before them the road stretching down to the jordan valley and the heart of israel and defended. just a few kilometers to the east on the edge of the golan the positions which had they been taken would have been virtually impregnable. it's clear that the syrian army did not permit junior commanders discretion in how to act out and regardless of which senior person was in control in damascus nobody felt that they could just side to continue without the approval from damascus. president hafez al assad was controlling the syrian army with an iron grip. no one was allowed to act outside the original plan. or free of it nor can. he lived with us he had a bedroom at the command center he slept there and when he woke up he used to salute us and take his place behind the operations desk he was always there in the command center or in his room in the same place or after office in the car. within hours almost a quarter of a million israelis would be mobilized. these reservists were vital support without them the regular forces were facing a huge arab numerical superiority. the syrians had

before them the road stretching down to the jordan valley and the heart of israel and defended. just a few kilometers to the east on the edge of the golan the positions which had they been taken would have been virtually impregnable. it's clear that the syrian army did not permit junior commanders discretion in how to act out and regardless of which senior person was in control in damascus nobody felt that vein could just side to continue without the approval from damascus. president hafez al assad was controlling the syrian army with an iron grip. no one was allowed to act outside the original plan. of it nor can. he lived with us he had a bedroom at the command center he slept there and when he woke up he used to salute us and take his place behind the operations desk he was always there in the command center or in his room in the same place or after office in the car. within hours almost a quarter of a million israelis would be mobilized. these reservists were vital supports without them the regular forces were facing a huge arab numerical superiority. the syrians had calcula

before them the road stretching down to the jordan valley and the heart of israel and defended. just a few kilometers to the east on the edge of the golan the positions which had they been taken would have been virtually impregnable. it's clear that the syrian army did not permit junior commanders discretion in how to act out and regardless of which senior person was in control in damascus nobody felt that vague could just side to continue without the approval from damascus. president hafez al assad was controlling the syrian army with an iron grip. no one was allowed to act outside the original plan. or free of it nor can. he lived with us he had a bedroom at the command center he slept there and when he woke up he used to salute us and take his place behind the operations desk he was always there in the command center or in his room in the same place or after office in the car. within hours almost a quarter of a million israelis would be mobilized. these reservists were vital supports without them the regular forces were facing a huge arab numerical superiority. the syrians ha

before them the road stretching down to the jordan valley and the heart of israel and defended.just a few kilometers to the east on the edge of the golan the positions which had they been taken would have been virtually impregnable. it's clear that the syrian army did not permit junior commanders discretion in how to act out and regardless of which senior person was in control in damascus nobody felt that they could just side to continue without the approval from damascus. president hafez al assad was controlling the syrian army with an iron grip. no one was allowed to act outside the original plan. or free of it nor can. he lived with us he had a bedroom at the command center he slept there and when he woke up he used to salute us and take his place behind the operations desk he was always there in the command center or in his room in the same place or after office in the car. within hours almost a quarter of a million israelis would be mobilized. these reservists were vital support without them the regular forces were facing a huge arab numerical superiority. the syrians had c

the target was the jordanian village of kut i mean in the jordan valley which had become a factor stronghold. some fifteen thousand israeli troops were mobilized and took part in that attack. the palestinian defenders put up a stiff resistance. jordanian army and artillery support proved crucial inflicting heavy casualties on the invading israelis. but not all palestinian factions had favored the fight some had withdrawn from karami on the eve of the battle leaving only out of facts fattah in the field. you know how to get there called me in the arab nationalist movement believe it was a mistake for a guerrilla force to face the enemy head on and therefore would do its fighters from karami but i thought took into account the popular reaction to such a call from taishan and the support that the day you know again in its aftermath. potentiate. the jordanian chief of staff and the command of the iraqi forces try to convince me to withdraw from cut on and in almost forty. and in a necessity i told them after the defeat of one thousand nine hundred sixty seven we took an oath to fight to the very

the target was the jordanian village of in the jordan valley which had become a factor stronghold. some fifteen thousand israeli troops were mobilized and took part in that attack. the palestinian defenders put up a stiff resistance. jordanian army and artillery support proved crucial inflicting heavy casualties on the invading israelis. but not all palestinian factions had favored the fight some had withdrawn from karami on the eve of the battle leaving only out of facts fattah in the field. you know how to get there call me in the arab nationalist movement believe it was a mistake for a guerrilla force to face the enemy head on and therefore would do its fighters from karami but i have took into account the popular reaction to such a question taishan and the support that the day you know again in its aftermath. i don't share. the jordanian chief of staff and the command out of the iraqi forces try to convince me to withdraw from cut on me and in a most wealthy. and in a necessity i told them after the defeat of one thousand nine hundred sixty seven we took an oath to fight to the

created from villages surrounding jerusalem these are enemies would retain security control over the jordan valley and have total control over palestinian travel between the west bank and gaza while accord all will be created between palestinian territory n.g.o.s limbs holy sites it appears palestinians would have to surrender the principle of the right of return of palestinian refugees expelled during the creation of israel and the future of illegal israeli settlements and the final border between palestine and israel would be decided at a later date harry fossett has more from west to slim. well there's very little here that gives precise indications as to what might be in the black and white of the trim deal but what there is in this interview given by gerrard cushion and indications as to the general direction of travel of the united states administration and the way that it intends to approach this two things really stand out he's putting a lot of store by economic incentive saying that palestinians may well care less about the talking points of their leaders than the prospects of better payi

created from villages surrounding jerusalem the israelis would retain security control over the jordan valley and have total control over palestinian travel between the west bank and gaza while a corridor will be created between palestinian territory in jerusalem's holy sites it appears that palestinians would have to surrender the principle of the right to return of palestinian refugees expelled that during the creation of israel for the future of illegal israeli settlements on the final border between palestine and israel will be decided at a later date sorry force that has more from west jerusalem. well there's very little here that gives precise indications as to what might be in the black and white of the trim deal but what there is in this interview given by gerrard cushion and indications as to the general direction of travel of the united states administration and the way that it intends to approach this two things really stand out he's putting a lot of store by economic incentive saying that palestinians may well care less about the talking points of their leaders than the prospects

be created from villages surrounding jerusalem israelis would retain security control over the jordan valley and have total control of palestinian travel between west bank and gaza well the corridor will be created between palestinian territory and jerusalem's holy sites it appears palaces would have to surrender the principle of the right of return for palestinian refugees expelled during the creation of israel and the future of illegal israeli settlements in the final border between palestine and israel would be decided at a later date or force it joins us now from west jerusalem sorry no detail about the content of this plan but some pretty clear indications there about the direction the u.s. intends to take. yes this was an interesting interview from that point of view two things really stood out in terms of its content one was the way that question was pushing the economic line talking about people palestinians looking for realistic solutions that they might embrace and specifically saying that they would be less invested in their leaders talking points than seeing how a deal would give

years they now control one neighborhood in the city and a few areas on the border with jordan and while the valley to continue their fight many wonder how much longer that fight can go on mohammed jim groom. well stated a legend has been declared in the syrian city of raka u.s. backed forces have imposed a three day curfew commanders say they have information that i still fighters inside the city are planning a bombing campaign a syrian democratic forces took iraq from i said last october with american support locals have complained about discrimination from the s.d.f. which is dominated by kurdish fighters. the u.n. special envoy to yemen has met with the leaders to discuss ways to strengthen a peace plan against press that there's no military solution to the conflict fighting continues in the east of yemen as the saudi am writing coalition battles against to seize for control of the port of data or burden many reports. of relief for forty prisoners released by hooty rebels during the battle for her data port in exchange saudi u.a.e. coalition forces supporting yemen's army have freed seventy hoo

years they now control one neighborhood in the city and a few areas on the border with jordan and while the valley to continue their fight many wonder how much longer that fight can go on. to argentina where labor unions are leading a national strike against the government to create their anger about his economic policies which have caused the local currency to drop in value and inflation to skyrocket in thirty five percent let's get more from tourists of both is in one is for us good to see you to rest so this is an economy already in deep trouble not helped now by strikes how long are they likely to go on for. while this strike is expected to last for about twenty four hours however when a site is his company paralyzed there's no train buses subways all flights have been cancelled them banks have been closed for doing the day it's been called by the largest workers confident ration in the contrary as their negotiating salary increases due to the. never ending inflation that arjan times have gotten used to dealing with over the years that it's called next survey ted because of the recent devaluat

expelled from their base in jordan in lebanon left in a little. green valley and this rising in the ranks of the p.l.o. but was this just another inevitable step on the road to. this is a long story just for the conflict that would cost out of sight his leadership in life. chronicling the term story structure from pounds tonight. on a history of a revolution on al-jazeera. a new series of rewind a cabaret or people back to life i'm sorry and brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries destro continually from bought did till now or use distance rewind continues with alfred's free press. i'm money they didn't talk we think of what's happening in the adventure sites that have been some changes over over the years in a rewind on al-jazeera. we will maintain the finest fighting force the world has ever known the united states army is so reliant on the private sector i would call the dependency we have a mismatch between the way we. are to be and the reality of the twenty first century enough to get here in a bathing pool for eleven out how many of the

valley of fire. that night with jordan, jordan just kept talking about jordan. becca not having it.john, he's gone. kiss count, kiss count, the kiss count stops at seven. >> oh. >> so that was a relatively productive episode. >> yeah. cleaned house. >> nine guys still remain in this whole mess. next week, richmond, virginia, not the usual destination. >> hometown? >> no. we've got plenty of time. >> slow down! take it easy. >> one step at a time. the one on one thing we wanted to mention with colton early on in yesterday's episode, this was a classic, weird experience on "the bachelorette." there was camel riding and of course a hot tub out in the middle of nowhere. as you do. why not, everyone enjoy themselves in the hot tub. colton got the rose at the end of it. on that note, let's make it official. analyst out. >> oh, okay. >> thank you, jack. >> he was out at the hot tub. >>> and we may not have seen the last of sean spicer. >> the former white house press secretary is working with two hollywood production companies to develop his own television talk show. >> it is said to be ca

expelled from their base in jordan in lebanon left in a little. green valley and this rising in the ranks. but was this just another inevitable step down the road. this is a long story just for the conflict the cost on a side his leadership and life. chronicling the term moonstone strong arms to. history of the revolution just. reports are violations in a temporary cease fire in southern syria as thousands of stranded at the border. i'm sam is a dan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. seven days and still no sign of the missing teenage footballers traps in a flooded cave in thailand. a truce comes into effect in south sudan in another attempt to end the five year old civil war plus. we look at who's taking care of the children whose uganda shuts down hundreds of orphanages. sporadic fighting has milder temporary cease fire in the syrian government's campaign to retake rebel controlled areas of daraa the ceasefire came into effect at midnight on friday local time as fears grow over humanitarian catastrophe on the borders of israel and jordan rebel

. >> congressman jim jordan, health oversight committee holding a hearing on the justice department surveillance of valley watkins. chris stewart from utah sitting on the house intelligence committee. thanks for joining us tonight. i went a little bit of your reaction to what is breaking with these leaks. you know how critical it is that an intelligence gathering body was all you are looking into. that information is very sensitive. the case involving james wolf said his arrest demonstrates, and held accountable. the atty. gen. is very vocal -- >> we have access to some of the most highly sensitive in the government. i don't know how many times i talk to people about these leaks and their two problems was one as you discussed with your reporters is an issue -- i will let others talk about that was one thing i will talk about with clarity, most of that is people don't leak classified information. we have a responsibility, moral and legal responsibility not to leak this information and it has implications for our security and i have said that 1000 times. >> the pres. talked about the tough intersection, fre

valley next. >>> we're getting information of a possible tornado on the east coast. i'll have an update from our live desk right after this break. >>> did you catch this video, jordan bell hunging a young man at the warriors championship parade. find out what bell was whispering in his ear. >>> imagine >>> let's see what bud is up to this morning at 4:41. continued to weaken overnight even though it has good symmetry there. it's a tropical storm with 45-mile-per-hour winds. it's going to be a little breezy in cabo san lucas, up to three inches of rain which is a lot for them. it drops down to 35-mile-per-hour winds as it rolls across the baja and heads into the mainland. then it starts to go up and bring much-needed rain to par chd areas of the four corners region. back at home, 89 in yosemite, 91 in sacramento. the cooling gets there, but not to fresno at 101 or palm springs at 108. los angeles 81 and san diego 74. here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. active father's day through wednesday with a chance of thunderstorms each and every day. >> mike, i'm going to jump in from the live desk. i want to show you video of severe weather across the country. a p

valley. now peter struck testified behind closed doors yesterday -- congressman jim jordan was behind those closedtening and watching and questioning. he'll tell us exactly what happened in our next hour. trap looking for leadership, new poll shows who is leading the pack for 2020. some very familiar faces right there. more varney after this. >> in the last hour, judge napolitano tells us all of trump picks to replace justice kennedy are are pro-life. but that doesn't mean they will rye to overturn rogge versus wade roll tape. >> i fully agree with you if you put up the president's 25 nominees it is postage size stamp of everybody one thing nef in common every single of them is pro-life now there's no case making its way through the pipeline to affect just because they justice is pro-life doesn't mean that the justice wants to vote to undo roe versus wade and chief justice does not believe in changing laws that people vo relied on and planned their lives on. prices of the season' with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses and automatically adjusts on both sides, for effortless c