david michaelis at link tv and he comes with west jerusalem and i come from west jerusalem, so we come from the same seat. but in reality, two different worlds. >> i was born in jerusalem and i've been living there all my life, since 1945. five years ago i came to the united states to launch a tv channel. 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 thehere is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do i it. >> we are herere in a bubblble. afteter sometitime of working together withth jamal i said let's do thisis in california. you only have to choosose in th neighbhborhood what kikind of l yoyou want i in the mornining. >> w when i go thehere i'm alwa eager to g go to my people, to neigighborhood. i wawant to have the least interaction with t israelelis as possibible. >> many israelis don't wwant t know abobout paltinians. they don't't want to rreach ou they don't want to cross into streets anand neighborhohoods the palelestinians live

accuse israel of systematically abusing young detainees in occupied east jerusalem israeli police say the report is inaccurate and misleading so what does it actually say the report includes statements from sixty boys suspected of stone throwing it found seventy percent of them did not understand they had a right to remain silent three out of ten of the boys did not speak to lawyers before questioning in almost all the cases they were india interrogation room on their own without parents or any other relative and eighty percent of the confessions the teenager signed were in hebrew a language they don't understand the guy is the executive director of bet salaam one of the groups that sponsored the report he says palestinian teens are particularly in need of legal protection the special laws that. text the rights of minors a few majors out there especially because of the understanding that this is an age in which people. are more vulnerable can actually be scarred for life and traumatized for life through such experiences and so you want to have special protections in place we have a sy

the views of the riots of the juveniles in east jerusalem i don't think that there is a policy a plan to make the life more difficult and to benj them for me for jerusalem i do believe that what is best selling doing is a sacred job of exposing the situation that actually youngsters in east jerusalem are being treated like adults rather than youngsters in israel when they brought to the. detention to prison or or whatever and my hope is that the opposition in israel will take this material and will use it as a very important information visit the police the police ministry and ask the proper questions and demand the proper answers and this may have an impact for the future this would not make the revolution you just said that you don't think anything is going to change into the current administration so let's stuff a let me put this to you he he just said he doesn't believe that this is a plan that this is an overall goal of making life so miserable for the palestinians in this part of jerusalem that they just say we're leaving because any pair or tell you when it comes to protecting

is accused of the systematic abuse of young palestinians when they're arrested in occupied east jerusalem. and china's president xi jinping reveals his new leadership team bots there's no potential successor. above eighty seven in doha with the latest sports news including the l.a. dodgers clayton pretty sure puts on the pitch perfect performances the most expensive player in baseball clinches victory in game one to boot see. a very warm welcome to this hour with news kenya's presidential run election will take place now on thursday a last ditch attempt to delay it failed after five judges didn't turn up to the supreme court to hear a petition kenya's opposition leader riley is urging people to boycott the vote was president who are kenya says it must go ahead peacefully mohammed a deal with from nairobi. they gathered here on four hours waited for the man they want us president and the big announcement he had promised to make the opposition leader i loading guys boycotting that iran presidential poll he says nothing has changed you know. the. rebels are ready to be in the. news business.

burning docks convoy and to jewish jerusalem. after a few hours spent visiting the former british governor's house they headed to the y.m.c.a. for the night. as they left andres soho a french colonel traveling with the u.n. convoy asked tilman to do him a favor. them a hundred or so bit and i thought right away the liaison officer swapped seats in burn adults car and goes to sit in another car in the convoy care should be the move the upload. and switches with colonel servo who asked for the chance to thank bernadotte for the red cross campaign that had saved his wife from a german concentration camp of. the. little straw. so i was wife had been liberated by one of the white fusses. his gratitude would cost him his life. heading towards the y.m.c.a. the three car convoy was suddenly halted. an army jeep pulled out from the side street to block the road. three men an israeli army fatigues sprang out of the jeep. they are they block the road and then two of the assassins come out steinberg and ben maché and puncture the tires of th

in fact, go to jerusalem. go to the old city of jerusalem. if you do, when everyone says jerusalem is the center of the problem, go to the old city of jerusalem. there's 33,000 people living there. only 3 thundershowe,000 of them. the rest are arabs. which means if you go to the old city of jerusalem if you don't want to get cheated you speak arabic. the place is still arab. it has been for 1,500 years. ooh years of some settlers from europe doesn't change anything. the most popular israeli lsh slush ban is a yemeni band that sings in arabic. okay? so the largest group now, the largest singular group of jews living in the israeli state are arab jews from morocco, tunisia, iraq, syria. so the place is arab, man. you can't do anything about it. it has been for a very long time. there's a reason they eat hummus and -- part of it is because they're trying to steal it but part of it is because that's what's there. i'm not worried about us losing our arab identity. we've done a very good job and the land has done a very good job at preserving that.

zira occupied east jerusalem u.s. campaign as a fight against legislation which allows businesses to reverse rises in the minimum wage in some states. than two million workers seven point two dollars or less for those living on the breadline the pay rise could mean the difference between. hundred fat ass when he visited the city of st louis in missouri. until this august betty douglas lived on faith hope in ten dollars an hour. she's the main breadwinner for a son with autism another with a brain tumor a nephew and her brother who's recovering from back surgery last night i didn't. i haven't sixteen year old i had to make sure they ate last night so i'm very homey this morning even though you work for the restaurant and they all live with a doting matriarch and not much else they let a company that telling me that they want three hundred dollars or that a cup my services. so. i'm just taking that to said take day by day. each work day for ten years she walks to a bus stop to a job serving burgers at mcdonald's at fift

violence and death right the streets of jerusalem. and tel aviv has been the sign of a critical situation. palestine continues to present one of the most obstinate problems of today. responding with a draconian counter-insurgency campaign. the british arrested in. imposing the death penalty on the convicted insurgent. in response. under the command of another future israeli prime minister menachem begin bombed the king david hotel. the main base for the british administration in palestine. killing british arabs and jews alike. by october one thousand nine hundred forty seven jewish underground groups had killed one hundred twenty seven british servicemen. three have been inspected found his majesty's government feel left out in the absence of a settlement fee mess few. british forces of the british administration from. britain had washed its hands of a problem of its own making. the fate of palestine now lay with the united nations. only really in november one thousand nine hundred forty seven the un general assembly adopted resolutio

now are our correspondents covering the ending by in washington and tanya kramer joining us from jerusalem to both of you good evening carlino let me start with you how big of a loss is this for unesco. well i would like to point out that six years ago under the obama administration the united states cut off more than eighty million dollars a year this is a lot of money especially for this organization we're talking about twenty two percent of its entire badgett so yes regarding the funding gap it is a big loss but it is also a very big laws regarding this big player for the unethical united states it's a loss of an international heavyweight and a clear symbol against multilateralism maybe even the developed nation of the u.s. course actually there are other countries also that have criticized the role of the nation as a unesco for example easter island japan. and that brings us the time you know we're getting reports that israel is following the u.s. lead and leaving you know asco wide. well we understand that prime minister netanyahu has plans to leave unesco and he has put out a stateme

you know in the west bank in the military justice system or in east jerusalem through israeli courts so this is an issue that we and others have been documenting and writing on it advocating on for quite some time already we are in the beginning of year fifty one of israel's occupation of oppression of palestinians so with the passage of time with all of that experience in data in mind. you know sad and difficult conclusion is that it we are unlikely to see any meaningful change in these policies in the absence of any good occupation only endure in the documentation here will give us a chance to see a different future but we should see what does happen for the moment to hide that from that so i thank you the u.n. secretary general praised peacekeepers struggling to contain an increase in violence in the central african republic at a wreath laying ceremony for troops who died in the conflict and turning a good tara ship called their contribution heroic but could have assured that fighting between religious groups could escalate into a genocide. the human rights activists say the u.s.

was adopted last year by unesco over the what is for to which people called the temple mount in jerusalem or the compound and there was no mention of jewish ties in this as a mission that has ended the israelis and they have actually. they have suspended their cooperation with with with unesco and also this year there has been you know a declaration of a tentative side for the palestinians in the old city of hebron that is the side that is how did to muslims and jews people the abraham you must next to the tone of patrick's so that also has angered the israelis and it seems that now they are taking this opportunity actually to pull out of unesco alongside the united states and carlee no trouble is not the first president to complain about you know sco this goes way back to the one nine hundred seventy s. even the u.s. president ronald reagan he pulled the u.s. out of you know it's go back in one thousand eighty three but with donald trump this decision has a different connotation to what he what is the u.s. withdrawal undergone will drop what does it say about trump's approach to multilat

a new report has accused israel of systematic abuse of young palestinians and occupied east jerusalem it says some two can ages a handcart arrested and questioned without the presence of a lawyer or their parents for allegedly throwing stones at soldiers israeli police say the reporter's inaccurate and misleading portrait energy and reports. five decades of israeli occupation and many scenes remain the same young palestinians throw stones at israeli soldiers who respond with tear gas but now a report from human rights organization beats salaam and hama kid says israel is ignoring special laws to protect the rights of minors and teenagers when they are detained after a protest that this is an age in which people. are more vulnerable and can actually be scarred for life traumatized for life through such experiences and so you want to have special protections in place. the report's authors say the justice system in israel lacks any understanding of due process when handling palestinian teens specifically in occupied east jerusalem and the west bank we have a system in which on one side p

between the bitter rivals all this after holding talks in cairo on governing the gaza strip where in jerusalem and the president trump is expected to announce whether the u.s. should we knew the iran nuclear deal because of bad for america but please go all the way and scrap this landmark agreement entirely we have analysis. a pleasure to have you with us and we want to start in brussels where the e.u. brigs a negotiator mission by you said he's disturbed by the lack of progress in this week's talks with the u.k. says there's a deadlock over how much britain should pay when it leaves the e.u. and that it will be recommending next week session to move on to other topics like trade here's a bit of what he had to say let's sell us watch. i don't have a common goal we're determined to reach an agreement on the withdrawal of the united kingdom an orderly withdrawal. and we wish to outline together the framework of a future relationship. he said i need there are speaking a little earlier on while the countdown is on the clock is ticking and there's not a lot of time left before the deadline of march

is accused of the systematic abuse of young palestinians when they're arrested in occupied east jerusalem. and the godfather of boogie woogie fats domino has died in the united states of a. very warm welcome to the program kenya's presidential election will take place on thursday a last ditch attempt to delay it failed after five judges didn't turn up to the supreme court to hear a petition kenya's opposition leader. people to boycott the vote was president hurricane you must go ahead peacefully behind a door reports now from nairobi. they gathered here on four hours we to put them on they want us president of the big promise to make opposition leader. presidential poll he says nothing has changed you know it. was. formed into what you call a resistance movement he supporters say that what he's calling we want to stand. any chance disappointing to say i passed this time we have to sacrifice whatever i can not give my babies our life sacrifice maybe not care not about chief justice david but i got announced earlier that the petition to delay the vote could not be hot because judges only tw

militant group hamas says it will hand back control of the gaza strip to fatah bring a reaction from jerusalem. and the aim is presently go say to michelle body and he says talks with the u.k. are deadlocked that he will therefore not ask next week's e.u. summit to begin discussions on a future relationship with britain. was appalled. point five billion euro deal gets off the ground as germany's biggest and i looked and said agrees to buy large parts of the bankrupt carrier. until gail welcome to the program the united states has announced that it is withdrawing from unesco the un's cultural organization us state department said the decision was due to concerns about unpaid use a need for fundamental reform and what it says is the organization is continuing anti israel bias for its part israel has now said that it will also leave it asco the un body promotes peace around the world which girls' education and is renowned for its world heritage program protecting cultural sites on the statue of liberty and stone henge. wealthy don't give our correspondent. joins us from washington and that cultur

says it will hand control of the gaza strip back to fatah we'll bring you reaction from israel from jerusalem and to brussels delivers a blow to the u.k. a u.s. president go say to michelle body and says talks are deadlocked on the death but will not ask next week's e.u. summit to begin discussions on a future relationship with britain. i'm phil go welcome to the program in the last hour or so the united states has announced that it is to withdraw from unesco the un's cultural organization the state department said the decision was due to concerns about unpaid use the need for fundamental reform and what it says is the organizations continuing anti israel bias you know asco seeks to promote peace worldwide and it's renowned for its world heritage program which i think cultural sites like the statue of liberty and promoting girls' education. let's get more details to correspondent to catalina chimo who joins us from washington welcome karlene tell us more about the state department's concerns well the united states is pulling out of the u.s. car after repeated criticism of several resolutions

between bitter rivals hamas and fatah say they've reached an agreement on key points we'll go live to jerusalem. germany's biggest airline a move time is gearing up to buy large parts of bankrupt carrier air berlin snapping up dozens of its planes of thousands of its staff. so glad to have you with us and we begin in brussels where the exit negotiator michele bachmann it has said a short while ago that he's disturbed by the lack of progress in this week's talks with the u.k. he says there's deadlock over how much britain should pay when it leaves the e.u. and that he won't recommend next week's session move on to other topics such as trade here's just a bit of what he had to say let's. watch. this week we worked in a constructive spirit. and we counted find certain points without however making any great steps forward and. when they listened in to that's a press conference and he joins us now from brussels max that was a damning progress assessment from the. regs that negotiators are they headed to a no deal scenario or is it too early to tell you know that the worst part about that is that it'

she now cohon died in jerusalem on the twenty first of may twenty seventeen age one hundred. on the twenty fifth of january twenty seventeen lebanese security forces were reported as having made five arrests in connection with passing information to mossad. on the seventh of october twenty seventh in their jerusalem post reported that three lebanese nationals had been arrested for allegedly cooperating with mossad. six years after the death of gadhafi. al-jazeera travels to libya. to him from some of those who. contributed to his downfall. the battle of misrata at this time on al-jazeera. how. heavy rain pushing across the eastern side of the u.s. over the next twenty four hours or so. for the moment but the already active weather system that's making its way from texas through the deep south and so pushing up into the northern plains. and driving right down the appalachians through monday really heavy rain coming down into georgia a good part of the panhandle florida looking pretty to the east of that generally finance right twenty one. added new york and even woman still le

israel's accused of the systematic abuse of young palestinians when they are arrested in occupied east jerusalem. and the high tech facility charged with solving hundreds of thousands of cases of missing people across the world. kenya's presidential rerun election will take place on thursday a last ditch attempt to delay it failed because five judges didn't turn up to the supreme court to hear a petition offices and activists wanted the vote response saying it won't be free or fair a protest of since broken out in western kenya the stronghold of the opposition candidate roy. he's already ruled himself out of the race and is calling for a resistance movement to boycott thursday's vote paula self is a rerun of the big supreme court an old president of her kenyatta is victory in the first election in august citing irregularities with the vote and in the last hour he urged the country to vote despite their opposition process but says all citizens will be protected. your rights. are old equally protected by the very. constitution. but let no one infringe. on his brothers or sisters right. and let eve

the village here in jerusalem and when people told the driver please go out for you. don't be in this village but of course it was a mission they had cameras all over the bus. those who will react to the bus full of soldiers and indeed the bass was passing through the main streets. and kids here and they throw stones. at the bus and then they were identified photographed by the cameras around the bus and then detained then so i say to them it was a clear. the intention was to the train those people and last week they made changes of about forty eight youngsters in the village. it's supposed to. stop them from any action revolt right or any reaction to the police or the government is doing right and to keep its status of always. be they should ok it's time i would have liked to speak to you know more about sort of what protections need to be put in place but unfortunately we've run out of time we thank you very much for speaking to us when i was here i thank you. meanwhile israel has approved the construction of one hundred seventy six new settlements units in occupied

she now call him died in jerusalem on the twenty first of may twenty seventeen age one hundred. on the twenty fifth of january twenty seven thousand lebanese security forces were reported as having made five arrests in connection with passing information to mossad. on the seventh of october twenty seventh in their jerusalem post reported that three lebanese nationals had been arrested for allegedly cooperating with mossad. the bar at six years after the death of gadhafi to an hour of al-jazeera travels to libya. to hear from some of those who fought his regime and contributed to his downfall. the battle of misrata at this time on al-jazeera. how the showers are gong the tide has gone the winds died down a little bit it's just a matter of watching temps just slowly forward as the season changes but we're still up at twenty baku twenty two in tehran and the middle thirty's down the rocky plain and not much less right on the east coast of the mediterranean and there's a lot of change that in the next couple days but then you wouldn't expect a very much change either we watch the wi

she now call him died in jerusalem on the twenty first of may twenty seventeen age one hundred. on the twenty fifth of january twenty seven thousand lebanese security forces were reported as having made five arrests in connection with passing information to mossad. on the seventh of october twenty seven thousand their jerusalem post reported that three lebanese nationals had been arrested for allegedly cooperating with mossad. that's sad for the. six years after the death of gadhafi. al-jazeera the world travels to libya. to hear from some of those who fought his regime and contributed to his downfall. the battle of misrata at this time on al-jazeera. the sky should be no borders up here. only horizons. as an airline we don't believe in boundaries we believe in bringing people together the world is better that way. it is a rowing football of us to go where we need to go to feel the things we want to feel. to see the people we want to see. that's why we'll continue to fly the skies providing you with everything we can and treating everyone how they deserve to be treated we do thi

she nicole had died in jerusalem on the twenty first of may twenty seventh teen aged one hundred. on the twenty fifth of january twenty seventeen lebanese security forces were reported as having made five arrests in connection with passing information to mossad. on the seventh of october twenty seven thousand their jerusalem post reported that three lebanese nationals had been arrested for allegedly cooperating with mossad. hello there we're seeing some very heavy downpours over policy of australia recently it's queensland where we've seen the worst of the weather you see that huge area of cloud with us at the moment that's giving us yet more wet weather and it's going to stick around as we head through the next few days as well so do expect to see some more lightning out of this and potentially a fair amount more hail as well meanwhile for the south we've got a bit of a change coming at the lake that thirty two that's pretty hot for wednesday then the system works its way across us and the temperatures really drop so suddenly as we head into thursday no high than twenty one degre

sooner cohon died in jerusalem on the twenty first of may twenty seventeen age one hundred. on the twenty fifth of january twenty seventeen lebanese security forces were reported as having made five arrests in connection with passing information to mossad. on the seventh of october twenty seventh in their jerusalem post reported that three lebanese nationals had been arrested for allegedly cooperating with mossad. that's sad about. six years after the death of gadhafi. al-jazeera travels to libya. to hear from some of those who fought his regime and contributed to his downfall. the battle of misrata at this time on al-jazeera. hello much of the eastern u.s. and now east encounter is settling down to a few days of fine looking weather except for florida maybe weather from front to still lying but this cloud played tuckey in in the pacific northwest it's an active system it's bringing snow to british columbia it's bringing rain further south seattle's max one hundred fourteen degrees probably no sunshine at tall and that's going to keep bringing rain through california washing

our jerusalem correspondent has been following this closely and joins us from jerusalem.t more can you tell us? iris: we are all waiting for the press conference with the details, but what we know is this. we know this is a preliminary announcement, because they have issueson the most simple . that is how they will run gaza internally, where they will deal with border control, for example, border crossings. but the most contentious issue -- what will happen to hamas's army -- has not been resolved. that is awaiting further talks. that means an army of 25,000 people. that is not just a militant group. that is literally an army. one is going to happen with them? fatah says they will have to dismantle. hamas says it does not want to and does not intend to. we have yet to see her for this will go, that this is a preliminary announcement made with great fanfare because it has been a decade. genie: it is true there are still many questions here, what about the plans we have heard so far, things that are more concrete? what are they, and will those succeed? thes: what we have he

sooner cohan died in jerusalem on the twenty first of may twenty seventeen age one hundred. on the twenty fifth of january twenty seven thousand lebanese security forces were reported as having made five arrests in connection with passing information to mossad. on the seventh of october twenty seven thousand their jerusalem post reported that three lebanese nationals had been arrested for allegedly cooperating with mossad. that's out of the. six years after the death of gadhafi. al-jazeera the world travels to libya. to hear from some of those who fought his regime and contributed to his downfall. the battle of misrata at this time on al-jazeera. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. hello again it's been raining heavily once more in paraguayan northern argentina along the river part of three hundred millimeters is quite significant that was twenty four hours worse now it looks like the clouds moved on a bit further north since then so the heaviest rain is an obvious lie that takes you through brazil part time in bolivia and beyond peru in ecuador but

sooner cohen died in jerusalem on the twenty first of may twenty seventeen aged one hundred. on the twenty fifth of january twenty seventeen lebanese security forces were reported as having made five arrests in connection with passing information to mossad. on the seventh of october twenty seven thousand their jerusalem post reported that three lebanese nationals had been arrested for allegedly cooperating with mossad. six years after the death of gadhafi. travels to me. to hear from some of his right. to his downfall. the battle of misrata at this time on al jazeera. i know that there's rain on its way towards the middle east it's not with us just yet at the moment on the charts we're just seeing a little bit of cloud drifting around the northern parts of om up but now we're seeing a little bit more just work its way into the northwest and that's what's going to give us some pretty heavy rain over the next few days on choose day that rain will already be over the western parts of turkey strong winds associated with that as well and that gradually is edging its way eastwards

soon a call him died in jerusalem on the twenty first of may twenty seventeen age one hundred. on the twenty fifth of january twenty seven thousand lebanese security forces were reported as having made five arrests in connection with passing information to mossad. on the seventh of october twenty seven thousand their jerusalem post reported that three lebanese nationals had been arrested for allegedly cooperating with mossad. from the clear blue sky of the dome home. to the fresh breeze in the city. hello i will take a look at weather conditions across the americas now for south america scattered showers across amazon basin further towards the southeast this frontal system across the far south brazil and into argentina's the showers are likely for bonus areas very warm across paraguayan at the moment temps there of forty degrees now as you head on thursday developing frontal system is likely to cool temperatures off somewhat as we head on through the day past may pick up the otherwise largely find out across peru and into ecuador but some heavy showers are likely for colombia s

israel's accused of the systematic abuse of young palestinians when they're arrested in occupied east jerusalem. the high tech facility charged with song think hundreds of thousands of cases of missing people from across the world. kenya's presidential rerun election will take place on thursday a last ditch attempt to delay it failed because five judges didn't turn up to the supreme court to hear a petition opposition activists wanted the vote disposed saying it won't be for a year or fair protests have since broken out in western kenya that's the stronghold of the opposition candidate right. now he's already ruled himself out of the race and is calling for a resistance movement to boycott thursday's vote the polish selfie is a rerun after the supreme court an old president who are kenyatta is victory in the first election in august citing irregularities with the vote he's continued to the country to vote despite those opposition protests but ronaldinho has repeated his call for people to stay at home. and. believe god the. lesson. of. the. well out of here is mohamed today you can join us live

report accuses israel of the systematic abuse of young palestinians under arrest in occupied east jerusalem. downtown atlanta georgia i'm one of the greatest pleasure to be here today. we'll show you medical wizardry in london a virtual reality technology puts doctors from around the world in one operating room. hello we begin in kenya where the presidential election will go ahead on thursday despite an eleventh hour legal challenge so the election board says it's received assurances that every voter will be protected no matter who they support earlier a last minute legal challenge to the vote failed because the supreme court said there weren't enough judges to hear the case the opposition activists wanted the vote response saying it will be credible now it sparked protests as you can see in western kenya parts of it at least in the stronghold of the opposition candidates riaa loading go and kenyans there say they're angry about the election they say it won't be free nor fair or the poll itself is a rerun after the supreme court an old president a hurrican victory in the first election in a

reported extensively on the reconciliation process between hamas and fatah she joins us now from jerusalem welcome explain to us why this the significance of this deal well i mean it's seen as a potential step forward in the reconsideration between hamas and fatah have to ten years what is different this time maybe and that's what people are saying is that the egyptians are strongly involved also the international community is apparently is supporting it despite the fact of course at hamas is considered a terrorist organization but on the other hand also the major sticking points for example when it comes to the issue of hamas and its military wing and giving out. that has been put to a later date the discussion many other crucial sticking points as well as i mean we could see in the reports you know people are quite happy that some kind of deal has been reached now that something is going forward that they're also cautious because they have seen other deals that have been signed have failed over the past decade and i think the important part is not how this will be implemented there was a

kramer has followed the reconciliation process between hamas and fatah for years he joins us now from jerusalem tanya is this the breakthrough people been looking for in the push for a unified palestinian government. well it could certainly be a potential a step forward in reconsideration between hamas in gaza and the palestinian authority which is ruling in the occupied west bank which is dominated by qatar now we've seen intense mediation efforts by egypt over the past month and always over the past two weeks or so we understand that the details of this first phase of and then remembered it will be announced today around noon time in cairo where the two sides are sitting together for the past two days now with people in gaza certainly want to hear that there's some concrete steps that are being taken to make sure that this big consideration will not fail because we have seen many reconciliation efforts in the past ten years that have all failed and they would like to see of course you know restrictions that were imposed by the person or sovereignty of the past month to reduction of electricit

the systematic abuse of young palestinians when they're arrested in occupied east jerusalem. mass protests in capital as spain's government prepares to impose direct. hello the storms have been rumbling around greece and turkey randi jian and take the belgariad been spreading themselves out as quite a long line of potential but they're not quite as strong as they were how he said that they will still produce yet more rain in heavy bursts then further west we've got a tug of fairly warm weather this would high is just below zero that's settled weather now attempt is slowly rising in twenty five in madrid twenty in paris that was the case on wednesday and that that you see sort of the tongue going in this general direction so it will stay warm in france and maybe even in germany right i think we're going to see tumbledown then get disappeared in the flow so you'll end up really getting colder in germany in poland maybe austria the tempest in the teens but then rain and start to fall rain not snow you'll notice and by this time paris gone down to sixty but madrid is to have a tw

the resolution also criticize israel's activities and holy sites in jerusalem as well as the occupied. territory the rest stop on the street over to the palestinian authority as a pursuit doesn't live in washington now owes over five hundred fifty million dollars in back payments it's worth mentioning however that president trump has criticised funding to un institutions as disproportionate contribution the us funds about a quarter of the un's regular budget and over a third of all u.n. peacekeeping efforts it will be interesting to find out whether or not this decision will provoke a domestic backlash like we've seen in the past after every decision made by the trouble administration although it's quite doubtful as there is. almost always bipartisan agreement on this particular subject as i mentioned earlier the u.s. suspended its funding to the agency over the exact same reason under a democratic administration so this seems to be just an extension of bipartisan policy on the issue in a broader context it's unclear if this is merely a symbolic move but it's also quite difficult to p

awesome fatso say they've reached an agreement on key points during talks in cairo well we're in jerusalem for the latest also coming up president trump is expected to announce whether the u.s. should remove the iran nuclear deal he calls it bad for america but we're going go all the way and scrap this landmark agreement entirely we have analysis. germany's biggest airline move times that is gearing up to buy large parts of bankrupt carrier air berlin snapping up dozens of its planes and thousands of staff . and i'm glad to have you along we begin our broadcast with a potential breakthrough in the mideast where bitter palestinian libels hamas and fattah say both green groups have managed to reach a reconciliation agreement after a decade long split while it follows talks in the egyptian capital cairo this week a key point has been who of the two factions should control the gaza strip that you see here right behind me was just over a decade ago hamas won parliamentary elections in gaza overwhelmingly and then else it sets off from the territory in two thousand said well israel and egypt hav

joining us from west jerusalem. live on top of the story of the day now and again protests in kenya amid deepening confusion. repayed presidential election that set down for the twenty sixth of this month the latest crisis comes after the withdrawal of main opposition candidate rolla dunga who is demanding electoral reform he lost a hoody kenyatta an august election which was nullified by the supreme court of regularities farm in the middle has the latest from the capital nairobi. raila odinga supporters barely needed any prompting to return to the streets. they are demonstrating against kenya's electoral commission which they believe won't conduct a free and fair rerun of this election. but the supporters are divided on him dropping out of the race. which he lost was. the supreme court laid to rule they'd been irregularities in how the vote was counted and incumbent and should stand in new elections you cannot go to an election. i think that is the best option but we are not but. because of the pressure so you are

we're here to jerusalem bureau coverage israeli palestinian affairs we cover the story with a lot of intimate knowledge we covered it with that we don't dip in and out of the story we have presence here all the time apart from being a cameraman it's also very important to be a journalist to know the story very well before going into the fields covering the united nations and global diplomacy for al-jazeera english is pretty incredible this is where talks happen and what happens there matters. yes. yes. yes. the end . of the headlines from al-jazeera dot com and what's trending as well a lot of other different stories there in addition to what we've been covering today the latest on the las vegas mascot there saudi arabia buying a whole lot of military hardware from russia haiti the gulf crisis even the arab israeli war of one nine hundred seventy three is up there as well have a look at all that if you look into something that is what's trending i don't as it were to come yet. we had a look at the democratic republic of congo and yesterday it's great if you want to continue that toda

get more on this now with our correspondent ari force that he's joining us on the phone from west jerusalem any more information yet harry on the steel. so saw. a statement given to alexa t.v. by thomas with a cool head and here he just said that the two sides had reached a deal with these folks in cairo with kind how. they would be for the details of a news conference today for ten g.m.t. is about six hours time what we do know. since tuesday afternoon local time in cairo so this is a quick settlement. if it is two to the ten year division which is riven palestinian politics and live in these two pots of the palestinian occupied territories gaza. will be looking to see is whether this is a full agreement whether this does solve some of those thornier issues that you're talking about such as most of the. hamas is in the future or whether this is more of a pragmatic contradiction where we see some solutions as to how the palestinian authority government will come back in fully. in gaza the cabinet meeting which took place last week in gaza was the first process. of some kind of started imple

the resolutions also criticize israeli policies and other only places in jerusalem on the west bank netanyahu called the u.s. move a brave on moral decision because you know school has become quote a theater of the absurd journalists. voiced concern that instead of preserving history the organization distorts it. this goes back all the way to twenty eleven and congress withheld funding for you nasco because you nasco allowed the palestinian authority membership and congress is very very easily influenced by the pro israel lobby whereas traditionally the state department and the u.s. mission at the u.n. have not been so this is the first time we've really seen the state department kind of get in line with the congressional elements that are funded by pro the pro israel lobby and easily influenced by it and i think this really reflects the weakness of the trumpet ministration. the world festival of youth and students is open now in russia's black sea resort of sochi the week long cultural event is expected to attract upwards of twenty thousand visitors from right across the globe here

anchor: thank you for that report from jerusalem. nobel prize for physics has been awarded to three scientists for their discoveries and gravitational waves. barry barish, kip thorne, and rainer weiss from the united states won for proving the theory first put forth by albert einstein. gravitational waves are ripples in space and time that were first predicted a century ago by einstein. they sparked a revolution in astrophysics when their detection was announced early last year. the music world is mourning the death of american rocker tom petty. he was famous for his guitar riffs, his distinct vocals on hits like "refugee," "freefalling," or "american girl." a hearte famous with breakers and the traveling wilburys. he died of a heart attack, age 66. he was finishing a triumphant 40th anniversary tour with the heartbreakers just one week before his death. ♪ ♪ let's take a look at today's top stories. a major strike on today in the spanish region of catalonia, people turning out to protest police violence that left hundreds hurt during

the resolutions also criticize israeli policies on at the holy places in jerusalem on the west bank and that's you know who called the u.s. move this week a brave and moral decision because you nascar has become a quote of the absurd journalist max blumenthal voiced concern that instead of preserving history the organization distorts it this goes back all the way to twenty eleven in congress withheld funding for your nasco because you know it's go allow the palestinian authority membership and congress is very very easily influenced by the pro israel lobby whereas traditionally the state department and the u.s. mission at the u.n. have not been so this is the first time we've really seen the state department kind of get in line with the congressional elements that are funded by pro pro israel lobby and easily influenced by it and i think this really reflects the weakness of the trumpet ministration. they will fast. and students as a friend in russia's black sea resort of sochi this week long cultural event is expected to attract the points of the twenty thousand visitors from around

jerusalem with me as a culture editor robin no matter welcome. in washington how big a loss is this for us. well phil regarding the funding it is a big law i would like to point out that six years ago that means under the obama administration the united sates cut off more than eighty million u.s. dollars a year so this is a lot of money especially for this organization we're talking about twenty two percent of its entire budget so it is a big loss from the financial way but also all the loss of a big player for a unicycle let's be clear the united states as we're throwing a u.n. ages that is also the loss of an international heavyweight for the u.s. corps and a clear symbol to multilateralism it's weakening the unesco tell you probably jerusalem now israel is leaving. yeah we understand from the statement from the prime minister's office said prime minister netanyahu has also plans to leave your nest and that he has instructed to foreign ministry to look into that to prepare to withdraw from the u.n. organization he welcomed tom's decision callin