move scrutinized by computers. re laid. >> a hobby enjoyed. >> it's a fun game. and a big change. >> for those that love to play scrabble. it is dreadful. this is the bane of their lives. the directionry is basically the rule book. what words you can and cannot use. it means that they'll get away with very little. slang has been banned from this. 5,000 slang words have been added. words you hear in every day use. hashtags, chill outs, selfie and blogs. the word on the street is the word on the board. for those with a limited vocabulary, for those more traditional, they have to start learning all over again. some want to be imperialistic about the language. these are words that everyone nose. >> that champ would have guessed the big one, here it is again that is the word quinsee, have you heard of it. probably not. but could get you 401 point. it's definition is a shelter ma

the rival parliament of abdullah is no longer valid. the two governments are aspiring for control of the country. one in the east it has been given support by countries around the world. but a second one in tripoli said that it has the right to run the country. there has been renewed violence in the city of bengahzi. for more we go to tripoli. >> reporter: the fights are still going on in central bengahzi. especially in districts where you could sa say a guerrilla fight is going on using grenades and weapons. as you know this fight is going on between forces loyal t to renegade general haftar. and th they are now exchanging fire with revolutionaries. this fights has been going on for other five months. now when the republican gate general haftar launched his campaign called operation dignity, i have to mention that human catastrophe or the human suffering inside of densely populated districts, civilians had to leave their houses. hundreds of families have been displaced because of the fights that have been going on inside the densely po

. >> abdullah is from pakistan. a 14-year-old with big dreams. >> you have ambitions. >> big ones. >> that is where he's aiming. the main stage, the big turned. it's an old game with a modern approach. each move scrutinised by computers. elaid. a hobby -- relayed. a hobby enjoyed and one in the midst of the a change. for those that love to play scrabble but are dreadful at it, this is the bane of their lives, the dictionary is basically the rule book, saying what words you can and cannot use. for those that are not very good, they can get away with little. slang has been banned from this. i say traditionally, because 5,000 slang words have been added, words heard in every day use. things like hashtag, khel abbings, selfie and blog. the word on the street is the word on the board. this is fantastic news for those with a limited vocabulary. for those that are traditional - they have to learn over again. some can be a purist and not want to add in selfie, there's no getting away that these are words everyone nose. >> r

. >> abdullah is pakistan, a 14-year-old with big dreams. >> i will be number one one day. >> so you have ambitions. >> big ones. >> and that is where he's aiming. the main stage, the big tournament. it's hungry work. this is an old game with a modern approach. each move scrutinised by computers, relaid to players. a hobby enjoyed in 120 countries. >> it's a fun game. >> reporter: one in the midst of change. for those that like to play but is dreadful, that is the bane of their lives. the dictionary is the rule book, saying what words you can or cannot move. for those that are not good it means they can get away with little. traditionally slang is banned. 5,000 words have been added, words in every day use - things like hashtag. chilacs, selfie and blog. the word on the street is the word on the board. for those with a limited vocabulary this is fantastic news. for those that are a bit more traditional, they have to start learning all over again. some can be a purist about the language and not want to add in selfie, for example. there's no getting away they are words everyone nose. >

abdullah is the c.e.o., and says the mission is to spread the word na i.s.i.l. can -- that i.s.i.l. can be defeated. >> our aim as a channel is to show that i.s.i.l. doesn't represent anything to do with islam. we are the voice for the vulnerable. we are trying to lessen the fear of i.s.i.l., which propagated in the media. it's not just i.s.i.l. that uses propaganda to spread its message. this video was made recently. it shows anti-i.s.i.l. militia inside mosul, interrogating and shooting dead is captured fighter. >> translation: we are delivering the message of resistance, and showing that resistance is legitimate. there's an argument as to whether we should show the videos, but we need to show whoever cooperates with i.s.i.l. or subscribes to their ideas will be punished. >> reporter: this is i.s.i.l. radio. the broadcast location is not known. we picked it up in northern iraq. the presenter invites people living under i.s.i.l. to phone in with every day problems. and he advises them on random matters, such as where to get drinking water and children's education. what i'm listenin

. >> at the emergence of abdullah on his last journey you feel the impact of ebola. one tiny village in this country. and yet all that has to be soon left behind. we're going to yam's farm, a few minutes' drive away. and there the village chief is haranguing the red cross. yet another village where they called the ambulance but nobody came because there are not enough hospital beds. struggling with endless phone calls david has to make peace. >> okay. let me just enlighten them. now this is the red cross burial team. our mandate simply mean for collect dead body. not seek people. we not in charge of seek people. >> reporter: people in this village are increasingly frustrated. they dial 11and as we've seen here all week no ambulance comes because there are still not enough hospital beds. you can't tell people in a situation like that look, it's okay, there's going to be plenty of beds in this country in a month or two months, they need the beds now. it's tense but the body retrieval team could come to extract mohammed, a well-known contractor must go about their busin

yesterday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had a phone conversation with jordan's king abdullah had recalled its ambassador to israel over what it characterized as israeli escalations at the site. jordan, according to the status quo agreement, is the custodian of the site. now, in that telephone conversation, netanyahu reiterated the government's position that the status quo of the site will persist and this the israeli government will do everything it can to calm the situation. poppy? >> erin mclaughlin reporting live from jerusalem. thank you, erin. >>> still to come here in the newsroom, sparks fly. an air canada express flight makes an emergency landing. we'll tell you what happened, next. i can... order safety goggles. play music for seedlings. post science fair projects. schedule guinea pig feedings. video chemical reactions. take pics of mr. bones. time the next launch. calm down principal jones. i can do all that with my android from tracfone. 90-day plans start as low as $20. unbeatable nationwide coverage. no contract. the samsung galaxy centura android smartphone. tra

he is also scheduled to have a three-way talks between jordan's king abdullah and prime minister net-net. as you may know, relations have been very cold between both countries, jordan and israel after jordan pulled its ambassador from israel amid the ongoing violence. as i said it continues. there has been more rioting in the west bank and also jerusalem, east jerusalem, along with those deadly stabbings, vehicle attacks and clashes at the temple mount. we also talked a lot about this. it is very important, that the temple mount is known as the noble sanctuary by muslims and ha ram al sharif. has long been the center of religious and territorial dispute between muslims and jews. in fact the fighting there, the same kind of fighting, clashes between palestinians and israeli police led to the secon intifada that lasted five years ending in 2005. there. are similar issues now mirroring that of the second intifada including anger over israel's plan to build another 200 apartments in east jerusalem, long coveted to be the capital of the future palestinian state. and this is something that u.s

this is yemen's former president when he was handed over power to his successor president abdullah alsaadi in 2012. he has now sacked his long time ally from the leadership of the general people's congress, a party he formed in the 1980s in the political faxes in yemen. the deposed president has also rejected the new government, a move that is likely to deepen yemen's political divide. he accuses him of orstrating the united nations sanctions that banned the deposed president from traveling abroad and freeze his assets. yemenis are divided over the sanctions. the safrpz are wrong. domestic issues are none of the glun's business. leave us alone. they will side with the houthis. >> they still control the c capitol sanaa. they initially said they would pull out if an inclusive government is formed. now that there is a government, it's not clear if the political tension will get better. took to the streets of sanaa, denouncing the malitias. >> i hope this new government will pave the way for the different institutions to resume activities and face the challenges we face. >> the houthis have ma

and listen to this, so you have israel and the prime minister on the one hand with kerry and king abdullah and jordan, prime minister netanyahu stand iing tl and saying, hey, no changes on the temple mount and the other side inciting. >> we've tried to explore this many times here. how do you counter the inciting of an ideology? because you can destroy a people but the ideology will continue. >> that's true. but what do you have? you have to make sure that terrorist organizations like hamas, hezbollah, isis, boko haram and nigeria, they all have an ideology going out against the values that we all cherish, americans, israelis, everyone in the world. we can't make a differentiation. we have to really stick very strong and counter it everyday. because at the end of the day only through education we will be able to change something. >> to that end. there's no -- we are in for a long haul. >> true. we here in for a long haul understanding that there are powers and terrorist organizations with ideology trying to take us down. and if you look after 9/11, the terrorist acts after 9/11 have increa

secretary of state john kerry met with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and jordan's king abdullah and announced steps aimed at reducing tensions in jerusalem. a united nations panel has criticized the excessive use of force by police in the united states one day after hearing testimony from the parents of michael brown, the african-american teenager shot dead by police in ferguson, missouri. u.n. expert jens modvig questioned the mechanisms in place for holding police officers accountable. ofthere are disturbing facts excessive force by police officers especially toward african-americans another persons of color. we seem to demonstrate the current mechanisms of accountability are insufficient. we have information that many federal investigations against police officers from lawful and excessive use of force were closed without criminal charges because they did not present sufficient evidence of willful misconduct to give rise to a federal criminal prosecution for the police officers involved. >> as u.s. officials defended the country's record on human rights, a group of youth acti

the first to respond to the incident is sheriff fred abdullah. >> we didn't hit him. we didn't strike him. nothing like that. i knew and i could just imagine the pain that he was going through, the hurt. >> i have done a lot of sentencing hearings. i have had family members be terribly upset and angry, but i had never seen a physical altercation between a victim's family member and the defendant. i was terrified for him that he might get hurt as the officers tried to subdue him and my honest thought was he might try to kill the defendant. >> others in the courtroom feared the same thing. >> i to the this was going to be a disaster and it was. i saw mr. sweat's hand moving to try to get to the sheriff's weapon. the sheriff was able to restrain him and he did not get his hand on the sheriffs weapon, which was holstered. >> clifford can't defend himself. he's handcuffed and remains silent during the struggle. >> he never moved. he never said a word. he never backed off. he never looked afraid. he just simply sat there and even afterwards within they brought him back into

about no changes on the temple mount and stating time after time, also after his meeting with king abdullah in jordan and state secretary kerry really calling to a quiet and stabilized situation, very, very responsible talk. what we have is on the other side incitement. and you saw it. israelis can not walk the streets, cannot go on trains and this has to stop because at the end of the day this is education. education for the other side and i hope his words today are going to really help the prime minister's word of trying to calm the situation are going to help to really calm it because it's important. >> well, let's talk about calming it because benjamin netanyahu said he'd come out to protect israel. what's the next move for israel? sadly, it is -- it does have to do something. what's the next move? >> the next move is not just for israel. the next move is for the entire world to understand that those radical groups, these radical islam, hamas, hezbollah, isis, al qaeda, you can't appease them. you have to stand up against them because they go out against the values that we all cherish.