some of the biggest protests in the arab world were held in the jordanian capital after u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital the kingdom rejected trump's decision and has been outspoken against what it calls israel's violations against holy sites in jerusalem this is part of the approach of the jordanian government they say we care about jerusalem then we signed because. we need. you know for sure then the question is why don't you get. or go from anywhere else the government however remains committed to the project despite criticism from the public and members of parliament who have still not seen the terms and conditions of the agreement for their. man at least twelve people have been arrested in argentina in connection with the multi-million dollar corruption scandal dating back when christina kushner was president the case centers around eight detailed notebooks kept by a driver who worked for a once powerful minister cash that's been ordered to testify by a federal judge has more from buenos aires. this the investigators belie

some of the biggest protests in the arab world were held in the jordanian capital after u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital the kingdom rejected trump's decision and has been outspoken against what it calls israel's violations against holy sites in jerusalem this is part of the approach of the jordanian government they say we care about jerusalem then we sign because the. we need you know for sure. then the question is why don't you get. us got thirty. or goes from anywhere else the government however remains committed to the project despite criticism from the public and members of parliament who have still not seen the terms and conditions of the agreement jennifer their. man. well sport is just ahead here on the news. with the british open. and. the odd. business updates to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates to you by qatar airways going places together. the world of al-jazeera. the best films from across on the work of travel with the soon to be boom but i'm a little bit fresh perspectives and new insi

some of the biggest protests in the arab world were held in the jordanian capital after u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital the kingdom rejected trump's decision and has been outspoken against what it calls israel's violations against holy sites in jerusalem this is part of the approach of the jordanian government they say we cared about jerusalem then we signed because. we need. you know for sure. then the question is why don't you get. got thirty. or get from anywhere else the government however remains committed to the project despite criticism from the public and members of parliament who have still not seen the terms and conditions of the agreement. a man more than one hundred thirty thousand people have been evacuated to shelters across shanghai as tropical storm john dari slams into the city the storm has been downgraded from a typhoon of powerful winds caused more than one hundred fifty flights of the city's two airports to be canceled and more than one hundred twenty public parks to be closed last week john dari caused po

on august thirty first jordanian journalist joe henry met in the hotel lobby. we had be with. course. for a few more. for. this to. work . with us. and the who were there. to earth and look where you were. and. who. you were there you see. you know there was. a saw there wanted to go to paris where his wife was in hospital this meant to missing celebrations for the anniversary of gadhafi september first revolution. hell. i would let fear away at me. allow to lead. to. your idea. from the shot. from book. deal with shot see it really needs a skinnier than the. teen. says. the minor. brief conversation between. diem and dean suggests our souther was heading to meet gadhafi that day. after checking out the journalist i'll show her in the lobby. she was the last person to see them leave the hotel. there were just what year olds who were just. a shift from. the. book work at the work of. believe or so dirt. or if you have a work of his so you are aware. of the look to me. as either. one of your. say. to some of us and get the picture. it takes discipline and camaraderie. this is no

pipeline which is supposed to start bringing gas from israel in early two thousand and twenty the jordanian government says the deal will save hundreds of millions of dollars a year critics disagree it's a waste of taxpayers' money to. ten billion dollars of taxpayers' money it can be invested in. a wide variety of. sources like solar energy. belongs to a movement called the enemies gaz is occupation which has been campaigning against the deal since it was signed in two thousand and sixteen for them it's not just about funding israel they don't want jordan to be linked to economically to a country they don't trust. we are hostages of the israeli enemy it makes us vulnerable at any time they can just stop providing us with gas the demands for energy is only growing in jordan already it imports up to ninety five percent of its needs some forty percent will now be provided by israel in the next fifteen years our enemies occupation is one of many organizations involved in anti-gay normalizing campaigns it's been over two decades since jordan signed a peace treaty with israel but that deal is st

some of the biggest protests in the arab world were held in the jordanian capital after u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital the kingdom rejected trump's decision and has been outspoken against what it calls israel's violations against holy sites in jerusalem this is part of the approach of the jordanian government. they say we cared about jerusalem then we signed because the they said we need you know for local consumption then the question is why don't you get. got thirty. or get from anywhere else the government however remains committed to the project despite criticism from the public and members of parliament who have still not seen the terms and conditions of the agreement. man still ahead and al jazeera how spain's costa del sol is becoming costa del heatwave. why hundreds of fathers are holding a hunger strike in an immigration detention center in the u.s. . and in sports the italian champions had towards the new season with another win and with a fan favorites returning to the club. from dusky sunsets over the sprawling sa

on august thirty first jordanian journalist shakur all joe harry met in the hotel lobby. we had be with. you. and as we learned for your book. for. this to. work. with us. and the who were there were no no. to earth and phone book where you were the. who the other use of you know their interests. their wanted to go to paris where his wife was in hospital this meant to missing celebrations for the anniversary of gadhafi september first revolution. hell. i would let fear away at me. a lot of lead. to get. your ideas. from the shot. from book. store with a couple shots set of needs a skinnier than the. teen. says. because if you want. the brief conversation between. diem and dean suggests our souther was heading to meet gadhafi that day. after checking out the journalist i'll show her in the lobby. she was the last person to see them leave the hotel. who were just. assure from. the. phone book work at the work of. believe or sold her. her v.c.r. if you have a work of his so you are aware. of the look to me. as either. one of your. say. to some of us and get the picture. you

or at least it's meant to be but the jordanian military pilots who took us in wouldn't fly over it and the isis fighters these people fled from are inside it so the presence of ice on the camp hasn't been a secret washington stated goal in syria is the defeat of islamic state terrorists so it's hard to believe that their presence in an area controlled by the international coalition would go undetected if the u.s. military isn't aware of the issue your team is more than ready to provide open source information party has reached out to operation inherent resolve to find out what part of the article was misinformation but we've yet to hear from them samir khan r t washington d.c. . u.n. investigators say top military officials and meanwhile should be prosecuted for genocide and crimes against humanity directed towards muslims they are a minority group who numbered around one million at the start of twenty seventeen in the southeast asian country they are not viewed as citizens the patterns of gross human rights violations and serious violations of international humanitarian law that is fo

now to some of the other stories making news around the world jordanian security forces have pulled the bodies of three suspected militants from the rubble of their collapsed hideout following a deadly shootout four soldiers were also killed when the assailants opened fire and set off explosions late on saturday the clash west of the capital amman is one of the deadliest in recent years in the west african nation of mali voting has begun in the second round of presidential elections incumbent abraham will buy a car seen here on the left is expected to win security is tight the first round of voting was overshadowed by violence at polling stations in romania tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets across the country in renewed anti-government demonstrations in the capital bucharest huge crowds gathered in victory square just a day after clashes with riot police left hundreds injured protesters blame the government for entrenched corruption wages and a lack of opportunities. the celebrated british author v.s. naipaul has died at the age of eighty five nepal was born in trini

two years the islamic state has claimed three of them in fact the eisel threat once prompted the jordanian government to close its border near the camp and concern over possible infiltration is one of the reasons that jordan has cited for sleeping its borders close to syrian refugees we. know that there are some people or isis people with inside the camp as i said they. have been for them. to control and talk create some sims inside the kim when any cease. sought to film the camp for a story they were told it would be too dangerous because of the presence of islamic state fighters a safe zone or at least it's meant to be but the jordanian military pilots who took us in wouldn't fly over it and the isis fighters these people fled from are inside it so the presence of ice on the camp hasn't been a secret washington stated goal in syria is the defeat of islamic state terrorists so it's hard to believe that their presence in an area controlled by the international coalition would go undetected if the u.s. military isn't aware of the issue or team is more than ready to provide open source infor

and out of some of the other stories making news around the world jordanian security forces has pulled the bodies of three suspected militants from the rubble of their collapse hideout following a deadly shootout four soldiers were also killed when the assailants opened fire and set off explosions the clash west of the capital amman is one of the deadliest in recent years thousands of mainly arab protesters rallied in tel aviv against a new law that declares israel the nation state of the jewish people critics say the legislation marginalizes the country's non jewish citizens including its arab minority israel's prime minister says the law is necessary to fend off palestinian challenges to jewish self-determination. in romania tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets across the country in.

because of the presence of islamic state fighters less safe so or at least it's meant to be but the jordanian military pilot who took us in wouldn't fly over it and the isis fighters these people fled from are inside it so the presence of ice on the camp hasn't been a secret washington stated goal in syria is the defeat of islamic state terrorists so it's hard to believe that their presence in an area controlled by the international coalition would go undetected if the u.s. military isn't aware of the issue or she is more than ready to provide open source information r.t. has reached out operation here at result to find out what part of the article was misinformation but we've yet to hear from them what's the international would like to know what part of this article was ridiculous misinformation if there are no ice or fighters in the area what is the mission of the us military base in the region given the stated goal of all us operations is the defeat of isis we look forward to your answer. the un says military officials in miramar should be prosecuted for genocide accusing them of the great

eleven has affected the economies of syria and neighboring states in a hoarder of ports from the jordanian capital amman. jordan wanted exports to flow through what was once a lucrative trade route the syrian government's recaptures than a sea crossing from the opposition in early july was welcomed by officials here damascus says the road is now ready for use and is waiting for jordan to officially request the resumption of commercial activity it may be using this as leverage to define a new relationship. a syrian regime they have their own political agenda they will make demands and impose conditions on jordan the opening of the border won't happen right away from my experience with the regime jordan for something in return that could be an official recognition of syrian president bashar assad's legitimacy officially jordan was one of the few arab states that didn't diplomatic relations with damascus and kept the channel for military cooperation and intelligence sharing open but ties were affected in the early days of the conflict jordan's king abdullah called on assad to step down that a

some of the biggest protests in the arab world were held in the jordanian capital after u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital the kingdom rejected trump's decision and has been outspoken against what it calls israel's violations against holy sites in jerusalem this is part of the approach of the jordanian government. they say we care about jerusalem then we signed because the they said we need the us you know for local consumption then the question is why don't you get. us got thirty s. or goes from anywhere else the government however remains committed to the project despite criticism from the public and members of parliament who have still not seen the terms and conditions of the agreement jennifer their. man. hundreds of iranians angry at the state of the economy have protested in at least five cities iran's official news agency says the demonstrations were illegal and have been broken up by police and currency the reality hit record lows this week because concern builds about the return of u.s. sanctions next choose day same to

salt last week were eisel supporters thousands of people attended the funeral for one of the four jordanian officers killed during a raid on the attackers investigators say the suspects had plans for further attacks on saturday a homemade explosive device was set off near a police van in which the one person dead and six others injured a u.s. cargo ship stranded off the coast of china for more than a month has docked in the port of delhi on the peak pegasus carrying seventy thousand tons of soybeans has become a symbol of the trade war between the u.s. and china the vessel arrives in china on the july the sixth just after beijing imposed a twenty five percent tariff and soybeans from the u.s. the levees were a response to u.s. tariffs on chinese goods were thirty four billion dollars. china is denying allegations from the u.n. that it's holding one million muslim we goes in internment camps a un committee said on friday that it has credible reports of people being detained in secret jails in xinjiang in the northwest china's delegation says the country is clamping down the what it calls ter

it calls israel's violations against holy sites in jerusalem this is part of the approach of the jordanian government they say we care about. because the. we need you know for sure. then the question is why don't you get. got thirty. or goes from anywhere else the government however remains committed to the project despite criticism from the public and members of parliament who have still not seen the terms and conditions of the agreement jennifer their. man. hundreds of iranians angry at the state of the economy have protested in at least five cities iran's official news agency says the demonstrations were illegal and have broken have been broken up by police iran's currency the reaal is low this week and its concerns build about the return of u.s. sanctions next tuesday. has more from tehran. but we're seeing these protests break out in the main cities about five or six different provinces the biggest demonstrations in the city of this fun and ensure rise now protests in iran have become relatively normal with the economic struggle that the country's been seeing for the past several mont

on august thirty first jordanian journalist joe henry met in the hotel lobby. we had be with. schools. for your book. for. this to. work. with us. and the who were there were no no. look where you were. and. who. you were there you see. you know their interests. their wanted to go to paris where his wife was in hospital this meant to missing celebrations for the anniversary of september first revolution. hell. i would let fear away at. a lot of lead. to. your idea. from the shot. from book. store shall set you need to ask me how the. teen. says. the brief conversation between. diem and dean suggests our souther was heading to meet gadhafi that day. after checking out the journalist i'll show her in the lobby. she was the last person to see them leave the hotel. who were just. a shift from. the. book without the work of. bees or so with the meal comes a little early so you know if you have the work of a so you are aware. of the look to. feel. and the who is in the shot that. say. the us and get the picture. september on al-jazeera with the u.s. midterm elections just over two m

now look at some of the other stories making news around the world jordanian security forces have pulled the bodies of three suspected militants from the rubble of their collapsed hideout following a deadly shootout four soldiers were also killed when the assailants opened fire and set off explosions late on saturday the clash west of the capital amman is one of the deadliest in recent years. in the west african nation of mali voting has begun in the second round of presidential elections incumbent ybor hamba car qaida seen here on the left is expected to win security is tight the first round of voting was overshadowed by violence at polling stations the celebrated british author vs night paul has died at the age of eighty five night paul was born in trinidad in one thousand nine hundred two to parents of indian origin he wrote dozens of books many of which dealt with colonialism and its legacy and he won many of literature's most prestigious awards including the nobel prize. well seven days after a powerful earthquake struck at the indonesian island of lombok the death toll continues to

on august thirty first jordanian journalist joe henry met in the hotel lobby. we had be with. course. for your book. for. working. with us. and the who were there. to earth and look where you were. and. who. you were there you see. you know their interests. there wanted to go to paris where his wife was in hospital this meant missing celebrations for the anniversary of september first revolution. hell. i would let fear away at. a lot of lead. to get. your ideas. from the shot. from book. store with a couple shots of minidisc now than the. teen . says. the man or. the brief conversation between. diem and dean suggests our souther was heading to meet gadhafi that day. after checking out the journalist i'll show her in the lobby. she was the last person to see them leave the hotel. there were just what year olds who were just. a shift from. the. book work at the work of the bills or sold the meal comes a little early so you know if you have work of his so you are aware. of the look to. your. say. to some of us and get the picture. al jazeera. it's. where every. on the streets of

jordanian security forces have pulled the bodies of three suspected militants from the rubble of their collapsed hideout following a deadly shootout four soldiers were also killed when the assailants opened fire at a set of explosions late on saturday the clash west of the capital amman is one of the deadliest in recent years. voters in mali excuse me voters in mali went to the polls on sunday in a presidential runoff marred by reports of violence security sources say an election official was shot and killed by jihadists in the north of the country incumbent ibrahim. cast his vote in the capital bamako and he's up against so my let's just say one small loss to kate in twenty thirteen claims the west african state has become even more insecure indicators rule extremists killed three polling station workers and seized voting material in the first round of the election last month. so let's now bring in journalist brum posthumus who is joining us from mali's capital bamako so brown we've had reports of a polling station chief being killed today has there been widespread violence and if so

it calls israel's violations against holy sites in jerusalem this is part of the approach of the jordanian government they say we care about jerusalem then we sign because the. we need. you know for sure. then the question is why don't you get. got thirty. or get from anywhere else the government however remains committed to the project despite criticism from the public and members of parliament who have still not seen the terms and conditions of the agreement. a man turkey's president says tensions with the united states will not impact on their joint roadmap for the northern syrian city of man beach it comes two days after washington imposed sanctions on two turkish ministers over the trial of the u.s. pastor accused of backing terrorism turkey's foreign minister told his u.s. counterpart secretary of state mike pompei oh the threats and sanctions would not work opponents of nicaragua's president daniel ortega say his government is taking unprecedented action in order to crush a nationwide uprising a new antiterrorism law targets students and demonstrators who take part in street protest

on august thirty first jordanian journalist shocker our joe henry met in the hotel lobby. we had be with. schools. for your book. for. this to. work. on with us. and the who were there. to earth and look where you were. and. who. you were there you see. you know they're just. they're wanted to go to paris where his wife was in hospital this meant to missing celebrations for the anniversary of september first revolution. hell. i would let fear away at me. at a lab. to get. your ideas. from the shot. from the. door with a couple shots see it really needs a skinnier than the. teen. where nor. the man or. the brief conversation between. diem and dean suggests a souther was heading to meet gadhafi that day. after checking out the journalist joe henry in the lobby. he was the last person to see them leave the hotel. there were just what year olds who were just. a shift from. the. book work at the work of the bees or sold the meal comes a little early so you know if you have work of his so you are aware. of the look to. her mother who. is either. one of your. random us to say. to

would that you have a neighbor like this you need to deal with that many jordanians accuse the assad government of crimes against humanity but public opinion seems ready to accept the reality because of the benefits to the struggling economy would suffer would steal syria and the people he wants. to see them but are shown to be by the. sea very good for our economy and people. the neighboring countries are on the road toward restoring relations but jordan will first have to pay a political price for their. iran has a chronic shortage of water as estimated there's some form of drought in one thousand seven percent of the country some blame the weather others think it's a us conspiracy and environmental experts blame government mismanagement reports from tehran runyan farmers meet up at the edge of their town once where the fields of the spawn lush with crops now barren land. by a dry canal they beg for government help. out of the citizens too we are a means to live in this part of the country we just want to be hurt people are really time to come make ends meet they go to bed hungry m

s reporting might convince them otherwise to say so or at least it's meant to be but the jordanian military pilots who took us in wouldn't fly over it and the ice is showing jurors these people fled from our inside it's reporting in washington dan cohen our t.v. . over and over i've seen this happen since i've been here at r.t. and it's one thing i just there is so much talk right now about reporters being you know that the journalists are the enemy of the people and there's so much of that going on and causing such division and here is someone literally going out there and saying that reporter is an r.t.a. that we're all just a bunch of liars that we don't invest people literally risked their lives to cover this story in syria people you know are to reporters and people are out there working for you know these are people ended up on this kill list in order to do their job and i would like to see just once these people act like adults and stop doing that to reporters because that is exactly how trump and everybody else gets to sit there and say oh the liberal media now we all do agree that

. >>> the jordanian government says five people were arrested. saturday's raid followed an attack late friday on an arts festival in another jordanian town. one security officer died and six others were wounded in that attack. >>> in the u.s. state of washington investigators there are trying to understand how an airline employee was able to steal a passenger plane. his name richard russell. he took an empty plane on friday. >> he flew it for about an hour before the plane went down and russell died in that crash. investigators have now found the flight data recorder and they're hoping it will provide some answers. our kyung lah has the latest. >> reporter: the mtsb says the flight data recorder is on its way to washington, d.c. for analysis. they hope to begin that some time this week. it was recovered over the weekend by investigators. tay say very little is left of the plane, but the data recorder is intact. the investigation shifting now to 29-year-old richard russell. he is the man, the horizon air employee who worked there for 3 1/2 years,

. >>> this big giant scar in the middle of the jordanian desert is an unlikely place for action sports but that's what red bull athlete brian grub is going to turn this caon into. took a team of foam bring down a gear, camera gear, food, water's all shut will into e canyon. brian grub is a championship weight skier. he's been at that time 15 years. once they're all set up brian grabs on to the rope and does this. >> it's a smaller board that makes it weight skating. >> it's like the deckf askatebo. without wheels brian is able to just carve through this tiny little canyon. they set up a nufb different obstacles. even natural obstacles that are there appear to be nocleta hbsi >> his skating shoes are on in the water. >> it's so neat to see what they here able too in s uc remote, unforgiving location. >> red bull's producers just go o google maps and say tting, ld something there. wonder howhey sct a of this stuhis. this river, you could barely swim down and he is he weight skating down it. >> yeah, i feel like within a couple years that's going to be the red bulleight skating championsh

you know i've been here was the turks was the british mandate and was the jordanian always you have lived. better than all the others but you were there was. so. because you are the only one who are taking all that. is the settlements and the war so in a nutshell i think this is the host. since this film first aired in two thousand and seven israel has continued to expand the wall more than two hundred kilometers despite condemnation from the un and most recently. it's a measure of that's continued to cause even from some of israel's own citizens among these protesters are israelis. jonathan polak is an israeli activist who's part of the protest movement against the wall. i guess. like the vast majority of. the people who come here is ready to come here. to a degree i think that they're right because we betray the notion that this place here is part of. that degree that they're correct we are. very proud to be betrayed it's no. political. at all like. nobody. so i'm with jonathan is the founder of i case against the wall. the minute i come here because i believe that it's wrong that israe

with that you have a neighbor like this you need to deal with that many jordanians accuse the assad government of crimes against humanity but public opinion seems ready to accept the reality because of the benefits to the struggling economy now it's a fact that assad would stay in syria and everybody wants him. not to see them but i shan't everybody and when the see it's very good for our economy and our people report the water boards will go there the neighboring countries are on the road toward restoring relations but jordan will first have to pay a political price for their ashes into a man. still ahead on al-jazeera. oh and calls for land reform in south africa the president indicates he will push ahead with plans to take property from white farmers. franklin turns fifty we take a look at the first african american character from the popular peanuts comic. and in sports some poets and writers check help asshole beat london rivals chelsea and their latest pre-season game. binny's ping skies by the time my heart. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. welcome back days of heavy rain and r

themselves i think it's quite unlikely that the jordanian king is going to agree to that i think that in lebanon where there's been a great deal of concern about how normalizing the lives of palestine refugees who are very much oppressed in lebanon we should be clear they were excluded from numerous occupations etc if that were to be reversed the very delicate balance of the longstanding confessional system that holds lebanon together would very definitely be at risk so i don't think the lebanese government is going to be interested in this either this is something that is being imposed by the united states at the behest of israel and its u.s. supporters and at a moment when the young who is personally facing the possibility of being indicted his concern is not those the druze that we saw protesting other israelis who may protest this kind of a move his. concern is on his right his cabinet is made up of the right the far right the extreme right he is not so worried about those to his left he's worried about those to his right and in that context he's asking for more and more extreme d

the jordanian government says at least three police officers have been killed after storming a hideout belonging to suspected fighters the policemen were chasing suspects thought to be behind a bombing attack on friday that killed one person the ministry of interior says a homemade bomb was planted at the spot where security bus was parked in four ways six others were injured. the u.n. special envoy to yemen says talks between warring parties next month will focus on a transitional government and laying down arms martin griffiths has been trying for a political deal to end the three year war but before those talks can even begin the erratic coalition air strike has killed dozens of children in the hope the stronghold mahama the reports from neighboring djibouti on what's been described as the worst attack on yemen's children. abdulhakim is on a grim mission he's looking for the remains of his son who was on a boss targeted in a sodium strike in north when the yemen he climbs onto the wreckage of the bus in the rubble of the destroyed market buildings desperately he's such as and his si

salt last week where i saw supporters thousands of people attended the funeral for one of the four jordanian officers killed during a raid on the attackers investigators say the suspects had plans for further attacks on saturday a homemade explosive device was set off near a police van was left one person dead and six others injured. in indonesia at least four hundred thirty six people have been confirmed dead in last sunday's powerful earthquake on long island aid is slowly arriving in some of the remote villages worst hit by that magnitude six point nine tremor but many more are still waiting for help here but morgan reports. rescued alive from the rubble this boy is one of the lucky ones he's at least being treated for his injuries but his mother says even that was a struggle because the earthquake destroyed thousands of buildings including hospitals and medical centers. that i didn't know if my son had fractures or not and there was no facility and i was told to stay away from home remedies that's why i came to the military hospital where there are volunteers. that have been up. more tha

is extremely invasive in two thousand and thirteen the un announced its partnership with british jordanian ira spying metrics company i restored they began rolling out and i respect ignition and payment system that meant refugees could withdraw money and shop with the blink of an eye refugees jordan's two biggest towns. have to biometrically register their irises in order to receive eight fundamental principle that we go by is informed consent. for iris guard to deal meant access to millions of refugees huge market to try lots technology and while it gives the technology to the u.s. for free iris card make a cool one percent from every transaction made via its ip system which could explain why bankers goldman sachs recently invested an undisclosed sum in iris card companies like goldman sachs making on this close deals with ira scored who are in charge of both the three refugees transaction iris guard was called founded by one of jordan's wealthiest families including actually with a master. on their advisory board you've got none other than ex national security advisor to george w. bush.