they've been ongoing that was a jeff jericho reporting wildlife ed veterinarians say that you should not do what she did because now you could miss it get her yet so if you happen to have been a mistake like that just leave alone reported to the proper authorities she said she did that because he didn't want it to get any kids in the neighborhood side properties of 5 will be back here tonight for kron 4 news at 9 hope to see that in the meantime it's time for kron 4 news at 6 with them are still alright grant vicki thanks to you both coming up next at 6 just hours after he was fired. he returned to his self a job and killed his bosses that's what police say. >>and they are revealing more about the weapons that the gunman had and the heroic actions of one of the victims that likely saved other lives, they're accused of using online dating to war them and then shoot and rob that now 3 california teams are in jail. >>and it all happened just outside the bay area. plus time is running out for fire victims to sue pga me. the deadline, they're facing for >>friends auctions are nothing shor

they have to get confirmed by the senate they have to report to the american people to the congress jericho's sure in the white house to shield it from all of that and so he essentially is free to do what he wants but that's not necessarily what is good for the united states and that's the real concern and i'm sure congress is going to actually extend its investigations rather to lessen them as a result of this discussion and this tillerson meeting until you appear to be suggesting that what charge question was doing wasn't in the broader interests of the united states if they went in if it wasn't in the united states' interest then his interests and was he prioritizing. well it looks like he's prioritizing the president's interest and his interests but that doesn't necessarily mean it's in the interests of the united states because the united states has to have a government that speaks as one it has to work with the congress the executive branch cannot be on its own and within the executive branch the white house cannot be on its own we've had episodes of this in the past in the 1980 s. we h

well i think that's probably the most remarkable part of jericho. presentation because all of these things that he described suggests implies that the palestinians would have complete control of their territory whether on land or whether in the mediterranean sea and as we know much of what the palestinians are able to do or are not able to do has been proscribed by the israeli authorities the freedom of movement and the occupied west bank is more of a notion rather than a reality the ability of fishermen in gaza for example to be able to go out into the sea to basically do their jobs is limited at any given time the amount of. distance that they're able to sail out to in order to collect their daily catch is for scribed at any given moment the idea that any company or any investor would want to put money into a territory where there are lots of physical movement barriers where there are basically it's really hard to move in and out of gaza for example it really beggars belief and so even though cushion are said in his opening remarks that it's time

. >> i have a question, in the development of cities where do you place early cities jericho which are so much older and predate agriculture in terms of development of cities, urban living? >> so that's an interesting question about the relationship of agriculture to urbanism and urbanism is made up of people who are not farmers and so they depend on this outlying network of people to provide food which actually in a funny way makes cities more resilient and i have a colleague and he's looked at satellite images to be able to see the trackways of paths that come into the early urban settlements and what he sees it's not just one road that comes in or two, or even three, the cities are provisioned with an entire network of interactions and if you think about it, that's kind of the same way we are now, that we have all kinds of food that comes into our urban settlement and it's only when you look at the little tinny stickers that you see like this apple is from where exactly, how did that happen, so that same sense of provision means that a city is quite resilient. there are places that

amount of time because of his foreign entanglements and this week also has been very bad week for jericho there with his work and the bar in summit which was not received well here in washington so his portfolio is vast because he's the son in law of the president that's the very clear takeaway here it's not because he's a qualified individual to run foreign policy it's because he's married to the daughter of the president and that is not normal for american foreign policy or american government overall. moving on to other news now the g. 20 summit as officially underway as the world's most powerful leaders gather in japan earlier they posed for the traditional family fight and before getting down to business tension between the u.s. and iran has already come up china's president xi jinping says the gulf is at a crossroads of war and peace trade disputes and the state of the global economy are also high on the agenda let's bring in our diplomatic editor james bays who is at the summit venue in a sock as in the leaders have arrived and now sitting down for the 1st plenary session of the su

amount of time because it was foreign entanglements and this week also it's been a very bad week for jericho sinner with his work and the bahrain summit which was not received well here in washington so his portfolio is vast because he's the son in law of the president that's the very clear takeaway here it's not because he's a qualified individual to run foreign policy it's because he's married to the daughter of the president and that is not normal for american foreign policy or american government overall. now donald trump has been meeting with the g 20 host ahead of the formal start of the summit in japan just before departing for a soccer trump raised questions about the u.s. japan security alliance suggesting it's one sided meeting of a trump was accompanied by his advisors stores a vanka and some indoor jarret kushner well our diplomatic editor james bays joins us live now from osaka james traub i believe is about to head not only into a meeting with japan but a trilateral meeting with japan and india might it be a little awkward given that he has been quite vocal with his criticism o

thanks very much jericho will see that later but before we go we'll call someone's pictures of a very last light show in the chinese city one visitors were treated to animations a. symbol of purity in but isn't the best was safe to last us 400 drones down in the night sky spectacular it's not. about get more news on the other side of the break you've been watching the news hour with me because roscoe from the team thanks very much for your time and your time. it's my privilege to name al jazeera english the broadcaster of the year the cartels are fighting each other and we've been told that we can tell you this is the largest demonstration that's been held by will direct your g.'s since over 700 hours you live here some of our nightly news is on the front here wanting to think that there could be plastic here al-jazeera english. recipients of the you know christian broadcaster of the year. ready drinks containing. ready garbage. and a nuisance but for a select few old bottle was the building blocks of a better life. ready and the stepping stones to owning a family how. do you find in

today jericho snow u.s. president trumps son in law presented his blueprint for constructing peace between palestinians and israelis a $50000000000.00 project that's missing 2 important elements israelis were not invited today and the palestinians they refused to attend saying the u.s. with trump as president is a bankrupt broker tonight trumps world of transactions will investing money result in a dividend of peace i'm for golf and this is the day. the plan would invest about $50000000000.00 in the region examiners. the palestinians before they even 1st rejected outright that's that's not the way to proceed but i think it's a mistake for the palestinians to boycott it they're not just giving people fish like we've been doing here for a long time you're teaching them to fish and then you're buying a fish rots. move. this team is not bad at all you're between rejects peace deal of the century and by rank comfort we have. time to read things that the outcome is going through peace through this time it is simpl

today jericho snow u.s. president trumps son in law presented his blueprint for constructing peace between the palestinians and israelis a $50000000000.00 project that's missing 2 important elements israelis were not invited today and the palestinians they refused to attend saying the u.s. with trump as president is a bankrupt broker tonight trump.

attested in jericho in the west bank benton empty casket with the wood saying. the deal of the century born dead. looking on palestinian negotiator saeb erakat who says the proposals discussed in bahrain represent israeli interests. they will not work. this team is not balanced at the old this team is trying to dictate. the program or the supplement settlers council. and it's it's a total failure i would not give this paper. i. d.. the political part of the us plan will only likely be presented after the israeli election in the ocean. the palestinians have rejected us mediation since donald trump's move at the end of two thousand seventeen to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. thanks live in paris iran says it will further free itself from the twenty fifteen nuclear deal in defiance of new american sanctions this comes at the us president donald trump warned iran. of overwhelming retaliation for any attacks so comes of course in the wake of the shooting down of the us so fans joan by the iranians and the attack on to old tankers. in the street of holm

panel if you if you've read the program there is one panel that has tony blair in conversation with jericho and i think that really is what this whole event. to have someone such as tony blair who has called devastation upon the middle east to talk about the prosperity of peace is really really up. when you look at the sums of money being talked about a $50000000000.00 investment fund. doubling the palestinian economy a $5000000000.00 transport corridor connecting the west bank with gaza high spiel raid laying out rail link. the sound like the sorts of things that many a region across the world would jump at. you know all these incentives are really touched upon the real issue and that is that the palestinian economy is an occupied one it's one that's totally been a dependent on israel which is leading you on that. you can't just throw money. at this economy which is not really an economy in the 1st place simply fragment economic growth here in. this is we know an economy that has been devastated structurally and so it's simply it's a quick fix just to throw money at. more than that where i

let's talk about jericho because you've got 3 minutes to talk about whatever you want to talk about jimmy call in april you called him a marxist with anti semitic tendencies he is a marxist so what he happens to be an elected leader of her majesty's loyal opposition here why does that rule him out as an interlocutor for your party because you can claim that the reason may shouldn't have sat down and spoken jeremy corbyn is not just a marxist he has presided over a culture of anti semitism within the labor party which is now being investigated by the human rights commission not by the real party has been accused of islamophobia what one second he is a republican has been with his life doesn't quite it doesn't want the moment he. is a lifelong member of the campaign for the plea at the so moment he has always passionately believed in reducing and digging for polishing and nuclear defenses he's been aligned in a free and fair elections we accelerate democracy i accept that he is the leader of the labor party but he is antithetical to everything my party believes why should we get into bed wi

care for palestinians well one of the 1st steps the trumpet ministration took at the instigation of jericho it's been reported was to cut off all funding to under the u.n. agency for palestine refugees and therefore subject to the poorest and most of vulnerable palestinians palestinians in refugee camps in gaza and the west bank and lebanon to cut in basic health care cuts in funding for clinics for elementary schools for primary schools so jarrett cushion a car tell us that he cares about ending poverty for the palestinian people while inflicting more poverty on them which is what which is his actual record as compared with the pipe dreams he was talking about just a moment ago if you could be convinced that the funding would be supplied would be supported was there and is there any way that this could be a means by which the palestinians would come to the negotiating table. that's a great question and that's why you really have to know some facts and not just you know take the spin of someone of a someone like jared cushnie so he's talking about you know increasing the palestinian g.d.p.

they need their release because they will be there there in egypt to fetch water so they need jericho they will need to cook a kitchen set they will need to sleep. then you need to i mean one can't like now it is brand new as you can see they are coming with very big families with all of the children and then we cannot leave those families just like in the in the villages in the 2nd round without anything so we have to make sure that they are there and then i think i mean protected but not only i mean when we separate that if the person doesn't have a blanket doesn't have the. thinking ok thank you very much that wasn't built off. the field office yeah justin green about what is happening across the board i'd ask you to asians which are still very well liked out we've been told that that 88 who haven't reached many of the 100000 people who are still displaced agency saying that's still very insecure for them to cast in that state is so now obviously the reason well all this is happening has been mobilizing while missions. both men and people within that area who don't need those who a

level assumption as far as the palestinians are concerned from jericho and is this this is the status quo this is where we are you have to accept it and make the most of it. yes i think that is the american israeli plan is that you need to accept the balance of power not international just immature international law it's about power it's use and abuse not justice and its implementation so what jeb bush has been saying all along is forget about what they told you in the past forget about what their leaders tell you forget about what your own instinct tells you this is the reality and we cannot simply bestow some certain legitimacy on the reality which is called occupation of palestine but with this you know you asked from the beginning if we get can give a certain context but i would really like to give this context to you and or viewers around the world and i would like to connect that with just the previous story you see the same people who are now sending this. plan are the same people who are basically we have behind the killing.

planning process and so i think you know if you look at there from their perspective and i think jericho talked on this network yesterday about economics and investment and that's that's kind of who they are and that's where they come from in terms of their backgrounds they're not your traditional politicians and so i think that's where they see it and i think they're trying to say hey there could be a future but the future has to come with a strong economy and strong economic and i think that's that's where they're coming from and that's why they're starting to have these conversations because i have a national economy without a state a nation so why do it this way around you know i again i think that this white house thinks a little bit differently i think we've had plenty of white houses that have tried it the other way in terms of trying to establish the state 1st i think that that's not exactly off the table but i think they're also trying to say you know we need to make these considerations and i think it's also their way of bringing other people other countries and other investmen

>> eric: no, i believe the part in the bible, going and traveling to jerusalem to jericho is helped and and fed and that is who we are his people. i happen to think if we have a pathway to citizenship you reduce -- document of people and they can pay for health care insurance as well. >> shannon: why hasn't congress been able to do that? democratic legislation obviously you had a bow to get humanitarian aid to the border, but why did neither party seem to have individually or bipartisan way the ability to get something done? >> eric: we should. i support the pathway to citizenship as well as increasing border patrol agents, increasing smart technology that we have they are. i was a prosecutor in oakland, california. i'm happy to remove any violent criminals who are undocumented but recognize overwhelming majority of people who come here want to contribute to it the economy and communities. i think we can do that if we get leadership rather than just showmanship. >> shannon: the prosecutor you have seen these first hand but what about this issue of california we have been out there and a

plan by president means little if there's no political solution to this decades old conflict but jericho's is expected to unveil what is the economic part of this plan and as i say in bahrain. matheson is our correspondent now in gaza city. it's estimated there are 2000000 people living in the moment that's about 5600 every square kilometers 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 investment that would be designed to rebuild the infrastructure and it hopes to create about a 1000000 jobs but people here in gaza say tha

not yeah now ok i he would just say what of what do you think then needs to be in place 1st with jericho shoot himself said festival has to be peace what needs to be put in place in order for there to be peace before they can even think about creating a and investable environment. sure that's really simple an end to israeli military occupation settler colonialism enough oxide but that's never been on the table one has israel ever talked about ending its occupation of the west bank gaza strip in east jerusalem and syria's golan heights never the trumpet ministration isn't talking about it when has israel ever talked about giving full and equal rights to palestinian citizens of israel never what they did just last year was past the so called nation state law entrenching inequality entrenching discrimination that's why there's no peace that i mean jared pushed is talking as if there's no peace simply because the palestinians don't want peace there's no peace because israel runs a military dictatorship over millions of palestinians and the us supports it the prophet's ministration supports i

planning process and so i think you know if you look at there from their perspective and i think jericho talked on this network yesterday about economics and investment and that's that's kind of who they are and that's where they come from in terms of their backgrounds they're not your traditional politicians and so i think that's where they see it and i think they're trying to say hey there could be a future but the future has to come with a strong economy and strong economic and i think that's that's where they're coming from and that's why they're starting to have these conversations because i have a national economy without a state a nation so why do it this way. you know i again i think that this white house thinks a little bit differently i think we've had plenty of white houses that have tried it the other way in terms of trying to establish the state 1st i think that that's not exactly off the table but i think they're also trying to say you know we need to make these considerations and i think it's also their way of bringing other people other countries and other investments to

of a protest in the lead up to the 2 day minimum meeting is due to begin in just a few hours time jericho is expected to unveil the economic part of his middle east peace plan as we've been hearing donald trump his father in law calling it the deal of the century matheson has more now 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 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 bellew's carrying flayers 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 fast that would be designed to rebuild the infrastructure. and it hopes

planning process and so i think you know if you look at there from their perspective and i think jericho talked on this network yesterday about economics and investment and that's that's kind of who they are and that's where they come from in terms of their backgrounds they're not your traditional politicians and so i think that's where they see it and i think they're trying to say hey there could be a future but the future has to come with a strong economy and strong economic and i think that's that's where they're coming from and that's why they're starting to have these conversations because i have a national economy without a state a nation so why do it this way around you know i again i think that this white house thinks a little bit differently i think we've had plenty of white houses that have tried it the other way in terms of trying to establish the state 1st i think that that's not exactly off the table but i think they're also trying to say you know we need to make these considerations and i think it's also their way of bringing other people other countries and other investmen