ayman, what's your topic? ayman amer: i'm divided between two areas. one of them is national and one of them is international. think people will talk about a lot is the campaign issues. how is our political system? is it effective? is it too much imposed ... the money imposes a lot on our system or not? the other issue i think it will impose itself on us which is the area of the middle east, and terrorism, and the refugees. this is a big problem, but i think it has a habit of ... once in a while, it will come back to be the topic. craig vansandt: sure. well, since two of you mentioned politics, lack of honesty in politics, the presidential election and the influence of money, let's start with that. todd, tell me a little bit more about why you think that is the issue to discuss. todd right now, especially in the republican side in the caucus campaign, that we're seeing sort of unfold and wind down its final few weeks. i mean, we've seen the presidential race where the front-runner donald trump has said a lot of things and made a lot of promises to do t

among them, ayman bundy.s asking for more militia members to help them. >> this is not a time to stand down. it is a time to stand up and come to the county. we need your help and we're asking you for it. >> joining me over the phone, amanda peacher. let's start off with a little bit of what these militiamen are asking for. what are their demands? >> well, at this point, they haven't told a whole lot about what they are looking for or what their intentions are. but we do know that they are mostly anti-government and self-described patriots or constitutionalists who are from as far as utah, idaho, texas, nevada and a new from oregon. we know that they are protesting the management of federal land, and they say that many of the federal lands that blf currently administers should be in the hands of private individuals. >> talk to us about the ongoing situation. first of all, do you know how many of these militiamen are in that building? what have they taken over exactly and is there any police presence there? is

i spoke with ayman bundy. he was calm saying he wants is to be peaceful and wants the government to know until ranchers get back to ranching and minors to mining, they are not going anywhere. he's convinced they are here to stay. >> people have been abused long enough, really. their lands and resources have been taken from them, to the point where it's putting them literally in poverty. if we do not do something. if we do not make a hard stand, then we will be in a position where we won't be able to as a people. >> an important point to make, the two ranchesers going to federal prison will turn themselves in voluntarily tomorrow. they are the hammonds, the local ranchers at the center of this. they had contact with the group that is occupying the refuge, but they are not in any way officially connected with them. they made it clear in statements through the attorney that ayman bundy and the people at the refu refuge do not speak for them. >> there doesn't seem to be much of a police presence. how is law enforc

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nbc foreign correspondent ayman mohyeldin joins me from new york. right now when you look at the map of the middle east, we see not only conflagrations, potential conflagrations and real ones in yemen already, potential in bahrain and elsewhere, but also real threat to any hope of the saudis and iran working together with john kerry on the syrian peace talks only a few weeks from now. >> reporter: absolutely. if you were to take a look at the map of the middle east and look at key flash points and the countries that are really engulfed in turmoil, syria, yemen and iraq, in all three of those countries, you have on one side saudi arabia and its allies, on the other iran and its allies. you would not be able to solve any of those ongoing conflicts, any of those ongoing problems, without cooperation from these two heavyweights. that's certainly something the united states has learned over five years of a stalemate inside syria. so part of the u.s.' push over the past several months has been to try to get in addition to russia, in addition to representa

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the leader ayman bundy told them to stand down. bundy was arrested tuesday. one member of his group left dead. an extraordinary access into iran. and in a rare interview, the american educated head of iran's nuclear program reveals to nbc's richard engel never-before-heard details about the controversial deal that lifted international sanctions on iran. >> reporter: little is known about how iran ended up making a deal with its old enemy the united states. but now in the first american interview since the deal, the head of iran's atomic energy organization told nbc news his country's supreme leader, ayatollah, entrusted him with hammering out the details of the nuclear limits. >> he said, i do not trust the americans. it's okay, i trust you. do. >> reporter: an m.i.t. educated scientist revealed for the first time the conditions the supreme leader set. >> one condition was discuss the nuclear issue, no political negotiations. >> reporter: the ayatollah also insisted talks had to be quick and preserve iran's right to enrich uranium. >> the fourth condition was

. >> and ayman to you, do you think that saudi arabia field to even anticipate this kind of backlash?> i think in the run-up to the execution, there was a lot of warning, a lot of international organizations, human rights organizations, criticize saudi arabia for the judicial process that led to this execution, ultimately the trial. i think in terms of the backlash, there's the official reactions that we're hearing perhaps in the united states as well as from the official iranian government, but also the street protests. i don't think they anticipated the street protests that what we're seeing in tehran and other parts of the arab world and elsewhere. so for them, i think they have been a little blindsided by not just how popular he was but how much people would be willing to go to the streets. >> this could possibly spiral. let's talk about that, especially with the background with the divide here, and could escalate into civil war in the community. >> i think that's always a possibility. it's always a possibility, a sectarian civil war. it's between saudi arabia and iran it's more a

group leader ayman bundy was among those rested. bundy and others seized the headquarters as part of a did dispute over public lands in the west. allen schauffler, who has been following the story joins us by phone. what can you tell us about the people involved in the shoot-out? >> well, this was something that happened about four this afternoon, 4:20, west coast time. it looks like five people arrested in one incident. this is on highway 395, north of the town of burns, they were on their way to another nearby town, about 80 miles north, where they were going to give a presentation. oregon state control and federal bureau of investigation needed to stop the folks somehow. shots were fired. we don't know whether shoot-out is the right word to use, yet, at all. just reports that shots were fired, and one person that they did have reason to believe was subject to federal probable cause rest is deceased. we have, we belief. one dead. two more arrested in separate incidents in the town of burns. ammon bundy, the leader of the group was

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msnbc ayman mohyeldin joins us with more details on the climate that led up to this attack. it's frightening to see that video. >> absolutely. this happened right in the heart of jakarta. it was certainly high on symbolism because not only were the targets soft targets in the sense that they were public spaces just outside of a starbucks, areas where there was a lot of westerners, but it was in close proximity to key buildings k s including the presidential palace, u.n. headquarters as well as the u.s. embassy. a very symbolic target. indonesia has a long history of struggling with militant groups of a various kind. this would be a pretty significant one because it is believed to be isis's first attack in the muslim world's largest muslim population country. indonesia has about 200 million muslims. they've had all kinds of problems with various militant groups. but this would be significant because it's isis's first. >> and the timing here, isis, and if they are responsible, and they've claimed responsibility, the timing to decide now to attack, as you pointed out, this coun

for the details, i'm joined by msnbc foreign correspondent ayman mohyeldin in new york.e first time we have seen a claim of isis for something happening this far in asia. >> yeah, absolutely. certainly in indonesia. this is considered by many experts who have been following this and certainly seeing where isis attacks have been in the past, the first official claim of responsibility for an attack inside indonesia, indonesia being the world's largest muslim population. long past of militant groups operating there, including al qaeda which carried out a very deadly attack back in 2002. we will get to that. but today's attack was brazen. it took place in the heart of jakarta, involved several individuals, according to police, by some estimates as many as five individuals, including suicide bombs, small arms fire as well as grenades. it seemed that the plan, the intent of the plan was try to wreak havoc in the heart of jakarta right in the area busy with workers, busy with westerners as well. it wasn't too far away from the presidential palace, the u.s. embassy's in the vici

ayman stading in it here. that's coming up to my yes. that's a foot, maybe a foot and a half. it may look like it's calming down. live in college park, derrick ward. >> 9:26 is your time right now. we are in this storm for the long haul. many, many more hours of snow to fall ahead of us. we'll keep everything covered from every angle for you. >> be sure to join us on social media as well. thanks for sharing your pictures and give us an idea of what it looks like in your neighborhood. we'll show you pictures throughout our region. there is a lot of snow on the ground. this "s" that an understatement or what? the crews are out getting ahead of the storm. even they're having trouble because it's moving so quickly. stay with us. we'll keep you posted on the situation where you live. news 4 is coming right back. ♪ you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ video camera on the spot. >>> good morning

late tuesday including the group's leader ayman bundy no one person to die during those arrests fbi officials say they are working to remove the arm occupiers in the safest way possible but for more on this developing story ahead on good morning america in the newsroom center park or to sell our new this morning a suspect wounded in an exchange of gunfire with a state trooper in atlanta has dinosaur learning now officials say israel rodriguez died at a hospital last night. investigators say trooper jacob feels try to pull rodriguez over for speeding feels chase a suspect for ten miles before troopers say rodriguez stopped his truck got out and started shooting at the trooper trooper to gunshots to the leg and abdomen but is expected to presidential hopefuls will take to the stage and i want for the latest gop debates one key figure will not be there. donald trump will skip the fox news debate to host a benefit for veterans. it comes after trump demanded fox replace moderator megan kelly who he claimed treated him unfairly. later complained a fox news release as his reason for dropping out. me

you can is president obama tester occupying reserve earlier this montana tonight and ayman bundy and several follower were arrested during traffic stop that turned violent. several shots were fired. one person is dead and another is injured. it is no the clear right now who shot first. bundy and group have been occupying wildlife reserve since the beginning of january. at least 4 of those protester have been arrested. they are charge with conspiracy to impede federal officers. in newsroom jadiann anne thompson. tonight on seven, tire trouble takes a deadly turn. the night team coriing the seconds beforement moment of impact. >> tonight police are still a pick up truck to lose it's back tire. creating chaos and a death on the roads. brandon gunnoe live in lexington tonight. >> kim, all police will say this wheel came loose and somehow, it completely came off its axle. the accident is still under investigation but man driving on 128 here behind us never had time to react. >> sky 7 over the scene where state police say a man was killed after a wheel came off at pick up truck, flew over

ayman bundy was one of five people arrested on tuesday when police pulled them over, on their way to a meeting. one protester was shot dead after police say he reached for his gun. police say there are probably fewer than ten people left at the refuge. three gave up yesterday. the takeover started on january second over federal land policies. all that we have a lot of other stories that we need to get you caught up on. politics in the spotlight let's check in with kristi capel. all right guys. thank you. means he won't appear in tonight's debate. he did go on bill o'reilly's show, last night. i just don't like being used and when they issued that tweet or whatever it was, that fox issued, i guess it was a press release it was like written by children. i got it. but if you're elected president you're going to get a lot more than that, let me give you one example. i agreed to do this show last week. i didn't cancel it. and we respect you for that. frankly you're a lot tougher than megan kelly in my opinion. look, it doesn't matter. reconsider. but trump insisted he'll host his own even

what ayman was talking about, the complexity of the relationship between u.s.even if the final hours and days. because we know now, while at airport another of the released american prisoners, jason rezaian, still here in germany, he was being told his wife and mother were not going to be allowed to get on the plane with them to leave iran. there was then frantic negotiation between the u.s. and the iranians to sort that out, if you'd like. eventually they were allowed to leave, the whole group were allowed to leave. amir described the delay as 2 1/2 days long. even at the end there, he was sitting there, not knowing whether this was really going to happen for real, and he said to me and to the other journalists here when he came out and made his statement, he said, as they flew ut of iranian airspace, champagne bottles popped and they were eating veal put on the plane. i don't know whether they had that much of a celebration on this flight over but i suspect there will be -- there may be a few little celebrations just perhaps now in the coming hours for amir a

so we are also going to speak to ayman mohyeldin in a second. me start with you about what does hekmati say about when he's coming back? how quickly is he characterizing the stay in landstuhl before returning to the states? >> reporter: yeah, he will be able to head home whenever he is good and ready is the honest answer. we don't know when that is. he did look incredibly well when he came out here to speak. it was quite a moment of celebration and sadness on our air, actually, when he came out because of course, he came out and talked about the moment that they flew out of iranian air space, the fact that there was champagne popping, they were eating veal, they were celebrating how good it feels, he said, to be free, to be an american, while at the same time, the son of bob levinson was watching that statement from the msnbc studio and he was, as you can imagine, delighted for the hekmati family but at the same time, heartbroken because his father was not on that plane. bob levinson still missing. the iranians say they don't know where he is an

. >> what s is left for ayman bundy and othersfor ay who argue bot occupy wildlife refuge in oregon.a >>> and the latest from flint michigan isest fro next. >> plus how would you like to that sounds pretty good but it comes with a catch but it might still be worth it. >> first here is a look at one of our fox eight roof cam's. no pandas in the sky but aj is and with's and with a a look at the forecast and you will love >>> welcome back everyone at 7:14 a.m. >> w we are following news out of denver where police say at least onesay person is dead and several others rushed toea hospital after a fight between rival rival by by rival biker gangs at the western stock show complex in denver. please quickly evacuated the arena but have so far not said whether they have anyone in >>> a federal judge has denied bond for ammon bundy and others of the group will walk you pride the federal wildlife refuge in group remain on site even though the group'sp remain leaders repeatedlype told hisat followers to leave peacefully to and go home. most residents in the town say saidthe they say they wish the

and this would relate maybe to your experience, again, in ayman and cairo and the peace negotiations, because many people are concerned that you cannot solve the problem of jerusalem without solving the palestinian/israeli conflict with the palestinian authority and so forth. are you pessimistic or optimistic that that's particular conflict, not only between the palestinian and the israelis but the israelis with some of the other arab countries such as saudi arabia and the muslim world at large can be resolved and thereby you can also resolve the issue of jerusalem? >> i'm optimistic, first of all because i'm an optimistic person. but in addition to that i'm optimistic because first of all, i believe in the power of the jewish people and the state of israel that prevail these attacks. but also i'm optimistic because i think that something very substantial is going on in the region now. and in the world. people understand what are the dangers of militant islam, of radical islam. and people in the region also understand how undermine they are by this fight of ideologies. and a few years

you >>> well, staying in syria, activists say 57 people have been killed in russian air strikes in ayman. the footage is said to show alcohol tears putting bodies under the rubble. >> it was tone with a camera mounted on an aid workers helmet. russia began strikes, but activists accused moscow of targetting rebels. >> the violence forced more than a million syrians to take place in lebanon. many live in dire conditions, despite support from aid groups, caroline malone as more from the refugee camp. >> this 6-year-old has a serious burn across his face and head. his family cannot afford to buy wood. >> sometimes the wood gives off toxic fumes. >> i had put nylon and plastic shoes into the furnace overnight to keep us warm, and woke up with the tent on fire. by the time we put the fire out, my baby was burnt. >> part of the problem is syrians in lebanon, because of visa restrictions, can't earn. e -- they can't get jobs unless sponsored. >> we are displaced. where are my human right, look at the kids, no proper clothes. i have 10 people to take care of. i'm old, how can i feed them and kee

the picture coming out of ayman, capital of jordan. higher ground, but a good dusting of snow. rather tricky travelling conditions. temperatures have been well suppressed here. we have had trouble getting up to around - average of beirut and baghdad is 17 degrees. around 10 degrees, give or take a degree here. jerusalem, struggling to get to 2 degrees celsius, should be at around 13 degrees. the colder air making its way further eastwards. kuwait goes from 14 to 10 degrees as that cooler air makes its way south words and eastwards. >> not much in the way of wet weather, wintry weather. crisp sunshine should come behind, and we should see some of the colder air making its way down the arabian peninsula. this rain singing south. struggling to get to 21 on thursday. wrap up warm on friday, textures will struggle to reach 15 >>> thank you. still ahead on the nouri al-maliki. armed -- on the al jazeera hour. armed and dangerous - what is driving crime >>> discontent in nigeria, feeling the affects of falling oil prices >>> two asian football teams book their place at the rio olympic

we will show you the booking photos, including the leaders of the militia group, ayman bundy and his brother pictured on the top left, and one person that is not pictured, turned himself into the police yesterday evening. all of these people are facing federal conspiracy charges for impeding the officers of the united states by the use of force, intimidation and threats. we are looking at some of the reports from the militia members that are still at the refuge center, and there are still people there, but a lot of the women and children have left, and some members are commenting on how they are running out of supplies, so the situation could be winding down. technically, the standoff continues. >> so the fbi is not come out is said that lavoy finicum fired upon them?>> in the latest information, they do not even identify who was killed. we know that because his family members have confirmed to the media and other reporters that he was the person that was killed. the fbi is supposed to have a press conference at 10:30 am this morning, and i'm sure we will hear their version.>> over t

the leader of the group ayman stand down. he spoke through his attorney. bundy and several others were arrested during a violent traffic stop in which the groups spokesperson was shot and killed. eric: we had a lot of melting yesterday and sounds like more today. metinka: even warmer to the weekend. we are checking at our winter -- our webcam. you can so see the roads are a little bit wet. watch for a couple of frosty patches, some re-freeze could occur. temperatures cool down close to freezing early this morning. kids still need winter coats and hats and maintenance as -- mickens. it gets even warmer tomorrow, mid 40's on the way. upper 40's on saturday, that is the day to get out and enjoy. we are back down to 20 or 30 elizabeth: new details about former hawkeyes star cte diagnosis. it explains some of stash's behavior. >> he did have a hard time concentrating, staying on track of what we were organizing at the time. it just really brought home last night that he was struggling inside and nobody knew how bad it really was. elizabeth: cte is caused by rep

. >> let's turn to nbc news foreign correspondent ayman mow hel dean with me here.ence of carnage there. a disturbing scene. what do we know about what went down and why? >> seemed like it was an hour-long siege that took place at this university. four individuals using the fog of early morning to sneak into the campus, which actually had beefed up security because they were alerted. because security was alerted that something could have been in the works. they seem to have gone into the campus, making their way to the dormitories and executing some of these students, execution-style according to eyewitnesses. as security forces arrived on the scene, they engaged in a battle that lasted several hours and three of the four attackers were killed in the shoot-out. one managed to detonate his suicide vest. >> what do we know about this university? >> it was named after a progressive politician who had died in 1988. a person who believed in non-violence, education, championed women's rights and in fact, they were holding today, there was a large number of students on cam

ayman has that story in d.c.or us. >> the federal reserve is announcing it is transferring a massive $97.7 billion to the u.s. treasury for its 2015 net revenue. that's ahead of 26.9 billion it transferred last year at the same time of year. all of that revenue derived from securities through open market operations. and the fed's enormous balance sheet. something new this year we're seeing also is an additional amount, $19.3 billion from the reserve bank capital surplus that was transferred on december 28th. that was a result of the ongoing transportation legislation passed in december. then said the fed had to cap the amount it could hold, so the fed is transferring $19.3 billion, all together, more than $100 billion transferred to the treasury as part of these transfers. >> appreciate it very much. let's do our call of the day now. underarmor cut to a sell at morgan stanley today. they've cut the price target dramatically as well to $62 from $103. pete, i go to you first. near 50-page note, one that jim cramer

let's turn to foreign correspondent ayman mohyeldin here in the newsroom.re talking yesterday when this was all just breaking and developing and we were speculating about how it might end. it ended pretty well all things considered. diplomatically speaking. >> yeah. it could have been a lot worse than the way this ended and i mean that the iranians could have prolonged it. the images could have been very different. what we could have seen is that these americans, the iranians may have denied they had them for a listening time and kind of leave the international community in a state of suspense and then in 2007 i believe when the british sailors were detained, they were held there for sometime and probably interrogated and questioned by various security agencies. we don't get the impression that's happened. we'll learn more once the americans are debriefed and by most accounts ended in one of the best possible ways by anyone's standards. >> i want to play a clip of john kerry earlier today. here's what the secretary of state had to say. >> also want to thank

. >> let's bring in nbc news foreign correspondent ayman mohyeldin.the democrats are favorable about what's happened over the past few days and certainly hearing from "the washington post" foreign editor about this reunion with jason rezaian, makes everyone feel good but there's some skepticism there, still. >> absolutely. there's definitely skeptd schism on both sides of the aisle here in the u.s. political landscape, if you will. but to various degrees. overall, the united states and an expression heard from the obama administration, which has mistrust and verify and don't necessarily have to trust but verify what the iranians are saying coming the nuclear program and that's a cornerstone going forward as the inspectors of iaea continue their work. look. there's still major divisions between the two countries. on a whole host of issues, particularly across the region and some key conflict zones like syria, yemen and elsewhere. they don't necessarily see eye to eye on fundamental issues but as the administration was saying there's a cornerstone probl

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for more now foreign correspondent ayman mohyeldin.testament to what we see here and diplomatic progress. trust of two countries even though it was put to some stress. >> yeah, absolutely. and some are describing this as a confidence building measure, not going to lead to any breakthroughs in the region. iran and america on opposite sides of the ongoing wars and syria as well as in yemen and this is an important step forward. direct communication between the two sides. the fact of the secretary of state john kerry picking up the phone, calling counterpart in iran, both of the gentlemen celebrated that today in statements. in fact, the iranian foreign minister celebrated it saying that this was a testament to howdy ploem sy and respect are leading much better leading options than threats and in any other kind of derogatory statements and heard from secretary kerry also celebrating diplomacy as being able to bring about the swift release of these ten sailors so while there's differences this could have ended much worse. the iranians coul