we have more from gaza city. rter: before jared kushner stood up to give his opening remarks, a speech had been started by the leader of hamas, the group that controls gaza. he was making an impassioned speech to a group of palestinian faction leaders in gaza city and reiterating the point that palestinians have been making since the plan came out a few days ago. you can be no economic solution until the political solution is found. in his speech, he describes the conference as having been dead already because it carries the seeds of failure. he said the conference did not dictate the fate of palestinians. there was an interesting side note to the speech because he also held out an offer of unity to the leadership of the fata political party. they have been at loggerheads about 13 years ever since hamas took over gaza. but he was saying to the leadership of fata now is a time to come together and form a unity government so that we can represent palestinians in the face of this deal. inare expecting protests gaza o

. >> shep, i spoke after that interview with hamas inside gaza city.the palestinian authority. none of the leaders i spoke with were aware of any communication this week between the trump administration and any political figures. one note out of our sit down, kushner spoke about the tension with irans saying it would be iran's worst nightmare if this succeeded. >> shepard: tell us more about your discussions with hamas leaders. >> we spoke with senior officials today inside gaza city. a number of sources that we keep there to get their latest updates about the situation, whether it's cease fires unfolding or other larger peace plans like what we've looked at here. i want to read you quickly a text message from a senior official in hamas texting me this from gaza city. yes, we read it comfortably and we're impressed but negatively impressed how naive and his team, how ignorant about history and politics. he mad a good power point lecture. that's the language between hamas and bahrain. it doesn't seem that they're on board when it comes to this summit or

-gaza city, which tends to use much more heat, much from the cuisine of the coast, which is rich uh-with seafood of course, and a very sophisticated, very urbane cuisine. >> anthony: i'm curious what everyone thinks. will, in your lifetime, i guess the first question will be "in your lifetime, will you be able to visit yafa?" [ speaks arabic ] laila: she says, you know, she hopes she can. she hopes she can go to jerusalem as well. [ speaks arabic ] laila: so she's optimistic, yeah. [ speaks arabic ] anthony: what about -- laila: he saying that, first he said you're not allowing us to and then he said -- then he self corrected and said the israeli aren't allowing us to. >> anthony: go, go! [laughs] [ speaks arabic ] [ speaks arabic ] >> laila: this is the normal tone of voice. he's not upset, by the way, this is how we talk. [laughs] >> anthony: what's he -- what's he say? >> laila: he's saying, give me a permit, if they allow me, of course i'll go. ou get a wireless plan, wouldn't it be great to get a phone too? switch to sprint and ge

here in gaza city all the way up to the main square of gaza city tomorrow morning but we are also expecting more protests at the border between gaza and israel they're likely to happen tomorrow afternoon and just to illustrate this point of trust. earlier on on tuesday or on the smalling israel said that it was going to restrict and cut back on the fuel that's being delivered across the border into gaza for gaza's only power station that's because they say that people on this side of the border in gaza have been flying rockets with flayers over into israel to try and start fires now the difficulty will be trying to come to some sort of resolution some sort of understanding and trust when you still have things like that going on after this conference is over there is still a very strong feeling that gaza's anger at this conference is not going to go away all right rob thank you very much for that rob matheson correspondent there live in gaza and of course that's a conference taking place in bahrain today and did tomorrow we'll keep you right up to date here at out jazeera with all of the dev

extend its occupation and control over the entire west bank how hosp on the matheson has more from gaza city. it's estimated there are 2000000 people living in gaza at the moment that's about 5600 every square kilometer but the streets of gaza city are quieter this tuesday morning because there's a general strike which is opposed to the economic part of the u.s. plan to try to find a solution to the israeli palestinian crisis according to palestinian official figures in 2852 percent of gazans didn't have jobs gaza's infrastructure is struggling on tuesday morning israel said it wasn't sending any fuel to gaza's only power plant and they said it was because gazans had been flying balloons carrying flares into israel in the hopes of setting fires. under the u.s. plan with gaza would be entitled to a share of about $28000000000.00 in faster that would be designed to rebuild the infrastructure and it hopes to create about a 1000000 jobs but people here in gaza say that's not the point the main priority for them is a political solution gazans say that the u.s. plan is designed to distract from th

so has more now from gaza city. before shouted coercion and stood up to deliver his opening remarks a speech had already been started by ishmael kindy a the leader of hamas the group that controls gaza he was making a very impassioned speech to a group of palestinian faction leaders here in gaza city and reiterating the point that palestinians have been making ever since details of this plan 1st came out a few days ago that there can be no economic solution to this situation until the political solution is found in his speech he describes the buckling conference as having been dead already because it carries the seeds of failure he said that the conference did not dictate the fate of palestinians now there was an interesting side note to this speech because he also held out an offer of unity to the leadership of the fatah political party and the fatah and hamas have been at loggerheads for about 13 years ever since hamas took over gaza but this was a saying to the leadership of fatah now is the time to come together

building here in gaza city up to the main square but we're also expecting protests at the border with israel now up until for the for the last few weeks those protests have been fairly calm but there's an interesting to twist to all of this because just in the early part of today israel said it was going to block supplies of fuel getting across the border to the gaza's only power station now if that happens and we end up with power cuts and significant loss of power in the next few days then those protests might escalate we'll just have to wait and see all right rob thanks for that rob matheson live in gaza now we can get to wrestle in jordan she's in washington d.c. and rose this is a very important part of what has become the signature certainly for jared. son in law but also a very important part of policy coming out of the white house. it is a very important piece of policy coming out of the white house it's notable that this is something that. was assigned to work on from the moment that his father in law became u.s. president and early 2017 of course what is noteworthy is that i

matheson has more from gaza city. it's estimated there are 2000000 people living in gaza at the moment that's about 5600 every square kilometer but the streets of gaza city are quieter this tuesday morning because there's a general strike which is opposed to the economic part of the u.s. plan to joy to find a solution to the israeli palestinian crisis according to palestinian official figures in 201852 percent of gazans didn't have jobs gaza's infrastructure is struggling on tuesday morning israel said it wasn't sending any fuel to gaza's only power plant and they said it was because gazans had been flying balloons carrying flares into israel in the hopes of setting fires. under the u.s. plan that gaza would be entitled to a share of about $28000000000.00 in investment that would be designed to rebuild the infrastructure and it hopes to create about a 1000000 jobs but people here in gaza say that's not the point the main priority for them is a political solution gazans say that the u.s. plan is designed to distract fro

enemy to extend its occupation and control over the entire west bank robertson has more now from gaza city. before judge stood up to deliver his opening remarks a speech had already been started by ishmael honey a the leader of hamas the group that controls gaza he was making a very impassioned speech to a group of palestinian faction leaders here in gaza city and reiterating the point that palestinians have been making ever since details of this plan 1st came out a few days ago that there can be no economic solution to this situation until the political solution is found in his speech he describes the buckling conference as having been dead already because it carries the seeds of failure he said that the conference did not dictate the fate of palestinians now there was an interesting side note to this speech because he also held out an offer of unity to the leadership of the fatah political party and the fatah and hamas have been at loggerheads for about 13 years ever since hamas took over gaza but this was highly a saying to the leadership of fatah now is the time to come together now is

in the early part of why this is you mentioned there was a large scale protest to the center of gaza city right now just. about a kilometer or so from the israeli border and we've got another meeting this one entitled to confronting the deal of the century but then my message is pretty much the same we had a hamas official who was speaking to listening to the crowd earlier saying that the militants were able to undermine the conspiracy and it had the strength of resistance to be able to deal with this you know hama security has been tightened to keep people away from the border busy as they've been drifting down hamas does not want to have a confrontation with israel at this time but people very concerned as you do saying that this u.s. economic deal is basically an attempt to distract them from their demands of a right to return to the ground that they believe belongs to them and also the removal of restrictions and controls that have been put in place predominantly by israel now the conference in bahrain is due to end on what the palestinians are making a very clear that their anger wit

businesses were closed there were calls for protests last night some of those very protests took place in gaza city and other parts of gaza and today as well we've seen a smattering of protests small scale protests that have been happening during the day now the interesting thing about this particular one is that this one is happening on a waiting state and that's significant because normally the protests that have been taking place in terms of the but the banner of a right to return usually happen on this one is taking place here lately because that's the strange feeling that you want to be able to have some sort of response to this is what's been going on not really i mean you can probably hear over my shoulder because i'm beginning. there are more and more people who are sitting here as this is not going to be any expecting to see as time goes on and restrictions fail will be expected more people start to drift down into a more to the border here and that will be the point at which we we see farther north people are prepared to show just how angry they are by moving up to the border perhaps thro

that was 336 kilometers off shore gaza gaza city. in water depth of 650 meters was to develop a subsidy but when pipeline. to ask along is there any way there is an area of a lot of very large area. british girls plan to do a gust didn't facility in ashkelon and the field could have been remotely controlled. gas is measured in d.c. and billions a few cubic meters it is important to know that. forward. cannot be clean viable development of a marine a market of for at least 2 p.c.m. period should be. should be developed so because otherwise. there was no thoughts such economic the ability to develop this field know such a market does not exist in the palestinian authority the market even. today the palestinian authority is very very small very very limited maybe half a c.m. of perspective power station in jenin in other words. 0 point one c.m. for a power station in gaza altogether it can sum up to about one b.c. and of so the market for this gaza is basically is. on the 27th of september 2000 palestinian a president yasser arafat gave

general strike and early on why this day it was a large crowd that marched through the streets of gaza city this meeting which is close to the israeli border is entitled confronting a good deal of the century security i've been trying very hard to keep people away from the border they don't want to risk any confrontations with disagree forces at this time but people here are saying that the deal of the century so hold is simply a u.s. economic deal that it does ignore their demands for a political solution they say that yes they want billions of dollars in investment but they want a political solution to the conflict with israel or the conference in bahrain is juicy and one where the unstable palestinians have been saying that there are about it is very likely to continue. the u.n. has warned that washington's decision to end waivers the country's exports saying it rained you know importing i should say iranian oil will hurt the 3050 nuclear deal and the european union has also reiterated that there is no present credible and peaceful alternative to the nuclear deal of 2015 both the u.n. an

province which killed 2 people at least 13 people have also been killed in a suicide bomb attack in gaza city in disputed territory in more than a close to the turkish border say a car was blown up with several civilians post by no group has claimed responsibility. when it comes the syrian opposition activists are reporting the use of white phosphorus which is banned under international law in the rebel held town of concha couldn't when you bombing by russian backed government forces in the northwest is being described as a catastrophic humanitarian disaster. reports. syrian opposition activists say this video shows syrian government forces dropping white phosphorus on the town of qana shakoor in in southern al-jazeera can't independently verify this footage. but white phosphorus is an internationally banned weapon and incendiary material conclusive ear burns and breathing difficulties. activists say it's part of the strategy to depopulate a particular territory in order to secure strategically important roads tens of thousands of syrians are believed to be caught in the middle of the fightin

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here in gaza was making a very impassioned speech to a group of palestinian faction leaders here in gaza city and reiterating the point that the palestinians have made ever since the details of this plan came out just a few days ago that there has to be a solution to this situation before an economic solution can even be discussed he described it as the common conference being dead already because it carried this seeds of failure it said that it was not to dictate the lives of palestinians let's listen to a little bit more about what he had to say. the conference held at the moment in bahrain is a political conference with an economic coverup it is totally a political event with the financial and economic camouflage simply for the reason that this conference and the deal called the deal of the century is aimed at achieving the following 1st to lay the foundation for terminating the palestinian cause sake and giving the green light to the zionist enemy to extend its occupation and control over the entire west bank. there was an interesting slight twist to that speech because essentially held o

so we have a number of sources in hamas leadership, insight gaza city.ith jared kushner today in bahrain, actually reached out to one of the senior officials and asked for the reaction to these comments by jared kushner. and the response that i got from that senior official was not good. it was a response of disappointment in this entire summit. i want to read to you part of what the source had to say, harris. it's very interesting and gives you some insight into the response of hamas to these efforts by the trump inscription. this officials think he was impressed by how naive jared kushner was. >> harris: forgive me, we've got to scoot to some breaking news. i appreciate you taking my question. i will chat with you more next time. i appreciate it. all right, let's get to this. >> i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. [baby crying] >> harris: oh, my goodness. hard-rending video showing georgia officials rescuing a baby girl left inside a plastic bag in the woods of north atlanta, north of atlanta. the department is releasing this footage in hopes of identifying th

a rocket launched from the gaza strip has struck a house in cetera city and in the southern israel police say that it caused no casualties there was no immediate comment from the palestinian factions. people in guatemala are going to the polls to vote in parliamentary and presidential elections on sunday the elections come as the country grapples with a growing crisis over corruption well now several front runners including one candidate with a track record for fighting corruption have been barred from standing in the election it's raised fears that the justice system has caved into political pressure in favor of traditional candidates from guatemala's most powerful families . this year amount of propaganda on the streets of guatemala city is overwhelming. quite a marlins will have 21 candidates to choose from when they're elected their next president. many more wanted to participate but never made it onto the ballot papers . the supreme electoral court backed by the constitutional court prevented them from registering their candidacy claiming they were outstanding legal cases against the

a rocket launched from the gaza strip has struck a house and center at city in southern israel police say that it caused a new casualties there was no immediate comment from palestinian factions and a severe psychopath india's western coast has been lashing coastal areas with heavy named rain and waves cycling value was forecast to hit the state of gujarat head on but veered away from the coast. the central american nation of guatemala goes to the polls on sunday to elect a new president and a parliament the fight against corruption should have been a central issue since the country is the most corrupt in latin america according to transparency international however one of the best known fighters against corruption has been excluded from the presidential race there's a fear that the justice system could be bowing to political pressure in favor of traditional candidates from guatemala's most powerful family. this year amount of propaganda on the streets of guatemala city is overwhelming. quite a marlins will have 21 candidates to choose from when they're elect their next president. man

in relation to the march 15th massacre are fired a rocket launched from the gaza strip has struck a house and a setter out city in southern israel police say that it caused no casualties there was no immediate comment from palestinian factions. another top aide to u.s. president donald trump is quitting white house spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders is to leave her job at the end of the modeling trump said that she would return to our home state of arkansas and praised her as quote a warrior sanders has been his spokeswoman since 27 teams and her tenure has seen a fall in regular press briefings and growing questions about the administration's credibility a replacement has not yet been named. our washington correspondent helen humphrey sent us this assessment of that latest development at the white house. under sarah huckabee saunders regular white house press briefings became a thing of the past the last formal one that she held was on the 11th of march now without doubt she was one of the president's most trusted aides and one of the few remaining staff members who'd worked on his campaign but unlike so man

hezbollah and lebanon could fire missiles on israeli cities has could hamas from gaza. militia in syria could target u.s. forces there. houthi rebels could target u.n. and saudi forces and even in afghanistan iran has loyal fight who are could attack the u.s. there. the u.s. would suddenly be threatened on many front far from iran. iran would also use its conventional forces, currently close to 1 million service personnel to target u.s. allies and bases in region. its navy would likely shut down vital oil shipping routes in the strait of hormuz, cutting the world from one-fifth of its energy supplies and may very possible fire missiles, not to mention attack u.s. military bases in qatar, saudi, the uae, iraq and even afghanistan. turning off this war would not be fast. iran is not small, nearly two and a half times the size of texas. remember jimmy carter's ill-fated 1980 helicopter mission to rescue the 52 u.s. hostages in tehran. it has mountains and desert. think a combo of iraq and afghanistan, searingly hot in the summer. along with its allies, it should have the u

that's gone untapped for more than 2 decades the city is found off the coast years before israel has found its on al-jazeera world tells the untold story of gaza as an exploited gas fields gaza loggin is only made us of the bill as you know so it's a. and how this valuable resource could have transformed palestinian lives. because the gas deal on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. swear every jew. more than 100 dead in just 3 days a sudan's military jointer continues a crackdown on protestors and opposition groups. how about i'm from the state bar and you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up. to say they've taken control of several occasions in southern saudi arabia following a 3 day battle. $300.00 power issues are still with skies above normandy as world leaders gather on the british coast to remember d.-day 75 years old plus. i'm. sorry thanks to. create. the show you can reach its. all it's by algorithm an exhibition of images produced by the world's 1st humanoid ai autist. we begin in sudan where more than 100 people have been killed since monday when. military genter began a violent crackdown on protesters demanding a civilian gov

gone untapped for more than 2 decades the city has found off the coast years before israel despite its on guys. al jazeera world tells the untold story of gaza's unexploded gas fields because a lot of it is only us it's a but it's doing so it's a lot of money and how this valuable resource could have transformed palestinian lives. because the gas deal on al-jazeera. a new hope for sudan ethiopia's prime minister meets the head of the ruling military council as he mediates trying to ease this crisis. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.n. demands an investigation into what it calls a staggering number of murders as a result of the philippine government's war on drugs. u.k. prime minister theresa may will officially step down as the head of the conservative party a move triggered by her failure to deliver bracks it plus. the weather shouldn't be like this it used to rain in the middle of april. forced to leave the country because of climate change a new factor and the u.s. immigration crisis. ethiopian prime minister of medicine sudan's her broker talks between pro-democracy protesters and the giunta is for

cities across egypt the interior ministry says it's not happening. mohamed lotfy is a lawyer who represents some of the young people. in gaza with props scores of them were taken to the police cars. and different police stations across across the from the governors of egypt and later on that the minister of interior although that everybody during the in the meanwhile somewhere in the. you know the subject of some of the pilots will and this was 5 years after l.c.c. was elected having led a coup such incidents are not so unusual in egypt. the former general promised stability security and an economic upturn but activists and lawyers say that since then human rights have been abused freedom of opinion and dissembling have been practically abolished some 60000 opposition supporters of behind bars. optimism has evaporated. there is a sin is the future there is fear of reprisal if you express your opinion the tensions appearance. fall is skandha is one of those living in fear the rights of blogger and musician produced web videos working with his friend shady abu say. they were satirical although not explicitly political in one

redwood city leigh martinez ktvu >>> two bay area men are facing murder charges for hitting and killing two pedestrians at the end of a pursuit with modesto police 24-year-old rodney hero's and antonio gaza were driving a stolen car when they were pulled over saturday, the men took off and start shooting when they taco truck seating area and killed two people but the men were arrested and being held without bail >>> one of the two men blame for the ghost ship warehouse will testify today, max harris known as the creative director of the artist colony is scheduled to take the witness stand and earlier witnesses testified they felt harris was trustworthy and harris and derrico minna are charged with 36 counts of manslaughter in the deadly fire and the judge told the attorneys to be ready to start calling witnesses tomorrow afternoon we will continue to cover the trial every day that court is in session and we are posting updates from inside the courtroom on what is happening just go to the ktvu website to read a daily blog of the trial. >>> the man accused of killing a young oakland woman at the macarthur bart station last july is due back in court today, the judge is scheduled another hea

that's gone untapped for more than 2 decades the city's found off the coast years before israel has found its on al-jazeera world tells the untold story of gaza'sunexploited gas fields gaza loggin is the only man in the us of the but as you know so it's a lot of money and how this valuable resource could have transformed palestinian lives. because the gas deal on al-jazeera. al jazeera. where ever you. the death toll in sudan rises to 100 as gunfire erupts again on the streets of khartoum. i'm how am i here doing this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. here say they've taken control of several locations in southern saudi arabia following a 3 day battle. new unprecedented multimillion dollar trade deals between china and russia as king and flat samir person meets in moscow. and fight saying the blockade cats are has reinvented itself over the last 2 years. but we begin in sudan where the ruling military jones unleashed a campaign over violence and intimidation against protesters seeking a handover of power to civilians so to say at least $100.00 people have died since monday's attack on protestors outside the military had courses gunsh

always pollution of course is an issue in many of the world's cities whether it's a crawl factory work or construction but in gazathey have a very unusual problem i mean crease in the number of churches many with services help through the night has led to complaints from michael people as i'm watching reports from the capital of craw some are now resorting to legal action. that protect to allow lives in the compound that shares a wall with the church she acknowledges the church was there before she moved in however she says the frequency of services sometimes all night and the noise is excessive is on bearable average careful over a year and. people that have come and have had have had to leave because too much we have a nation like that we have a lot of kids in this compound the church didn't want to speak to us ghana is a majority christian country and religion of all kinds plays a large part in society in the last 5 years alone an estimated $5000.00 new churches many of them known as charismatic churches have sprung up that brings the total of churches in the country to around $15000.00 charismatic congregatio