but not all share in that fear for decades the muslim brotherhood enjoyed a safe haven in jordan even as it was outlawed elsewhere in the middle east the monarchy is tolerance has helped the group to become the country's most influential islamist organization. so. that system was on a full display at this islamic hospital in downtown amman the muslim brotherhood has gained support throughout the arab world with its model of combining political activism with charity work here in jordan the brotherhood is responsible for building schools clinics and hospitals like this one a critical lifeline for the nation's poor. emboldened by the arab spring rise of their counterparts jordan's brotherhood is seeking more power it rallied behind calls for democratic reform of the country's political system trying to cast itself as the face of the opposition the group has vowed to refrain from violence but its leader promised jordan would soon become part of the muslim caliph it. victory is. this logic state will be created on this subject can prevail. in january the brotherhood made its move leading a

just realize the rising popularity of the muslim brotherhood in jordan appointed a changing role and then it's all coming up after the break. download the official publication so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television or it just doesn't work so now with your mobile device you can watch your t.v. any time anyway. welcome back more international news for you now officials in france and cameroon have backtracked on earlier claims that seven french hostages have been freed in the african country reports came in shortly after france deployed a team of special forces to cameroon to help track down the kidnapped family affronts police and the tourist nigeria is the missed. is responsible for the hostage crisis the french foreign minister says if the news is confirmed it justifies the on going fight against terrorist groups in africa become room is a former french colony just like mali with a military intervention by paris continues and some observers say france and its allies are sponsible for the rise of extremism in the region and

and the muslim brotherhood expands its presence in jordan becoming the most viable group winning over the population with the aid programs still to come here and i see we report on why is some are worried about the rise of the islamists. but for now the u.k. prime minister david cameron has backed the idea of redirecting hundreds of millions in foreign aid money towards military operations security peacekeeping and demobilization are the most likely recipients but. a labor m.p. you think that the aid will end up falling into the wrong hands. i think we can absolutely have no short cuts when it comes to human rights if you look at the right to pax regime it is quite simply top crissy the family is stealing the wealth of that island in the most disgusting me and i am appalled that it still appears that the commonwealth will be having its heads of government meeting there later on this year. so i believe that we should be having very little to do with that regime. at the moment it is being subject to the united nations asking for it to address the issue of war crimes that took place at t

well still to come here in r.t. a leap of faith in jordan support for the muslim brotherhood is getting there and it's learning many about that is the most organizations growing influence in the kingdom details on that later in the program. rush or is demanding more clarity of the investigation into how a three year old's adopted boy died a month ago in the u.s. is adoptive mother says maxime's death was an accident moscow suspects that he was abused by the american family when okla fishel zero claim it's too early for conclusions autism society canaries in texas. twenty russian children in the last seventeen years died in their adoptive american families most recently here in texas much seen close me and known to locals as max shadow just what i heard on the news what was just the kid had some scratches. that's all i know three year old moxie him and his younger brother kiel lived in this house with their adoptive parents in a rather secluded neighborhood it was from here that on the afternoon of january twenty first the boy was taken away by an ambulance never to come back the boy had

the muslim brotherhood has been expanding its political presence in jordan becoming the kingdom's most viable opposition movement the islamist organization has gained acceptance within the ruling moloch in its humanitarian work winning over some of the population as we speak of north reports many locals worry about the possibility of living life on the organizations is not a move. when it comes to the arts professor mohsen us for works to bridge the divide between east and west influenced by both islamic and renaissance art he hopes to inspire his students with the same passion. but he's going concerned about the muslim brotherhood's rise to power in the region as force says his students don't want to lose the freedoms they now enjoy and often worry about how their lives could change if jordan came under islamist rule and when they feel that this is all well and i wouldn't agree. because in a future they will destroy but i cannot be annoyed to think that maybe of arab world all is covered by islam and rather. we are afraid. of the mass of the religious political a little bit but not al

>> jordan. >> jordan going all the way!rdan going the length of the floor. >> reporter: official nba bio, michael jordan is the greatest basketball player of all time. >> you sit there with your mouth wide open, just watching what he was able to do athletically. >> reporter: trophies, records and feets of flight, he transcended the game and became a global icon. >> better eat your wheaties. >> can't beat the real thing. >> on almost every national commercial. may have been the most marketable sports figure in history. >> i am here to announce my retirement from the game of basketball. >> reporter: a decade after walking away from the game, forbes magazine says jordan still rakes in about $60 million a year from shoe sales alone. with six restaurants and his own nba team, charlotte bobcats, he reportedly made about $80 million last year. his net worth about $650 million. lately, jordan has been rumored to be dropping weight and beating rookies half his age, fueling speculation that he may return to the hardwood. >> there's n

still to come here on r.t. a leap of faith in jordan's support for the muslim brotherhood surging there right now and it's worrying many about the islamist organizations growing influence in the kingdom talk about that later in the program. but next the mother of a three year old russian boy says she says she's adopted claims of his death was an accident it's a story been following all week of course russia still not satisfied though with the investigation information coming from america or u.s. correspondent one point nine has the latest for you four weeks following the death of little maxime and no arrests have been made in texas officials have disclosed very little while they say there are they are awaiting autopsy for. now what police officials have said so far is that max was last seen alive playing outside with outside of his home with his two year old brother his youngest brother on the afternoon of january twenty first according to police his adoptive mother claims she went inside and when she came back outside max was on for sponsored by that time police say that by the time po

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refugee camp in jordan. while refugees were queuing to receive assistance from a norwegian charity agency, scuffles broke out and we heard security forces had to use tear grasses -- had to use tear gas to disperse the protesters. some of the refugees attacked some of the aid workers and security forces. there is a very high level of frustration inside the camps because these people are having to live inside a cold community of tents outside the villa of the winter. these riots at scuffles are not unusual at have happened in the past. usually it is because of deep frustration. they have 2 q every day to receive assistance, blankets and tents. it is very frustrating. >> thank you. fighting between two arab tribes in western sudan has displaced from 100,000 people. united nations officials say its quickly turning into one of the biggest crises of the year. violence broke out because of a dispute over a gold mine in a remote part of our four. a convoy carrying blankets and other supplies has just set off on a da

refugee camp in jordan. we can always i stay up to date with the latest news from around the world just by looking into a website. called let's have a look at some of the stories waiting for you there right now but i should offer you a warning here the ever watchful social network a new application being developed for facebook which is able to track a user's location even when it's switched off. and out to boldly go crazy or courageous you be the judge a group of russian scientists take the plunge diving into a frozen siberian lake but managing to escape with the outside temperature of minus fifty degrees celsius about footage on much more waiting for you on our website odyssey dawn. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here. from the world of the interviews intriguing story. intro arabic. visit. turbulence exploding engines a lack of few of them a threat to a smooth flight and increasingly it seems though that drunken. be added to that list in the last few days alone a spate of

refugee camp in jordan.and into our world update now and a severe eight point zero magnitude earthquake which struck near the solomon islands has been followed by two strong aftershocks so now the warnings issued across the south pacific have now been counseled nine me so waves are predicted near the epicenter and governments had ordered people to flee to higher ground reports suggest several villages were destroyed by the quake and of course we'll keep you up to date on this developing story as more comes in also the french military as a symbolic or militia has taken control of kadar the last major city to remain in control of islamist militants paris estimates that several hundred rebels have been killed so staff and seven mali began last month but while the evidence they advance has been swift some reports suggest the french led liberation campaign has also caused civilian casualties the french foreign minister has hinted the operation may be over by march. the league justice department memo suggest the u

well let's turn our attention now to jordan which is struggling with massive influx of syrian refugeessaying the number could now exceed seven hundred thousand this year though the jordanian government says it will not be able to accept that many more certainly if indeed president assad does fall although some syrians are deciding to take the chance against bullets and strikes at home rather than suffer the squalor of the camps at this reports watusi come from. they come here to escape the hell of war as many as fifty thousand in the last month alone that all too often in jordan sultry camp hope gives way to despair though i don't have nothing when relief go home why is this happening why isn't anyone here help us too many people and not enough help the sprawling tent city is the largest camp for syrians fleeing their war ravaged nation but it's ballooned well beyond capacity there are shortages of food blankets medical supplies just about everything. there are so many of us how can they provide for everyone we are called there is no a true city i have two children and there are no dia

you know the syrian refugees arrived in jordan with a country of limited resources at a time when isexperiencing its greatest economic challenge ever nonetheless we gave them all we could with if the number of refugees keeps growing will struggle to help them this is the reality. but many camp residents have grown wary of waiting for help unable to live in dignity in neighboring countries some syrians are returning home these families are waiting to get on buses that will take them back well you know i've been here for three days but after all i've seen in this camp i'm craving more right to go back to syria there's killing there but here we live worse than animals kind of existence is there so how did it hundreds of thousands of syrians came to jordan seeking a better life but here at the refugee camp lives are collapsing all over again they fled syria to escape a bloody war only to find themselves fighting a fresh battle just to survive to seek out front of r t serie a refugee camp in jordan. and update now on the severe eight point zero magnitude earthquake which struck near the s

refugee camp in jordan.and update now on the severe eight point zero magnitude earthquake which struck near the solomon islands one and a half meter wave followed the quake near the islands at least four people have reportedly been killed and several villages destroyed but tsunami warnings issued elsewhere in the south pacific have been cancelled governments had ordered people to flee to higher ground and you can follow live updates on this developing story on his twitter feed. so some other global news making headlines this hour the french military assisted by local militia has taken control of the last major city to remain in the control islamist militants paris estimates that several hundred rebels have been killed since their fence of in mali began last month while they advance has been swift as some reports suggest the french led liberation campaign has also caused the civilian casualties the french foreign minister has hinted the operation may be over by march. a leaked justice department memo such as

al-zawahiri refugee camp in jordan. an update now on this severe eight point zero magnitude earthquake was struck near the solomon islands so one and a half meter waves followed the quake near the olens but the tsunami warnings issued elsewhere in the south pacific have been counseled governments had ordered people to flee to higher ground reports so several villages were destroyed and you can follow the live updates on this developing story on our twitter feed. and some other global news making headlines this hour the french military assisted by local militia has taken control of it down the last major city to remain in control of is the miss militants paris estimated several hundred rebels have been killed since the offensive in mali began last month but while the advance has been swift some reports such as the french led real rebel ration campaign liberation i should say has also of course civilian casualties the french foreign minister has hinted as they will ration it maybe about finding. a leak to justice departme

hundreds of thousands of syrians came to jordan seeking a better life but here at the sob story refugeecamp lives are collapsing all over again they fled syria to escape a bloody war only to find themselves fighting a fresh battle just to survive to seek out front of r t al-zawahiri refugee camp in jordan. and update now on this severe eight point zero magnitude earthquake which struck near the solomon islands one end off me to wave of waves and followed the quake near their on and at least four people have reportedly been killed and several villages destroyed but tsunami warnings issued elsewhere in the south pacific have been counseled governments had ordered people to flee to higher ground and you can follow live updates on this developing story on all his twitter feed. so much local news making headlines this hour the french military assisted by local militia has taken control of the last major city to remain in control of islamist militants paris estimate one hundred rebels have been killed since the offensive in mali began last month but while that cause has been swept some report

serie a refugee camp in jordan. the last militant believed to be behind the deadly attacks on the moscow metro has been killed it was hunted down and start in southern russia the thirty six year old opened fire of the special forces trying to detain him he was then killed by a response shots officials say the man accompanied one of the two suicide bombers to the metro twenty two were crowded central stations during rush hour in march twenty ten thirty nine killed ninety injured. so let's get into it now they are some other global news for you in brief starting with tunisia where a secular opposition leader was shot just outside his home and now over a thousand people are protesting outside the interior ministry chokri belaid was found with two bullets in his neck after what his brother had described as a political assassination that comes just a few days after the prominent opponents of the islamist government accused the ruling party of hiring mercenaries to carry out attacks against them the current political situ

you know the syrian refugees arrived in jordan with a country of limited resources at a time when isexperiencing its greatest economic challenge ever nonetheless we gave them all we could with if the number of refugees keeps growing will struggle to help them this is the reality. but many camp residents have grown weary of waiting for help unable to live in dignity in neighboring countries some syrians are returning home these families are waiting to get on buses that will take them back well you know i've been here for three days but after all i've seen in this compound probably more want to go back to syria there's killing their. lives worse than animals kind of existence. hundreds of thousands of syrians came to jordan seeking a better life but here at the sob story refugee camp lives are collapsing all over again they fled syria to escape a bloody war only to find themselves fighting a fresh battle just to survive musicale front of r t al-zawahiri refugee camp in jordan. and update now on this severe eight point zero magnitude earthquake which struck near the solomon islands one

serie a refugee camp in jordan.the last militant believed to be behind the deadly attacks on the moscow metro has been killed he was hunted down and start in southern russia the thirty six year old opened fire of the special forces trying to detain him he was then killed by a response shots officials say the man accompanied one of the two suicide bombers to the metro twin blasts hit two were crowded central stations during rush hour in march twenty ten thirty nine killed ninety injured. but let's get into it now the outside world update some other global news for you in brief starting with tunisia where a secular opposition leader was shot dead just outside his home and now over a thousand people are protesting outside the interior ministry chokri belaid was found with two bullets in his neck after what his brother had described as a political assassination that comes just a few days after the prominent opponents of the islamist government accused the ruling party of hiring mercenaries to carry out attacks against t

refugee camp in jordan. we can always i stay up to date with the latest news from around the world just by looking at our web site c dot com let's have a look at some of the stories waiting for you there right now but i should offer you a warning here the ever watchful social network a new application being developed for facebook which is able to track a user's location even when it's switched off. and out to boldly go crazy or courageous you be the judge a group of russian scientists take the plunge diving into a frozen siberian lake but managing to escape the outside temperature of minus fifty degrees celsius about footage on much more waiting for you on our website odyssey dawn. which. programs and documentaries in arabic. from the world of interviews intrigue. visit. the turbulence exploding engines a lack of few of them a threat to our smooth flight and increasingly it seems though that drunken passengers can now be added to that list in the last few days alone a spate of planes have been forced to make

the muslim brotherhood's been expanding its political presence in jordan becoming the came in as most viable opposition movement of late islamised organizations gained acceptance within the ruling monarchy with its humanitarian work winning over some of the population to those artes lucy cavanagh reports many locals worry about the possibility of life under the organisation's muslim rule. when it comes to the arts professor mohsen us four works to bridge the divide between east and west influenced by both islamic and renaissance art he hopes to inspire his students with the same passion. but he's going concerned about the muslim brotherhood's rise to power in the region a force says his students don't want to lose the freedoms they now enjoy and often worry about how their lives could change if jordan came under islamist rule. but like an idiot i do think that maybe if. the brothers. we are afraid. of the mass. but not all share in that fear for decades the muslim brotherhood enjoyed a safe haven in jordan even as it was outlawed elsewhere in the middle east the monarchies tolerance h

refugee camp in jordan. he's come here live from moscow for the last militant believed to be behind the deadly attacks on the moscow metro has been killed it was traced to dr stone in southern russia by russian special forces officials say that he accompanied one of the two suicide bombers to the metro twin blasts that hit two over crowded central stations during rush hour in march two thousand and ten thirty nine that were killed almost ninety were injured. let's get to know the aussie wild update here's some other global news in brief starting in tunisia over a thousand people are protesting outside the interior ministry after a secular opposition leader was shot dead outside his home. was found with two bullets in his neck after what his brother described as a political assassination and coming just a few days after the prominent opponent of the islamist government accused the ruling party of hiring mercenaries to carry out attacks against him and the current political situation there rather volatile this

but not all share in that fear for decades the muslim brotherhood enjoyed a safe haven in jordan even as it was outlawed elsewhere in the middle east the monarchies tolerance has helped the group to become the country's most influential islamist organization. so. that system was on a full display at this islamic hospital in downtown amman the muslim brotherhood has gained support throughout the arab world with its model of combining political activism with charity work here in jordan the brotherhood is responsible for building schools clinics and hospitals like this one a critical lifeline for the nation's poor. emboldened by the arab spring rise of their counterparts jordan's brotherhood is seeking more power it rallied behind calls for democratic reform of the country's political system trying to cast itself as the face of the opposition the group has vowed to refrain from violence but its leader promised jordan would soon become part of the muslim caliph it rejoice. victory is. in islam excrete will be created on this subject can prevail. in january the brotherhood made its move le

i said to the mayor -- mayor jordan how do i approach these people? how do i do it? and he said "well, john i heard you speak before. just throw one of your guilt trips on them" and it worked. i know time is running out. i will make this quick but i wanted you to know how we got here. it didn't happen. it wasn't magic and this building as the mayor told you was a direct result of a tragedy on 101 california street and went up in the building and the crazed gun man killed all those people and i asked to build this building for a long time and the mayor knows that and all of a sudden the money was available and the mayor asked me to do a investigation and it was in the papers and unbelievable. you know it's difficult to investigate the police department. it is. my father is a police officer. you have to walk carefully, and i came to the mayor and i said "mayor jordan -- i said it's a dog's breakfast. 911 is broken. they don't practice the incident command system. they do in each department but it's all stove pipe. the radios didn't work in the enclosed stair wells, and

. >> wendy: plus, syrian refugees take shelter in jordan, and find compassion from a christian ministry >> george: and it is the adventure of a lifetime. this woman's worldwide wait to bring the gospel to the law. ♪ >> george: four christians sit behind bars in the north african nation of libya. hello, everyone, i'm george thomas. >> wendy: and i'm wendy griffith. libyan officials say the foreign missionaries are accused of distributing christian literature. as gary lane reports, that is a charge that could carry the death penalty. >> reporter >> on monday we arrested a group. we found a print shop in the area in benghazi city. we found 45,000 christian books. >> reporter: the foreigners were reportedly printing pamphlets complaining christianity. the material was mostly directed towards children. but proselytizing in libya is a criminal offense, punishable by death, according to a law carried over from moammar gadhafi reign. >> we are a 100% muslim country. this issue is not negotiable. >> reporter: the four missionaries are in custody in benghazi. the group is made up of a swedish ame

look at the difference between egypt and jordan. at the start of the arab spring, it appeared that egypt responded to the will of the people, made a clean break with its past and was ushering in a new birth of freedom. jordan, by contrast, had a number of protests, but king abdullah responded with only a few personnel changes and promised to study the situation and talk of reform. but then egypt started going down the wrong path and jordan made a set of wise choices. put simply, egypt shows democratization. before liberalization. elections became the most important element of the new order. used in legitimizing the new government, electing a president and ratty fiing the constitution. as a result, the best organized force in egypt, the muslim brotherhood swept into power and was able to dominate the drafting of the constitution. the document has many defects. it failed to explicitly protect women's rights. it allowed for media censorship in the name of national security, and in november morsi declared his decrees were above judicial

these are jordan is an artificial country completely and even egypt in the north east africa as well so what's going on there from the pentagon point of view and now from the middle east to to i'm sorry for mena as they call it middle east north africa from them i grab it to the middle east you see out of this the villages ation of the ancient order but we need a gram shit to tell us the ancient order is gone but if you one has not emerged and the pentagon wants to control the emergence of this new ward this is what is really horrible cannot cannot jump in i mean go ahead. by the destabilization of the region and how much the peoples of the region have suffered major talking from israel israel is not such a such an innocent party in all this i mean that. they occupied the lands of all their neighboring. states they go into lebanon and bomb and strafe they they they dissed they killed people in gaza palestinians in gaza and they do interfere in iraq as well as there was seymour hersh of the famous american jordan a sort of deal that israeli agents. go through iraqi kurdistan and to ir

jordan or la brawn james. brawn directly. >> michael jordan said if he could take kobe or lebron, he said he would take ko bmp e because of the amount of rings. is that fair? >> you have a guy that has won multiple rings. >> former michael jordan teammate. >> i do not take him over charles barkley. let's talk about the all time great of bill ruffle. 11 rings. which is five more than mike won. but if we had a draft today, would you take ruffle over jordan? i don't think so. so, it all depends how you categorize talent and the greats. >> catch lebron james at the nba all-star game tomorrow on tnt, tipoff at 8:00 eastern. ever wish you could sneak inside a stadium and see what it's like from a players perspective? google maps will have a cool look at where the indianapolis colts play. fans are treated from views from the tunnel to the end zone. you can check out the stadium suites and explore the player's locker room. >> the behind one of the most recognizable and famous nfl logos died. the he designed the dallas

lots of people say jordan. end of discussion. jordan is it.e up, kobe bryant, lebron james? i don't know. what does michael say? here is what he told nba tv. he said if i had to pick between the two, kobe and lebron, that would be a tough choice. but five titles beats one every time and i look at it and not that he, lebron, won't get five, he may get more than that, but five is bigger than one. terrence moore is back, sports contributor at cnn.com. a m.j. dissing lebron james or does he have a point here? >> or m.j. is just telling the truth. you know, kobe right now -- >> can you say that again? the truth is the truth. it doesn't mean you're always hating because you're telling the truth. five beats one. >> and somewhere i read that the truth shall set you free, okay? >> amen, brother. >> here is the thing, don. this is a case of selective hearing, okay? and lebron is listening like a jilted lover. listen to what michael said. he essentially said both of these guys are great. tiebreaker is world championships. what lebron heard was michael ju

j.w.: a little bit uphill for jordan. i want to go straight to the new power, this is one of the bulls in the running for bucking bull of the year. he will tell you anything about how to rank these bulls? craig: explained that. bucking off 20 straight. justin: you don't want one that will buck any better than that. that's maybe a new guy to look on the radar. he is doing everything he needs to do, watch when he leaves the chute. he is ticking, already turning. has the speed, density, everything a guy is looking for. craig: 21 straight buck-off including five former pb are world champions. and our lead dog continues to be luke snyder. grew up 30 miles away from kansas city looking to give everybody here the most cheer about. >> still to come, two young guns of the pbr, ty pozzobon takes on mississppi hippy. and then, marco eguchi climbs aboard della checketts junior as the pbr rides on from kansas city. alribut if you wanna get up from close and personal,ain. vegas is where you wanna be. cuz that's where you'll find the pb