jordan not just by the king but by the people given that u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital which has angered so many in the region. well this is being treated officially as a business trip and therefore jordan is would be more than willing to hear what he says and especially expounds a little bit on what is called the deal of the century popularly i don't think this visit is welcome and people are worried that this might be the building of bad news so in a way the or there is a mixed feeling about it and is there anything that mike pence can say now can reveal about what the u.s. has planned in this deal the so-called deal of the century. that will be welcome by jordan given the damage that's already being done by that u.s. decision on jerusalem. for the jordanian position has been very constant and his majesty has been. about the position that there should be two states. in palestine one for israel and the neighboring country for the palestinians on the words bank of jordan on the occupied territories emerged in sixty sev

a lot of protests in jordan shortly after this announcement was made i have contacts in jordan and some palestinian and one of my contacts discussed how there were many many people who protested outside the american embassy and they were saying to me you know it is my right as a palestinian this is my homeland and trump has crossed the unspoken red line now for jordan there's a balancing act here because on the one hand as i said there's the treaty with israel but there's a lot of palestinians in jordan jordanians of past in origin so i think that we cannot see that the issue of palestine will be marginalized for some governments perhaps they would say well we want to survive but i think for the people it is the pulse of the arab street that ultimately matters and that polls can certainly strike back at any announcement that trump decides is you're just going to happen the arab people do not want to recognize them as israel's capital and i believe that this is an issue that could cause sufficient anger to to threaten certain certain powers yes i mean how concerned should the arab leader

go packers. >> jordan: very clear. >> you're right.rdan: that's not what i was saying. let's move on. opposers. the point is the state of the union is strong. the only thing we still need to do is set politics aside and unite behind him. now you might be saying wait a minute, president you trump the very person who is dividing us. maybe you're not seeing things clearly. here. let me get out my truste trustys light. that's better. why was i? oh yes. america was divided before trump came into office. people were divided about obama. some people even said he wasn't born here. who said that. just look at the gas light. ice not dividing the country, he's uniting it. he just said that. the president hasn't used twitter to personally attack their opponents -- you saw that musical. making fun of people and punching. trump didn't divide you, you divided yourself. what was that thing you said about innovato north korea. is it me or is gas light getting huge. >> jordan: glad we sorted that out. [applause] it's simple, let's come together like don

anna: jordan, thank you very much. really appreciate it. jordan rochester.jordan will be continuing his conversation with bloomberg on radio, next. manus: and you can watch president trump's state of the union address and 9:00 p.m. new york time. trump's may dominate the state of the union. will he talk about infrastructure in deregulation? anna: breaking news coming through across the bloomberg. this is over and turkey. -- in turkey. emirates confirmed talks with spare bank. this is interesting. turkish lender rises 5.2, 5.77 lira in trade, the highest level since december. this is a commercial bank-to- bank, leasing, and other services in turkey. manus: that is emirates, nbd, one of the biggest. spare bank is under u.s. and european sanctions since 2014. it's an interesting move. a very preliminary stage. no certainty any transaction will be entered into according to msnbc. anna: the trade minister joins us to talk about nafta and beyond. another guest joins us for his first interview of the day. what drove him to do the deal. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: j

vice president is in jordan on the second middle east and. efforts for a bicycle comeback in china face a bumpy ride. to have launched a ground operation into the kurdish controlled. in syria this comes after a day of strikes against syrian kurdish why fiji fighters six people have already died. at the border and state media reports that turkish fighters have already crossed into three. in turkey's president says the next target will be man version that's the syrian town that was recaptured from eisel in two thousand and sixteen by a kurdish led force also backed by the u.s. backed opposed by turkey well let's get more on all of this now we're joined by correspondent stephanie decker she is live for us near the turkish syrian borders and reports that the ground operation has been launched stephanie what are you hearing. yes the prime minister made that announcement that turkish troops he said had entered in of course there's an african city and then these the entire sort of region. in which is even the the mountain you see over my left should

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today i am honored to recognize the legacy of sam jordan. i'm introducing a resolution to rename part of galvez avenue to same jordan way to celebrate the contribution to bayview and entire city and county at large. [applause] i'm not done yet. i have more goodies for you. hope s.f. are you familiar with hope s.f.? i'm introducing a resolution for at least in hunters view to support a wellness center. the department of public health has committed to opening a wellness center in collaboration with hope s.f. and this in an effort to revitalize public housing. this will help us meet that goal and i look forward to further discussions on the benefits and, of course, the needs, the unfounded, profound needs for a wellness center in the community up on the hill. the third thing that i want to talk to you about is cannabis year two. colleagues, i'm calling for a hearing on the cannabis state legislation task force year two report. this report was finalized last tuesday and in the past has provides us with great feedback and i think the feedback is

and explore. >> i am jordan peele. >> we are key and peele.nk you. >> his first chance to really explore that was key and peele, the sketch comedy show, peele created with keegan michael key. they found new ways to talk and joke about race. in this one, played president obama and his anger translator. >> on the domestic front. i want to say to my criticize hear your choices high am aware of your concerns. >> man you can chill the hell out for a second maybe i can focus on some [ bleep ], you know. >> your obama is one of your most memorable impressions. >> trying to get me to do it? >> yes, thank you. >> its that what that it? >> hey, because i the, i, i don't need much prompting. i'm a ham. in my heart, i'm a ham. as long as it makes people laugh, i will shamelessly try to. and also feels so cool to be obama, so much cooler than jordan peele. that's, you know. >> key and peele ended after five seasons. and while peele won't say it's gone forever. he has the got other prime or tees now. >> are you not going in front of the camera anymore is th

the jordan executive producer of business home thank you so much for joining the stream thank you but me pleasure just bringing back to hear about all that first week when you arrived in the u.s. what memory will you never forget that see it in your brain the thank you for hosting us. the first memory that i will never forget the moment i met my family again and i was reunited with her all cried lloyd and really hugged each other for like five minutes. how long had you been separated because your mother was here ahead of you and she thought the girls to come soon what happened. my mom left jordan in february two thousand and fourteen and she went to the united states and she seek asylum but now her case is still bending asylum until the moment and we were still waiting for heard like to bring us to the united states but what actually happened we got that refugee status through the un agency are in jordan and that's how we are united again with her i'm looking at a picture of you and your sisters and your mom all in jordan i think it's just going to be a little a little while between w

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to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital provoked international anger pen's will go to egypt and jordan and spend two days in israel i have addressed parliament since have made it clear he is not welcome there is all the headlines i'll be back with more news on al-jazeera that soft inside story. counting the cost why the jury's still out on a nomics despite wall street's delight we delve into china's better than expected growth story and count the cost of negative publicity. counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. the u.s. with hold aid for palestinian refugees the trumpet ministration says the u.n. agency responsible for the money needs reform palestinians say they are being punished for defying the u.s. over jerusalem so with humanitarian aid being used for political blackmail this is inside story. welcome to the program. or to give it its full title the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees is funded almost entirely by voluntary contributions from un members the u.s. is the single largest donor and gave more than three hundred fifty million dollars last

great players came before him, and many will follow, but there is only one michael jordan. *singing "like mike ... if i could be like mike." millions have tried. millions have failed. it was a stratosphere with room for just one. "michael jordan. the greatest basketball player. the greatest athlete in the world today." that, from a diehard new york knicks fan. "with the possible exception of president clinton, michael jordan is the world's best known american." whether you called him michael, mike, air jordan, his airness or m-j, his name transcended the game. "i started when i was 12 years old and ever since then, i've been playing. it's been a long, long time but i've enjoyed it." "i do enjoy my time in the air for the little time that i'm there." while in the zone, his tongue would be out, his competitive drive unmatched "i'd like to introduce now the best know gold medalist basketball player and athlete in the world, michael jordan." the resume, 1982 ncaa champion with the north carolina tar heels. two time olympic gold medalist. six time nba champion of the chicago bul

before leaving jordan for israel pence visited u.s. troops didn't undisclosed location on the syrian border telling the president had back that isis would be driven from the earth very soon his next speech would be to the israeli parliament the knesset on monday israeli palestinian representatives about to boycott the event. how does iraq occupied east jerusalem. israel. says chum stand is consistent with what many u.s. presidents want it. in jordan it was clear that king abdullah i did not agree with the united states position on this regard. like it was mentioned in the program to agree to disagree and was left very much as such by the private by the king and rightfully so that the united states should pursue actively still the two state solution. as far as jordan go as far as israel is concerned i think we ought to remember that paints himself is a myth jellicoe. trump's base is in belgium a cult so to suggest that the tram could change is my that is not going to happen so in israel places be very very warmly obviously and nothing w

decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital provoked international anger will go to egypt jordan and spend two days in israel where he will address palm and palestinians have made it clear he is not welcome. and facebook is launching a two for members to identify news sources that are trustworthy chief executive mark zuckerberg wants a prioritize what he calls high quality news saying there's too much sensationalism and misinformation in the news feeds those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story. the u.s. withhold aid for palestinian refugees the trumpet ministration says the u.n. agency responsible for the money needs reform palestinians say they are being punished for defying the u.s. over jerusalem so with humanitarian aid being used for political blackmail this is inside story. welcome to the program. or to give it its full title the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees is funded almost entirely by voluntary contributions from un members the u.s. is the single largest donor and gave more than three hundred fifty m

agreed to a zone in the south near jordan in the southwest near jordan. and the goal was to protect from foreign influence. but on various reports it has allowed iran and hand al qaeda forces to entrench. it doesn't sound like the vision of a zone free from foreign influence is being realized. is there a way to correct the misdirection of the goal of this de-escalation zone? >> the goal of bringing down the level of violence, which was extraordinary and threatening both to jordan and israel at the time the official zone was established before the memorandum of principles was signed, was largely achieved. i will note with the recent exception of a small pocket to the northeast of that zone where there was extraordinary levels of violence and presence of al qaeda associated forces, by and large fighting and violence in the de-escalation zone came to a close. there is an isis pocket or an affiliate of isis in that area which is not covered, no protected by, not shielded by that zone. and there have indeed been activities conducted against the leadership of t

vice president arrives in jordan as part of his controversial middle east oil. and refugee said they're feeling pressure to return to me to soothe. the taliban has claimed responsibility for an overnight attack and the intercontinental hotel in kabul gunfire and explosions can still be heard outside the hotel despite the interior minister earlier declaring the siege over. one hundred sixty people including forty one foreigners have been. rescues let's go to accost on jennifer glass now she is joining us live from kabul has the security operation ended or is the siege ongoing jennifer what are you hearing. elizabeth we think it is all over now just a few minutes ago we saw a long line of afghan security vehicles run down this road you can see behind me the intercontinental hotel until about forty minutes ago you could hear bombs explosions gunfire both large and small arms fire and you can see the edge of the building is charred where fires have been set alight but we believe right now the siege is over afghan security forces many of them have already left flying

jordan people protested in jordan town other arab countries after the u.s. president recognized as israel's capital in syria the latest government to send a shelling of rebel held suburbs of damascus have killed at least seventeen people activists say eastern go to is being bombarded almost every day about four hundred thousand b.c. syrians are chops than. the italian coast guard say at least eight migrants have drowned off the coast of libya eighty six others have been rescued from a boat they were in s.q. agency say many more are missing and put the death toll to us highest twenty five german chancellor merkel says she thinks major parties can form a coalition government a potential sticking point between. democrats and the social democrats is the refugee crisis stay with us. on counting the cost for a look at the economic reasons behind the rest in the middle east second largest economy plus new year new walls for european finance but that's not all we'll ask the chief global economist at u.b.s. what's his dangerous idea counting the cost at this time. tw

major implications for palestinian refugees in the middle east the agency operates in five areas jordan lebanon syria the gaza strip and the occupied west bank including east jerusalem almost six million registered refugees receive basic and social services that rely heavily on outside funding and has set up seven hundred two schools in the region with more than five hundred thousand students half of them girls and under what doctors see nine million patients in one hundred forty three primary health clinics every year. let's bring in our panel from ramallah i'm at her jazzy palestine's assistant minister of foreign affairs from our man in jordan karl schembri a regional spokesman for the norwegian refugee council and from washington d.c. graham bannerman former middle east analyst at the state department welcome to you all now mark i want to start with you what is the way forward now for palestinian leadership well the way forward is clear for the palestinian leadership it is. continuing on with believing and investing in the peace process that is based on international legitimacy on i

led by the main suspect in the two thousand and eight when by a time it's jordan says the arab league will seek international recognition of a palestinian state to donald trump's decision on jerusalem some members of the organization have met in amman jordanians protested after the u.s. president recognized jerusalem as israel's capital. in syria the latest government airstrikes and shelling in rebel held a suburb of damascus have killed at least seventeen people activists say eastern ghouta is being bombarded almost every day about four hundred thousand b.c. syrians are thought to be trapped there. the nigerian government is speeding up the process of bringing its citizens home from libya after allegations of exploitation and abuse the repatriations began a few weeks ago after reports that migrants were being sold into slavery nigeria's foreign minister says two aircraft are being sent to libya to flight eight hundred people back to nigeria those are the headlines inside stories next here on al-jazeera. here is a very important for and from asian for many people around the world when

jordan has pegged to the dollar.they have an imf program for they have debt that has gone up from 54 percent to 96 percent of national income. and they have got 650,000 registered refugees. so they made a different time of the world bank, international and and at the moment they short-term a. and they say, i have 33 percent unemployment among jordanians. if i'm going to let refugees work i need to ensure that my own population gets proper will help. and the truth is if you say it refugees are not to work it does not mean that they work officially. it will drive them underground and it is a safety protection benefit as well as economic benefit. they become taxpayers. so there is an employment chance. technically, the saddest statistics that some i've discovered in the last four years, is that half of all refugees are children and less than two percent of humanitarian budget goes on education. less than two percent! total scandal! so incredibly stupid. treasure 50,000 series in lebanon that have never had education sin

ending the short lived rule launched by jordan's king hussein.by eleven o'clock in the morning the first day visually after we destroyed the egyptian. who sent the no into the. on the country and also called him up and said will winning will winning do your own share. he didn't. need a fence it was in the name of the doing but he conquered the hills along the government tells it endangered the insulting part of joe's on them and his forces were only by now a few hundred yards away from his lead me house and cell phones and this is that. on the often news of the first day of the war. israelis began their assault. against the jordanians. the box will soon escalate. and two days later the whole of the west bank and jerusalem fell to the israelis. then the. slimness so given that the whole of it. being. the vote of the vote the surely going to get a ben your name is awful and then. the coffee. with the wool but over on the egyptian and jordanian fronts and ignoring a u.n. cool for a cease fire israel's high command now decided to secure its borders w

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before leaving jordan for israel pence visited u.s. troops didn't undisclosed location on the syrian border telling the president had back that isis would be driven from the earth very soon his next speech would be to the israeli parliament the knesset on monday israeli palestinian representatives about to boycott the event a mass force that how does era occupied east jerusalem. still has hair on it is there more than a million people turned up at france's last emperor and a controversial tour of latin america plus. i'm probably broader than the whole problems with the solar panels that are helping china floats to the top of the green and it's really. hello there we've had a fair amount of unsettled weather across the middle east recently one weather system in the eastern part of our spiraling its way through parts of iran gradually edging its way eastwards but this one is largely fizzling out now so just a few outbreaks of like to rain and snow with it makes its way across afghanistan there on monday instead we're seeing some wetter m

that is very important for jordan.d expect that was high up on the agenda today during those discussions between the king and vice president pence. but, of course, also for the jordanian monarch, the issue of jerusalem, and the israeli/palestinian issue is very key. jordan's position has been very clear from the start that jordan bleeft that there's only one solution and that is the two-state solution. jordan has been really opposed, and has condemned the u.s. announcement, and has really led this diplomatic effort with jordan's foreign minister traveling to various countries trying to look in to ways of containing the fallout from that announcement by the u.s. president and trying to gather support for the palestinians for a palestinian state with east jerusalem as its capital. so they really, when it comes to the u.s. and jordan, they don't degree on this issue. but we've also heard from senior white house officials from vice president pence himself saying we're going to hear again this declaration that jerusalem is

involvement in jordan. helping king abdallah more than we ever have before. 3 million people are refugees. jordan has no natural resources. they are a great friend and i think building more capacity within jordan, raising the king's stature, that's one of the key things we need to do. >>eric: thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. >> thanks eric. >> demonstrators are marching across the u.s. for a second straight day including this one in las vegas. what they are pushing for still ahead. plus, our brave military men and women facing a possible lapse in their paychecks. how the trump administration is trying to boost morale. but you can feel confident ur if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, it takes a lot of work but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, inclu

on july 9, over six months ago, the u.s., jordan and russia made an arrangement and the principles in its initial form to reduce violence in southwest syria. on november 8th, the u.s.-russia and jordan signed a memorandum, and this memorandum further defines our efforts and most importantly enshrines the commitment of the u.s. russia and jordan that non-syrian foreign fighters including iranian and iranian proxy forces hezbollah must withdraw within the cease-fire lines delineated by this agreement. on november 11th, president trump, president putin issued a joint statement on syria in da nang, vietnam. they endorsed this memorandum of principles and they reaffirmed the u.s. and russian commitment to a pluralistec and free syria. they also reaffirmed their commitment to syria's sovereignty, unity and independence, territorial integrity and non-sectarian character and they urged all syrian parties to participate generally, actively in a geneva political process. on november 29th russia had to coerce the syrian regime to attend meetings in geneva. the opposition came prepared and ready

before leaving jordan for israel pence visited u.s. troops than undisclosed location on the syrian border telling them the president had their back and that isis would be driven from the earth very soon his next speech will be to the israeli parliament the knesset on monday israeli palestinian representatives a valve to boycott the event on mass was it how does era occupied east jerusalem. still ahead here on al-jazeera violence breaks out during anti-government protests in the democratic republic of congo class. i robot prided on the whole province with the solar panels that are helping china floats to the top of the green digitally. hello there we've got an awful lot of wintery weather across the us at the moment it's all thanks to this weather system here galloping its way towards the east but if it does so strongly up a lot of mild air ahead of it so here we're seeing a lot of rain rather than snow and so any snow that's on the ground will melt and things will get a little bit waterlogged in places the northern edge of this system

jordan's king abdullah has appealed to the u.s. vice president to rebuild trust and confidence after the trumpet ministrations decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital mike pence says the u.s. still believes in a two state solution to the israel palestine conflict and has arrived in israel where she's expected to receive a mixed welcome has more now from occupied east jerusalem. on the second leg of his regional visit the u.s. vice president was keen to offer assurances to a major middle east an ally and by extension to the palestinians who refused to meet him on the issue of jerusalem we are committed to continue to respect jordan's role as the custodian of holy sites that we take no position on boundaries in final status those are subject to negotiation and and as i think clearly you are the president make clear the world united states of america remains committed if the parties agree to a two state solution through the arab world's public outrage with a recognition by u.s. president donald trump ob jerusalem as israel

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>> i would like to thank jordan davis as well. >> great. and with that, perhaps we'll begin with public comments from jordan davis and any other members of the public who would like to speak on item four. >> i proudly serve on the city's s.r.o. task force where last year we voted to change in a housing code that would require single-use common restrooms to have gender-neutral signage. this is historic legislation before you today. although there are many s.r.o.s in san francisco and elsewhere in california and beyond. nothing like the was ever done before and this will set the standard for how future gender-neutral restroom laws are constructed as this is the first time it will cover residential setings as well as bathing facilities and i called for this after my own struggle with my hotel in the tenderloin as well as what i thought during outreach with the s.r.o. collaborative. and the department of building specs not being debate this under current laws. although my name is in the paper a lot in this, i want to thank you for bringing this

you know too much, jordan! >> jordan: what? no, no, no!ed hipster from the warby parker mafia and then thrust into the mouth of the deep state. its fetid breath stank like kale puffs and over-regulation. ( laughter ) other captives in this situation might develop "stockholm syndrome" and begin to gain sympathy for their captor, to see things the

jordan feels left out seventy percent of of jordan's jordanians are in fact palestinian in terms of their origins and they were really factored in in the approach from the u.s. when it hit hard with that december the six announcement from trump that in fact the u.s. would recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel so what is ensued is a real pressure on the jordanian u.s. connection that was a long long time that you look back over this friendly relations between jordan and the u.s. they are really at stake now you've heard that diplomatic approach hard to hear approach from parents around the round table saying all the usual things two state solution a boundary will be respected well that's not really on the cards it's not what. we've been hearing from the u.s. president and there is an anger building up the mood has been described like this by a former foreign minister in jordan where this is being it's the to do officially as a business trip and therefore jordan is going to be more than keen to hear what he sees and especially fee expounds a little bit on what is called the dea

i told him i would be delivering the message jordan and delivering the message in israel as well. the united states of america is deeply commit today restarting the peace process in the middle east, president trump believes that by removing the long contentious issue about the recognition of jerusalem as the capital that -- that we will be able to return to those matters that can be negotiated between the parties and i conveyed that message to president el-si-si. ultimately this was a discussion between friends and partners and allies, we ended the evening with a memorable dinner at the presidential palace and i leave here with gratitude to president el si-si for hospitality and with a great, great sense of the bond that -- that president trump and president el si-si have forged to the benefit, i believe to the prosperity of the people. >> counterterrorism obviously a big part of the brief here, do you anything that you can share about attacks in kabul with attacks? >> i have been briefed about the -- the attack that's taking place in kabul, we will be monitoring that and if we ha

internal situation in jordan i think it. is very angry and they are trying to calm him but i'm not sure that they will succeed so what about here in the occupied west bank it's going to be a no go area for the vice president in terms of his stall he's going to be spending it all in israel surely this is a critical situation here it's going down not up his neck there's no not even any hope of common ground that many compositions in fact put everybody in a crisis crisis crisis. in a crisis without. position by the americans it means that the american planes are all. process has come to an end but in the same time i think the president would prefer to wait. until the american presence. the ideas of the american plan but they. do reveal their ideas thank you very much indeed for your analysis on al-jazeera with that. back to the studio. thanks very much andrew now pope francis has condemned the killings of women which he says is turned latin america into the most violent place on earth for women now the leader of the catholic ch

jordan, steve bannon leaving breet barlt, are you doing okay, man?: hey, getting fired is all part of his genius plan, correction, his stable, genius plan. yes, they know. the man say patriot, unlike sneaky senator dianne feinstein who illegally released transcrypts about shall-- . >> trevor: we're talking about the thing with trump, the pee-pee tape. >> jordan: for the last time there is no pee just like the word psychiatrist it has no p. your fancy diction aerosays it has a p but i have never heard it. >> trevor: are you ahead of the curve. i can't wait to see what you expose on tonight's show, stay tuned for the opposition coming up next. now here it is, your moment of zen. >> it was a tremendous meeting, actually it was reported as incredibly good and my performance, some of them called it a performance, i consider it work, but got great reviews by everybody, other than two networks who were phenomenal for about two hours.tral >> jordan: hurry up, get in here, lots to cover tonight. it's january 10. we're in double digits, people. things are movi

jordan people protested in jordan and several other countries after the u.s. president recognized as israel's capital in syria the latest government to send a shelling of rebel how suburbs of damascus have killed at least seventeen people activists say eastern ghouta is being bombarded almost every day about four hundred thousand b.c. syrians are chopsticks. the italian coast guard say at least eight migrants have drowned off the coast of libya eighty six others have been rescued from a boat they were in s.q. agency say many more sail missing and put the death toll to us highest twenty five german chancellor angela merkel says she thinks major parties can form a coalition government a potential sticking point between angle americans first and democrats and the social democrats is the refugee crisis stay with us on al-jazeera. on counting the cost will look at the economic reasons behind the rest in the middle east second largest economy plus new year new walls for european finance but that's not all we'll ask the chief global economist at u.b.s. what's his dan