international law but we help here there and everywhere well let's bring in hala delegate in the he's a senior fellow and director of the program on palestine and palestinian israeli affairs of the middle east institute he joins us via skype from arlington virginia i'm hala let's start with that warning from jordan's king abdullah that if israel goes ahead with an expansion plans it will lead to a massive conflict in the region how significant is this warning do you think. well i think it's very significant in jordan is one of 2 countries that has a peace treaty with israel that has the longest to air countries i should say has the longest border with israel along the jordan river. and when the king himself comes out and essentially puts his relationship with israel and the treaty with israel on the line it's very very serious you know for or the monarchy in jordan. an end to the 2 state solution which this plan and excision is really aimed at achieving an end any prospect of a palestinian state poses not just a strategic threat but quite possibly even an existential threat to the mon

down a 1000000000 church has been helping muslims to keep the faith during the pandemic i'll show you hala. hello i'm christine want to welcome to the program cycloid has said northeastern india and bangladesh where millions are hunkering down in emergency shelters has at least 3 deaths have been blamed on the storm so far at all the words he say there's a risk for devastating floods along the coast although as he's also worried about the spread of the coronavirus inside. where they say social distancing is impossible. in our league wins and driving rain cycling unleashed its formidable force as it made landfall. the storm 1st touched down in the indian state of west bengal the coastline there and neighboring bangladesh of bearing the brunt of the cycle and. with wind gusts of up to 190 kilometers per hour the storm is the strongest to hit the area in over a decade the flood prone region is densely populated with many vulnerable communities. over 2 and a half 1000000 people have been evacuated from low lying areas and are being housed in shelters. the coronavirus pandemic has further compl

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cnn's hala gorani brings us a story of a former syrian refugee and filmmaker. taking time to give back to someone he said helped him. >> reporter: from a perilless journey in war torn syria, he's taking on one of his biggest challenges yesterday. cleaning covid-19 wards in his local hospital in london. >> it says something here that i have been treated very well by the british community. i've lived with a british family for a year until i could get back on my feet. i was supported by the public. this is my way of saying thank you, basically. >> reporter: a tweet that he posted last month went viral. it showed the 32-year-old in full protective gear in a medical restroom. >> you're wearing the mask, mentally, you do unfortunately see some patients passing away. >> reporter: it is a dangerous job, handling bags full of covid-19 contaminated trash, he works five eight-hour shifts a week. but he says he never wanted to leave syria. but says he was detained and tortured after taking part in anti-government protests. he pays tribute to some of the front line workers

in this district of all hala. about 100 kilometers southwest of here some victims of islamic state terrorist attacks are said to be plotting revenge against the returning. that could have deadly consequences for some of these people most of whom are women and children. these are the 1st major forced repatriations from this camp and the authorities say there will be more. the gradual closing of the camps is yet another indication that the government is serious about restoring law and order in iraq. but for these families it's a potentially dangerous journey into the unknown. that's because of the deportation operations the rest of the residents have to stay in their tents that means that omar won't be able to go to work today. his mother is nervous right now everyone knows what's going on outside. but of course i'm scared yesterday i heard that they were going to shut down the camp i couldn't sleep all night what am i supposed to do my wife and i still don't have any idea papers are that's my big problem right now

we will show you hala random easy number example and obviously bozak like building on the terraces we will also see who counted syria is supplying schools on green electricity using solar energy and how one man in a slum in kenya is a breaking of the pall of what took the toes. we start the show in south africa where a very special body is a risk the salt and brown one bill also known locally as the funded bought because of its belief that its cry signals the coming of summer rain the species can be found in grasslands from kenya to angola and if it all the way down to south africa however humans are driving the bus into decline well its goals the vision is are now pulling out all the stops to save these clinics in public sounds. good good. even when fitted with tracking devices i'm also going to be hard to find. lucy kemp going to do through that she's trying to look at sultan ground one bill's large country whereas bugs found in sub-saharan africa. in hunting have left the species vulnerable he says timid and that their numbers in south africa how fall into under 1500 the population

we will show you hala brandon ease up with christianity and the harvest moses by building off the terraces we will also see in the palm the jury it is supplying schools on clean energy steam using still an easy plant how one man in a slum in kenya these are breaking up the fall of what took the toes. we start the show in south africa where a very special body is a tree is the solvent grown from the it also known locally as the fund of bought because of its belief that its cry signals the coming of summer rain the species can be found in grasslands from kenya to angola and even all the way down to south africa however humans are driving the bus into decline well it's because the vision is and now pulling on all the stops to save these iconic in public sounds. good good good. even when fitted with tracking devices some amorphous can be hard to find. lucy kemp going to destroy that she's trying to look at sultan ground 100 bills lige good neighbor as bad as found in sub-saharan africa. in hunting have left this species vulnerable he says to meet and that their numbers in south africa how fall

today is returning to hala. he was there on the 9th of october when the main synagogue was attacked on the jewish day of atonement young kapoor. had gone to holland to pray with others at the central synagogue they were already inside when a neo nazi launched his attack he was unable to get into the building but was still able to murder 2 people and injure several others. i feel an emptiness now we really have to realize that 2 people died here one of them exactly here. and a part of us tied to a part of our souls. is hoping to be able to come to terms with what happened by going back to the synagogue. at midday on october 9th the congregation had already started praying when they heard shots and explosions outside. they could follow what was happening on screens linked to the security cameras. the attacker had intended to kill as many jews as possible but he failed to get past the synagogue's new security system he ended up killing a 40 year old female passer by and later a 20 year old man inside the synagogue

and often my on this 8th of may and be up front with kind of emirate the victims of how now the of hala on fun kind of caught in a. dish coup or not may have you not been forgotten in the midst of the kind of condemning but it's here because she encountered kindness of you but it can happen here it can happen anyway and it's a for the best words are spoken by israel's president whatever is written on the holocaust remembrance day in the german bundestag order to see. if it can happen here and this can happen anywhere to get this new month until today there is no one who can liberate us from these dangers we must liberate ourselves but we were liberated so i returned to become responsible for our action my i am well aware that this you are the able to demand comes a time of great it's up people and grows uncertainty of as they do not just because of the current a pandemic for very very much exacerbated by you and we do not yet know when and how we will emerge from this crisis and based on what we know in this spirit in which we entered it because of the great confidence in this. country.

>> i was very pleased in the beginning with the way he was n now, ndlithe hala week ortwo, i wish you would be a little, opening us up a little more. i think there are a lot neof bues like mine that could easily follow rules to social di ance and have everybody be safe but still have them be abletoto come the store. so, i wish that would open up. a little faster thanit looks, yes. >> tina, what about you, your thoughts on the governor's response? >> i 100% agree. i think at having some real solid guidelines wod be helpful. just saying you can open and ever but he thinks we are opening our doors e people calling and it is like no, we are not open. we are just doing curbside. it idifficult to explain to people. i wish we could have people in the store again. we can only have a certai number of ople in a time. it is not like we have many people in the store. we ould easily social distance to keep people safe. >> deborah with sonoma k outfitters, thu both so much for being with us. >> thanks. ne >> week is the start of a film festival for asian american mediacaamfest. they have helped scr

>>hala it was yeah pretty wet out there justine it certainly looks more rain rain on in may not unusual but the way things are setting itself up now kind of an unusual pattern as we're expecting a series of storms to possibly roll through the bay area looking out there right now you can see over 2 are on the cloudy skies, the raindrops out there as well and more that on the way overnight tonight in fact we're going to see this system winding on him, but it's got a couple spokes on the wheel that are going to basically rotate in so to speak as you're going to see a wave after wave of moisture come on shore from the system you see one coming on shore right rain developing around the bay area, some pockets of moderate amounts of rainfall moving into parts of the east bay and also in the north bay right now you can see a right around the richmond area they're seeing some pretty good rain there. some light yellow beginning to show up some that also for sam ramon more rain on the way spending a little further to the south hasn't quite reached the south looks like they'll get a chance of a few

larry good to see you always great to be happy friday you know your national trigger say well you know hala thank you the book is beyond the great divide how a nation can become a neighborhood against was governor george pataki will be back with more politicking after this. join me every 1st day on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. we go to work you straight home. every single culture on earth has prohibitions against. at the same time virtually every culture on earth will reward you enormously if you use killed the right person and in one setting it is the most horrendous damaging thing them actionable and in the other setting is a little wondrous thing that they will give you a medal for that people will vote through you because of that the people will mate with you because you're good at doing that sort of saying. that and finding another one of the guys in my town swayed both the food. bank itself more to see it on the plaza this way got it out and so hard not to think of the how the diesel fed

natural hedge for this type of occurrence is when all prices come down again really interesting stuff hala kareen thank you so much for joining us do appreciate it thank you. so what you should have learned so far is that oil is no longer the be all and end all color karim was saying it there and cell phone and really with the planet under threat from climate change as well nor should it be and so enter the energy alternatives well honey university has developed a plasma thruster this is a type of propulsion engine that could potentially power the planes of tomorrow and bring emissions free flying a step closer think about it this pandemic has reduced global consumption of oil by about a 3rd the jet airliners guzzling at least 5000000 barrels of the stuff every day and so coronavirus may just be the push green energy needs it should come as no surprise that the decline in fossil fuel use has led to an 8 percent fall in global carbon emissions according to the international energy agency so maybe lithium the stuff the powers much of our electric cars and batteries can be a winner from this

larry good to see you always great to be and keep fighting you know your national trigger say well hala thank you the book is beyond the great divide how a nation can become a neighborhood against was governor george pataki will be back with more politicking after this. lead. we go to work some straight home. county the cost in charting the future with an endemic appearing to recede it is time to assess the economic damage bonus prices change the global economy and if there's going to be a recovery well crime village and are there lessons to be learned. welcome back to politicking award winning journalist libertarian pundit john stossel has thought provoking perspective on the coronavirus pandemic including subjugation seizes a potential silver lining he's the author of give me a break and the creator of stossel t.v. where were you hibernating. off got to be. very pretty. great place all right you recently wrote a column john headline shut down silver lining it was about home schooling elaborate. one parents are discovering hey i like teaching my kids a home and they learn more and we'r

>>are in teen halas belcher was only 9 years old when she thought of a way to raise money for the pediatric hospital saint jude. the young soccer player figured she could juggle a soccer ball with her feet encouraging friends and family to donate to saint jude as she juggled for longer and longer periods of time and so juggling for jude was born articles of the first summer was like $100 like we literally wanted to raise like thomas money we and the reason why. >>$30,000 for summer we were long and then each year it just started to get more and more i reach 6 years later hollis has raised $440,000 for saint jude. >>the hospital which provides free treatment for pediatric cancer patients has had to cancel a number of fundraisers due to covid-19 so hollis decided now was the time to kick off an idea she's had for a while i'm going to be latching gently perjury charge on june first and i'm going to be jumping for just a minute and see how many i do and the agenda $10 general u haul us will post these videos on social media tagging soccer players and encouraging them to juggle donate then tag o

filament with international law international law will be of help here there and everywhere well hala they'll get in these a senior fellow and director of the program on palestine and palestinian israeli affairs of the middle east institute he says israeli annexation plans could pose a threat to the jordanian monarchy. jordan is one of 2 countries that has a peace treaty with israel that has the longest to air country's i should say has the longest border with israel along the jordan river. and when the king himself comes out and essentially puts his relationship with israel and the treaty with israel on the line it's very very serious you know for or the monarchy in jordan. an end to the 2 state solution which this plan and annexation is really aimed at achieving an end of any prospect of a palestinian state poses not just a strategic threat but quite possibly even an existential threat to the monarchy in jordan lebanon's leaders are seeking a financial lifeline from the international monetary fund talks began on wednesday the government wants several $1000000000.00 to avoid bankrupt

field meant that international law international law would be of help here there and everywhere well hala elegant is a senior fellow at the middle east institute he says israeli annexation of plans could pose a threat to the jordanian monarchy. jordan is one of 2 countries that has a peace treaty with israel that has the longest 2 arab countries i should say has the longest border with israel along the jordan river. and when the king himself comes out and essentially puts his relationship with israel and the treaty with israel on the line it's very very serious you know for or the monarchy in jordan. an end to the 2 state solution which this plan and annexation is really aimed at achieving an end of any prospect of a palestinian state poses not just a strategic threat but quite possibly even an existential threat to the monarchy in jordan time for a short break here not just iraq when we come back the dispute between iraq's new prime minister and judges that's becoming the 1st big test of his time in power and hundreds of thousands of people flee the central african republic as fighting i

news have now shut their doors south korea has reported more than 10000 cases it's going to difficult hala who is in hong kong what also we know about these new restrictions that certainly show on friday the health ministry had recommended bars nightclubs and other such venues to refrain from operating across the country but as you said on saturday souls' mayor took it one step further essentially shuttering all bars clubs and entertainment venues where there would be massive gatherings now this is because on thursday man tested positive coronavirus for corona virus and it was revealed that on may 1st on the night of may 1st since i'm a seconds he had gone to about 5 clubs and bars now may 1st and may 2nd was during a long holiday weekend and people across the country were in the capital enjoying the easing of restrictions in the country and so now it's believed that kids are now in new cases across the country from that particular cause cluster so far about 40 have been identified but the prime minister says that they are going to try and trace people connected to that cost and it could b

japan at the moment we have got some bits and pieces of cloud just pushing away from southern parts of hala shoes on areas of q.c. this weather system as seasonal rains dragging out of central parts of china pushing further race was and as for central china we're going to see more heavy downpours we have seen flooding here recently you can see the intense colors showing up there core southern parts of the country more heavy showers coming through with the possibility of further flood a lot of the show is to just around the far north east of china pushing over towards the east side of russia those sweep through clearing through northern parts of japan and then notice the next system runs across the yellow sea north korea particular could see some very heavy right that right in the south that's going to nudge a little further north was just wave a little further north which and again you can see some rather heavy showers pushing in here heavy showers continuing into the northeast of india meanwhile still a fair amount of cloud around here that we got this mass just offshore around the southwe

means generally speaking temperatures tend to rise so you got up to 41 in kuwait and baghdad but there hala as coming down to 32 mecca remains on the hot side at 45 the bit of brown here is occasional blue spots us potential for showers on the western side of savagery speaking that's not going to happen anywhere else occasional showers is the most you'll see is the hoss and dusty time of year and. it's not north africa it's much the same the around the coast you can obviously cloud here which means wet and windy weather for a bat and sore career drawing the walls out of the west and so hard temperatures in western libya and tunisia have been quite high same is true of sicily as a win turns around things do cool down to sit down to 26 for example on saturday we seem big shows recently in rwanda parts of uganda northern towns in the end they're still going to be about in fact if anything we foresee a redevelopment on the coastal towns and in all this blue is big sherry's tough deal congo is taking a bit of a break for the immediate future and zanzibar is quite hot. but. i easily test street a

financial crisis has driven many to protest in recent weeks so we can speak to our correspondents and hala he joins us live now from beirut. lebanon was emerging from it but now we could be returning to a complete shut up. it was described the rate of infections was described as manageable not alarming that a slowly changing the government to ease the restrictions to leaks ago the country slowly reopening as you can see behind me traffic people are out and about this may change the health minister is warning that the situation is dangerous on sunday there was a record number of cases detected in the 24 hour period 36 cases now that may seem like a very small number when you compare it to other countries but 1st of all 11 on they don't do a lot of testing less than 1000 tests a day so you do not really get a clear picture about the extent of the outbreak in this country this is also a very small country a population of 6000000 people the total number of cases nearing 1000 with 26 deaths and nearly 300 recoveries but the problem is this is a country that cannot handle a major outbreak it has

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assassin unknown bullets we can beat and as i had blogged and hala the human who i am that issue number7 is. that's not the. sort of the whole of cool who. i or the. others have been in the sense. i'm an on the come and tell you move my. song. for the. and they on in the day it'll out of. the data how to video of it. and is a little bit of. a bullet. not a hit on my shoulder by the. people there for. most of the cases it's young kids they get arrested in the middle of the night and there are very difficult circumstances they become very vulnerable to be themselves are victims. on national was your plan. israel says ok if you did not throw stones who threw stones and you were there but this is how they trying to make people collaborators with the military so it's also very common when israel address the child the 1st thing that they threaten them is if you don't confess guilty we're going to take away the work permit from your father from your mother from your rather from your sister and so on. oh i didn't come to do. much interview and michael moore says of the mcmartin i feel good a lo

assassin unknown bullets be beat and the blog hala they have a new i on that issue number 7 is.let's not do. i of the. other 2nd and the times. i'm not on the. come and tell you move my. song. for the. game and they on the day it'll out of. the data how to believe it. and is a little bit of. their own ability. not to hang on mcnamara and chill about the. people there for. most of the cases it's young kids they get arrested in the middle of the night and they're very very difficult circumstances they become very vulnerable be themselves are victims. on national was your plan. and israel says ok if you did not throw stones who threw stones and you were the butt and this is how they tried to make people collaborators with the military so it's also very common when israel address the child the 1st thing that they threaten them is if you don't confess guilty we're going to take away the work permit from your father from your mother from your rather from your sister and so on. oh i didn't come to the do honestly interview and much more civilians at the mcmartin i figured a loose isn't

>>are in teen halas belcher was only 9 years old when she thought of a way to raise money for the pediatric hospital saint jude. the young soccer player figured she could juggle a soccer ball with her feet encouraging friends and family to donate to saint jude as she juggled for longer and longer periods of time and so juggling for jude was born arkle so the first summer was like $100 like we literally wanted to raise like thomas money we have that freezing like $30,000 her summer we were long and each year it just started to get more and more i reach 6 years later hollis has raised $440,000 for saint jude. >>the hospital which provides free treatment for pediatric cancer patients has had to cancel a number of fundraisers due to covid-19. >>so hollis decided now was the time to kick off an idea she's had for a while i'm going to be latching gently perjury charge on june first and i'm going to be jumping for just a minute and see how many i do and it down to $10 children would you call us we'll post these videos on social media tagging soccer players and encouraging them to juggle donate the

>>are in teen halas belcher was only 9 years old when she thought of a way to raise money for the pediatricl saint jude. the young soccer player figured she could juggle a soccer ball with her feet encouraging friends and family to donate to saint jude as she juggled for longer and longer periods of time and so juggling for jude was born arkle so the first summer was like $100 like we literally wanted to raise like thomas money we have the freezing like $30,000 her summer we were blown away and then each year it just started to get. >>more and more i reach 6 years later hollis has raised $440,000 for saint jude. >>the hospital which provides free treatment for pediatric cancer patients has had to cancel a number of fundraisers due to covid-19 so hollis decided now was the time to kick off an idea she's had for a while i'm going to be watching jennifer to challenge on june first and i'm going to be jumping for just a minute and see how many i do and it down to $10 children would you call us we'll post these videos on social media tagging soccer players and encouraging them to juggle donate t

means generally speaking temperatures tend to rise so you got up to 41 in kuwait and baghdad but there hala is coming down to 32 mecca remains on the hot side at 45 the bit of brown here is occasional blue spots us potential for showers on the western side of saudi generally speaking that's not going to happen anywhere else occasional showers is the most you'll see is the hoss and dusty time of year and to our north africa that's much the same but around the coast you cannot be circulation of cloud here which means wet and windy weather for a bat and sore career drawing the walls out of the west and so hard temperatures in western libya and tunisia have been quite high same is true of sicily as the when turns around things do cool down to sit down to 26 for example on saturday. we seen big shells recently in rwanda parts of uganda there was in tanzania they're still going to be about in fact if anything we foresee a redevelopment on the coast of tanzania and all this blue is big sherry's tough deal congo is taking a bit of a break for the immediate future and zanzibar is quite hot. but. whe

>>are in teen halas belcher was only 9 years old when she thought of a way to raise money for the pediatrictal saint jude. the young soccer player figured she could juggle a soccer ball with her feet encouraging friends and family to donate to saint jude as she juggled for longer and longer periods of time and so juggling for jude was born articles of the first summer was like. >>$100 like we literally wanted to raise like thomas money we and the reason why $30,000 to her summer we were long and each year it just started to get more and more i reach 6 years later hollis has raised $440,000 for saint jude. >>the hospital which provides free treatment for pediatric cancer patients has had to cancel a number of fundraisers due to covid-19 so hollis decided now was the time to kick off an idea she's had for a while i'm going to be watching jennifer to challenge on june first and i'm going to be jumping for just a minute and see how many i do and it down to $10 general would you call us we'll post these videos on social media tagging soccer players and encouraging them to juggle donate then tag