. >>> now that the violence at the israelial aqsa compound has calmed down, benjamin netanyahu is facing pressure from jewish right wing groups to change that. we have more from jerusalem's oldest city. >> the violence at the al aqsa compound could be over, but tension remains. >> there has been an outcry from the palestinian leadership and factions over the three days of israeli raids. so we spoke to the people on the streets of occupied east jerusalem to find out what they think. >> i'm very sad about what happened in al aqsa. what should we do?

. >>> the white house says president obama will immediate israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu in november. it will be their first meeting since the u.s. signed a nuclear deal with iran which israel has fiercely opposed. >> at least 10 people have been killed in two bombings in central baghdad. the first attack happened in the neighborhood where six people died. a further four were killed in another area where at least 30 people were held. >>> the situation at al-aqsa mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem has now calmed after three days of violence, israel's government says it's committed to keeping the law from prevents nonmuslims from praying there but benjamin netanyahu is facing pressure to change that. scott heidler reports. >> reporter: the violence at the al-aqsa compound might go over for the time being. but the tension remains. there has been an outcry from the palestinian leadership and factions over the three days of israeli raids. so we spoke to the people on the streets of occupied east jerusalem to find out what they think. >> translator: i am very sad about

benjamin netanyahu talked to vladimir putin that weapons could end up in the wrong hands. leaders started in moscow to discuss the crisis and he took israeli ministry officers with him. he indicated he'll continue giving aid to the governments, and benjamin netanyahu says the security situation around israel's northern border with syria is becoming more tense. he says russia's military support could indirectly place a vast weapon in the hands of forces hostile to israel. putin denied they are sending arms to syria. he says israel has no need to fear syria aggression and says the conflict left the war ravaged country too weak to stage a task on a new front. the leaders discussed ways to avoid any unintended clashes in syria. >>> the son of a mother kidnapped started an effort to bring his mother and other victims back home. she was abducted in 1978. he addressed the u.n. panel discussion on human rights violation by the north. >> translator: a precious bond between me and my mother was robbed by the act of abduction when i was just 1, and the situation has never changed. >>

we have the western war and that is enough. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced they would not prevent jews from visiting the temple mounted, what they all the al aqsa compound. >> i think it's escalated in the last year. >> the israeli minister of agriculture was part of a group waiting to enter when the violence began on sunday. >> the international community has expressed concern over these clashes in the al aqsa compound. the release convoy has urged both sides from actions and rhetoric. it could ignite violenceouts of the walls of the old city. >> like last october violence that began in the al al aqsa compound qsa compound led to fighting on the streets of east jerusalem. it ended over after high level meetings in jordan with the united states involved. on tuesday the tours of the al aqsa compound returned to normal. but when rallies and increase of jewish visitors during jewish holidays at the end of the month, tensions are likely to continue. >> moving to libya where the internationally recognized government has recalled its team after a draft agreement on a new uni

. >>> president obama will meet with benjamin netanyahu at the white house an november 9. the white house says the two will discuss the implementation of the rannazzisi nuclear deal, the isis threat and other middle eastern issues. it will be benjamin netanyahu's first visit to washington since march. >>> egypt has issued a gag order on the investigation into a deadly attack in which egyptian forces by mistake killed eight mexican tourists on a desert a safari. the foreign minister is in cairo to visit with six tourists injured in that attack. egypt called the killings a regrettable incident. >>> the man charged with killing hannah graham today answered charges in yet another murder that happened six years ago. >> jesse matthews made his first court appearance for the murder of virginia tech student morgan harrington. she disappeared in october of 2009. she was last seen alive on a bridge where her parents refreshed her memorial today. they have been present at matthews hearing in the graham case and his trial in fairfax. today they were here for justice in their own daugh

russia's president met the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to discuss the war in serie-a. >> it's a measure hour seriously israel takes to build up russian arms and ammunition in serie-a in that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has the head of military intelligence, those groups will work out ways that they will not come into contact as this deployment really starts to ramp up. there are fears, too, from israel that the amount of weapons and cutting edge weapons that go into serie-a could end up in the wrong hands. now don't get it wrong. israel is not saying that russia is supplying arms to his hezbollah or any or terror group. but what they're saying is that the situation, the political a situation in serie-a is so chaotic that these weapons could end up in the wrong hands. the israelis are also worried that the defense systems could restrict israel's use of fighter jets. they could decide it is necessary to bomb hezbollah convoys carrying any weapons to their bases. >> now eastern european ministers are meeting on monday to try to overcome their differences. thousands of

prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel was committed to maintaining the status quo, meaning jews will not be allowed to pray inside the compound. netanyahu made it clear palestinians would not be prevented from stopping jews from visiting. we will use necessary measures including those who throw stones and fireworks in order to attack civilians and police, met with sharp punitive and preventative responses. tensions have spread to jerusalem's old city. hundreds of extra security forces have been sent to the area to try to restore calm. palestinians say among the jewish groups who enter the compound of settlers and far right activists who provoke them. >> i'm here staying on the ground to make sure they don't violate the sanctity of the compound. >> jordan has a piece treaty with israel and is one of its closest allies in the region. >> there maybe calm at the moment, but al aqsa is part of the celebrations. al jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. >> in the u.k., the newly elected labour party leader has had his first verbal jaw with prime minister david cameron. the leftwing corbi

can receive ten years prison sentence and following the tensions in jerusalem this past week benjamin netanyahuts to push through even more harsh measures. >> the present situation is unacceptable and intend to give soldiers and police officers the tools to act very firmly against those who throw stones and firebombs and also going to adopt changes in the rules of engagement and for minimum sentence against those who throw stones and firebombs. >> israeli human rights lawyer defending palestinians for decades. >> trying to find momentarily solutions to impose more pressure and believing somehow that the whole population both in jerusalem and occupied territories they will settle down and accept the occupation and agree to be occupied and be denied et cetera. >> reporter: back at the house his friends play futbol downstairs but can't join him and ask him what stone throwing symbolizes for the palestinian youth. >> translator: we have nothing to fight with. that's why the stone is a weapon. >> reporter: his mother says she is trying to stay strong but she dreads the outcome of his pending trial t

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu we're told will meet with president obama at the white house on november 9th. will they patch up their differences, or will the iranian issue remain an awkward looming threat? joining us with more on this is ambassador john bolton, former united nations ambassador and senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and fox news contributor. wouldn't you like to be a fly on wall when prime minister netanyahu sits down at that fireplace to have a chat? >> it should be quite a meeting. it's interesting that it won't be until november. of course, one opportunity for netanyahu and obama to meet before that would be in a couple of weeks when the u.n. general assembly opens in new york. both will be there and both will speak to the -- to the general assembly opening, but i think that actually it's a better sign it won't be until november because these meetings at the opening week there tend to be very brief, and i think it could be overshadowed in any event by what i'll predict which is that barack obama is going to shake hands with hassan rouhani,

israel, the dynamics and the pictures, the photo ops, that's not going to change benjamin netanyahu'snd the president is not going to change his opinion. only time will tell whether this is a good deal or a bad deal, a lot of people are signing up for it. we all hope it's a good deal, but it's hard to believe that it really is. neil: all right, thank you very, very much, colonel. that's something slated for november. this is separate from whether the two leaders meet at the u.n. confad. and the president not staying at the waldorf atora-astoriawaldorf-astoria, he's going to say at another hotel. that was the hotel of choice for presidents, no more. and now, hillary clinton says if she became president and found out iran cheated, there's an option. and others say they were wooed because of that said military option. do you think we'll use it? why a former reagan aide seriously doubts it and what he thinks ronald reagan would do after this. this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meetings and a juice bar. because they're getting comcast business internet. comcast busin

. >>> joe biden says the meeting with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is already in the works with the white house increasing support to the israelis for the military advantage. the vice president promising the iran nuclear deal will be fully enforced. >>> supreme leader of iran says israel will no longer exist in 25 years. ayatollah khomeini is ruling out the nuclear issues. some suggest the nuclear deal could lead to a thaw in the tensions with the u.s. and iran. >>> a new practicing cracking down on financial fraud. federal prosecutors nationwide are ordered to no longer give individuals protection from civil or criminal liability unless there are extraordinary circumstances. the justice department has been criticized for collecting large fines from the corporations rather than the corporate bosses. >>> time for an early start on your money. heightening concerns. chinese economic health. the prices paid for commodities dropping quickly there. you have prices in europe down and u.s. stock futures slightly up though. let's talk about stocks yesterday. the dow fell 240 p

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as you might know, relations between president obama and benjamin netanyahu, prime minister of israelt always been the best. but we learned that netanyahu will be visiting the united states and the president in particular on november ninety-ninth. we'll certainly keep you updated as preparations get underway for benjamin netanyahu's visit. >>> quick look at headlines, a ceasefire in eastern ukraine seems to be holding. the agreement is in two weeks now. previous attempts failed after a matter of days. and a hollywood comedian admits he lied about narrowly escaping the 9/11 attack. he claimed that it helped him launch his career. he lied about working about merril lynch. and car seating are being recalled. it is affecting proride and performance ride seats that can detach in the event of a crash. >> seven years since lehman brothers collapsed. this was the scene on wall street on that day. and employees packed up and left. this was in midtown manhattan where lehman brothers was based. the federal reserve cut interest rates to 0 and hoping to help the economy. we have a big meeting toda

pepper sharp reports from moscow. >> reporter: at the end of his meeting with president putin benjamin netanyahu said that both sides had 43rd to coordinate their military action in syria. that -- had agreed to coordinate with their military action in syria opposite number in russia white putin immediate with netanyahu, agreed to doornt response tcoordinateto try to gy misunderstandings, the euphemism, to try to avoid any misfires around the sides. advanced surface to air missiles, and in the air you have israeli pilots who are prepared to take on any hezbollah convoys if they feel that those weapons are being smuggled out of syria to the hezbollah bases. so it's a situation that needed urgent attention and they have both sides agreed on that today. >> there have also been some discussions between russia and the u.s. about dealing with i.s.i.l. in syria. let's speak now to joshua landis, the director of international studies, in atlanta. thank you for being on the program. there have been discussions behind the scene that we know about but any suggestion of real cooperation between u.s. and russ

a meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the works.esident is promising the iran nuclear deal will be enforc enforced. >>> the supreme leader of iran says he hopes israel will no longer exist in 25 years. ayatollah khomeini is ruling out any further negotiations with the united states beyond the nuclear issues discussed. some say this could lead to a thaw in tensions with the united states and iran. >>> time for an early start on your money. asian markets closed down. new concerns about china's slowing economic growth. some deflation numbers. european markets are down. u.s. stock futures are up. another one of the ugly days. dow fell 240 points. nasdaq down. remember when we were talking 24 hours ago, it looked to be a good day for stocks. the dow has made triple digit swings 13 out of the last 15 trading days. >>> i have good news for job seekers. 5.8 million job openings in july in the u.s. a record. that's the most job openings since the government started tracking that 15 years ago. a sign that the labor market is getting better. i

friday the white house announced that benjamin netanyahu will meet president obama in washington in early november and deal or no deal the u.s. has no illusions about iran's behavior. >> our concerns about iran's support for terrorism have not waned and our determination to work with the international community to try to confront iran's support for terrorism has only ramped up in recent months and years. >> and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says he wants a revote next week. >>> five months before anyone casts a vote, rick perry has dropped out of the republican presidential race meaning he's effectively quitting. perry struggled to raise money and gain traction. his decision comes less than a week before he was to join the rest of the field in the second debate of the primary season. >>> baltimore's mayor says she will not run for another term. she said today she wants to spend the remaining 15 months of her term focused on baltimore's problem. the announcement came a day after a judge ruled six police officers charged in the death of fred doe gray will be tried in the city. >>

they and benjamin netanyahu, aipac orton how much, was it, tens of millions of dollars to fight this? $30 million to fight this? what this means for aipac, the chief lobbying arm for the israeli government, but also for the prime minister. while he spoke out fiercely against this deal, afterwards, using to just go on to other business. >> that is a great question, amy. i think there is a two-part answer. on the one hand, for aipac, make no mistake, this is a huge blow not only to the credibility, but to this veneer of invincibility they've had for quite some time. the reality of the situation is that if you go against a sitting american president and you go against the preferences, the vast majority of the american people, you're not only going to be fighting an uphill battle, but you'll be fighting a losing battle. and it is not any surprise to me -- i've heard from sources inside the u.s. government that aipac went to benjamin netanyahu before the deal was even being fought over in congress after got done, and they told him point blank, we don't have the votes to defeat it. the prim

focusing on the situation in syria and there is a meeting with vladimir putin and benjamin netanyahu. >> it is getting attention in the russian press. there is a photo of that meeting. papers areer wondering what russia is up to in syria and white they are boosting their naval base -- and why they are boosting their naval base. article,k at another it also wonders where vladimir putin is leading the middle east beyond his clear goal of saving syrian president asaad. the u.s. papers are keeping a close eye on syria? >> there is a photograph of that meeting on the front page of "the wall street journal." it is focusing on how russia is teaming up with iran. they are talking about the syrian allies are coordinating several high-profile meetings including secret meetings that have taken place between russian and iranian officials. this makes president obama look very weak. they are talking about the vladimir putin taking the upper hand. that's according to "the wall street journal." >> the u.s. media is focusing on the u.s. -- the first official state visit by the chinese president. is a

her first phone call will be to benjamin netanyahu. that is fine. what you really want to do is take the opportunity to take a look at her record with -- her record as chief executive officer. there have been a number of criticisms levied during her at that time. hp continued to lay off people. that is not a record of success. john: mr. trump has gone into trouble about making that gone into trouble by making one --ment that appeared sexist got into trouble by making one comment that appeared sexist. that may be opening him up to some criticism? looking at the political correctness people are tired of. nobody is calling for carly fiorina to apologize. she has made disparaging statements about barbara boxer's hair. you can't have it both ways. arena want to be in the everything is fair game. people treated her the way she should be treated. she should be treated as an equal. i think that is what you will expect moving forward. trump's first in the polls by it he has been first in almost every state poll for weeks now. a lot of people say the way he i

the announcement was made by the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, in russia talking to vladimirputin about security on the syrian border. on the border with the golan heights which israel seized from syria in 1967. a car bomb's exploded near somalia's presidential palace killing at least seven people. in the capital mogadishu. loud blast followed by gun fire. nobody yet says they were behind it. the armed group al shabaab says it's stepped upists attacks. alexis tsipras called a vote after losing his election in the syriza party, more from barnaby phillips who is in athens. >> not the traditional religious ceremony that all his predecessors have gone through and he never wears a tie. not even at this important state event. but alexis tsipras have learned the art of compromise. in july, face wednesday the prospect of greece's expulsion from the eurozone he agreed to a new bailout program and more austerity to the despair of many of his supporters. here at syriza headquarters there is great interest in the lineup of the new government. alexis tsipras has to pleas various political

benjamin netanyahu is the father of the deal in some ways.harlie: he prodded us into sanctions and sanctions delivered the deal. jeffrey: he was hoping sanctions would deliver regime change and be so crippling that the regime would collapse on itself. that was probably not realistic. it certainly wasn't obama's goal. it might have been a republican president's goal. here's a guy who could have take an victory lap in the past several months and say we've gotten what we want, now i'm going to work with the president closely to make sure the provisions of the deal are as tough as they can be, but the man has a very black and white view of the world and that's reflected in the republicans. the issue is the idea of dealing with iran. the provisions of the deal are less important to the opponents including netanyahu and the republicans than the idea that you can negotiate with evil. this is the way -- netanyahu does not believe any deal is worth the paper is written on because the iranians are by their nature eliminationist anti-semites that will d

benjamin netanyahu is in moscow for talks with vladimir putin. concerns that russian weapons could end up in the hands of hezbollah. >>> a criminal investigation has now been launched by the u.s. regulators found that some vw cars could manipulate certain emissions test. jonah hull reports. >> this was the international show in frankfurt. the volkswagen stand. a dark secret under the hood. volkswagen it says has been falsifying the data for years, to cover up the most prized turbodiesel tdi engine. >> it will cost vast amounts of money and there is a threat not just of fines but also collaboration lawsuit, what's also very important, volkswagen's image is severely damaged. >> the news for the makers of the people's car the beetle could be much worse. >> they are ordering volkswagen to recall half a million diesel powered vehicles, jetta, golfs and beetles primarily, built between 2009 and 2015 pap $18 billion which would be the highest levied against an auto maker. >> add to that the cost of half a million cars recalled in the u.s. that the epa s

. >> the deal's most implacable opponent remains israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. kerry says he takes a back seat to no one. >> while i respectfully disagree with prime minister netanyahu about the benefits of the agreement, i do not question for a minute the basis of his concern nor that of any israeli. >> that conciliatory message was undercut somewhat from a tweet ran by the white house,. >> where should a red line be drawn? a red resign should be drawn right here. before before iran completes the second stage of nuclear enrichment necessary to make a bomb. >> the tweet from the @theirandeal account, shows progress to the bomb at zero percent with the fuse snipped with scissors. >> perhaps 7 more senators could be found many, that would ensure any filibuster, thereby having him not have to use his veto pen. antonio. >> jamie mcintire at the white house. >>> heartbreakingly evident in images from turkey today. they show a drown syrian toddler washed up on the beach. taken tuesday morning, officials say the child may be one of about a dozen people who died when th

benjamin netanyahu told vladimir putin russian arms flowing through syria could end up in the wrong hands. the leaders got together in moscow to discuss the crisis. netanyahu took top israeli officers to the meeting with him. putin indicated he'll continue giving military aid to the government of syrian president assad. netanyahu says the security situation around israel's northern border with syria is becoming more tense. he said russia's military support could indirectly place advanced weapons in the hands of forces hostile to israel. putin denied russia is sending top of the line arms to syria. israel has no need to fear syrian aggression. he says the conflict left the war-ravaged country too weak. they want to avoid unintended clashes in syria. >>> the head of the u.n. nuclear watch dog says its agency is relying on evidence handed over by iranians to run some sensitive tests. yukiyo amano says it's trying to use the samples to determine whether tehran has tried to develop nuclear weapons. the director general of the international atomic energy agency wound up a visit to iran by sayin

. >> the white house has announced that president obama will meet israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in november, obama and netanyahu are expected to discuss the deal. >>> japan's upper house will vote on the proposed legislation that could see an end to its 70 years of pacifism. the opposition's trying to delay the passage of the bill which has already been passed in the lower house. prime minister shinzo abe enjoys a clear majority in the upper house, if the bill is passed it would allow japanese troops to sever overseas. thousands of protesters gathered in the rain against abe. >>> conservationists, poachers are killing an estimate30,000 wild el fans a year with tusks being shipped threw complex web of traders through hong kong. thriving global business operating outside the law, sheef chostevechowz reports chow reports. >> they follow it until they are very close. they use the gun to shoot. >> reporter: and after it dies they take the ax and cut and cut and cut. while those at the top of the trade make handsome profits, desperately poor villagers risk much for very little reward.

a shell fell on its compound in damascus. , announcement was made by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who is in russia for talks with president vladimir putin for security on the syrian border. russian weapons could end up reaching fighters on the golan heights. ftc al jazeera april peter sharp has the latest from moscow. >> prime minister netanyahu said both sides had agreed to coordinate their military action in syria. now that came as a result of sideline meetings between two ministers to try and get around any possible misunderstandings which was the euphemism that it could cause a trade in fire between the two sides. the situation is pretty fraught, really, because you have on the ground russian technicians with some of the most advanced surface to air missiles in the world and in the air you have israeli pilots who are prepared to take on any hezbollah convoys if they feel those weapons are being smuggled out of syria to the hezbollah bases. so it is a situation that needed urgent attention and they agreed on that today. >>> stockvolkswagen stocks fell% in a day and could get wo

. >> the russian president vladimir putin is meeting the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu in moscow to discuss security on the border with syria. russia's decision to deploy military forces to bolster the assad regime raised concern for the israelis, one being the possibility of russian weapons reaching fighters on the border with the golan heights, seized in 1967. tell us more about this meeting between two leaders, peter. >> well, it's symbolic of israel's concern that president netanyahu has arrived, foreign minister netanyahu has arrived with the chief of the staff of the israeli army and head of the military intelligence. it's several reasons why they're here, basically they are, as you quite rightly said concerned about the movement of any cutting edge weapons to hezbollah groups. now, the israelis have made it very clear to the russians that they are not accusing russia of supplying hezbollah, but they are saying that the situation is just so chaotic in syria at the moment, that no one can really guarantee these weapons and there are a lot of them coming in and they ar

. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu is expected to ask putin's deployment to serie-a. ash carter and his russian counterpart talked about it last week. putin insists that his actions are intended stop isil. >> all russia's actions in the region have always been and will be very responsible. >> russia is also sending the assad regime judgment like tanks, helicopters and materials to build a new base as peter sharp reports from moscow. that's making israel, which shares a border with serie-a, nervous. >> israelis have made it clear to the russians that they're not accusing russian of supplying hezbollah, but they're saying that the situation is just so chaotic in serie-a at the moment that no one can really guarantee that these weapons and there are a lot of them coming in, and they're very high tech, could end up in the wrong hands. israel is also worried that aircraft from russia and also it's very sophisticated aircraft missiles systems could restrict the movement of israeli air force jets should they attempt to target convoys taking weapons out to hezbollah, which th

meanwhile israel's prime minute benjamin netanyahu wants tougher punishment for palestinians accusedrowing stones and firebombs and increased tensions in occupied east jerusalem as stephanie decker now reports. >> reporter: it's home but these days it feels like a prison cell, israeli forces have put 14-year-old under house arrest after accusing him of throwing stones in a protest in occupied east jerusalem and his life has been turned up side down. >> translator: now i got to sleep at 4:00 a.m. and walk up at 2:00 p.m., i have breakfast at 3:00 and everything changed in my life. >> reporter: it's been a month and he has five more to go until his trial. he has been denied his right to go to school and while we interview him his mother starts to cry. she asked why such harsh proc d procedures have been applied to a child and taken to the compound detention center in west jerusalem after arrested and kept 15 days before being transferred to a prison and family says he was interrogated without a family and shackled and slapped and questioned whether he threw stones or not and can receiv

. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu tuesday visited a flash point in the occupied west bank. this after he had announced rioters would not prevent jews from visiting the temple mount. some observers feel the increase of attentions is because of israeli politicians they use the al aqsa issue for political gain. >> i think it has been collected in the last year. they saw a chance to promote themselves by going to the temple mount, visiting the temple mount. >> the israeli minister of agriculture was part of a group waiting to enter when the violence began on sunday. the international community has expressed concern over these clashes in the al arc qsa compound. they've urged both sides to refrain from provocative action and receipt tick. the worry is that it could ignite violence outside of the walls of the old city. like last october violence that began in the al aqsa compound led to fighting on the streets of east jerusalem. it ended only after high-level meet negotiation jordan. on tuesday the situation returned to normal, but with increase of jewish inviter visitors for ho

prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited the border. earlier he rejected a call says israel is too small. at the border he said we see what happens when countries lose control of their borders. israel has already built a fence along its border with egypt. >>> the kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples is appeals a judge's order that landed her behind bars. kim davis defied a court order to issue licenses and was sent to jail last thursday. as jericka duncan reports her lawyers say she doesn't belong there. >> getting her out of jail is a priority for because she doesn't belong there. >> reporter: roger ganim is one of the attorneys representing kim davis. they're hoping to get the rowan county clerk out of jail soon. >> we hope that the first step in the subsequent appeals steps we take we'll be able to get a higher court to overturn the improper court result he entered on thursday. dave's church did not hold its usual afternoon service. but you would be hard-pressed to find a church in morehead that i

what we know, they cover serious topics like details of a meeting with israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and where she asks her aides unique articles on how to read it and notes from her daughter, chelsea, she maintains she never used her email to handle information marked classified and the state department backs her up saying they were not marking classified when they were sent. >> latest polls have her slipping in favorability. and her competition bernie sanders soars, on the republican side there is a cofrontrunner in iowa. dr. ben carson now tied with 23% in iowa. the state that will hold the first caucuses. >> i want to save our nation. in first place ceo carly fiorena, what do they have in common, they have not been formerly involved in politics until now. >> reporter: the outsiders are drawing voters in, soft spoken carson says the race to the white house is a marathon and not a sprint, and overtime people will know exactly who he is. >> thank you. >>> charges have now been filed after three bodies were discovered in a west philadelphia funeral home, operating with an expired li

the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, but the russian leader, vladimir putin and russia's today -- in russia today. they worked at a mechanism to avoid accidental border clashes around the golan heights. this comes as moscow boosts its military presence in syria to defend president bashar al-assad. >> all regions have been responsible and we are aware there has been shelling of israeli territory and we condemn this. as far as i understand, who made rocket launchers are being used to this. at least 30 people have been killed in the latest airstrikes in yemen. saudi arabia and its allies have been bombing shiite houthi rebels. hundreds of civilians have been killed in the effort to drive them back. the united nations says yemen is on the verge of collapse. reporter: preparing for an advance east of the rebel held capital, some 5000 troops gather to oust the houthis and take back sanaa. the saudi led coalition are more determined than ever after suffering its worst casualties since march. a year ago to the day, the capital of yemen fell to the houthi rebels who have been calling fo

russia's vladimir putin and israel's benjamin netanyahu met at putin's home. after the talks, netanyahu said the two leaders reached an agreement at measures aimed at preventing a wider war. the agreement comes as concerns build about a russian military buildup in syria. >>> flames and smoke billowed in to the sky from a boat in the galveston bay in texas. the floating inferno turned a serene family fishing trip in to a life or death ordeal. flames broke out in the engine room just after the family left shore. good samaritan michael marquez rushed to the boat to alert the family of the danger. >> the whole boat was in flames. i went straight up real close to it and i was yelling throw the kid, throw the kid. >> people that saved our lives, i want to say thank you. >> here's the good news. everybody onboard was rescued without injury. the yacht went down about an hour later. >>> four people near dallas, texas were hurt when this house was blown to bits early this morning. right now authorities are not sure what triggered the explosion. two of the victims are in

on the defense ministry, very close ally of benjamin netanyahu, declared in a teleconference which is an israeli legal foundation, we will attack lebanon, hurt civilians including children. those are his words and with weapons supplied by the u.s.. and the actual bribery in israel and netanyahu was refusing security toward nation with the u.s. until as long as this debate is going on, not like it is making any effect in jerusalem. i don't see any potential for lobbying hillary clinton on this issue. however i know the jewish voice for peace hired their first lobbyist in washington so they do see some opening their end meeting with congressional staff and obviously people in congress are pretty disgusted with benjamin netanyahu. the question is when are they going to be able to come out? i don't see that happening. that is why i emphasize the importance of bidi s because it gives you something to do as citizens, the final letter in the sanction to be applied by at government and i hope it doesn't have to come to that but for now is about but boycotts and divestment and it is because of

very quickly i shut point out that the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, who is also in new york, he's going to be giving his speech to the united nations tomorrow on wednesday, he put out a statement after mr. abbas' speech, a very statement that said this, abbas' speech was filled with falsehoods that will only promote and incite in the middle east. the israelis are looking at this speech thinking what exactly is mr. abbas going to do. >> the latest there at the moment. thank you. >> well, when you look in detail at president abbas' speech, how do you read what he exactly said. what did he really mean by this. >> to clarify, i wa as was just said, the language used was very ambiguous. it's not known if the plo is terminating the oslo agreement. it is only a threat that if certain measures are not met, some measures will be taken in that direction. >> surely he's risking a lot if this is an empty threat, isn't he? >> he's risking a lot if it's an empty threat, that's true. but it's similar language that has been used for the past two years, probably not in the u.n. not in i

we have learned that israeli president benjamin netanyahu will meet at the white house next month. it will be the first formal meeting in months. they will discuss implementation of the iran nuclear deal and other regional issues. >>> meanwhile the catholic church has launched a new app in conjunction with the pope's trip to the u.s. it offers up information on the catholic faith, provides daily scripture readings and helps users find a parish that's closest to them. it's not just philadelphia preparing for the pope. >> no, leaders in the suburbs are addressing traffic concerns and other issues ahead of the paper pal visit as well. officials are getting ready for an influx of drivers, because they say road closures could force people to flood their streets. yesterday leaders talked and the close years, traffic and the safety of residents t. national guard will also be there. and this weekend, pope frances visits cuba. yesterday workers put up barnes ahead of the four-day trip. pope frances says he's looking forward to his visit to cuba and the u.s. with great hope. the pope made th

in syria to avoid accidentally trading fire and announcement was made by the prime minister benjamin netanyahuin talks with putin of security on the border and israel has concern that russian weapons could reach fighters on the golan heights which they seized from syria in 1967. al jazeera's peter sharp has the latest from moscow. >> reporter: again, the meeting with president putin, prime minister netanyahu said both sides had agreed to coordinate their military action in syria. now, that came as a result of sidelines meetings between two senior israeli defense chiefs and their opposite numbers in russia while putin met with netanyahu and agreed to coordinate the military response to try and get around any possible misunderstandings which was the uphisism and the two sides are fraught and on the ground russian technicians with some advance surface missiles in the world and in the air you have israeli targets to take on convoys if they feel the weapons are being smuggled out of syria to the hezbollah basis so it's a situation that needed urgent attention and both sides agreed on that today. >>

we have learned president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will meet at the white house. the two leaders will discuss implementation of the iran nuclear deal and other regional issues. >>> the accused shooter in the charleston church massacre says he is willing to plead guilty for a life sentence and at the same hearing, media organizations challenged the judge's gag order in the case. the judge blocked the release of some information, citing concerns about graphic phone calls and 911 calls that might have recorded sounds from the victims. a settlement deal may be announced that will resolve a probe and how general motors handseled defective emission systems. gm it is predicted will pay around $9 million. they began recalling millions of cars with ignition switches that can suddenly shut off t. prosecutor said gm knew about the problem for years. they estimate about 100 people were killed by the defect. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf says republicans are misrepresenting the status of negotiations over the budget stalemate. pennsylvania has been operating withou

different than when i have observed the president addressing congress or other world leaders like benjamin netanyahu. members of congress were listening intently. i watched as bernie sanders cupped both ears to hear a bit better as he talked about poverty and social justice. i watched closely as james imhoff from oklahoma who is very much against the notion that a human being affects climate change, his hands were tightly clasped, not applaud x/x/uç úaúaúa@b!6@eáñ÷@ú@apúpú@aúú8 . >> our efforts must be restoring hope, righting wrongs, maintaining commitments and thus promoting the world bank of individuals amongst peoples. [ applause ] >>> right now at 11:00, in halting english, a message of humility and pope. pope francis continues to make mystery in america as he becomes the first pontiff ever to address a joint meeting of congress this morning. in the speech you saw live right here on nbc 10, the holy father called in the protection of human life at every stage of development and an abolition of the death penalty. here's a live look at washington, d.c. pope francis will depart the nation's ca