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 there is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it. >> we are here in a bubble. after sometime off woworking together with jamal i said let's ddo this in california. you only have to choose in t th neighborhoodod what kind off la you want in the morning. >> when i i go there i'm always eaeager to go to my peoplple, t neighborhohood. i want to o have the least interaction with the israelis as possibible. >> manany israraelis don't't wa know about ppalestinians.s. they don't wantt to reach out. they don'n't wantt to cross in strereets and neigighborhoods w the palestiniaians 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 our shared land

jamal khashoggi is a prominent saudi journalist who fled his country in 2017, following his criticismslers. according to him, the saudis are desperate to keep president trump on side. saprac, the saudi american public relations affairs committee, is an organisation that pushes saudi interests in the us. its activities include a website, called the qatar insider, which publishes reports on qatar's alleged support for terrorist groups. we realised that we needed to have a role on educating the american people about what is going on in the middle east so, when it comes to the qatar insider, yes, it is a project of saprac to make the americans aware of the facts and nothing but the facts about the bad behaviours of the qatari regime. across town, we visit a law firm called nelson mullins. one of its clients is the qatari government. senior lobbyist, chris cushing says strict us laws govern how he can act on behalf of a foreign state. i register on behalf of qatar, which is a client of mine, on behalf of malawi, which is a client of mine, and other foreign clients. there are lobbyists on ev

jamal has moved on to other war torn areas to judgment crimes against humanity because of the i.c.c. . and from our lead the last we've heard is that she fell last fleeing from gunshots and at the end of the knee a split open again. and the same exercise will build with so many photographs and fake. it still waiting for his mission. which will either be being presented as evidence before the court or it will be forgotten. a file memorandum or the never ending list. or all or. all all. all . crimes against humanity. civilians become witnesses. their recorded images travel around the globe via social media. digital investigators comb through the flood of images online sources try to reconstruct what happened and to substantiate kling's of crimes. in fifteen minutes long t.w. photographic. bag a cookie you think is going to be bullshit. all the matches all the scores. two thousand eight hundred soccer world cup on the w. news. we make up of what we watch as a office that under the age of five we ought to seventy seven percent. want to shape the continent's future to. be part of it and j

illegal under israeli law israel plans to relocate the residents to an area twelve kilometers away jamal juma an activist from ramallah says people will continue to resist the plan whenever this has happened is going to be clashes people is going to stand up to give said you're not going to a low. of the people and destruction of your community we nor did this is a crime against humanity this is this is i want to see and i want to home and this is autumn and we are going to defend it no matter what the price of this is a political decision and you know that is that i don't want to not just do it and displace the people have had a lot more about that is there are another twenty four locations that are under the expansion and displacement after. the upcoming summit between vladimir putin and donald trump has triggered a barrel of criticism from the us democrats but the american president doesn't seem overly bothered and i might even end up having a good relationship but they're going to. be prepared you know. you know what. well signed with people well i think that they are totally prepare

but as of right jamal juma an activist from ramallah says people will continue to resist. whenever this is happened is going to be clashes people is going to stand up to give said they're not going to allow the evacuation of the people and destruction of their community we know that this is a crime against humanity this is this is our rights to see and i want to hand and this is autumn and we are going to defend it no matter what the prices this is a political decision and the nor that is the only one to not just to evacuate and displace the people have had a lot more about that is there are another twenty four locations that are under threat of expansion and displacement after kind of london. i think just about wraps up the program for this hour here on r.t. international that my colleague niki aaron here at the helm in about twenty five minutes with more top stories. was. last. in a world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop

the moral islamic liberation front the conflict there has cost more than one hundred thousand lives jamal and organ reports from their base in cotabato. who was born blind says playing the palin dad is an escape from the violence of dean life although when. he fled the village of. plagued by fighting between on groups is my e-mail is one of the millions of moral muslims who remain hopeful they will be able to return to their birth place. more islamic liberation front commander gothics added appeals that may happen soon for him to the rebel who's been fighting philippine government forces for more than thirty years says he's finally ready to lay down his weapons. with the chance to live in peace in our own bangsamoro homeland most of the filipinos never saw us as one of them and in their eyes we are enemies our parents didn't have a choice we didn't have a choice but to fight back. these fighters say they fear a repeat of atrocities committed against their people. except that this is more than just a job that we talk it is a struggle it may take a lifetime but we are ready for. the m.i.l.f

furthermore, trump officials and associates, as jamal said, are meeting with the mek and speaking on their behalf. this is an iranian exile group that has close to zero support among the iranian population. so this notion they're actually concerned about democracy in iran is bunk. it's silly, it's based on nothing except for a lack of policy at the top that has its origins in trump's oppositions to the jcpoa for political and not substantive reasons. >> to follow up on that, you've got the president on one hand who you say and others say is motivated politically to unravel this deal because of his predecessor and things like that. what about the rest of the administration? is there any coherent policy that is perhaps being put together outside the purview of trump, or is it just total incoherence? whoever wants to. >> just one point of incoherence before i hand it off. there is kind of almost a perfect laboratory test going on to see whether or not trump's opposition to the jcpoa is based on substance. he's gone to negotiate directly face to face with north korean leader kim jong-un,

jamal, you're a nats fan. what was it like seeing bryce harper nail the home run? >> it was exciting. it was insane. it was nothing that i've e r experienced before. it was outstanding. it was an honor to be in his presence. i've never been to a game before live. to get a chance to be there and experience it w fantastic. >> it was electric. it was the loudest it's ever been in the stadium. >> reporter: your reaction? >> bryce is all about it and i think he's going to do really well tomorrow night. the rest of the season is going to be great too. >> reporter: hopefully it is. we're now joined by my colleague sherry inside nats park. what's it look like inthere? >> reporter: it was electric in here. i can't begou to tell how exciting it was. you couldn't take your eyes off theheatters while were going, particularly when bryce harper was up to ba w if ye walking around the concourse, all you needed to do was listen. you could hear the ahs with every hit of the bat. bryce harper certainly taking ns on an emotional ride,in withe home run derby this year. bryce making a

throughout the past couple of weeks and months all right jamal a child in kuala lumpur jamal thank you and you can watch the entire interview with martin mohamad on saturday at zero four thirty g.m.t. right here on talk to our jazeera. now kenya's top prosecutor has charged nine people with manslaughter of a dam collapse in may at least forty seven people died when the dam in a crude county failed to managers of the commercial farm where the dam was located had been charged as well as county leaders and officials from the water and environment management agencies police in saudi arabia arrested two men for ason after a woman's car was set on fire the owner says a car was deliberately set alight by men opposed to women drivers she says she faced abuse from the men in the neighborhood soon after receiving her license last week the kingdom overturned the decades long ban on female drivers the chairman of korean air whose family has been at the center of a series of scandals in court in the capital so a ruling is expected on an arrest warrant for sixty nine year old cho young though he sus

authorities were able to catch and arrest two of the suspects... 25-year-old jamal deshawn willie and 20-year-old jamel kenneth walker . ( robin )in national news... decades after their deaths, u- s soldiers are on their way home. north korea released the probable remains of troops who fought during the korean war. john lawrence reports. nat sound of drum rolla somber ceremony at osan air base in south korea friday morning. one-by-one, the remains of u-s soldiers were handed over.....fifty-five cases in all.this ceremony occurring on the anniversary of the signing of the armistice that ended hostilities in the korean war. this return is one of the commitments north korean leader kim jong un agreed to when he and president trump met last month in singapore. president trump/no font needed "now i have a great relationship. i think, i think with chairman kim and i think a lot of good things are going to happen."while mister trump trumpeted positive things about pyongyang......"for nine months no nuclear tts, no rockets going up, no missiles going over japan. we got our three hostages back

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under israeli law israel plans to relocate the residents to an area twelve kilometers away activist jamal juma says people will continue to resist the plan. whenever this is happened is going to be clashes people is going to stand up to give said they're not going to allow the evacuation of the people and destruction of their community we know that this is a crime against humanity this is this is our rights to say and i want a hand and this is our land we are going to defend it no matter what the crisis this is a political decision and you know that israel want to not just to evacuate and displace the people have had a lot more about that is there are another twenty four locations that.

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israeli law israel plan to relocate the residents to an area twelve kilometers away but activists jamal and you must as people will continue to resist the plan. whenever this is happened is going to be clashes people is going to stand up to give said they're not going to allow the evacuation of the people and destruction of their community we know that this is a crime against humanity this is this is our right to see and i want to hide and this is a lot of men who are going to defend you know what that with the prices this is a political decision and you know that is the main one to not just do it and displace the people of that is there are another twenty four locations that are under the expansion and displacement kind of london. that's a wrap up of the day's top headlines on your world cup highlights for this hour but don't forget you can always head to our web site r.t. dot com for the details on all the stories and more thanks for tuning in. became his national camera. roughly once they showed some new play you for the. future uncool videos during the world cup and someone with the

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under israeli law israel plans to relocate the residents to an area twelve kilometers away activist jamal juma says people will continue to resist the plan. whenever this is happened is going to be clashes people is going to stand up to gives in they're not going to allow the evacuation of the people and destruction of their community and we know that this is a crime against humanity this is this is our rights to stay in our homes and this is our land we are going to defend it no matter what the crisis this is a political decision and you know that is that i don't want to not just to evacuate and displace the people have had a lot more about that is there are a number of twenty four locations that are under threat of expansion and displacement after. the leader and founder of a japanese doomsday cult was executed on friday as to how long with six senior members of the cult were put to death for a deadly sarin attack in one thousand nine hundred five which killed twelve people injured fifty the all. cult was founded in one thousand nine hundred eighty four and had up to forty thousand memb

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despondent an isolated group for conducting terrorism and affiliating itself with the organization jamal i'm sure is in the majors biggest ice a linked group the verdict was handed out in a heavily guarded court in south jakarta the group of thousands of followers across the country its leader was sentenced to death last month for masterminding a string of deadly attacks from his jail cell. the u.k.'s main opposition labor party is being accused of harboring institutional anti semitism but some jewish party members say the accusations are being used as a distraction from another issue john a whole reports from london. for a few summer week says parliament is vacated britain's briggs it wos quieten if not entirely recede to reason may has escaped threats to her leadership with a stroll on the banks of lake garda in italy no such escape though for her opposite number jeremy corbyn the labor party leader branded in person an anti semite last week by a senior party m.p. a scandal involving allegations of institutional anti semitism has dogged labor for weeks and the political left for decade

the president during the big moments and the small ones and joining us to moderate the discussion is jamal -- jamelle bouie. his work as appeared online at the new yorker, the washington post and other locations. before that he was a staff writer at the daily beast and american prospect magazine. he's from virginia beach, virginia and attended university of virginia where he graduated with political degrees in government and social thought. please also welcome photographers sharon farmer, eric draper and lawrence jackson. [ applause ] >> hello there. thank you for coming out. i'm going to introduce our wonderful panelists. to my immediate right is sharon farmer. sharon has been a professional photojournalist and exhibition photographer more than 40 years shooting news stories, political campaigns, cultural events, conferences and portraits. most notably -- [ laughter ] >> most notably sharon was the first african american woman to be hired as white house photographer as well as the first african american -- [ applause ] >> as well as the first african american and first woman to become dir

. >>> finally, the safety jamal adams making this fan's day. he signs his jersey, but gives him a pair of his gloves as well and gives him a big handshake and hug. guys, that right there is what sports is all about. that pure joy. >> that is good stuff. we have football. what? a week from thursday? we are not far out. >> not a week from thursday, dave. thursday is the hall of fame game. >> it is my anniversary. i should know that date. let's hope they get that anthem policy in order. they have a couple of days. andy scholes, thank you. >>> new signs north korea is building more missiles outside pyongyang. what it means for diplomatic efforts. we are live from seoul. >>> and the first trial stemming from robert mueller's investigation starts today. don't expect a lot of focus on russia at paul manafort's trial. new laptop with 24/7 tech support. yep, thanks guys. i think he might need some support. yes start them off right. with the school supplies they need at low prices all summer long. save $200 on this dell laptop at office depot officemax.

however authorities were able to catch and arrest two of the suspects... 25-year-old jamal deshawn willie and 20-year-old jamel kenneth walker . police are searching for the two other suspects tonight. (grant) new at nine... it's the latest crime to hit bart in the past week.. a man robs two people -- one of them at gunpoint at the fruitvale bart station yesterday morning.. kron4's gayle ong is live in oakland with details. gayle. it all happened at a busy time..bart officials say it happened so fast.commuters are still reeling from the tragic stabbing over the weekend.the spike in crime is frightening for many riders. around 9:30 wednesday morning -- a rash of crimes happened in the middle of rush hour according to bart police two people were robbed inside this parking garage at the fruitvale bart stationin once incident - the suspect robbed the victim at gunpoint, pounded on a window and shattered it..four other cars were burglarized..oakland native payton mccants has been taking bart sin

but i would speak of one young man, one young man jamal gains that was in city college going to medical school and he was placed on a gang injunction for a break-in of a car and stealing a radio and unfortunately he was murdered. so a lot of these gang injunctions, what they did, they targeted individuals and then individuals became targets because of that gang injunction. not only did you add people to the list that weren't gang members or anything like that he might have stole a radio to sell it to enhance, give money to buy more guns or drugs. one of the things it did create more violence, it created more homicides because of the people on this list. people were targeted because they were listed on this gang injunction. that's one thing it didn't do, didn't reduce increased homicides. i've been working in the western edition for 40 years now. i have seen the decrease, the increase all around and i know for a fact that increased homicides of getting people on that list. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> thank you for having this hearing. my name is jeff wozni

of dollars disappeared from the state investment fund he insists the case is politically motivated jamal shell is in kuala lumpur where he's been speaking with knowledge of successor mohammed. dr martineau hammered is the person who was credited for transforming malaysia's economy making it a powerhouse in the region essentially reinventing good to become one of the asian tigers in the one nine hundred ninety s. when he was first prime minister but since then so now the economy in the markets here have struggled to say the least a big part of that has been the endemic corruption which has plagued not only the political scene but also the economy here for several years and it was that level of corruption reached new heights with hundreds of millions of dollars or even billions of dollars going missing in terms of public funds that convinced him to reenter politics at the age of ninety two he turns ninety three in just a few days time when we asked him about whether he was using the corruption case to try and get back into politics or sideline his opponents or whether there was a genuine a

at one point, parliament member jamal zahalka was forcibly removed from the debate.coalition leader ayman odeh pulled out a black flag, and, as the parliament speaker objected, odeh called the law evil. >> ( tran law, a black flag hovers over it. this is a law that hovers over it a black flag >> schifrin: israel has promised the law won't impede minorities' rights. but in mixed towns like haifa, with bahai world center up the hill, near a 100-year- mosque, and a nearby church, awopponents criticized theor reducing arabic to a "special status". kayebalan is a shopkeeper. >> ( translated ): this new law, that this is a jewish state and not a state for all its citizens, this is something that we are ashamed of, and we dot accept it. >> schifrin: but the bill's supporters argue they e just acknowledging reality: that s 80% jewish, guarantees jewish immigration, and needs to defend its status as the jewish homeland. amir ohana is a member of the ruling likud party. >> ( translated ): this is not a bi-national state, this is not a bilingual state, this is not a double-capi

jamal osman there. you can see a longer version of this investigation, online.. sixteen people were killed when the 6.4 magnitude quake hit the central island of lombok early sunday morning. the hikers were stranded on mount rinjani when their paths were blocked by landslides. here's our correspondent rebecca henschke. finally off the mountain, health workers rushed to treat a climber affected by dehydration. physically and mentally exhausted, the climbers have come down. the climbers are being treated for trauma and dehydration, building up their strength before they can go home. they are dehydrated because they were trapped for quite some time. and they didn't have enough food or water. they became weak. this video, filmed by a guide, captures the terrifying moment the earthquake struck and triggered huge landslides near the crater. everybody go down! guides yelling for everyone to get down from the summit. how were you feeling at that time? it's very scary because the rock is going down from the mountains, and our guides are shouting, run, run, keep running.

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jamal osman broke the story, i asked him about his investigation. 0ur undercover investigation showedbasically. tell us why these people were put in that centre in the first place? why had it been set up? the rehab illness, set up by religious people, because somalis tend to believe and trust religious people, was set up for business reasons. and they tell their community that they would help their wayward children who went against the culture or religion, who are into drugs or other reasons. so that is what they say they set up, but what we found inside was shocking. and so as a result of your investigation, the kenyan authorities have rated the centre. tell us what happened ? today the kenyan police raided that centre and two others in eastern nairobi. a senior police force told us they watch the programme last night, it was very difficult for them to sit back and wait, so the kenyan police and the kenyan regulatory board that deals with rehab centres met this morning and said they would deal with this issue. and this is a direct result of the investigation you broadcast, this raid

between government forces and armed fighters four civilians including a mother and her child were killed jamal allen dogan has more from meller. it happened early choose the morning when a van coming from the hinterlands of basilan drove and stopped at a checkpoint near an army detachment in basilan upon inspection according to the philippine army that's when the single passenger there to needed the bomb it left several members of the living forces of the military dead and their dependents according to the military the impact was felt as far as fifty meters this is actually one of the rare times when an attack has happened in basilan over the last few years there has been relative peace there since the former leader of the abu sayyaf group is the lone happy lone was forcibly pushed out of the sea land and he moved to morrow week to launch a war there against the philippine military however the philippine military now says this attack has been launched and led by another leader of the abu sayyaf group his name is fuji in my it remains to be seen how this will change the security landscape in br

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joining us to moderate that discussion is slate's jamal buoy. he is a chief political correspondent for "slate" magazine and political analyst for cbs news. he covers campaigns, elections and national affairs. his work has appears either online, in print at "the new yorker," "the washington post," the nation and other publ lig publications. he's from virginia beach, virginia and attended the university of virginia where he graduated with degrees in political and social thought and government. please join me in welcoming jamel to the stage, as well as photographers sharon farmer, eric draper and lawrence jackson. [ applause ] >>> hello there. thank you for coming out. i'm going to introduce our wonderful panelists. to my immediate right, sharon farmer. sharon's been a professional photo journalist and exhibition photographer for more than 40 years. shooting news stories, political campaigns, cultural events, conferences and portraits. most notably, sharon was the first african-american woman to be hired as white house photographer, as well as the