apologies we seem to be losing the connection with our guest there in amman but we did get the gist of what she was trying to say and the description of a very dire humanitarian situation in yemen that was sort on a big boom from the norwegian refugee council via skype from amman. in other world news the u.s. defense department the pentagon has ordered an amphibious landing ship to reinforce u.s. forces in the gulf iran is dismissing the deployment as psychological warfare aimed at intimidation the arlington which is designed to land u.s. marines is joining the abraham lincoln aircraft carrier battle group which sailed through the suez canal on thursday commanders say the deployments are a response to possible operations by iran against u.s. forces in the region last in jordan has more from washington. earlier this week the trumpet ministration ordered the commander of the abraham lincoln and its kompany and vessels to basically be on standby for any sort of provocative actions by the iranian military now on friday the u.s.s. arlington has been ordered to join the abraham lincoln and t

his government the court says jordan should have arrested bashir upon its request when he visited amman in march twenty seventh teen but she it was there to attend the arab league summit in march twenty seven thousand well for more on this stephanie decker is joining us now from the hague so there have been some swift decisions being made just in the last hour stephanie. yes the judge took him over half an hour to go into the detail the legal issues surrounding this appeal by jordan as you mentioned there basically that they won't be referring jordan to the u.n. security council which was the finding over a year ago but they still maintain that jordan did not comply with its legal obligations because it is a signatory to the rome statute which is the underlying foundation of the international criminal court to hand over omar al bashir when he was in jordan and twenty seventeen now it comes down to points like did omar al bashir enjoy head of state immunity because you dawn is not a signatory to the international criminal court well that the judges were unanimous and said no he did not e

and karl amman has becomen a do quixote figure, just someone shouting in the wind.re are a lot of discussion now about the extinction rates and for decades people haven't been listening. he's doiga more inveson and saying this is happening in the world and we have to take note of it. y visit several tiger farms in the course of your reporting, some are small and look ramshackle. others are almost industrial scale in their size. i mean, you must have been shocked to see this kind of -- this sort f farming of an animal like a tiger. >> and the most amazing thing was you have been driving down the roads in laos that are rural and bend the gates was something of an industrial enterprise that they could fm hundreds of tigers in these places and we would have a drone going over it d, inside that footage, you would see tigers as small as ants prowling around, and you could see this is an industrial operation that we are eat creating out of tger becomes a product along this assembly line. >> the thing that comes through in yr reporting is the difficulty of trying to stamp i

we are private about thai people and often walk how do deal how do we live with the people read the amman story of the people from the outside how to ride on the elephants how the people use their elephant in the past in the past me read go on the often we hear the elephant have a prize for patients until the forestation was banned in 1809 elephants in thailand were also used in forestry. now they only stack heavy logs to entertain 2 arrests. around $5000.00 elephants in total live in thailand today with around $3000.00 of them in captivity. nina earthman brassicas a danish biologist she advises elephant camps on how to combine tourism better with animal welfare she thinks that in a perfect world elephants would be free not held in captivity but the reality is a different one in thailand now it's about maintaining certain basic standards at least. so good welfare can easily be done in a riding camp if you provide the elephant with shade enough good enough water enough rest and and otherwise free from discomfort also. ning whose name means number one in the thai language is the star among

back in amman go is handing out water canisters but not everyone appreciates the guest for years politicians would give away money as a form of vote buying source some of the locals were hoping for more but bloomberg is to mistake that the next generation of leaders want to simply be judged by the size of their wallets why is it important that young people young women's shoes what about you and this is why i think what we have an idea we have. here we have that they knew by and said we are a new generation and invited to do it and nobody is going to buy our i don't know what that will eventually bloomberg gives him and also distributes some money after all peoples are to exchange slowly and there is still a long and difficult road ahead for bloomberg and other young african politics it's but progress is already being met. the fact that for now from africa we got all our stories on our website on the facebook page the next time i find out . i. fake hair and real story. where i come from a lot of women like me you have fake hair sometimes the hair style takes up to two days that's a lot of tim

it was in amman to attend the arab league summit in march twenty seventh teen is wanted by the i.c.c. for crimes committed in darfur by militias aligned to his government well for more on this stephanie decker is joining us now live from the hague stephanie find a center correctly but she had had trouble to several different countries not just jordan joining this particular trip but they seemed the i.c.c. seems to be focusing on jordan what are we going to hear in court today. we've been listening to the reaction to the appeal over half an hour now you can still see the judge. has findings there the reading between the lines of what is a very complicated legal speak let's say for us layman terms is that the judges have unanimously agreed that jordan continued to be in violation of its legal obligations as a signature to the rome statute or this is of course the underlying principles that founded the i.c.c. to hand over their share to the hague when he visited as you said there in two thousand and seventeen also yes you mentioned not the first time he visited a foreign country he visit

strike saying cuts to electricity or water supplies could put lives at risk at the latest now from amman khan who is in khartoum so how has life been affected by this strike. well on day 2 the strike seems to be holding in fact actually anecdotally speaking at least it seems to be getting bigger and bigger and bigger let me just show you that street one of the busiest or if it is in call it seem very few vehicles driving around all the shops along this street completely shut and that's the scene is being repeated across culture in the protest movement is very confident that this strike is actually working and that it's putting pressure on the transitional military council to come back to the negotiating table of the transitional military council haven't announced that they all going to go back to the negotiating table in fact actually what they've done is issue statements that say we're part of the revolution and that the strike actually is not helping the revolution let's take a look now at a round up of everything that's happened so far. on any other day this would be the main transpor

transport hospital electricity and banking staff all stopped work on tuesday at the latest now from amman khan who is in khartoum so this strike emraan to protest leaders consider it to have been a success so far. no only are they considering it to be a success but they're actually saying that day 2 more industries joined in more sectors joined in other than the ones you mentioned take a look this is actually one of the busiest thoroughfares over there and then this story is normally very busy a lot of the shops are closed this 2 shops are actually open but it's unclear whether the iron is just in the shop but not actually working now what the protest movement said it also people to turn up to their offices but not work and that's exactly what we've seen over the last 24 hours or so let's bring out today right now with all of the latest. data too and the looks remain in place called to a nice standstill and the protest movement says aid has the upper hand and is threatening more strikes if the transitional military council doesn't come back to the negotiating table. however the ruling tra

of the deal iran agreed and that stockpile was being removed to russia to oman heavy water going to amman and enrich uranium going to russia now the nuclear sanctions that were implemented by the united states a few days ago would make it more difficult basically made it impossible binding iran's hands to get rid of its stockpile of that nuclear material iran's president hassan rouhani saying today they will no longer commit to that part of the deal there will no longer hold itself to a limiting the stockpile that it has that it will continue to produce materials and go over the limits in the nuclear deal and he said that that was within the framework of the agreement that other parties are not holding to their commitments and iran does not have to hold true to its commitments now there is a legal procedure here under the auspices of the deal in sixty eight that this this . lessening of its commitment will last for sixty days in that time iran has said that it hopes to be able to negotiate with the remaining signatories to the nuclear deal and figure out a solution to the oil and banking

students but recently scores of children have been expelled tend to cherry reports from cox's bazar amman and abu were both born in bangladesh their parents fled me and maher in 1901 their home now a sprawling refugee camp in cox's bazaar we have not identified them at their request but both were recently expelled from school our teachers went on our classrooms and told us that you will not be able to study here comment is not able to study anymore here for years bangladeshi schools have allowed some roofing or refugees from cox's bazar to attend classes a man is now worried about his future and that of other refugees so even the government can give us everything so why they are unable to give us and educations . nearly 55 percent of the total running a population are children providing them education is the biggest challenge the community is facing now bangladesh government however is wary that setting up any such schools will offer the rowing as a sense of permanence and that they will not want to return to me m r r bull is concerned many young people like him are being denied the chanc

the coeditor of an online magazine specializing in the contemporary middle east he's on skype from amman jordan i appreciate as well and it is very early in the morning this i thank you for joining us do you agree with what harry was referring to in that report and what one of the guests were referred to that this can be perhaps kept to a minimum casualties and destruction because all of other events going on following a pattern in fact of the last sort of events where a cease fire or a truce comes pretty quickly. yes very much agree i mean the media context of the most recent escalation is that as part of the cease fire discussions the israelis had apparently committed not to use live ammunition and confronting march of return demonstrations this past friday and of course they did they killed one protester and wounded dozens of others including journalists and medics and this is in the broader context as your report pointed out of israel not implementing a number of commitments it had made about easing the blockade which is now in its thirteenth year and has been been deemed to be illeg

capital baghdad and his deputies used to begin his tour of the region on sunday with stops in cata amman and kuwait was aris visit comes just weeks after a reported meeting with the democratic senator dianne feinstein in the united states that she is one of many democrats who've opposed the white house decision to sell weapons to its regional allies more on that in just a while 1st so let's hear from same as ravi our correspondent in tehran. the united states already has tens of thousands of active military personnel stationed in and around the middle east so $1500.00 more is a relatively small addition even billions of dollars in weapon sales to countries in the region could be seen as par for the course but in the current climate of conflict through the prism of tension with the united states iran is taking every move that the americans make in the region very seriously foreign minister jihad zarif said american decisions are endangering international peace and security he said u.s. accusations against iran are only designed to justify hostile american policies and raise tensions in th

night that arab emirates to the sea of amman through 4 j. or so if you will if you throw in the phones attacks where they coordinated. the outcome is. indicates that there is a calling kind of core of the nation because the target or the aim is the same is that nobody can bypass whole state of automobiles and be safe. and given the pipeline attack and the fact that the drone that carried it out it would have had to travel a very long way it's pretty powerful technology where would that have come from. it's not secret that around force is all of this support is the knowhow and the technology. which enabled the whole thing. up there. ballastic missiles and then drones and the main characteristic of this draw is that it is slow and. when it is slow in their flight that means is that because for the. left or the misses misses. back them because the miss is. set to attack high speed missile and not slow wrong. we'll leave it there i do appreciate it thanks very much. you went broke it talks between rebels and government representatives are taking

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the victims that need psychological assistance but that relatives too including for example the wife amman in critical condition being cad at the institute all of them are in a state of shock they can't process what's happened now across social media people have released videos of passengers fleeing the burning jet crew members quickly carried out the evacuation plan and you can see how chaotic the situation was in these videos there were also reports that passengers scrambling for their luggage also contributed to the discord now earlier today we spoke to one man who brought flowers in tribute to the airport although he had no familial ties to the victims of his own there's nothing more heard on the side of the mystery that could have happened a new one so how tragic when fate takes an unexpected turn like this is what life is all a matter of luck and can and just like that i would like to have someone brought me flowers or something like this happened to me as for the relatives about fifty of them arrived earlier this morning from water months where the city has declared a three day peri

his government the court says jordan should have a rested bussy at opponents request when he visited amman in march twenty seventh team but there was there to attend the arab league summit seventy dekker has more from the hague it took more than half an hour for the judge to read out the background and the verdict of jordan's appeal basically unanimous of all judges saying that jordan should have handed over the form a sudanese president omar al bashir to the i.c.c. when he visited a man in two thousand and seventeen but they will no longer be referring jordan to the un security council it really had to do with the issue of immunity of a head of state sudan is not a signatory to the i.c.c. but jordan is now the judges here ruling that omar al bashir did not enjoy that immunity that jordan failed under its legal obligation as a signatory to hand him over but the bigger question really is this is where does the i.c.c. stand what kind of power does it have what are the consequences of actions like this the case against him all bashir the arrest warrant has been out for ten years now the i.c.c

amman and abu were both born in bangladesh their parents fled me and maher in 1901 their home now a sprawling refugee camp in cox's bazaar we have not identified them at their request but both were recently expelled from school our teachers went on our classrooms and told us that you will not be able to study here at a time comment is not able to. study any money here for years bangladeshi schools have allowed some roofing or refugees from cox's bazar to attend classes a man is now worried about his future and that of other refugees so even the gunmen can give us everything so why they are unable to give us and educations. nearly 55 percent of the total running our population are children providing them education is the biggest challenge the community is facing now bangladesh government however is wary that setting up any such schools will offer the rowing as a sense of permanence and that they will not want to return to me m r r bull is concerned many young people like him are being denied the chance to improve their lives. in this situation because of the more integrated the more don't supp

ministry spokesman say that he has called for an investigation saying the incidents in the city of amman are alarming and regrettable such incidents will have a negative impact on the security of shipping and maritime transport in the region regional states should be alert about the conspiracies orchestrated by ill wishes to undermine the stability and security in the region. iran has recently threatened to block oil flows through the key shipping route of the strait of hormuz in response to u.s. sanctions the strait links all producers in the middle east including saudi arabia and u.a.e. to markets around the world it's been at the heart of tensions for decades now during the iran iraq war in the $1980.00 s. the 2 sides disrupted each other's oil exports and what was known as the tanker war in 2008 the united states said iranian boats approached and threatened its warships in the strait in 2010 a japanese oil tanker was attacked in the strait an armed group linked claimed responsibility and in 2015 iranian ships fired shots of the singapore flag tanker iran says it damaged one of its oi

that is happening of the territories controlled by the americans and their allies are you sure from amman the groups which fight on the ground do leave the priesthood firmly believe that the kurdish issue should be settles and it should be celt also respective the tutorial. and sovereignty of every country where the kurds the. we believe that the kurds in syria should have their rights protected they are nation they have got builders you'll see their own history they lived in syria for centuries so these people like us the voters should leave their home territory stay young that is their heritage that is their history on the ticker and they had sabbaths which has sealed the part of the u.s. to get it to lower c. of those who got ups relocate them to the territories where the era of tribes used to leave this is a very damaging paralysis supporter cuil least it's apparent in the news when the games and it's going to divide the us was in the spirit of everybody to contribute to the visitor which is good process and i mean to tell us what you throw is this we hope that our system of colleague

claiming to be a russian investor back in 2017 the woman allegedly offered to buy a 50 percent stake in amman a major austrian newspaper to flip the editorial position in favor of the freedom party so let's take a look at some of the some of the parts that clip. we're going to see sort of. species like to. you she's. now those wealthy individuals mentioned in the video reportedly had something to do with a charity organization connected to the freedom party now they according to some sources in the media had. were making donations to the freedom party basically now strachan his colleagues acknowledge that this meeting took place but they swear that they intended to stay within the bounds of austrian law and the individuals mentioned in the meeting claimed that they never gave any money to directly to the party so we'll have to see how exactly this will affect the austrian politics in the near future. very near future just looking at another line that's come through to me here vice chancellor apparently going to announce he's resigning imminently maybe even in the next few minutes if that's th

in amman change of attitude american mainstream media now warn of the dangerous precedent being set by washington is intensifying pursuit of. us present triumph announces he's sending more troops to the middle east and. sales to the region in order to keep iran in check. and the netflix show 13 reasons why about a teen who kills himself fresh outrage was quoted saying it should be pulled from the platform for romanticising suicide i guess weigh in. on the problem is that the kind of you know glamorized if they were kind of romanticized this idea behind it we have to give that you were false ability on this or put the onus on the parents i think parents have to be more involved in the wives of their children. it's 1 o'clock am most watching all to international line from last year with me today welcome to the program concern in the journalistic community is mounting after the u.s. filed 17 for the charges against you in an assault on thursday in what's being described as an attack on media freedom and attacked a ration of war on journalists. and one who cares about press freedom and the

a rising power challenging a hedge of manpower and there is that there are some choices that hedge amman can allow it to happen in the case of allowing china to down its path that a way it's going you can negotiate with it which united states has shown with its last set of demands it doesn't want to and then there's the 3rd choice and that's a military conflict where are we fred when it comes to that is that a trap. well i think the 1st of this trap certainly between unite us and china it could apply to these 2 countries and since is a term of us i want to talk about another way it's a marathon and united is clearly is the front runner so the united states if it's the fun run the should keep on keep on running not try to turn look at the 2nd person behind you and try to kick that person down because as soon as you do that the 3rd the 4th the 5th the 6 the 7th run that will be surpassing you so that is what the united states is trying to doing is very very shortsighted at this point it would be hurting united states in the long run as far as military conflict goes i do think that the u.s.

zonda is standing by max what's the mood there as i mentioned of the dutch politicians france a tim amman's is at the top candidates for you have been commission president has been boosted interest in the election. well france in the months is one of the many faces of the e.u. elections. but he is not expected to have a real input year at least not a positive one them his party is expected to come in in 3rd and traditionally here in the netherlands they are very pro european but not so much pro voting in european elections the voter participation since 1909 has never exceeded 40 percent and we're actually standing right in outside of a polling station right now and crossed a canal talked to a couple people there they feel like this time maybe there is more interest they feel like more people are coming but we'll have to wait for the for the end of the day to see if that's true or not and let's we saw in the u.k. a populist surge is expected what is it like in the netherlands. well one political party has taken center stage all of a sudden that's the forum for democracy a far right populist

our correspondent in amman kozyrev has been covering the mh 17 tragedy since it happened earlier gave you know neal more on the latest developments. 5 years have passed but it's only seems like it happened yesterday you know i was there one of the 1st reporters on the scene so we have the malaysian prime minister who says malaysia accept the results of the investigation however they accepted to a certain point they accept that the plane was brought down by a russian missile but to this is that has not been concluded and this is what malaysia has a problem with the moment also there is absolutely nothing that supports the investigators claim that the weapon was actually smuggled from russia and after the d.d. was taken back from the korean territory which there were claims that the missile belongs to the russian military moscow obviously denied all those claims and what they did was actually trace its origin back to the soviet union the missile was manufactured in the soviet union but then it was routed to ukraine and this is way it remained. for the rest of the time and also russian d

the amman citadel made a dramatic backdrop for director guy ritchie and cast aladdin lands in theaters may 24th. >>and it's full seeing this one. >>as the final season of hbo's game of thrones winds down the author of the book says batting down what he calls a crazy story on his blog george rr martin denies internet rumors that he's finished writing the long-awaited final 2 books in his a song of ice and fire series says martin it boggles me that anyone would believe this story even for an instant previous book came out 8 years ago so maybe it was wishful thinking in hollywood i'm david daniel. >>and as the world awaits sunday's finale of game of thrones will were get a new look inside of the show's last season so hbo. they released this trailer for the upcoming documentary game of thrones the last watch and it chronicles creating the last season of game of taking fans behind the scenes showing what it actually takes to bring the story to life game of thrones the last watch from ears may 26 on hbo if you're interested that's one week after for the series. and a lot of fun so obsessed w

hours before some fifteen hundred police officers regained control of the facility east of the capital amman a city. now to pakistan and the christian woman who spend years on death row on a blasphemy charge she's left the country according to her lawyer she's now arrived in canada where to offer daughters of forced to have been already granted asylum but fasi abebe it marks the start of a new life in safety far from the islamist hardliners in pakistan who wanted her dead but she's one of the most talked about women in pakistan. pictured here shortly after her conviction in two thousand and ten the christian mother of five sentenced to death for alleged remarks about islam during an argument with fellow farm workers who refused to share their glass of water with a non muslim. she was acquitted in october twenty eight hundred and went into hiding not on death row but still in constant fear for her life and this is why hard line islamists calling for her to be hanged. the supreme court's decision triggered days of nationwide protests. who are who in every corner of the country the sons of isla

. >>> amman taunts a k-9 officer at an ihop, the shocking video captured from inside this northern california restaurant. >>> a new study suggests e- cigarette flavorings might be bad for your heart. the most potent, cinnamon. what is behind these findings? >>> hail and apples don't mix. the impact of recent weather happening on this year's crop at apple hill. >>> temperatures as much is 15 degrees cooler than average this weekend. and yes, it did rain again with small hail in the area. live look at city hall through the fog. we have the fog and chilly air it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save $1,000 on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 36 months. ends monday. >>> tonight an arrest at an international house of pancakes in roseville. the suspect even attempted to fight a police dog. reporter rob malcolm with what happened next. >> reporter: the video is shocking. victor alec on it never expected to film the ceci sat down for a meal

town itself out of amman and others then we going to have enormous prices and then we're talking about two hundred thousand up to a million of people who probably will be on the rules right now i'm still hopeful that's not going to happen i'm still hopeful that this will be contained to dot's final confrontation a cease fire line. as government tanks and troops move towards it live in greater numbers state media say they're there to target terrorists from a group linked to al qaeda but many fear this could be the start of a bigger operation to take the final rebel held stronghold home to nearly three million civilians one million of them children enter chapelle al jazeera. well still ahead on al-jazeera saw firsthand the misery that was created with the russians and cubans help. mixed messages from the u.s. after donald trump downplays russia's involvement in venezuela. we look at how the legacy of apartheid is fueling tensions leading up to south africa's election. we've had some severe storms across the deep south of the u.s. anywhere from around say museum and i that's not the tapes

forces make regular use of facilities in amman and in the u.a.e. for more than 15 years there's been no formal u.s. military presence in saudi arabia u.s. operations at the college air base just south of riyadh ended in 2000. 3 part time between the 2 countries militaries a strong and the kingdom has been a major buyer of u.s. weapons and america's support for the saudi u.a.e. campaign in yemen has become a significant political issue as you just heard him make mention of well we can now speak to joe ruben who is president of the washington strategy group and former assistant secretary of state he's joining us live from washington thanks for talking to us. that point the allen our correspondent made a little bit earlier that many people are pointing out that there is a certain resonance a certain echo if you like of this particular time with 2003 in the run up to the war in iraq is that something that you would agree with. what 19 echoes busy definitely and i served at the state department during the 20022003 period in the bush administration as a

allowed refugee students but recently many have been expelled and the charger report from cox's bazaar amman and up where both born in bangladesh their parents fled me and mar in 1901 their home now a sprawling refugee camp in cox's bazaar we have not identified them at their request but both were recently expelled from school our teachers when our classrooms and told us that you will not be able to study here. mentees. study anymore. for years bangladeshi schools have allowed some rohingya refugees from cox's bazar to attend classes a man is now worried about his future and that of other refugees so. even the government can give us everything so way they are unable to give us and educations . nearly 55 percent of the total running our population our children providing them education is the biggest challenge the community is facing now bangladesh government however is wary that setting up any such schools will offer the rowing as a sense of permanence and that they will not want to return to me m r r bull is concerned many young people like him are being denied the chance to improve their li

forces make regular use of its facilities in amman and the u. . for more than 15 years there's been no formal u.s. military presence in saudi arabia u.s. operations at the air base just south of riyadh and in 2003 but ties between the 2 countries militaries are strong and the kingdom has long been the major buyer of u.s. weaponry america's support for the saudi u.a.e. campaign in yemen has also become a significant political issue in the u.s. . rodger shanahan is a research fellow at the lowy institute for international policy of the form australian army officer he says the narrative surrounding the u.s. deployment of warships is more dangerous than the deployment itself. so i think we have to separate the actual deployments in terms of the carry better program to probe planned and perhaps the patriot missile batteries which are something that is new york separate those from the language so it's emanating from washington so the narrative in washington is only hardening of the approach to iran and choosing days normally sequenced military deploymen

amman who was seen on a bicycle dropping off that parcel is now being sold by the police said the anti terrorist police have been alerted. one burnell has all the details. panic in leon as part of france's third largest city went into lockdown after an explosion in the city center. police quickly cordoned off the area after the suspected bomb attack happened around five thirty local time outside a bakery. french president emmanuel my clone named it an attack during a live interview on the olympian electitions. you know there has been an attack in leon.. i think everyone is aware as i've just seen many comomments d messages from people were rightly worry suki sukii beside you and i'm not able to tell you exactly how it happened a and yu me -- but at this stage of their sentence to be no casualtieies t the end of the day some people have been injured and i want to send my thoughts to them and their family base it off of me. sources say a man leftt a packae filled with screws -- falls in front ofof a bakakery on the cor of two popular streaks. searching for partially masked suspect on a b

tempest the south up to the low forty's now from mecca high thirty's to doha as an example in and in amman rather forty mark as well and a hint of the breeze coming in from the southwest now you're notice this isn't the monsoon coming in but that's what you would look for to have to watch it so humidity is relatively high now temperatures are rising this is approaching proper hot complements of summer in southern africa has been reason require recently can't stay that way for long cape town's singing creasing clad in occasional showers but to the east you look all right. sponsored. i mean you want to get down to the nitty gritty of reality whether online and you have a male chauvinist and that is clashed with in our global federation and it is really hard to get a piece of that or if you join at sunset. they can speak up their mind this is a dialogue everyone has a voice to talk to us and i live you to chat and you too can be a mystery join the conversation on how to zero. your watching i'll just remind our of our top stories this hour two reuters journalists jailed in the been released un

coming down to about $37.00 but we do expect to see plenty of wind in the forecast here over towards amman though it is going to be rainy we could be seeing some flooding as well with the scott so you attempt to $34.00. anything you say tight brows can be held against. food lines investigates how governments using israeli software to turn critics cellphones into the ultimate tools of surveillance just exposure of your personal world doesn't just stop you right it extends out to the people you care about who trusted you and it makes you toxic cross border any fan anywhere targeted by text on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera quick remind all the top stories for you 9. australia's ruling conservative coalition has won the country's general election and a major upset prime minister scott morrison has described the victory as a miracle the opposition leader bill shorten stood dying after conceding defeat austria's far right deputy leader has resigned over a secret video recording christian strucker was filmed offering government contracts to an unknown russian woman in exchange for politi

meeting with netanyahu understand about half an hour ago they started that meeting he's come here from amman where he's been speaking to the jordanians about the trump plan essentially still sticking to this idea that they will unveil the economic elements of this plan at a summit in manama in bahrain on june the 25th and 26th but so far lots of. potentially interested countries are pulling out of course the palestinians are saying they won't be there and he's here to talk about that situation with the israelis he may have expected to come here to speak to benjamin netanyahu on the day that he confirmed his government but now of course that isn't the case the u.s. administration had already put off the of the plan and certainly the political part of the plan in accordance with the unexpectedly early israeli elections called in april will they have to do that again if they do then we start getting into the u.s. election season ahead of the 2020 election and the trump campaign for that so it certainly makes efforts all the more difficult the palestinians of course have entirely rejected it in

next to visit a donald trump's son in law to amman has exposed a rift between the us and jordan one of the us is key allies in the middle east. john king abdullah receive jared kushner and restated jordan's commitment to a two state solution between the israelis and the palestinians donald trump is hailed and promised the deal of the century to resolve them at least in conflict. it's still to be revealed christians tourists seems an attempt to rally arab support before the next peace conferenc. before jordan christian was in morocco. jared kushner excxchanging pleasantries witith the king of morocco in this postt ramadan feast the son in law under fisa to dononald trump is on a diplomatic mission in response. looking to gather support for israeli palestinian peace plan. the e trip which takes into ammn in jordan followed by jerusalem the us is a time to broker p pee bebetween both nations. is set to be a very tough one palestinian authorities continue to boycott the trump administration ever since washington recognize jerusalem as israel's capital in. twenty seventeen the details of cu

be feeling still quite high across much of the area over here across parts of saudi arabia and into amman we are going to be watching the threat of heavy rain and that could lead to some localized flooding as well but for parts of south africa we are going to see a frontal boundary make its way across parts of cape down that will bring a shower or 2 as well as some windy conditions and by the time we get towards tuesday things start to improve temptress come up to about 17 degrees but for durban you'll be seeing that front about to come through attempt a few of 21 degrees in johannesburg a nice day with a temperature of 23. russia has jeopardized the united states security interest we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside. once the picture from the inside. i think russia's foreign policy is too soft. russian goals be achieved not peace and if you will russia all knowledge is either. welcome if you're just joining us you're watching al-jazeera live from doha these are your top stories so far today the u.s. president donald trump has issued a direct t