and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality therere is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it.t. >> we are here i in a bubble.e. after r sometimeme of working together with jamal i said let's do this in california. you only have to choose e in th neighbororhood what kindnd of l youu want inn the morning.g. >> whehen i go therere i'm alwa eager to go o to my ppeople, to neighbhborhood. i wantnt to have the least interaction with the israelisis as popossiblele. >>>> many israelis ddon't wana know aboutut palesninians. they don't w want toto reaeach they don't wwant to cross into streets and d neighborhoodods w the paleststinians live because of a mixture of stereotypes and so on. >> so we decided to go together to visit each other's neighborhoods. and i would talk to israelis and david would talk to palestinians, and together we would face the harsh realities of o

jamal is serving a life sentence for killing police officer daniel faulkner in 1981. another hearing in the case is set for march. >>> 5:36. nbc10 found an eagles fan willing to go to the extreme to get his hands on nfc championship tickets. >> brian call of conshohocken jokingly says he's willing to give up a pinky or go bald for rest of his life if he gets tickets to the eagles-vikings game. the father of two put an ad on craigslist saying he was willing to give his left knee to carson wentz and the eagles for super bowl tickets. >> i got a sawzall in the car. give a shot of whiskey, pain pill. whatever you got to do. take out the acl, mcl, whatever, that's fine. i'll walk with a limp rest of my life. >> whoa. >> we apologize for the graphic nature of the offer. he is a super fan. he says he was in the stands the last time the eagles won the world series. he said if they win it this year, the excitement would be 1,000 times more exciting. i don't doubt that. >>> future hall of fame quarterback tom brady is nursing a jammed right hand. he hurt his right throwing hand

the demonstration is part of a decades' long argument that aback to you jamal is innocent -- abu jamal is innocent. [ chants ] the demonstrators want philadelphia's new district attorney, larry krasner, to release documents about ronald casteel's involvement in the case. casteel was a senior prosecutor when abu jamal was convicted and was a supreme court justice during his appeals process. abu jamal is serving a life sentence for killing police officer daniel faulkner in 1981. another hearing in the case is set for march. >>> 4:35. >> for the record, go to hell. >> an unexpected outburst in a michigan courtroom during a sentencing hearing for former usa gymnastics doctor, dr. larry nassar. that was a gymnastics coach who used to work with nassar. during his time as a coach, thomas brennan said he sent more than 100 girls to nassar for treatment. during his comments, he demanded that dr. nassar, who was covering his face or looking away most of the day, look at the young women who were testifying, in the eyes. >> he didn't only deceive the girls which -- honest to god is the worst, what

get into some of them now rock thanks very much our senior correspondent because they have because jamal wakim fessor of history and international relations at lebanese university in beirut joins us live now jamal very welcome to the program first of all your thoughts on tillerson accusation error that russia is essentially implicit in every attack in the country since intervened in twenty fifteen in syria. well i believe the. an attempt by the united states to step up the tension in syria and this is a signed things will heat up in syria in the coming few months and maybe in the next few years specially that the united states wants to hold on to its positions in syria especially in northeastern syria. still far from accepting a political resolution to the syrian crisis and i believe that we need to link this accusation. to the operation going on in my office. in northern syria where the troops are besieging the city which is good supported by the united states and. there are talks that this comes with concerned with the concern of russia so i believe we could see this accusation. by the

jamal sim mons be, who knows a thing or two about these fights.aucus is not just a trump era thing. i want to point out that mark meadows here is part of the leadership reportedly here within the last few minutes saying they will support the short term resolution. which you heard the congressman say was a sliver of good news. but i would be remiss if i didn't get your response with meadows saying this morning the american people are fed up with short term answers. we need to pass a budget. long term planning makes for good solutions. what accounts for the difference? >> it's yet to see what accounts for the difference. maybe republicans realized they are in charge of the entire government, they have the majority in the house, the senate, they have the white house. the idea that democrats would be the one to face some government repercussion from a shut down is far sis cal. so i think the republicans have realized they have to do their job and keep the government funded. we'll see what happens in the senate. >> my question to you jamal, then the co

. >>> today, dozens of protesters turned out for a hearing for convicted cop killer mumia abu-jamal.y are calling on the new district attorney to release documents. he was a supreme court justice during his appeals process. abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for killing police officer daniel faulkner back in 1981. >>> cracking down. up next, police call it our area's version of a red light district. only nbc 10 is there as undercover officers take on a hidden krcrime operating around the country and here at home. >>> change is on the way. the snow has moved. look at what's moving in just in time for the weekend next in my first alert forecast. >>> only nbc 10 is there as undercover officers crack down on massage parlors operating in philadelphia. a new report is released that puts our area in the spotlight. that report on the illicit massage businesses identifies an international pipeline for human trafficking thats right to our region. >> it's found more than 9,000 illicit massage parlors are open for business in the u.s. 700 of those are operating in pennsylvania, new jersey and

or if jamal is a sudanese newbie and he was a child when the displacement occurred. today he teaches african history in america after fifty years when you look at the new land that was acquired by the movie ends or within unions were displaced to is invisible and even when you have an enormous amount of health problems you have very bad logistics and again massive migration but this time he looked like a few g.'s. despite the cooma of displacement libyans have done their best to keep alive their traditions and their distinctive language. many newbie and song center on a return to their lost homeland. that dance is inspired by the gentle flow of the nile . to the legume you can never forget your homeland the place where you are born and the place where you died we live now in our memories. i am. i. there is still a large newby and community in northern sudan which remains on the land of its forefathers on the banks of the nile. but even they are now under threat. in one thousand nine hundred ninety two the sudanese government announced its intention to build a huge hy

. >>> protesters turned out for a hearing for cop killer mumia abu-jamal. criminal justice center this morning. demonstrators calling on the new district attorney to release documents about ronald castile's involvement in abu-jamal's case. he was a senior prosecutor when abu-jamal was convicted and also a supreme court justice during his appeals process. >> recent supreme court decision a year ago said you cannot have a judge sitting in judgment over a case where he had been the prosecutor in the case. that's a violation of due process and a right to a fair and unbiased tribunal. >> the d.a.'s office is asking for more time for the new administration to review the case. there will be a hearing coming up in days. >>> next at 5:00 -- tragedy in south jersey. >> left to die in the icy and frigid delaware river. neighbors are speaking out tonight about the young woman who lost her life here and what should happen to the man who drove his car over the edge, next. >>> unfair advantage. the court case that could result in a redrawing of pennsylvania's congressiona

. >>> today dozens of protesters turned out for a hearing for a convicted cop killer abua jamal.his was the scene near the criminal justice center this morning. demonstrators calling on new district attorney larry krasner to release documents about castile's involvement in abu-jamal's case. he was a supreme court justice during his appeals process. >> a recent supreme court decision a year ago says you cannot have a judge sitting in judgment over a case where he had been the prosecutor in the case. there's a violation of due process and the right to a fair and unbiased tribunal. >> the d.a.'s office is asking for more time for the administration to review the case. there stb a status conference in 30 days. abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for killing officer daniel faulkner back in 1981. >>> pennsylvania's supreme court heard arguments on whether the state's congressional districts were drawn up to benefit republicans. judges heard from both sides of the issue. the league of women voters argue the current maps intentionally discriminate against democratic voters. they say rep

jamal abdul nasser like a military coup and it. and lieutenant general abboud was close to the egyptian regime. a year after the coup a sudanese delegation arrived in cairo to sign a new nile agreement. the nine hundred fifty nine full utilization of nile waters agreement allocated a new share of the river ahead of the completion of the ass one high down in egypt . once constructed the dam was due to save over thirty billion cubic meters of floodwater and. egypt share of the nile increased by several billion cubic meters sudan's limited share more than quadruple. the nine hundred fifty nine agreement between egypt and sudan consolidated a renewed deadlines. muscle issue that egypt and so then formed a joint committee once again for monitoring that it in the two countries looked at that and increasing its water flow was the ad that allowed. one way to increase the nile waters was to resurrect a plan dating back to british colonial times. over twenty billion cubic meters of the nile waters carried downstream from the great lakes regi

as now bring in professor of history and international relations at lebanese university in beirut jamal mccain mr mccain perhaps you can tell us just how dangerous are these homemade drones. well there are very dangerous especially that they could be manufactured at home by terrorists and they could be. terrorists could be found on technology that is available in the market for a very consumer so this is how serious it is especially that it could not be controlled by by states and by. agencies so i believe that this should raise concern about the capacities accumulated by the terrorists in syria and that could be used as we're out on the globe to be what we're seeing here is a new terror attack taken should we expect more sector attacks from now on. well i believe so because the terrorists the they have what is considered as a backward ideology however they enjoy. so to speak a to take in terms of weaponry in terms of music technology and modern tools of. internet. where the very creative and developing measures. weapons so that's why i believe this should raise concern and bring govern

extended royal family that course the budget a huge amount ok good to get your perspective on this jamal khashoggi thanks very much indeed. come here on al-jazeera syrian forces launch airstrikes on the areas of countryside outside the capital damascus plus. of the maze a violent year in mexico's history the murders of six politicians and lead to fears for the upcoming elections. hello and welcome back we're going to see some quite snowy weather conditions across parts of beer and potentially over next twenty four hours in a big area of low pressure here which is going to give some to stow weather some really strong winds blowing in across about the eric islands and really for eastern parts of spain some wet weather central areas seen some heavy snow fall in other parts here weather conditions somewhat quiet especially across southeastern areas where it should remain largely draw and fine ten degrees and sixteen in athens northern areas on the chilly side there temperatures around freezing only five in london but still the low pressure center sitting there in the western part of the medi

nation the israeli people the current israeli government so mahmoud abbas as i'm sure you hear from jamal in europe he has already made it clear that he will not be. the united states as a partner or an honest broker or mediator in any peace process going forward that the distance between the two messages was extremely stark in the comments from mike pence here at the knesset and of course he did focus on another topic that's very close to the heart certainly of israeli politicians at the moment and that's their position on iran. yes he talks not just about that about the the shared view of iran promising the united states would not allow iran to get a nuclear weapon to great applause here in the knesset hall also talking about the wider regional picture and that the burgeoning alliances that he was talking about between the united states and arab states of course talking about egypt jordan indeed saudi arabia and the big indeed is one of the other issues that the palestinians are concerned about that there is this potential for some kind of imposition of a deal that the palestinian leade

the helm of the jamal mess that the lawful. a son named combat boots had led always be comfy to nice when jimmy allowed it out of a. good long. about. mixing. it live. fully and warn. us. about what's. going on with the. though the waters were calm that fear wasn't misplaced over three thousand seven hundred refugees were to drown in mediterranean crossings that almost a thousand of them and the eastern sea is through which that pass. this time they were lucky within a few hours that overloaded boat came within sight of chaos a greek island. i would like a few of the me. you know me and. i'm glad. that it's not just the last. white house. plan a few. dozen one measuring. by the early summer of twenty fifteen more than one hundred thousand refugees had arrived by small boats in greece and the government was struggling with the influx of gump. he thought. a kid. but after three days in the camp they managed to obtain documents which allowed them to move legally around greek territory. but then what happened is the them i had to h

and turkey with international relations profess that jamal wakim he believes we're currently seeing damage control being carried out by to less than on the trumpet ministration is trying to limit the damage that was closed to the american relations with this new american move by establishing this border to me on the pretext of protecting the border the syrian border with iraq and with the the turks there isn't to be would of all the national security of thirty especially if they consider themselves as allies of the united states i would have a the united states is doing what the school and so that an infringement on on that national security so i believe that this is a critical issue for the turks and i don't believe that the us would. not act against such an american stuff. now for those who like life on the edge chase the story of a bridge in eastern five beriah damaged by fire and it's wooden planks rotting away the five hundred meter river crossing is amazingly still braved by fifteen hundred locals every day. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley claims that the trumpet ministra

and turkey with international relations professor jamal wakim who believes we're currently seeing damage control being carried out by to listen on this trumpet administration is trying to limit the damage that was caused to the american relations with this new american movie establishing this border. on the pretext of protecting the border the border with iraq and with the turks a reason to be worried about the national security of thirty especially because of the themselves as allies of the united states or wherever the united states is doing what the. an infringement on that national. so i believe that this is a critical issue for the turks and i don't believe that the. naacp against such an american stop. a teenager has attacked a school in eastern siberia injuring six people including a teacher. event to the class and inflicted injuries upon free school children and a teacher with the next child received a blow to the face another one was trying on the bag and another girl lost something. the girl said she was to get text messages from the soon to scoot that she should not go to morn

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>> jamal cain: yeah, i guess.hot six times. >> pelley: when the violence reduction strategy team came to his home, he saw the cops and he hid. his grandfather took the social worker's card. >> cain: i just looked at it and threw it down. because i had no intention of calling them. i never did call, because i don't think the police want to help me. >> pelley: you regret that now? >> cain: not really. >> pelley: you still don't believe it? >> cain: nope. >> pelley: when we saw cain, he was in jail on a gun possession charge. >> cain: i grew up on the bad neighborhood, but that-- that don't make me bad. just make me stuck. >> pelley: "stuck?" what do you mean? >> cain: i'm not necessarily a bad person. it's just the things i do may be bad, if you grow up and you see everybody selling drugs, getting money the fast way, you want to do it. it don't necessarily mean you want to be violent. violence has come along with the way life that we live. >> mallette: we don't necessarily consider these guys to be bad people. they

---la oficina del alguacil del condado de solano identific a ''jamal kemp'' de 31 aÑos y residente dedad, como el responsable de atropellar y dejar seriamente lesionado el sbado a un peaton. --esto ocurri luego de una persecucion a alta velocidad que inici cuando ''kemp'' se neg a hacer una parada de trafico sobre la carretera 80. --el sujeto, quien estaba armado se sali de la autopista y choc contra varios carros antes de embestir al transeunte. ---la policia de gilroy arrest el viernes a un sospechoso de varios robos perpetrados en el sur de la bahia. ---el sujeto fue perseguido desde gilroy hasta hollister por la policia despues de realizar un robo a mano armada en una pizzeria y darse a la fuga. ---el hombre era buscado por otro robo a mano armada en un hotel, la noche de la navidad. ---decenas de establecimientos abrieron sus puertas a la nueva era de la venta de marihuana recreacional de manera legal en el estado dorado. ---este lugar en berkeley es uno de los 15 dispensarios que hoy estuvieron atendiendo a los clientes con los permisos requeridos por la nueva ley. ---en el area

and turkey with international relations professor jamal wakim he believes we're currently seeing damage control being carried out is trying to limit the damage that was caused to the american relations with this new american movie establishing this border army on the pretext of protecting the border the syrian border with iraq and with thirty but i believe the main geopolitical objective here is for the united states to have a good army in syria that could ensure the united states. foothold on syrian soil prevents the syrian government from extending its control over the. north east part of syria so as regional tensions between the two key allies worsen artie's ecostar love has been taking a closer look. the middle east has always proved a tough nut to crack for the united states hardly helping matters now though is lacking a unified game plan days ago the pentagon proudly announced it would create a so-called syrian border security force the coalition is working jointly with the syrian democratic forces to establish and train the new syrian border security force currently there are app

. >> reporter: philadelphians like jamal are having battery issues due to the inclement weather. >> would i say, generally this weather is horrible, battery problems, waiting for the car to heat up. >> dan says that triple a mid-atlantic had more than 1,000 calls for battery service. >> i had five towings today when i walk in this morning that needed battery and just cold weather, just takes life out of the battery. >> reporter: dan says, it returns the keys in the car or signs you should get your battery looked at but he add there is a simple solution to keep this vehicle out of the battery trouble whether it weather is cold or not. >> if you have your battery in place within three years start thinking bit or have it tested more often. >> reporter: mechanics say believe it or not those jumper cables that you leave in the back of your car in case of the emergency may do more damage then g recommending that you use jumper box instead. >> i don't even have jumper cable in my car. >> reporter: jumper cables can damage car batteries or other accessories. >> newer vehicles like 17, 18, they de

and turkey with international relations professor jamal wakim he believes we're currently seeing damage control being carried out by to listen to the trumpet ministration. it's trying to limit the damage that was caused to the turkish american relations with this new american movie establishing this border army on the pretext of protecting the border the syrian border with iraq and with thirteen turks have their reason to be worried about the national security of thirty specially that they consider themselves as allies of the united states however the united states is doing what the turks consider an infringement on on that national security so i believe that this is a critical issue for the turks and i don't believe that the would. not act against such an american step. a teenager has attacked a school in eastern siberia injuring six people including a teacher. into the class and inflicted injury support free school children any teacher or the next child received a blow to the face another one on the back and another girl. the girl said she received a text message from the school's fro

has jamal khashoggi in our saudi journalist with us from washington d.c. so what's your take on this now that sits well i won't say it's all over but has everyone that being mohamed been solomon and the princes and billionaires on the other side if they got what they wanted out of this. i think sewn most of all over but you just saw a new shop the fourth sort o. d. of business and corruption. to me as a certainty citizen it's good news that corruption would not be us around bunch of it was in the last four decades when it would be high but. twenty and thirty and forty percent so a certain royal will take a huge commission i think this is over. but of course mohamed bin some parents need to restore confidence of the business and. probably do so into if you will for what he does part of that company and rightly so there is need to do that but what about the way it's all been played out the fact that the crown prince arrests a bunch of people puts them in a hotel for a few months and then they pay their way out it's not. what's the phrase people say the optic

devices like this are freely available on the open market however international relations professor jamal wakim believes terrorists in syria are receiving support from certain foreign governments. states and governments miscoded the meeting they are trying to use especially the west they are trying. geopolitical objectives but they believe that this could backfire. on them and also those concerns about security in the west in general. these groups have. one point the backing of certain western states. which made them. evil of the techniques and that's why it is of big concern for every. government to coordinate and cooperate with other governments to count terrorism and he austerity protesters have stormed the greek labor ministry in athens. after breaking down the door around five hundred demonstrators entered the building to voice their anger over pay cuts and labor reforms the greek labor minister briefly met the activists one of the key demands was to scrap new rules against workers strikes no one was injured in the honest. well for more on these and plenty of other stories that don't

open markets are a professor of history and international relations at lebanese university in beirut jamal wakim least terrorists in syria are receiving support from certain foreign governments. we see the various states and governments misquoted the meeting and they are trying to use especially the west they are trying to use terrorist groups were geo political objectives but i believe that this could backfire on them and it could also base concerns about security in the west in general and in the united states these terrorist groups have a new joyed at one point the backing of certain western states. which made them. develop there are techniques and that's why it is of big concern for every state every government to coordinate and cooperate with other governments to counter terrorism. now there are calls to boycott clothing joined a sham after a driver ties the black child modeling a hoodie that has the slogan coolest monkey in the jungle h. and m. took the image down following a huge backlash over that hasn't stopped a social media storm the brand's been labeled racist and insensitive.

let's talk to international relations expert jamal wakim now about the dispute between the two allies mr working welcome to the program it's good to see you now this is sound reasonable to you that someone at the pentagon may have pushed out the wrong message by mistake as the secretary of state is now claiming always rex tillerson simply engaging in damage and limitation here. i believe that it's the second option he's trying to limit the damage that was caused to the turkish american relations with this new american moved by establishing this border to me under the pretext of protecting the border city and border with iraq and with thirty but i believe the main geopolitical objective here is for the united states to have a good army in syria that could ensure the united states. foothold on syrian soil prevents the syrian government from extending its control over to the. northeast part of syria this region is crucial for the united states because it links syria to iraq and if this happens the united states feels that it would influence would be forgotten by this and that he didn't k

reporter: it's hard to see how young people make it in a city like camden, new jersey, until you meet jamalon. what kinds of things do your students see in these streets? >> i mean, they see the struggle, real struggle, like their friends in trouble, their friends selling drugs, friends dying. he is a real genius, you have to work hard and you will be rewarded. >> reporter: he has found a way to keep them safe at camden creative arts high school. >> i just know, you know, that keeping kids off the street is just simple. you keep them busy. >> don't pressure yourself. don't try to read fast. >> reporter: but "mr. d" as the students call him says the band is just an instrument to transform their lives. >> i just wanted to make better human beings. that's it. >> reporter: kids like senior isaiah rivera. >> through this music, it's really shown me that hard work does pay off. >> reporter: and sophomore jmeer kordy. >> he never gives me a chance to kind of slip off and do the wrong thing either. he is basically like a father figure, i would say. currently my mom and dad is like incarcerated. >>

open market of a professor of history and international relations at lebanese university in beirut jamal wakim believes terrorists in syria are receiving support from certain foreign governments. we see that. states and governments misquoted the meeting and they are trying to use especially the west out thank you is that those groups want geopolitical objectives but they believe that this could backfire on them and it could also base concerns about security in the west in general and in the united states these groups have a joy at one point the backing of certain western states. which made them. give an update of the techniques and that's why it is a big concern for every state every government to coordinate and cooperate with other governments to count the federalism refugees in europe are house them in jail activists say they're treated worse than prison as we've got more about story after this short break. what else truths seem wrong. i don't really see just don't call. me. yet to seep out just to come out. and indeed treat equals betrayal. when suddenly find themselves worlds apart w

but no one can tell jamal when his documents when i arrive at least his sister cafe has found a job she helps out in a clothing factory. in some soup of telstra no one is supporting honestly i can't do it alone. well as soon as my son is old enough to find him a job he'll have to help for me it's already clear that my someone go to school and he'll work as soon as he's a bit older told this to. the him since no matter how much my daughter works she can't earn enough to support us all. she shows me just how many tablets her husband has to take. we want to go to another country where the boy and his father will get treatment for. the e.u. turkey deal was intended to provide a breathing space so long term solutions could be found but in turkey the agreement to spark despair among refugees and in greece has sparked anger and chaos. the german government's plan was largely the brainchild of think tank founder get out klaus. that's ashdown. the most astonishing thing about this crisis from the outset was held orton to european institutions panicked and made pledges only as a result of pressur

the open market professor of history and international relations at lebanese university in beirut jamal wakim believes terrorists in syria are receiving support from certain foreign governments. we see that. states and governments misquoted the meeting and they are trying to use especially in the west they are trying to stir groups would kill political objectives but i believe that this could backfire on them and it could also base concerns about security in the west in general. these groups have enjoyed at one point the backing off certain western states. which made them. give up that of techniques and that's why it is a big concern for every state every government to coordinate and cooperate with other governments to conquer the. refugees in europe to house them in jail activists say they've treated western prisoners with quote the more of the story after the short break. what the politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express. some want. to go on the first this is like the full story of the people. i'm interested i

devices like this are freely available on the open market however international relations professor jamal wakim believes terrorists in syria are receiving support from certain foreign governments. various states and governments miscoded the meeting they are trying to use especially the west they are trying to use those groups for geopolitical objectives but i believe that this could backfire on them and it could also raise concerns about security in the west in general and you might say these groups have joy at one point the backing of certain western states. which made them. evil of their of the techniques and that's why it is of big concern for every. every government to core d.n.a. and cooperate with other governments to count the terrorism. for more on these and plenty of other stories then go to our web site. otherwise i'll be back with the latest headlines at the top of the hour. unfortunately it appears that once people learn that you've reported a sexual assault or may have been involved in an incident that they become scared if you instead of being scared of the perpetrator. in t

i and this is al jazeera live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha jamal santa maria welcome to the newsgroup i'm in pic here to see for north and south korea united about.

york times report says shafiq could have been influenced by the government to withdraw from the race jamal reports despite being arguably the most powerful institution in the country europe's military intelligence appears to have its weaknesses on sunday the new york times said it had received all the recordings of phone calls made by a military intelligence officer the leaks are just how the army tightly controls and directs media outlets in egypt. in the recordings an officer named a chauffeur who really makes a number of calls to talk show hosts and other famous president instructing them on what they must say in the wake of president donald trump's controversial decision to recognize drucilla as the capital of israel by beloved dog and i'm letting you know the position of egypt's national security regarding the issue of declaring jerusalem the capital of israel there have to be compromises if you reach a point where jerusalem becomes the capital of israel and ramallah becomes the capital of palestine in order to end the war and avoid more death and we could probably do that aside from

they are seeking support for palestine and the kashmiri separatist movement the protests are led by jamal. dollar the group headed by the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks suspects hafiz saeed pakistan has recently brought donations to groups named in a un security council sanctions list and this comes as the u.s. has suspended hundreds of millions of dollars of security aid to pakistan accusing it of being a safe haven for terrorists. denies the allegation but has banned more than seventy groups which are named in that un security council sanctions list key among them is jamaat ud dawa led by the two thousand and eight mumbai attack suspect toffy saeed the us has offered a ten million dollars bounty for information leading to his arrest the trumpet ministration also wants action taken against any network that operates in pakistan and afghanistan and is seen as having close ties to pakistan's military but i only say it's a difficult balance for the u.s. which doesn't want to aljunied the pakistani government as it relies on its support against taliban in neighboring afghanistan let's

when i respect the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi who says these princes and not members of the royal families in this. we're talking about. ten thousand people whole belong to the royal family they still groups extended. their royal highnesses a whole lit whole whole could become one of them could become a king of the sons underground sons of the founder of the kingdom. and. their highnesses whole they would never become kings but they enjoy a student's and some advantages and the groups who are interested they're not from that if it's out and it's. from a cousin family to the sons of family. and then a rumor that in riyadh and which and that's what we're hopefully making many royals nervous that mohamed been sort of mine and i think doing that i think if he will do that is going to destruction the definitions of royal and limited to the king and his sons and his brothers only thousands more pro-government demonstrators to be running in iran in a show of strength after more than a week of anti-government protests government supporters marched in the streets waving iranian flags and c