works. >>> welcome back to "gps" from amman, jordan.esday prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address the united states congress to warn it directly of the iranian nuclear threat. it's a move security adviser susan rice called destructive to the fabric of the relationship between the two allies. two weeks later israel will hold national elections. labor party chairman and leader of the opposition isaac herzog has emerged as chief rival for the job. a poll this week had the two parties tied for the top number of seats in the new parliament. he joined me from tel aviv. mr. herzog, pleasure to have you on. >> pleasure to be with you, fareed. >> this week you said prime minister netanyahu's decision to speak to the united states congress two weeks before the election, without informing the white house, was political spin. what did you mean by that? >> let me make it clear to the american public and to our viewers that there is no difference in israel as to the strategic threat that emanates from the iranian nuclear program. clearly no is

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. >> thank you very much indeed, live from amman in jordan. >>> as the security situation don't deteriorate in libya many are returning. nicholas hawk has been speaking with some of the men who have just returned home. >> they return home to senegal empty handed hungry and shaken. words come up again and again about their treatment in libya. violence and racism. >> they would whip us with chains every day. we were animals to them. >> he hoped to reach europe but he ran out of money. it took two years working as a builder in tripoli to get the money back then an armed group forced their way into his room, locked him and his companions up and stole everything they had. up to 800 subsaharan african are being held, there may be more. >> we have limited means. we'll do whatever it takes to save the hundreds of people left behind and are facing a dangerous situation. >> senegal teamed up with the international organization for migration to secure their repatriation. those who make the journey are being given $180. but it means returning to life they once tried to leave behind. it's the middle of

joining us via web cam from amman, jordan. director of the institute of public policy and international affairs at the american university of beirut. thank you very much. >> you bet. >>> british prime minister david cameron says if he wipz re-election in may, that will be his last term in office. mr. cameron told the bbc if the conservatives are returned to power, he will serve as prime minister for the full five-year term, and then he would leave number 10 downing street. >> if you remain prime minister will you go for a second snerm. >> no. i think, you know i'm standing for a full second term. i'm not saying all prime ministers necessarily, definitely go mad or go mad at the same rate. but i think -- i feel i've got more to bring to this job. i think the job is half done. >> the labor opposition accused him of being arrogant while some commentators have predicted it could be the start of a five-year-long leadership tussle within the conservative party. >>> now the 2016 presidential race is officially on. senator ted cruz a

amman 9:00 a.m.. a cooler stars tom king about different to archer's that will begin in the upper 40's as we had along the bay shore communities. >> reporter: upper 60s along the coast. and 70 degree temperatures as we have other away from the walter. --water >> pam: and mom and her children surprise and or or in their home. you will hear the story in her own words later tonight at 8. a fire breaks out in the mission district. a search on for the car. >> gary: >> reporter:coming up! people behaving badly! >> pam: today the district attorney and announced that they are changing the chargeback to murder. green is accused of being responsible for the debt of 20 day old justin reid he died either drowning or of hyperthermia. he's going will be back in court on friday creek. >> pam: later many will say your children would be pushed to the limit and new state test. we will break it down to you. >> gary: you will hear from the 49ers' nuclear! new player! later in this broadcast! in our house, we do just abou

we have more only amman. >> an official jordanian force confirmed to al jazeera that jordan has indeed participated in the saudi-led military operation in yemen that began overnight. the reason the source said was because jordan supports the legitimate government in yemen and also supports yemen's security and stability and also in a show of support and appreciation for the historic relationship between jordan and the saudi arabia, as well as the rest of the gulf arab countries the source also said that the stability of saudi arabia and the g.c.c. countries is a high national jordanian interest and that jordan supports the legitimate government in yemen formed and that includes all the different parties in yemen. >> a professor of middle east history at qatar university joins me in the studio. the recent history of yemen just seems that it's been all about the houthis on a roll, rolling out of their northern enclave taking almost all of the country at this point. has this military unitervention stopped or is it stopping that process? >> >> the operation started last night will have a s

solar impulse left abu dhabi two weeks ago and has already been to amman and india. is expect today take five months. >>> australia is the toast of world cricket after seeing off co-host new zealand in the final in melbourne. it's the country's fifth world cup title and the first time australia has won the cup on home turf. andrew thomas has more from sydney. >> reporter: a big victory rally has been going on in the sunshine in melbourne's federation square. big cheers went up as each team member came out on stage. the biggest of all for the captain, michael clark. australia's prime minister wasn't there but his deputy was, all australians were proud of this team he said. the papers here are full of the victory too. here is monday's australians. it calls the final match the dream sequence, a demolition job of new zealand. the daily telegraph here calls it a ferry a fairytale. it's only march of course but it's been a good year so far to australian sport. world cricket champions and also the football champions of asia. after victory in the asian cup also on home turf

bill: conor powell leads or coverage from amman, jordan.tive have the airstrikes been, connor? >> reporter: overtakennian officials -- jordanian officials want 20% of all the coalition airstrikes against isis the u.s. and its pilots are flying more than half of those. how effective those air strikes are, it's a tough question to answer. the coalition says they don't have particularly effective intelligence on the ground. what we are seeing is where these airstrikes back up ground troops, particularly in iraq where there are kurdish fighters and shiia muslims. isis does appear to be losing grounds in iraq. iraqi officials said they need more help, more weapons and more supplies. the current sort of structure of this overall offensive is just simply not good enough right now. twhriel is some effective parts of much this policy and plan in place. it isn't effective enough according to iraq why it and coalition officials. >> would syria even accept foreign fighters to help defeat is there are this country? >> so syria's foreign minister said th

how can you tell it's amman donndon -- abandoned from here? okay. >> oh, the mangrove finch. toot, toot. >> that's a good sign all right. they say completely hidden during our hike. but here's footage from francesca's team. not only are these birds threatened by rats but in the 1950s a random load of cargo brought a certain kind of fly to the galapagos, a fly that feeds on the little beaks of baby finches. >> it's sort of like a horror story really, that the fly lies its eggs in the nest, then the first larval stage enters the nasal cavities of the nestlings, so a lot of the birds die. it causes huge mortality. and other ones, you know, they fledge a lot lighter and smaller than they ought to be. >> that is a horror story. >> in the papaya use to attract them. >> so she lives out here trying to save birds she can barely see from flies she can barely catch. what do you say to someone who things, well, there are 13 other kinds of finches in the galapagos and maybe there's others we haven't discovered and this saul pais all part of the cycle, some survive and some don't. why is

thanks for being part of my program this week coming from amman, jordan. we'll see you next week in new york. >>> happening right now in the newsroom. their signs read i will not be afraid, thousands take to the streets of moscow mourning the death of a critic of vlad mere putin. and three teenagers believed to be on their way to join ace sis. >>> and in about three hours from now, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu touches down in the u.s. with his trip mired in controversy, will his speech the to congress backfire? you're live in the cnn newsroom. >> hem low and thanks for joining me, i'm fredericka whitfield whitfield. marchers went from the city center to the spot where the critic was killed. it was a rally he was supposed to lead today. and there's new surveillance video of the moment he was shot. you can make out he and his -- what appears to be the alleged gunman getting away. this is the companion which is now a witness, a 23-year-old model al model. so is this model friend now in a type of witness protection? how is this investigation being

we sat down together when i was in that country's capital amman recently.re than 600,000 refugees in jordan around 8% of the country's total population. >> we're now seeing syrians representing the largest refugee population in the entire world. >> one of the refugee camps you have here is now the fourth largest city in the country of jordan. >> we try not to refer to cities because we don't want these camps to be permanent because the ultimate hope has to be that they return back. yes, it's the fourth largest urban setting in jordan. >> the refugee camp hosts around 84,000 people. there are hospitals schools serving 18,000 children estimated 2,500 shops in the camp according to the u.n., including tailers, barber shop and even a pizza delivery service. >> what is the profile of the kind of people coming as refugees. >> they want everyone. you have teachers doctors, truckdrivers truckdrivers you have students people who represent society. >> jordan has a proud, taking in refugees iraqi, both world wars. as continues, jordan's government is under a lot of fi

. >> the saudi led airstrikes on yemen, a etired air force general joins us live from amman. thank you for joining us. the saudi led coalition said it had air there arty. >> is an. >> air power alone would not achieve the whole thing unless there are ground troops on the ground to get directors. having said that, any ground top invasion or incursion from the saudi or egyptian or any other arab country that is a war of attrition. this war will take a very, very long time to end. >> are they hitting the right targets, should they con send straight more on the houthi strong hold in the north of the country? >> absolutely right saying about the north of the country especially saada that is the center of gravity for the houthis. it is very close to the saudi border that's where the important targets are bound in the future. having said that, the houthi, i think they'll tree to provoke the saudi and introduce them to ground war sort of scenario. the geography is very hard there, hard to beat and there is going to be a war of attrition if that happens. >> we were hearing earlier in

we've just learned an italian court acquitted amman d daanda knox and her ex-boyfriend in the murderf her college roommate. she did not return to italy for the proceedings but learned of the news in the u.s. she would have served 29 years in prison if convicted. back to you. >>> they're bridging the gap. a special program involving sheriff's deputies in our area is helping school children succeed. >> news4's molette green visited a middle school in capitol hight where is one deputy is making a big difference. >> you've been coming to me? >> yes. >> as a lafs?w enforcement officer? >> yes, sir. >> at first i thought he was going to be on our cases like every day, he wasn't going to be like our friend. >> reporter: eighth-grader kyrie monroe stands tall among his peers at walker mill middle school. he and his fellow cadets look um to their mentor prince george's county sheriff's corporal rick johnson. >> class, attention. i do solemnly declare upon my honor. >> i do solemnly declare upon my honor. >> that i will faithly complete the duties of a prince george's county cadet. >> of a pri

coming from amman, jordan. we will see you next week in new york. when in fact the war was 1,000 miles off sea. since then a bunch more. the liberal media, a long time o'reilly foe claims he lied when he said he saw nuns getting shot in the head covering conflict in el salvador. he clarified he saw images of nuns shot. later in the week fox same defense "washington post" questioned o'reilly claim about northern ireland. a lot of other staffers say that's not true and sounds like an overstatement. so all of those claims we're going to explore responses and whether this matters for o'reilly or not. his ratings are up this week. first let's honey in on one other or riley story. this about his time in dallas as a young reporter in the 1970s. working on jfk's investigation, trying to tract down former friend of lee harvey oswald. the man's name was schmidt. i think i'm getting that wrong. we'll check it. here is what he wrote about in his best selling book "killing kennedy." this is from page 300. reporter traced him to palm beach, florida and confronted

this is video of the landing in amman. the plane gives off zero emissions emissions emissions.ow you might recall a prototype of this plane flu out of move fit field in 2013 before completing a successful flight across america. two swiss pilots are trying to flay this plane around the world over the next five months. you want a ride? >> no. i'll take a pass. thank you. very impressive. i think they should keep going. beautiful. and a beautiful day here. >>> it looks like summer just behind us. you've got the fog into san francisco. but inland we've got temperatures close to 80. we'll see another change in the weather come tomorrow. and we're tracking a much needed chance of rain and sierra snow in the forecast. >>> >>> you're looking at the coliseum in rome one of the most historic and ancient artifacts in italy. two california women have been arrested for carving their initials into the coliseum and then in a stunning move taking a selfie. the authorities say the women sneaked off a tour group and then committed that vandalism. an italian newspaper say the women are 2 is and 2

al jazeera, amman, jordan. >> good to have you with us on al jazeera. you know, the war is entering its fifth year now and let me put these comments to you that the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has made. he's saying that the united states will in the end have to negotiate with syria's assad. he's made these comments recently to american media. is this a shift in the u.s. strategy when it comes to the war? is there now a new approach that's going to be taken to solve this conflict? >> clearly, it is. i don't know if it's a shift in the strategy, because i don't know if there ever was a clear american strategy. there was an american de facto respondents to the events in the region trying to pursue certain policies to help the opposition in mostly non-lethal ways, but a clear strategy was not to be had -- >> obama has said that assad's days were numbered and it was non-negotiable to negotiate with assad, so this is something new. >> it is new. they did say very early on that he had lost legitimacy. that's not really a strategy, that's a reaction, a p

we'll have a check on the plane when it does land in amman. and we're in amani air space now.ong flights will be crossing the pacific and atlantic up to five days and nights. that's non-stop with no co-pilot in a cabin which is around the size of a box, around 3.8 meters cubed. >> that is an incredible endurance test really isn't it? tell us more about how the pilot will keep himself going. >> well we're more worried about the pilot than the plane, because we're very confident the plane can fly almost indefinitely. we know it can fly throughout the whole night using solar that's been stored throughout the day, but the pilot, how does he do it? we've had simulation tests. the pilots have been highly trained for this. there have been 72-hour tests in which the pilot has had lots of stimulus to make sure he can concentrate and his vigilance levels are high, we're very careful about the kind of food he eats, and each pilot has his own method of staying awake and vigilant. one of the pilots prefers yoga and meditation to make sure he can relax very quickly and have these short naps

artists from qatar amman and the u.k. are using an exhibition in doha to raise awareness on issues faced by disabled people in the gulf. many living in this region face discrimination. [ singing ] >> this is a 13-year-old aspiring singer. she suffers from a growth disorder. her parents brought her to an exhibition in the conference in doha on people with disabilities. she's always thought of herself as a regular child and wonders why she is considered to be disabled. >> i do not know how to describe how i felt. i cannot say whether i like them or different from them. i kept asking myself if i'm one of them or not. >> artists have created works of art to raise awareness. thousands of children in gulf countries face some sort of disability. many are discriminated against in employment. others face pity. >> exhibitions like this are just one aspect of the wider issue. gulf countries are often criticized for being too slow in reform to make society more inclusive for the disabled. >> reforms are needed at the social level. ma

. >> a retired jordanian air force general joins me now live from amman. good to have you with us. let's look at military strategy so far. does it seem to be focusing on taking out any sort of air capability by the houthis? >> i think they did already. the air strike, clean air strike was and they are very precise sort of a force multiplier for them. they have very trained pilots, so they hit the targets very well. i think they selectively target high value target, and in addition to that, they have this no fly zone with air supremacy now, they denied them the air field, of course. also in addition to that, you have the egyptians they did a very preemptive move by moving the frigates, the battle ships. the air campaign and whatever the military campaign i could say is doing very well at the moment. the solution for it or what we can expect for scenarios, i don't know, or i can not speculate that's going to happen scenario of possible ground invasion or from the saudis in the northern part or by aden to stop the houthi. the air progress did stop the houthi the situation still is unc

in a sea of jewish parties amman 0 day is a star attraction. but he is not jewish. palestinian decent. one of 1.6 million living in israel. the block he leads could hold the balance of power, a potential game changer for one-fifth of the country who for decades have complained about being second class citizens. no one can ever ignore us again he told us. we want to close the social and economic gaps between arabs and yous in this country. walking through this neighborhood he is welcomed as a local. i walk this street every day he says. i belong to each shop each person. growing up here he says he identified with mall come x. now the 41-year-old lawyer relates to martin luther king. having convinced arab rab's splintered parties to team up he wants the arabs to get out and vote and unseat benjamin netanyahu who he says feels racism against them in their own country. what makes people vote is the hope of change he says. we are 20% of the population. together we can prevent him from forming a government. there is some skepticism but many here believe their native son c

former secretary general kofi amman, veteran diplomat. and now another seasoned u.n.icial stefan. four months ago stefan told the security council he had an ambitious plan for a series of what he called freezes across syria. the first one was supposed to be in aleppo. he later even revealed he had an agreement from president assad to stop all aerial bomb bart in the aleppo for a six-week period. since then the plan has stalled. diplomats are are now very skeptical of the chances of success and for now there is no plan-b. syrians will continue to suffer and many more are bound to die. james bays, al jazerra, at the united nations. >> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon joined the chorus disapproving of the security council. today he lashinged out at the council five permanent mechanics, china russia, france, britain and the u.s., he said more needs to be done to assist the millions of civilians suffering through the saer vinnie war. he added every day brings more detective, displacement and destruction. raising the fear some prospects of the total collapse of this count

e-mail's revealed racist jokes this comes in the wake of a deadly shooting that as and sparked protest ammant of one arm black males. >>reporter: much more news and six dead included a lawsuit filed by the family of the 13 year-old girl. >>reporter: we have some rain chance and storm track 47 a forecast coming up. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >>reporter: it has been reached the 72 passengers on that trip was several beginning an unknown amount of money to pay out the confidential additional lawsuits are pending more than 200 people were hurt in that 2013 crash. three chinese teenagers have died in some of the footage when the plane did not make all the way onto the runway is tell clipping the sea wall boeing will also contribute to the financial settlement. >>reporter: shares officials are investigating whether a mountain biker attacked a hiker. the incident apparently happened on thursday by the friends said they

: we hope to hear your message and thank you so much from speaking from the norwegian council from amman>>> the country could go to civil war and he is trying to broker a deal to end the crisis and houthi rebels control most of the country and we report. [gunfire] this video appears to show shots being fired at a demonstration of the houthi coup and the central yemen. according to protesters at least one man was killed and five others wounded. demonstrations like these have become frequent after shia houthi fighters took over the country last month and he has been admitted to stop them from falling into further chaos in yemen and says there is a real danger of yemen breaking out. >> the situation in yemen can get out of hand and if there is no agreement the prospect is very bleak and a combination of scenarios in syria, libya and iraq, it's a horrible scenario and every effort should be made to promote a peaceful way forward. >> reporter: but the houthi rebels don't seem convinced about the u.n.-brokered talks. >> translator: when we see a positive position by the u.n. the u.n. security

coming to you today from the ancient citadel high atop amman, jordan.of the show will be an exclusive interview with the king of jordan, his majesty abdullah ii.

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. >>> while wolford denied any knowledge of what happened to the missing girl named amman dashes he did say they were friends prior to her disappearance nine years earlier. >> we knew each other since we were little kids. i used to go to her work and talk to her all the time. her best friend was two houses down. i used to hang out at her house all the time. >> do you think amanda's alive? >> yes. >> you really think she's alive? >> i think if she was dead they would have found her body. >> if there was something you could say to amanda's family, what would you say? >> that we all know that she's still alive that we all are hoping she's still alive, we all just got to have hope, faith that she'll come home one day. that's it. >> that night when i actually researched the story, i learned that the authorities had spent a great deal of time with him and obviously had gotten enough information that would warrant this dig in the lot. in fact, the prosecutor's office says it sent a team to visit robert in prison and spent many hours interviewing him, and he gave a very detailed account of kill

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. >> first to my right is amman da -- ahan da black horse. she is a citizen of the navajo foundation. she's known for her work in this controversy controversy over the name of her washington football team. she is the lead playoff. enagainst and football against -- to her right is leo kills back. professor killsback is a professor. he is a citizen of the cheyenne nation. his december sertation was entitled "the chief's prof fi during the critical irer ra 1876 to 1935." it's an epic history of northern china and leaders governs nonnans and leadership to this so. so please welcome professor killsback. [applause] to my left is jim worn and mr. warren is a citizen of the obama and da. he has a bachelor of science in the state university and from hs. he certained postgraduate significant and rehabilitation anded ministration. as i was there through the san diego state university and the postgraduate certificate program. and the trainer. he's president of what i'm supposed to do. very significantly was a football player for arizona state university

>> here's amman duty supervisor at the joint operations center. >> you have a forensic services division, correct? have you been engaged in this? >> i think everyone has been trying to retrieve these videos. >> when you say everyone. >> i'm sorry should be more concise. i know when we didn't have these videos available that you requested the broadband some of our people from cyber investigations as well as some of our people from our technical side as well as the manufacture. >> did you engage the forensic services division? >> i don't know personally. i just don't know. >> who gave orders on which tapes to preserve and which do not during the march 4 timeframe? >> i don't know that answer. >> who should've been responsible for that? >> the sergeant and lieutenant in the joint operations center as well as the gs 14 supervisor and the watch commander decides who or what is an incident that typically as i understand it would call back and make that request. >> i recognize i don't -- gentleman from south carolina. >> very briefly onto go to the chairman from north carolina who has done so m

agreement, you find that it's because the the president at the time, said they believed that the 12th amman would rise back to power amidst chaos. and as i understand their beliefs and their beliefs in profess if i would come to rain from the town of kufa, which the way the lines were drawn in the 20th century kufa in iraq. unfortunately, the state department, the justice department, the intelligence agencies under the obama administration have had their training materials regarding the beliefs of radical islamists purged, so they aren't allowed to learn what our enemies believe and what they have believed, so it's hard to anticipate what our enemies want to do and perhaps all the purging has led this administration to the idea that if we purge all the educational material about what radical islamists believe, then maybe it won't be actual and factual. yet "new york post" says -- we have an article in the last recent weeks where a catholic bishop, i believe he was from nigeria, had indicated that the obama administration was basically indicating that if nigeria did not amend their marriage

because of earlier car accident here north of amman to 38. --238 >>george: we're still jammed up intonimitz freeway and we continue to track problems here let's leave the can that the map up to interstate 280 were we had a similar and affect the right line still blocked southbound with a seven to a car crash south on interstate 280 and woodside road here is the bay bridge is in a long time since we've seen a friday like this license as an easy ride with the rebound so far san mateo bridge an easy trip for you on both directions we never did see stop and go traffic here. >>erica: started fans of a live look at the golden gate bridge clear skies lost of sunshine get used to it that we will see into the weekend as well to a judge on the call side this morning we have our fair share of the 30's but now we're moving in the direction of forces and '50s by lunchtime expect upper fifties to low 60s along the pipe and active as a national will the to afternoon tie in will see mid- 70s for saw the warmer spots and and around the bay storm track four satellite writer and as a show like to down a