kerry fossett is standing by in ramallah to tell us why and coming to america i jarius president mahmoud abbas said to be the first speaker from sub-saharan africa to visit the trump white house after a series of false starts could this mock the beginning of the trumpet ministrations africa policy the diplomatic route between kuwait and the philippines continues to grow over the treatment of domestic workers i mean i'll take a look at the videos that led to this escalation and. now i am in the news breaks on al-jazeera live on air and streaming online for you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com thank you for joining us it's been a day of bloodshed in afghanistan dozens of people have been killed in a series of attacks in the capital kabul twenty five people died as suicide bombers set off explosives within minutes of each other close to the intelligence headquarters eisel says it carried out the attack nine of the dead were journalists who had rushed to the scene after the first explosion making this one of the worst days for media in afghanistan since two thousand. in one and i

with members many of them will be handpicked members by mahmoud abbas and as well as that electing new members of the executive committee of the p.l.o. which is the most senior body of palestinian leaders and so there are some who are saying that this is something of cementing of power by mahmoud abbas there's also indications that there is an attempt to give some of the powers of the p. and c. this very large body which as you say has met for so long to a smaller body called the central council again which could give him more decision making capability in the coming days this is what the secretary general of the p. and c. said this is all about how they got that the how do you learn how to get we need a unified front these council is meant to maintain legitimacy we're almost losing the quorum in the p.l.o. executive committee and we don't want that and we want a healthy legitimate and a popular framework we might disagree how much says there needs to be unity we agree we are all for reconciliation if that's achieved we can hold another p. and c. session in three months. well there you

the thinking is that mahmoud abbas will be very close to highly paid people very closely aligned with him cementing his power there is talk as well of passing some of the power of the d.n.c. this vast body of more than seven hundred people to the much smaller central council which again could free his hand and how he deals with some of the challenges going forward if the next weeks and months not least of the reconciliation between front of which dominates the v.a. here in iraq by the west bank and hamas in gaza the reconciliation efforts have been underway for some six months now continue to falter and look pretty much debris. and with them various factions trying to put on some sort of unified front i am suspecting that the saudi crown prince his comments about tech sets of the peace proposal or shut up and stop complaining aimed at the palestinians will not be going down very well. well no except there isn't any real purpose for appetites as you see them i'm sorry you had a problem except there isn't really any real appetites to. address those head on we have had a comment from sab

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well it's a question that's been circling around for many years and it is one that mahmoud abbas and self has studiously tried to avoid in that time if you talk to analysts here they say that he isn't really looking to plan in any great detail exactly who will take over for him in the event of his demise but there is obviously an effort to try and systematize the whole situation the palestinian legislative council the the proper body the proper parliamentary body that the p.a. . has an end and should have the elections of course haven't happened in more than a decade that is essentially defunct they want something functioning and somehow democratized even though this this process isn't really democratic it's all in order to be a viable body to go forward after so much power has been centered on mahmoud abbas for so long so rather than annoying to anyone we're not expecting that in this week but we may see some kind of system put in place to take the palestinian leadership forward over the next few years many things happening for say the line for us in ramallah. still to come on this

and because they were in a shelter, they got trapped with the gas. >> so mahmoud, let me ask you. barry mccaffrey told me this could not be solved for 25 years? what do people who are opposed to the assad regime in syria want us to do? what does success look like? >> i have heard that president trump tweeted "mission accomplished." with all the respect of president trump, i would like to ask question. which mission will these strikes stop? the syrian conflict? the answer is no. will these attacks stop the refugee crisis? the answer is no. will these attacks stop the extremists? the answer is now. the extremists justify themselves as result of the regime's repression. all of these problems, there is no resolution for all of these problems, not just in syria, by the way, in all the region if this regime is still in power. >> the americans have said very clearly that regime change is not an option for them. short of regime change, short of a mission to get rid of bashar al-assad, is there a potential solution that will stop the killing in syria? >> unfortunately the only solution is

world press freedom award for two thousand and eighteen to an imprisoned egyptian photojournalist mahmoud abhisit but this hasn't gone down well with the authorities in cairo has it and they've made their own happiness known egypt's foreign ministry says who's better known as shah khan was involved in terrorism and also would you know even before the award was announced but to recognize in this way involves contempt for the state of law but just on that point the law chuckin has been imprisoned without charge when he is egyptian or stipulates no one can be held without charge more than two years and the prosecution has made all kinds of accusations including one of attempted murder does fail to back that up with any evidence that alone a formal charge and how shall console war gone down in the egyptian news media the vast majority of which backs the c.c. government on reservedly not exactly basking in national pride on behalf of that colleague egyptian t.v. talk show hosts like a madman among the government's londis backers there. are a lot of the let me do guys up oh it appear that they

and a patient like a mahmoud what are the chances for him what's what might happen with him who were injured in the pretend artery and vein may have a destructive of the muscle the left of the born in the physical mom would we had for amputation above me if this vision dance fear that was done or does that only maybe is the c.e.o. of the limb are you ready for tomorrow. i don't know. dr thank you very much for talking to us the hospitals all of them concerned that they haven't got enough equipment to. give the people treatment they will need when they come in those. to south africa now where president civil poza has cut short his trip to the u.k. to deal with violent protests at home opposes office says he was due to meet the ruling a.n.c. party leaders in northwest province demonstrators there demanding the resignation of the regional leader they accuse of corruption well let's go live to our correspondent catherine soy she's joining us from johannesburg what do you hear and catherine about the protests in northwest province. you're right elizabeth the president is right now on his

mahmoud noble seen wanted to find a way to help the poor mobilize jordan's youth and support rural women but when he shared his ideas with others they were dismissive he decided to press on anyway he founded what he calls a social solidarity restaurant in amman offering free meals to those who can't afford one it's called as whitey and means my support system in arabic but that's the idea of where we can support the social fabric within the. society the restaurant is run solely by volunteers most are young women and college students paying customers purchase what's called an invite write a message and it's posted on this board of kindness noble see says it's intended to preserve the dignity of those getting the free meals and also make a connection. the people here treat us well there is a respect between the clients and the customers. in the last three years thousands of people have been able to enjoy good food for free especially with what's going on in jordan and syria with having to support so many refugees and that dream is great and it's nice when you come to pace and you're able t

and keep the bone in place while it heals and at the other end of the room is seventeen year old mahmoud he was injured three weeks ago this poor guy's in the he's not in a lot of pain and with me in doc is doctor takes it all tunnel one of the major surgeons dr first of all have you got enough equipment to treat these sort of injuries and those of us with the know and of course we have we did for tons of him the fix here to suture one of us could have surgery and a patient like a mahmoud what are the chances for him what sorts of what might happen with him who are injured in the appropriate artery and vein and they have a destructive of the muscle the left of the born to the fix it or mom would know we had for a beautician above me if this vision dance fear that was fun or is that maybe is the c.e.o. of the limb are you ready for tomorrow. i don't know. dr thank you very much for talking to us the hospitals all of them concerned that they haven't got enough equipment to give the people the treatment they will need when they come in with those leg injuries. but police are investigating a

israel so i mean that's that's quite clear and i think we saw one of the senior leaders of hamas mahmoud zahar greeting members coming up to the rallies today after after prayers so certainly hamas are going to try and capitalize on that but again as your reporter pointed out it's really important to remember that there is a huge amount of distrust and dissatisfaction amongst most of garza's the majority of gaza's residents against. it's against the palestinian authority against egypt against israel because for them they feel that at least for the past decade they've been as they call it living in the equivalent of an open air prison with little hope for peace little hope for prosperity and little hope for a future protests have garnered international reaction just earlier today the united nations office for human rights released this statement saying there are strong indications that security forces use excessive force it went on to say remind israel of its obligations to ensure that excessive force is not employed against protesters and that in the context of a military occupation as i

for them, all this money, it's only to destroy the state of israel and the second reason that mahmoud abbas decided to stop any funding to support in the gaza strip is payment for a electricity, water, etc. they try also. their last frictions are now in the border. i'm not sure if people really pay attention, what are their slogans? what are their demands? how can they live side-by-side with israel in peace, not to create jobs but to destroy the state of israel . they are speaking to an intent to take over for tel aviv. not a demand to negotiate for peace, the opposite. and of course, you mentioned all challenges that we are facing around our own borders. maybe we are facing more challenges than any other country in the world. in the gaza strip, you have to hamas and the islamic jihad. in that sinai we have the islamic state. and in lebanon, we have hezbollah. in syria we have the kia and behind all of them, in israel of course in all reality we are trying to manage the situation. we are trying to create modern society and a moderate society. and at the same time to protect ourselves.

the much was taken by president mahmoud abbas about a year ago to the jewish. on monday the palestinian national council is due to me to that i'm it's supposed to represent all palestinian factions and its decisions are binding but many groups such as hamas islamic jihad and the popular front for the liberation of palestine staying away more bickering among the factions. while life here is becoming progressively worse so many people we talk to say they're fed up with one of them. no no no they do nothing for us i don't care about their meeting so many meetings all with no results all they care about is their own power. even many of the children will tell you there are no opportunities here they see their parents struggle their elder siblings complete their studies but find no work they've never left gaza and yet still seem aware that something is missing stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. a u.n. security council delegation has arrived in man maher after visiting range of muslim sheltering and comes across the border in bangladesh meet with top mean more official

the seventh they were in duma when it was alleged syrian forces launched a chemical attack i will mahmoud this close to where it happened. there was another missile which landed and then there was a very strange smell the first thing was smoke i call it yellow smoke it had a rotten smell it was like a new thing was being tested on us although they've been displaced the children are finally able to play in the sun without the fear of bombs or near strikes more than sixty thousand people have been forced to leave their homes in duma but tens of thousands more opted to stay duma is part of eastern which was besieged for nearly five years and bombed into submission over the last two months. the intensity of the last attack made gestural islam spy to surrender the next day in a statement the rebel group says it decided to withdraw to save lives russia and syria continue to deny that chemical weapons were used and see the pictures of the bodies and people gasping for breath is propaganda produced with the help of western intelligence agencies the u.s. u.k. and france didn't believe russia or sy

cut out of my head to demand justice the man mahmoud terry have killed men into which had no women so we want justice for those abuses and what i love her was. some seven hundred thousand rohingya have fled myanmar using security forces of committing massacres and large scale rape and burning down entire row hendrik communities the u.n. delegation is seeking solutions to the crisis some members see me on mars government as the major obstacle and the solution must my in we in they must be allowed to go in conditions of safety it may take some time but we would like to hear from the government to me and how we choose to work with the international community and we will do everything we can the security council to support progress and trying to come together to take decisions that help there we think at that point the delegation will spend four days in the area meeting with refugees as well as with me on mars leader aung sun suu kyi. while suchi has been deeply criticized for allowing the persecution of rohingya the un is visiting on her invitation she has promised to allow thousands of

what have you seen in the country, ahmed mahmoud? in the country, ahmed mahmoud?. and when some images on social media or reaching the main media streams. or reaching the main media streams. hundreds of thousands children every day. day. takes notice when there has been a suspected chemical weapons attack? suspected chemical weapons attack? actually, it is notjust... most of the children, they died in the hands of their parents. the hands of their parents. targeted —— hospitals have been targeted. targeted. in douma, a few years ago, children were dying, they are forgotten. were dying, they are forgotten. aid and seeing these atrocities on a daily basis, i can mention... daily basis, i can mention... in a british doctor who has worked in conflict zones, saleyah hashin. in conflict zones, saleyah hashin. what do you make of what has happened? happened? ahmed, it is notjust the chemical attacks but all attacks. attacks but all attacks. extremely vulnerable from what was falling out of the sky. falling out of the sky. those chemical attacks happened and there was no

russian military police are expected to enter duma to prevent rebel fighters from returning to rise mahmoud is a spokesman for the syrian white helmets he told al-jazeera.

how low mahmoud can we get together later and deliver food to some of the women i've arranged to meet. would four or five packets be ok. thanks i'll see you later. it's early morning at the body of chino border crossing a normal days it's open for three hours during which up to three thousand americans cross over to collect their loads for transport on this particular day the border is closed to goods traffic no reason has been given nor a kook who is one of the few portier daughters to be let through abdul qadir a fundie is already expecting her. gas. i get up at three in the morning wash pray wake the children and prepare their school sandwiches and thermos flask so i lock the door and go and wait in the first queue if i know any of the police officers they let me through a year. a marathon marie smith a marriage when i arrive in i have to wait in a queue with the women normally we each carry one bale but if the gallery has a view a nice i'm allowed to carry two women one on my back and the other on a skateboard we are paid on delivering provided nothing was stolen and everything is

and keep the bone in place while it heals and at the other end of the room is seventeen year old mahmoud he was injured three weeks ago this poor guy's in is not in a lot of pain and with me in doc is doctor takes it all tunnel one of the major surgeons dr first of all have you got enough equipment to treat these sort of injuries and those of us with a no enough because we have we did for chance of him a six year to suture four of us could have surgery and a patient like and mahmoud what are the chances for him what sorts of what might happen with him who were injured in the pretend artery and vein and may have a destructive of the muscle the left of the born sinner fix it or mom would know we had four amputation above me if this vision dance fear that was fun or does that only maybe is the c.e.o. of the limb are you ready for tomorrow. i don't know. dr thank you very much for talking to us the hospitals all of them concerned that they haven't got enough equipment to give the people the treatment they will need when they come in with those leg injuries. that queen elizabeth has as common

egypt has extended the detention of al jazeera journalists mahmoud hussein by another forty five days egyptian national was arrested while on holiday in two thousand and sixteen spent nearly five hundred days in jail and has yet to be charged hussein is accused of broadcasting false news with the aim of spreading chaos al jazeera strongly denies the allegations and calls on egypt to unconditionally release mahmud. iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif has responded to u.s. president donald trump's threats to suspend the nuclear deal zarif says the u.s. is sending a very dangerous message that countries should never negotiate with washington trump has threatened to abandon the deal which limits iran's program in return for sanctions relief. put a number of options for ourselves and those options are ready including options that would involve. resuming at a much greater speed our nuclear activities. and those are all. envisage. within that the those options are ready to be implemented and we would make the necessary decision. when we see fit in as president on a tram says the nor

egypt has extended the detention of al jazeera journalists mahmoud hussein by another forty five days the egyptian national was arrested was on holiday in december twenty sixth seen he spend almost five hundred days in jail and is yet to be charged hussein's accuse of broadcasting false news with the aim of spreading calles al-jazeera strongly denies the allegations and calls on egypt to unconditionally release hussein. thirty end of an era for part of years busiest international airport but a welcome opportunity for aviation enthusiasts the contents of london heathrow terminal one being sold off to the highest bidders there has more. we've joined the plane spotters on heathrow airport perimeter because this could potentially be a big day for aviation enthusiasts the entire contents of the historic terminal warner up for sale the bidding is now become sold it your way three thousand forty nine seventy nine forty nine seventy nine let's roll again please the first of two auctions is now well under way squarely at aviation lovers most of it taking place here online i think retro signs t

mahmoud dahood passed it, and they spotted it home. the last goal resulted in a loss.his completed a 3-0 win. the atmosphere in dortmund, given a boost ahead of next week's came. brent: a series of icebreaking detonations created spectacular scenes in northeastern china sunday.watch these pictures that . the controlled blasts were carried out to prevent ice jams, which could prevent a risk of flooding to residents of street. the river is an important shipping route, which marks the border between china and russia. brent: that is what you call breaking the ice. here are the top stories we're falling. u.s. president donald trump promise a rapid u.s. response to the suspected chemical attack in syria. he is vowing to find out who is responsible for the attack. 15 people died. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stick around for that. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ú [theme music playing] reyes: wildlife trafficking is growing with a boomi

revitalize an aging organization according to some to democratise it with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas hand-picking new members how democratic could it really be it's a step in the direction of again demise in the vitalizing our institutions i think we should strengthen the p.l.o. not weaken it i believe we should take this is us but then in. that event but then the. challenges we're facing including the so-called. this opening session was dominated by the palestinian president's freewheeling near two hour speech heavy on history light on policy the emphasis was on the vital importance of the piano's role in the face of israeli aggression and in advance of the publication of donald trump's peace plan. if this council is harmed then the palestinian dream me seriously harmed therefore we were very determined to create the session we were hoping that everybody who wanted the future of palestine and the palestinian people we wish them to be here but then fortunately for to be abroad but this meeting is as much about process as policy putting the right people in place transferring pow

president mahmoud ahmadinejad [inaudible] once that is your main concern and having in the back of your mind what happened in the second world war tha then it would spao means and it would take little to the international law. >> let me ask you this in a number of countries assassination is used. it's banned in the united states by an executive order 12333 which bans [inaudible] but in some places in france for instance it's used not regularly but from time to time and my last book i wrote which you know that if the french cia told me the system they used what he needed to do this horrific act the president insisted he sign off on it personally but he didn't want to be known to sign off on it, so the head of the french cia would go to the palace at the present the problem and target and then he would stop and wait for one minute and the president said you can't do that he wouldn't do that if he said nothing he could simply get up and leave knowing he had the approval. how does that work in israel now? spinnaker the only authority having the power is the israeli prime minister. sometimes

that attack on the military base and ties this is the one rusher is blaming israel for we heard from mahmoud the little bit earlier a retired jordanian air force general who's actually calling that attack a military failure. the biggest base in syria got like fifty four shelter for a two two runways but the way to do such business if you want to really make this base in a positive you must have air campaign aircraft on top of the airfield the really. otherwise there would repaired it in about four or five hours and they would be back on the air again so the mission is not very successful if it is an act of war but i don't think the israeli strategy is working regarding. iranian influence or hezbollah or you know to stop sort of logistical base or transfer. to hezbollah i don't think the russian or the syrian or anybody would retaliate on that as we see the the chemical thing god and the security council will really paralyze so it is will be business as usual i said will still stay in carrying his chlorine attack probably if there was another agent like syrian or something like that then we p

the much as was taken by president mahmoud abbas about a year ago to the jewish. on monday the palestinian national council is due to meet in the i'm it's supposed to represent all palestinian factions and its decisions are binding but many groups such as hamas islamic jihad and the popular front for the liberation of palestine staying away more bickering among the factions. well life here is becoming progressively worse so many people we talk to say they're fed up with all of them. no no no they do nothing for us i don't care about them so many meetings all with no results all they care about is their own power. even many of the children will tell you there are no opportunities here they see their parents struggle their elder siblings complete their studies but find no work they've never left gaza and yet still seem aware that something is missing stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. two south asian un security council delegation listen to hiring stories on sunday from hundreds of range of refugees who fled the military crackdown in. the meetings took place across t

for elections by the end of the year we'll get the thoughts of our guests in just a moment first mahmoud our one hundred reports from the libyan capital tripoli. these meetings are supposed to be held in civil libyan cities and will gather all categories of the libyan society especially those who have not got a chance to take part in the libyan current political landscape an amateur who had been more tomorrow i'm optimistic about this conference hopefully we will have a reconciliation in place and then we can return to the good old days we are one nation after all libyans have been occupied with and with and we hope these talks will achieve reconciliation between tribes and cities so that we can be one hand in one state and one government and one people as a thing of the the war all the stakeholders should be one man they should speak openly to each other that's the way it should always have been also the meetings will gather former rebels those who support the renegade general theory for heftier minorities and this ability heads even those who support the former regime of them and the a

the suspect, named by the court as al hassan ag abdoul aziz ag mohamed ag mahmoud, was the alleged chiefuction were committed in 2012 and 2013. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: china‘s out—of—control space station could crash into earth in the next day or so. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can, at worse, produce a meltdown. in this case, the precautions worked, but they didn‘t work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs or restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the washington hilton hotel where he had been addressing a trade union conference. the small crowd outside included his assailant. it has become a symbol of paris. a hundred years ago, many parisians wished it had never been built. the eiffel tower's birthday is being marked by a re—enactment of the first ascent by gustave eiffel. this is bbc news

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the suspect, named by the court as al hassan ag abdoul aziz ag mohamed ag mahmoud, was the alleged chiefht aircraft has crashed onto a french motorway at saint—chamond, in the loire, killing both passengers. emergency services say the pilot appears to have lost control and struck a signalling gantry overlooking the highway, while flying at very low altitude. the body of the pilot and a passenger were discovered in the wreckage of the plane. the funeral of the physicist, professor stephen hawking, has been held in cambridge. hundreds of people lined the streets near the church, close to the college where he was an academic for more than 50 years. jo black reports. he was one of the greatest scientists of modern times, an international icon, but home was cambridge, the city and the university. the bell at great st mary‘s tolled 76 times, once for each year he lived. bell tolls. outside, in the drizzle and rain, thousands came to say goodbye to the man with the magnificent mind. professor hawking was such an inspiring person and it‘s a very sad day. history is being made today because steph

coming week it starts tomorrow monday that is in part at least seen as a way of the passing president mahmoud abbas to try to cement both his current position of power and also potentially give him a free hand to continue to not that he hasn't really had a free hand but just to really shore up his position as they await this. plan being published so far the position is one of rejection that the decision by don't trump in december to recognize jerusalem has totally disqualified the united states from any soul mediation at least in the any talks between israel and the palestinians and that an alternative process alternative brokers mediators need to be sought so certainly if if rex tillerson didn't have any real sway on such and such policy it's unlikely that they will view my pompei who's seen as as much more hawkish much more aligns to the israeli way of thinking having any sway either ok harry thank you very much for the moment that's not correspondent terry fawcett in a westerly stand for us we'll have more on my comparison first a trip to the middle east as the new u.s. secretary of state

also managed to speak to mahmoud family they say the demonstration was peaceful and he was next to the border fence. let me assure you. the low i said mohammed was three hundred meters away from the fence and even if he was right next to it he was at a peaceful demonstration he was just a child was he carrying a missile launcher was a shooting at the soldier who killed him why did they kill him i'll tell you what mohammed did wrong mohammed's fault was that he was demanding his rights. just that he asked to go to the demonstration and i said i didn't want him to because these railways threaten and target people each friday threats from the israelis increased then he asked to go and play outside but he escaped and ran off to the demonstration as soon as he got there they targeted and killed him it happened in less than an hour. mohammed knew that his uncle was going to the demonstration and said i want to go with you he said no he was afraid that something might happen to the boy i thought i'd convinced my hamad to stay at home but he left asking his aunt to tell me and my wife used jus