so, aziz, tell me, what are you seeing down here? what is down here? crusades. there are very few people who've seen this. we didn't know this existed, a year and a half, to years ago, so it's an amazing thing what you see right now. and in terms of levels of history, you're saying this is — could be the crusades. beneath here... there is another level. and this is not only under this restaurant, this exists everywhere in the old city injerusalem. whole new stories to be told. so here's the rub, injerusalem, any excavation is going to be both amazing and controversial at the same time. but for followers of three of the world's major religions, curious tourists, and lovers of history alike, the fact is this city will always be a draw. and if you're thinking of coming here, here's some other things you may want to see or do. the country has more than 60 national parks and reserves to take your pick from, but why not had to timna park down in the south? they've created 5a kilometres of bike paths divided into several levels from beginner to extreme tracks

and that's exactly how aziz found out about this next discovery. years of history. down here is 2000 years of history? you've got to take me down. i'm taking you down. wow. look at this. welcome to underground jerusalem. aziz, tell me, what are you saying down here? what is down here? this is probably around the time of the crusades. there are very few people who have seen this. we didn't know this existed, 1.5, two years ago, so it is an amazing thing which you see right now. and in terms of levels of history, you are saying this is the crusades, beneath here... there is another level. and this is not only under this restaurant, this exists everywhere in the old city in jerusalem. hong liu stories to be told. —— whole new stories to be told. —— whole new stories to be told. here's is there are, in jerusalem, any excavation is going to be both amazing and controversial at the same time. but for followers of three of the world's major religions, curious tourists, and lovers of history alike, the fact is this city will always be a draw. and if you ar

aziz believes it is important to recognise that, here in the markets of the old city, local arabic familiesty of david will tell you the israeli story, which is legitimate, and it is important to be told. but it doesn't really tell you the story of the palestinian residents. it doesn't really tell you the story of the islamic groups that have lived injerusalem, as well. and so, if you come tojerusalem and go to the city of david only, you will hear one narrative, a single narrative, and that is not fair to a city that has so much history, so much diverse history. it hasjewish history, it has christian history, it has muslim history, and each of those has multiple histories, as well. so here is the rub. in jerusalem, any excavation is going to be both amazing and controversial at the same time. but, for followers of three of the world's major religions, curious tourists, and lovers of history alike, the fact is this city will always be a draw. rajan, taking a stroll down pilgrimage road. let's switch continents now to florida, in the united states. it has been a popular destination for years

writer and guide, offers the alternative palestinian perspective through his tours of the city —— azizus there is a road from the second century. from the second century, going underneath here? yes, it is an old market. aziz believes it is important to recognise that here in the markets of the old city, local arabic families have been here for generations. the city of david will tell you that us story, which is legitimate, and it is important to be told, but it doesn't really tell you the story of the palestinian residents. it doesn't really tell you the story of the islamic groups that have lived injerusalem as well. and so if you come to jerusalem and go to the city of david only, you will hear one narrative, a single narrative, and thatis narrative, a single narrative, and that is not fair to a city that has so that is not fair to a city that has so much history, so much diverse history. it hasjewish history, it has christian history, it has muslim history, and each of those has multiple histories as well. so here is the rub. injerusalem, any excavation is going to be both amazing a

the end of 2007 there were still those figures like the only other child of the founding king abdul aziz that is a human being somebody who didn't support him as well as his cousin and the nephew of the current king mohammed bin nayef well let's dig into this with rami khouri he is the senior public policy fellow at the american university of beirut and he joins us now live from there mr corey always good to have you on al-jazeera let's start today with these reports of this alleged crude how much weight do you give them. i give very little weight to the idea of a cool being plot it is very difficult to do that with the immense direct and brutal control that i had been so man the crown prince now has over all of the security agencies in saudi arabia so the core idea is probably not very good realistic option but i think this is a sign more of the nervousness of the crown prince and the people around him who also rabia because they probably expect the the king will either abdicate or pass away soon and they expect there might be some kind of challenge to the succession even though he is t

royal family and that includes form a crown prince mohammed bin nayef as well as a prince of bin abdul aziz al saud the younger brother of the saudi king report suggests that they have both been accused of treason so many gods have also arrested one of my haven't been brothers and now likely to be under the threat of life imprisonment or possible execution both could have rivaled crown prince mohammed bin salim to throw in if king solomon dies out 0 senior correspondent jim spain's what these detentions mean for the kingdom and their impact on saudi politics. in terms of his significance it's huge because we're talking about true of the most senior members of the saudi royal family and true that up until now have not been seen as supporters of crown prince may have been someone in the direction that he's been taking the country both domestically and in terms of foreign policy what's printed it is very difficult to ascertain needless to say because saudis are very close culture in terms of back of transparency and no media freedom there but also what's peculiar about it is that these are 2 f

have been arrested accused of plotting a coup king solomon's younger brother prince ahmed bin abdul aziz was taken from home while the king's nephew mohammed bin nayef was picked up from a desert camp with his half brother now off the moves been seen as an attempt to head off a threat to crown prince mohammed and sound money kingdom's de facto ruler last year they detained several royals in a riyadh hotel as he's moved to consolidate his power to the throne. al jazeera wild is coming up next with the stories of refugees from africa and iraq i'll be back with more news after that in about 25 minutes time i see that. the. news it is the only thing next to your cell b you know soul spirit and with the lyrics and side of it cut and slants without your knowing the body understand what the psalmist say. music is the place where i become my child this is where i can get. lost i'm in another world i live about the feeling that takes it to a higher vibration i answered. that joy in our next hour of my culture and the culture that suppresses me medically. it's me to care or about. anyone would hav

was to show much avi and his brother abdel aziz also have high hopes for a solar project in the area. they'll show us that later now they're on their way to their current distinctly hazardous work place the mines of me dealt. in the 1930 s. the french built this complex to house work is the lead mine was shot in the 1970 s. all that's left is a ghost town. now like many others in the area the brothers explore the abandoned tunnels in search of lead and minerals. they know that accidents are common in these tunnels. some fatal. or choice to we are. out of choice i would have gone to school and studied. what i could. so we did the same thing our parents started working underground. but. it's a tough job clawing the metal out of the rock in tight spaces surrounded by toxic dust. if they're lucky they'll find some barite overnight a night limit delta region is known for its valuable minerals. the brothers live in me blood in a rundown mining settlements the only prospects awaiting those who grow up here involve the backbreaking work in the mines. it's this widespread poverty in rural area

the use up to last if that is not the one we didn't have to get into the lead one is it was it the aziz to get it we are not. all that time what is going to happen is that the citizens who. did press exactly what are you willing to there is to put it into his words to. really put the pressure beat this team if you like because the government is not sawing in understanding gives in to listen. i want to share this where he is watching and commenting on twitter if i'm a doctor i just want to bring in some of our audience who are also following the show says i think your coverage of talking about the streams coverage of zimbabwe is biased and unjust poor journalism failed to point out that zimbabwe is under sanctions which of course devastating effects the u.s. recently renewed sanctions you need to include as a government for discussion so pat like you may have missed the point where i actually did say we invited zanu p.f. and we've been chasing them backwards and forth and they said yes we come on and we won't come on and then they go state us so there was that we were trying to do that b

so it was overthrown by his brothers and confessed of tried to assassinate king saud and king abdul aziz killed his own . brother so this is a family that's not the foreign to violence within the within itself that this is about government about to rule power so things will happen and i believe that m.b.a.'s cannot afford to have mohamed deny of who has supporters in washington be free and even alive bring that up in a moment what what what will ordinary saudis be making of the student. but i think many saudis are happy that basically they say these people we had both sides so let them duke it out and you know there was quietly you know jubilant if anybody goes down it's just because it's a natural when you have a despotic regime people are happy when the despotic fight though it's actually you mentioned prince mohammed bin return to bring you in here to talk about. for others to talk about the international reaction he's a former interior minister close to u.s. intelligence services well known abroad you've also got saudi arabia now very much under scrutiny for its role in yemen the rui

ronaldhino having an attitude of enjoy yourself, it is later than you think, but also his older brother azizd it seems to have left ronaldhino himself in a perpetual little brotherhood —— the facto father. he seems bemused by anything going on around him, and there is a lot to be bemused about in this case because on the face of it, it would seem to make absolutely no sense. tim vickery, thank you so much. now to east africa's first community—owned elephant sanctuary. it's in northern kenya and is one of the few reserves to employ women as keepers, helping to rescue and rehabilitate orphaned elephants. rich preston has the story. 280 kilometres north of the capital nairobi, welcome to the reteti elephant sanctuary and meet naomi, one of the many female keepers here at reteti. elephant sanctuaries are normally run by the state but this one is owned and run by the community in amongst kenya's second largest elephant population. the babies that we get are for different reasons. like abandoned. it is not easy for an elephant to abandon a baby but sometimes, elephants or the baby become sick and

heart of the global coronavirus pandemic on the 45th anniversary of the assassination of feisal abdul aziz. the british backed saudi dictator of a country involved in what is still the worst humanitarian crisis in the world yemen more on that on wednesday in the meantime for all the news north covered by the mainstream media join the underground by following us on you tube twitter facebook instagram and. it's all a little bit messed up by our d.n.a. and something we're not over look at i'm not sure this isn't such a great thing you know i'm sure you look better now than when you had. to say so but i do when. you're right. dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them underage. police reveal a taste of their daily challenge you know if you're going to exploit for a child here in los angeles we're going to. see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight 6 trade. thieves i. think most of the time with all the fog. headlines from russia this monday the 23rd of march moscow region leaders tell the elderl

several princes and dozens of officials in recent days the king's younger brother prince ahmed abdul aziz and the crown prince's cousin mohammed bin nayef a said to be among those detained taken by masked men to an unknown location maybe they have. said man is that area rating or again has rumored in the past you might be considering. basically have the. the last thing been some men want to challenge there are reports of an attempted coup though some analysts believe crown prince mohammed bin solomon is further consolidating his power i understand that after the arrests of these major figures that he then demanded the other members of the family to confirm their loyalty to him and many were expected to tweet or to e-mail him and show that they were behind him mohamed bin solomon knowing his abs has a reputation for cracking down on anyone who opposes him he replaced been naive as to the throne and 27 tane forcing him into effective house arrest n.b.s. his uncle prince ahmed was said to be concerned by the crown prince's grip on power one of a small group who voted against m.p.'s taking ov

end of 2007 there were still those figures like the only other child of the founding king king abdul aziz that is a human being somebody who didn't support him as well as his cousin and the nephew of the current king hamad bin. the number of cases of corona virus worldwide has gone past the 100000 mark more than 3000 people have lost their lives china is reporting now 28 huge deaths on friday south korea reports 100 $74.00 new coronavirus cases $44.00 people have died from the virus so far people there have been frantically buying mosques and stocks are running low and that's prompted the government to limit sales to 2 per person each week there are more than 6 and a half 1000 cases in south korea but in the united states the number of people killed by the virus is risen to 15 the president donald trump has signed a bill into law providing more than $8000000000.00 in emergency funding to fight the outbreak well the coronavirus outbreak has hit china's exports and imports hard causing severe disruption to manufacturing worldwide custom's data shows that exports have shrunk by about 17 perc

arabia has released 2 princes arrested as part of a clampdown on security interior minister abdul aziz been sawed the knife and his father were among dozens of officials and members of the royal family said to be detained in recent days to the kingdom's most prominent roles are still being held king summons brother and nephew both seen as rivals to crown prince mohammed bin solomon. at the trial of 4 men accused of murder over their roles in the downing of malaysian airlines flight m h 176 years ago has begun in the netherlands only which is now on that trial 298 people most of them died has a plane to shot down over ukraine by a missile fired from turkey to help my russian separatists speak to knead barker who joins us now from our european broadcast center in london what more do we know about the suspects well everything we know about the downing of age 17 largely comes from the work of the joint investigations team that's the combined efforts of the dutch the malaysians the australians and belgians the countries that lost the most in the downing of the flight over eastern ukraine in

the end of 2007 there were still those figures like the only other child of the founding king abdul aziz that is a human being somebody who didn't support him as well as his cousin and the nephew of the current king hamad bin. well he is the executive director of arab sent to washington d.c. and he says the detention seemed like an attempt by the crown prince to consolidate his power and in some of who is the most senior of that's 3 and has actually overseas for many years came back couple of years ago to kind of try to calm things down. after b.s. took over and there were some. kind of turmoil and within the whole young family. and of course the the previous crown prince and his brother were also involved in these 3 other arrests the accusation of course. or the implication is that there was an attempt at a coup i don't think the possibility of a coup is even. he's a mole at this time in terms of where the military is and its potential participation and that i think this is another 10 by moment been some month to kind of exert in a paranoid way his full control over the kingdom that fin

arabia has released 2 princes arrested as part of a clampdown on security interior minister abdul aziz been solid spin life and his father were among dozens of officials and members of the world families that have been detained in recent days 2 of the kingdom's most prominent royals are still being held germany has reportedly agreed to take an underage migrants have been trying to get to mainland europe through the greek islands thousands of asylum seekers have been trying to leave turkey after its president said the country would no longer prevent. those are the headlines more news here on al-jazeera off the upfront stay with us. one day i might be covering politics and the next i might be . from the hungry the what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through that i can see the headlines in the most humanly possible. here and i just you know we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. this week on up front we're tackling 2 big political dramas in the us the battle between bernie sanders and joe biden to be the democratic nominee for presiden

the end of 2007 there were still those figures like the only other child of the founding king abdul aziz that is a human being somebody who didn't support them as well as his cousin in the nephew of the current king mohammed bin i. now the number of cases a coronavirus well why it is a policy 100000 more than 3000 people have lost their lives in china is reporting 28 new deaths on friday italy has the 2nd highest number of deaths followed by iran and the outbreak has led to travel restrictions diplomatic standoff in the global economy it's also a feeling that. this report the global infection total since the start of the corona virus outbreak has soared past the $100000.00 mark while there are positive signs in the slowing rate of infections in china and south korea elsewhere speeding up iran recorded a dramatic rise of a 1000 new cases in the 24 hours since thursday with people 30 said to be preparing travel restrictions between cities to add to widespread school closures and bans on public gatherings among the more than $3300.00 lives lost around the world so far most have been among t

the end of 2007 there were still those figures like the only other child of the founding king abdul aziz that is a human being somebody who didn't support him as well as his cousin and the nephew of the current king mohammed bin i well i spoke to rami corey he's a senior public policy fellow at the american university of beirut he says there's an ongoing effort to stamp out dissent within saudi arabia. i think this is a sign more of the nervousness of the crown prince and the people around him who also do rabia because they probably expect that the king will either abdicate or pass away soon and they expect there might be some kind of challenge to the succession even though he is the crown prince but the most the critical thing about this i believe is that this is the the final affirmative confirmation the seal. taking over the mantle of the arab autocrats that used to be held by people like saddam hussein and the mum of that duffy hafez less this very tough military man who ruled the country with an iron fist and that mantle has now passed on to. him and said he's not worried about peop

arabia has released 2 princes arrested as part of a clampdown on security interior minister abdul aziz been solid spin life and his father were among dozens of officials and members of the world families that have been detained in recent days 2 of the kingdom's most prominent royals are still being held germany has reportedly agreed to take an underage migrants have been trying to get to mainland europe through the greek islands thousands of asylum seekers have been trying to leave turkey after its president said the country would no longer prevent. those are the headlines more news here on al-jazeera up front stay with us. one day i might be covering politics and the next i might be. from the hungry the what's most important to you talking to people understanding what they're going through but i can see the headlines in the most humanly possible . here and i just you know we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. this week on upfront we're tackling 2 big political dramas in the us the battle between bernie sanders and joe biden to be the democratic nominee for president and take

abdel-aziz try to a few gold if you can use up off don't crush a gun with 2 of those are cut from a toy don't the more deer my mil decided no i don't have a point you. want to destroy the last stone describe. for me it's in a mess so with that in your back you don't have the bell. letter there isn't. it about how many folks had has it had 10. years out of the end up how do you feel about other muslim brotherhood with good luck. with the years of the model but with so little trouble to what i thought this was. how we really would like him live the the beautiful would been. it would have been made my house. is due and the latina and i'm middle be home executor i want to spoil him and he loved me that i was going to get there we can. go next but that can look at zebedee helen coonan immediately colby another. woman. xabi and you could be the sort of the. down. version of mt of a new start to me upset. so invoke a lot today. because of peace not a key of the will set on. a plea. of opposing peppa to do because this person prim. we've got some writing the full cost for southern parts of aust

i have not had a conversation with prince abdul aziz. it is not appropriate for us to do that.ill leave that to our state of harmony colleagues as well as the president of the united states--state department colleagues as well as the president of united states and others. we will continue the routine conversations we have from time to time. kevin: i'm told we have a couple more minutes. i want to bring it back to capitol hill, because all around the country, people who work in refineries, eric weddle are currently anxious as it relates to the economic impact--they are incredibly anxious as a relates to the economic impact and economic inaction of lawmakers. if you work in a refinery or the energy sector, what is your message to workers who have to stay at home today and stare at the news and try to figure out if they are going to be able to economically be viable in three months? sec. brouillette: first and foremost, i would tell the workers in any refinery to follow this easy guidelines--the cdc guidelines, corporate guidelines as well. make sure the health and welfare of the

like to make major health decisions for a population focused on the vulnerable populations, hamid aziz from buzz feed news. >> since the script went in my prompter, there is news that i.c.e. is going to suspend a whole lot of their enforcement. is that correct? >> there are signs that they are beginning to pare down enforcement activities. they announced late tonight that they will delay arresting immigrants who are now public safety threats and roll back detaining those who fall out of mandatory detention guidelines that are set by congress. so this is a sign that i.c.e. is starting to pare it down. >> in the last two days, when you report on this and i have talked to sources on this where immigration court, just people pack through, apprehensions, and people being distributed across the country to different detention facilities. >> sure. yeah, that's still going on. the department of justice has been dealing with this issue by shutting down several courts. starting every night, they're announcing they are postponing more hearings. so this is a sign of the system, the immigration syst

nouf abdul aziz, and iman alrafian. for nearly two years these women have been imprisoned, placed in solitary confinement and tortured by the saudi government. ms. wild: all because they used their voices to express the need for the government to recognize the fundamental rights and dignity of women. under saudi arabia's male guardianship system, which requires women to obtain permission of their male guardians on health care, employment and travel decisions, the very notion of women's rights or for that matter human rights is effectively nonexistent. despite the saudi government's recent claims of social reform and unacceptably oppressive status quo continues to dominate virtually every aspect of life for women in saudi arabia. i urge my colleagues to join me as a co-sponsor of house resolution 129, a resolution which calls for the immediate release of these activists and calls on the administration to impose sanctions on saudi officials responsible for human rights violations. let us come together, democrats and repub

several princes and dozens of officials in recent days the king's younger brother prince ahmed abdul aziz and the crown prince's cousin mohammed bin nayef a said to be among those detained taken by masked men to an unknown location maybe they have. a man is that area rating or again has rumored in the past you might be considering. basically have the case and the last thing been some men want to challenge there are reports of an attempted coup though some analysts believe crown prince mohammed bin solomon is further consolidating his power mohamed bin solomon known as m.b.a.'s has a reputation for cracking down on anyone who opposes him he replaced been naive as to the throne and 27 tane forcing him into effective house arrest n.b.s. his uncle prince ahmed was said to be concerned by the crown prince's grip on power one of a small group who voted against m.p.'s taking over this is something extraordinary and politics. by the past rules of saudi politics should have enjoyed immunity even if he was publicly a little critical of some policy but that immunity is gone there is no immunity in s

such as ours all journalists to the oath or aziz and also to any who have any work at the camp this is the attitude we've seen on the island in the last 24 hours which we recorded in our package. this boatload of asylum seekers came ashore on the island of lesbos on sunday police stopped us from interviewing them on camera but this congolese man told me turkish people smugglers promised him and his wife a free ride while they were in church for sunday service this man from sierra leone says he was walking on the beach as the boat was being prepared he was told to jump in for free as well it's unclear if someone is paying the smugglers to do that on the island's north shore a boat load of afghans paid $500.00 each to get out of turkey their deals with smugglers had been struck weeks before turkey's president the chapter you put on ordered the opening of borders with neighboring belgariad and greece both members of the european union what did the agents say to you. they say. this was the 1st day of significant arrivals since turkey opened its borders towards europe they want enough to cr