under king mohammed, the political system has gradually liberalized in the constitution was adopted in011 and morocco's first government ran nationwide democratic elections. we will continue to support morocco as it undertakes these important reforms. and algeria, mr. chairman, we have also built a strong relationship characterized by our shared interests to combat service on and facilitate greater regional stability. in addition, we are focused on developing a more robust economic partnership and supporting civil society development. to expand the leadership role to stabilize neighboring states. loose weapons and the poor borders. libya is absolutely essential, mr. chairman. it's in our national security interest to ensure that libya becomes a stable and democratic partner. based with violence the libyan government has been unable to address the company's overlapping challenges. we stand ready to support future elections in libya as well as constitutional drafting and national dialogue efforts necessary. as a part of this effort, we have agreed to trade 5,000 to 8,000 members of a gen

. >> what is your assessment of the reform efforts undertaken by king mohammed since the arab awakening began? >> when he first came to office, he began to make some reforms which i think were very well received. we were pleased and supportive of those reforms. that effort has continued as i pointed out under their new constitution. islamist led government and we have seen a number of changes in that government leadership. situationc government which has been very well received by the people. i think that they are seeking more and more to bring in the kinds of values and principles that we have long since promoted. i think you referenced the fact that women and youth and various minorities now really do enjoy an improved situation and more opportunities. we just want to continue. will give using that opportunity to continue to work with the moroccans as they seek to move further down the path. and the civilian political power of an islamist led government -- it has not disturbed the relationship with the united states? that is generally gone in a continuous way. >> i think in the morocc

. >> what is your assessment of the reform efforts taken by king mohammed since the era -- arab awakening? >> he began to make reforms that were well received and we were supportive of those reforms. that effort has continue as i've pointed out under the new constitution. they have now had elections into the islamist led government and we have seen the changes so it is a dynamic government situation which i think it's han very well received by the people. at the same time i also think that they are speaking more and more to bring in the kind of values and principles that we have long since promoted. i think you reference to the fact that women and youth and various minorities now really do enjoy an improved situation and more opportunities. so, we just want to continue. i think the kings visit will give the opportunity to continue to work with the moroccans as they seek to move further down the path that kind of [the arab awakening. >> and the exception to the political power of the islamist led government to disturb the relationship of the united states that is generally gone n. a contin

and on friday the president will host king mohammed the six of morocco at the white house. the visit will highlight the long-standing friendship between united states and morocco in strengthen our strategic partnership to the president looks forward to discussing a range of issues of mutual interest with the king including support for morocco's democratic and economic reforms. this visit is also an opportunity to increase our cooperation on addressing region challenges including countering violent extremism, supporting democratic transitions and promoting economic development in the middle east and africa. that is your week ahead. thank you all very much. have a great weekend. >> will you send out something -- [inaudible] >> many questions focus on problems with the healthcare.gov website, as well as extending current health care plans. president obama wants to allow insurance companies to continue to sell health plans that do not meet the minimum requirements of the health care law. you want to allow only for one year and only for existing plants. the house today voted to

such an it such an agreement simply isn't going to last and mohamed has done conny professor of international relations and the man said to king of asked into iran says the deal should not affect iran's right to enrich uranium bun important issue here or you are talking about a negotiation is that you are in invites for ingres meant according to article four n.p.t. this is in the end of adroit and i quote in a bit of adroit for every signatory of n.p.t. toured asserts devil of. nuclear technology so in response is surely included in this whole process. and of course we'll be following the progress of the nuclear talks in geneva through the day today on air and online at . and also on our website where asking you about the prospects of an agreement go there to have your say on the show. the e.u. has accused russia of blackmailing ukraine interdiction plans for european integration and joining a wage an all customs union instead moscow however says care was scared away by the political and economic pressure is going to end where they abandoned trade talks between king of and brussels materialized on the streets of the ukraine ca

king. aching to us earlier on. now to anger in cities across where the muslim brotherhood has defined a new law. ever since mohamed morsi was ousted, his backers have been holding demonstrations. at least 60 people were arrested today. officials say more than half dozen people were injured. a new report by the un's refugee agency is shedding fresh light on the corners of the one million syrian children after fleeing their war-torn country. the report says psychological distress is widespread among the children. many have been deprived of schooling and separated from their parents. we are going to go to southern lebanon to see how some of these refugees have been coping. students gather for classes at the first full-time school for children in lebanon. syrian teachers were recorded and the school was renovated to be ready in time. >> the start was encouraging. the students came in big numbers. they are happy. the most important thing is we stop them from staying on the streets and preventing their education. >> they are the lucky ones. a new report reveals that many of the 1.1 million syrian child refugees, and mil

mohamed morsi. >> a year ago a wildlife trafficker known as the lizard king was released from a malaysian gaol. he's once again selling off endangered species. al jazeera's "101 east" team went through africa and asia. >> home to some of the world's rare and iconic creatures. inform ants say madagascar has been a valuable source country for the lizard king. in tana we infiltrate his network. posing as interested buy e we meet mario, an exporter of seafood and reptiles. mario is the first to mention the man we are after. anson wong is the lis ard king's real name. caught twice for trafficking the most endangered species, serving 8 years in u.s. and malaysian james. he was released last year. inform ants who work with him say it hasn't taken long for him to resume charge of the smuggling network. >> you are sure anton is smuggling despite spending time in gaol in the u.s. >> yes, i am sure, because a leopard doesn't change his spots. >> from our time spent in the black market underworld in the wildlife trade in africa and south-east asia people confirm that the trader is at it. >> still doing it

king abdullah on monday. he visited cairo this week. john kerry is the highest-ranking american official to visit egypt since the military toppled mohamed morsi. in response the u.s. suspended millions in aid. turning to the war in syria, the main rebel group set demands for the long demand geneva ii peace talks. the syrian national collision or snc, says it will not attend the negotiations if a date is not set for the removal of the president bashar al-assad. the snc doesn't want iran at the meeting, which is set for the end of the month. sue turton has more from cairo, where the arab league met to discuss cairo. the new head of the arab league said there was no way the syrian coalition would sustained the geneva ii conference if iran was to attend. >> what we are clearly asking from you is to support and stop a regime, blood, security. first of all, declare iran as an occupying force of syria and demand it to withdraw the revolutionary guard. >> he put other conditions as to whether they would go or not. he expected iran's revolutionary guard to be pulled out of the syrian conflict, and hezbollah, and iraqi militia fighting. it makes

mohamed want the hambushambu be a place where people learn from the past. >> i want the young people to feel comfortable asking questions that a young baptist minister named martin kingr king. >> yes. >> he is interested in getting youth involved and having children learn about history. >> this educator is dedicated to helping young people learn about the value of reserving their own histories. >> we one day will see raps of lil wayne in the shamburg. i think it is good. all of these questiones about who is black, what is black, where do i sit in the world so i have to bring those questions front and center into the life of this institution. >> for mohamed, the shamburg center is about the past and future. >> we live in a time where some of the same problems of racial inequality, racial disparity, are still very much a part of the equation and history can help to navigate some of what happened in the past, to give people a deeper sense, that they are not dealing with the problems on the first time. >> we'll be right back. [ male announcer itchy scalp, meet selsun science. you're history. selsun blue itchy dry scalp. gets to the root of dandruff and hydrates the scalp

king. it's been almost three months since cnn international correspondent mohammed jamjoom has reported on pounds. the man couldn't even move himself this past august when saudi arabian king abdullah ordered him transferred to a hospital in riyadh. he's been observed by a team 261 medical specialists. the head of the team says although he has heart and lung problems he's been responding to well to treatment. back to you, kate. >> thank you. >>> in england, a gathering of strangers who answered the call for a fallen hero. aaron mclaughlin is in london with more on that. >> hundreds attended the funeral of a met van they never met. 99-year-old harold jericho percival died with no friends, no family. it look like he would be buried alone and forgotten until his funeral home posted an ad in a local paper asking military personnel to attend. the ad made its way to the internet and the response was overwhelming. some traveled hundreds of miles to be able to give harold a funeral fit for a veteran of the second world war. back to you, kate. >> thank you so much for that. heartbreaking but heartwa

the dutch king is pelted with rotten tomatoes during a state visit to moscow by law the national bolshevik party find out what was behind their anger at r.t. . egypt's deposed president mohamed morsi plus fourteen other muslim brotherhood members were brought before the court on monday only to see proceedings postponed until the start of january country's former leader accused of ordering a deadly crackdown on protesters around his presidential palace in cairo last december this footage from the opening of the hearings the first video of morsy since his arrest four months ago he refused to wear the mandatory white uniform for defendants and rejected the court's authority insisting he is still the country's legitimate leader during his transfer to prison police were confronted by angry morsy mobs in the capital and other cities are true gauge public opinion on the prosecution of egypt's first democratically elected president. of the revolution the popularity of his pro democracy. by the. military and now despite fighting to bring down both hosni mubarak and mohamed morsi romney has little hope for egypt's future as mostly goes on trial for incitement to kill protesters. for t

king and said the countries have a cooperative relationship. saudi officials expressed concerns with u.s.'s stance on syria and iran. >> mohamed morsi told the court he is the legitimate presence. it was his first public appearance since july. he is accused of inciting protesters. his trial has been adjourned until january. >> sac capital will pay $$1.2 billion. the deal with the department of justice will have to be approved by a federal judge. those are the headlines. "consider this" is up next. see you back at 11 eastern, and you can get the latest news on aljazeera.com. >>> an american drone strike kills the leader of the pakistani taliban and extremists vow revenge. why are regular pakistani's upset with the u.s. instead of celebrating the death of a mass murderer. why does it seem america issen my number one in pakistan? florida atlantic's football coach forced out for allegedly using drugs. as america's marijuana laws are relaxed should the sports crackdown on pot go up in smoke? are we alone in the universe? scientists found billions of reasons why we may not be. i'm antonio mora. we begin with a poisoned partnership b