mohamed: yeah.re is no active decision-making on economics other than the federal reserve and they do not have the instruments. charlie: what would be a fiscal fix? mohamed: to match the wallet with the will to spend. the second fiscal fix -- charlie: the wallet is generating revenue? mohamed: right, inequality has gotten so high that the people who are capturing incremental income is the rich, who spend less income. support, who -- the poor, who have a desire to spend, do not have the wallet. charlie: we put more money in the hands of the poor to create growth. mohamed: exactly. the second element is clarity on corporate tax reform. people know there is some sort of reform coming, but they do not know what it looks like. if you are a company, that is material. companies do not see the clarity and cannot reposition as quickly as investors can. the second way fiscal can help is by giving clarity on reform which is key right now. charlie: reforms having to do with? mohamed: mainly the tax system. when

there are calls for mohamed mursi to step down. in july, a year after the inaugust ration mohamed mursi is overthrown by the chief of the military abdul fatah al-sisi, who is now the president. saturday mohamed mursi appears in court wearing the blue uniform given to convicts. the court sentences 122 people many given the death penalty, including the former leader. saturday's mass death sentence has been referred to the grand mufti, who is due to rule on it by june the 2nd. the court verdict has been happened down a week after the ruler is sentenced, but freed, because he's already served time. in just over a fi days egyptians have seen one president who they voted in and helped depose, sentenced to death. another imposed upon them is a free man. >> lots more to come on al jazeera. defending the homes land and honour. we met the fighters in afghanistan standing up to the taliban. plus... >> i'm erica wood on the south african cape coast where overfishing and oil spills put their only species of penguin at risk of extinction. >> i h

mohammed has a lot of soul searching.the family is ecstatic to a voicemail of mohammed leaving israel we were not allowed contact prior to that. they are making signs, getting the balloons and the kids are getting ready. he has a nephew. certainly that will be a joyous occasion at the airport. we are expecting a good crowd at the airport. he's going to need time to recover. tonight will be festive. >> a joyous sayings. thank you for -- occasion thank you for being with us this evening >>> coming up on al jazeera america, the common core curriculum causing controversy in some school systems. how one state is getting rid of it altogether. >>> and the scare in the sky, a passenger plane and a drone almost collide. >>> there was a massive quake off the eastern coast of japan, registering 8.5. the fukushima nuclear power plant dammed four years ago during the 9.0 quake reported no irregularities, it was a powerful earthquake but the epicentre was 350 miles deep below the bottom of the ocean, but there was no danger of a tsunam

it was billed as the mohammed art exhibit and cartoon contest. extra security was brought in. >> there were military or policemen everywhere running. and urging us quickly to get back inside as fast as we could. so of course we, you know, followed their instructions. >> we prepared for something like this simply because there were additional officers hired for this event by the school district. we had talked with them in preparing for this event in case something like this happened. >> the keynote speaker at the event was a right-wing dutch politician known as geert wilders. that's a photo there posted on twitter picture taken just before the garland shooting he wrote. wilders was placed on an al qaeda hit list over a film he made which was critical of islam. we're joined now on the phone with the latest. christopher, what are they now planing to do with the car driven by the gunmen? >> that i am not -- not certain. hasn't been briefed on that. i can tell you that they sent out an electronic pulse about ten minutes ago. after that -- that explosi

an art exhibit of depictions of mohammed for the past 1400 year s. then we held an art contest of drawings of mohammed. the winner was a former muslim. it was a very smart and clever cartoon. it was a cartoon. two men with ak-47s shot at police officers. genie: speaking to france 24 earlier. africa news. more protests in burundi. anger over the president's bid for a third term in office. something his critics say is unconstitutional. this is the second week of protests. 10 people were killed in clashes last week. here is duncan what type. duncan: there has been some cracks within the unity of the government and the security forces. on saturday evening, the defense minister appeared, implicitly to distance the defense ministry from the president. he was saying that no person has the authority to disrupt the peace accords. the implication is that the defense minister is referring to the president's bid for a third term. that is the security ministry. saying the protesters are terrorists. the security ministry intends it would appear, to deal with prote

this is the punishment under sharia. >> mohammed caricatures of mohammed, knowing what it incited inthe charlie hebdo situatio situation. >> what am i to do? abridge my free speech in order to placate savages? i will not. clearly this ideology must be grabbed, even if kicking and screaming into 21 century to live among all human beings it is ought ragis where are you going to draw the line? what you can say, what you can't say, what you can do? what you can think? this is not america. our founding fathers are weeping in their graves. patrick henry, give me liberty. >> our founding fathers, would they have put up a caricature of someone's faith and knowing it might incite unrest? >> our first farm were against muslim states. you know? from the shores of tripoli. we were fighting sharia. >> there are all kinds of controversies in america. but did it have to be this kind to prove your point about free speech in america? >> why not? i mean, particularly in light of jihad slaughter the winner of the contest was a former muslim. and he drew a cartoon of mohammed saying you cannot draw me.

there are calls for mohamed mursi to step down. in july mohamed mursi is overthrown by the chief of the military who is now the president. >> on saturday mohamed mursi appears in court wearing the blue uniform given to conflicts. they sentence 122 penalty. including the former leader and a former scholar. saturday's mass death sentence has been referred to the grand mufti, due to rule on it on june the 2nd. the court verdict has been handed down a week after mubarak is sentenced but freed because he's served time. in over a few days egyptians see one president voted in and deposed sentenced to death. another imposed upon them is now a free man >>> malaysia's foreign minister plans to met the indonesian counterpart on monday. and discussed the surge. thousands of refugees are believed to be stranded on boats in the andaman sea. most are ethnic rohingya and they are escaping per centsecution. myanmar says it's not responsibility. >> reporter: authorities are keeping a tight lid on vessels landing and being escorted by the navy as the

mohammed has a lot of soul searching.ily is ecstatic, to a voicemail of mohammed leaving egypt, we were not allowed contact prior to that. the family is ecstatic. they are making signs, getting the balloons, and the kids are getting ready. he has a nephew. my youngest son that he has never met. certainly that will be a joyous occasion at the airport. we are expecting a good crowd at the airport. he's going to need time to recover. tonight will be festive. >> a joyous occasion, thank you for being with us this evening >>> when we come back baltimore setting a disturbing record. a sharp rise in a bloody month coming to a close. >>> paying off student loan debt becoming a long-term affair for many young americans. >> i've told walgreen's i quit... >> hard earned pride... hard earned respect... hard earned future... a real look at the american dream hard earned only on al jazeera america >> part of our month long look at working in america. "hard earned". >> "compass" will challenge the way you look at the world. talking abou

natasha guinane reports. >> boaxbaher mohamed and mohamed fahmy have become symbols of journalists held wrongly around the world, peter greste was deported to his native australia. a judge dismissed charges against mohamed and fahmy but ordered them to be tried again. global campaign such as free aj staff is important but it's only a start. >> the real issue involves national governments not meeting their commitments to uphold justice and ensure that journalists can work safely. >> reporter: prosecution has videos it says, but testimony from the prosecution's own witnesses has aided the defense. write the report or remember what they wrote and egyptian billionaire has testified on their behalf. fahmy may have gotten one step further to being deported to canada where he is a citizen. the government has issued him a temporary passport. they might be free on bail they still can't move forward with theirs lives. >> i want to be a productive person and it's really damaging my life. and i didn't do anything wrong. >> the journalists hope this time around an egyptian court will agree. natasha

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gunmen opened fire in response to prophet mohamed cartoons. 12 people were killed. the pen america center will honor charlie hebdo as part of its annual celebration of authors from around the world. this has ignited a controversy

demand for mohamed mursi to step down. in july, mohamed mursi is overthrown by the chief of the military abdul fatah al-sisi, who is now the president. on saturday mohamed mursi appears in court wearing the blue uniform given to convicts. the court sentences 122 people many given the death penalty, including the former leader of the muslim brotherhood and a former scholar. saturday's mass death sentence has been referred to egypt's grand mufti, who is due to rule on it on june the second. the court verdict on saturday has been handed down after former hosni mubarak is sentenced but freed as he has served time. in a matter of gipt saw one president -- time egypt saw one president they voted in sentenced to death. and another a free man >>> now we'll speak to a research fellow at the middle east center at the school of economics in london. we had concerns saying they are concerned about the sentence past. rights groups criticized its legitimacy. how would you describe the snat. >> it's alarming that the egyptian judiciary is

couldn't you attack them without attacking mohammed, i'm asking. would that have weakened -- >> it's a symbol. it was it's a symbol, that's all. >> we also attack jesus. we make many cartoons, we make more cartoons about jesus than we did about mohammed. >> rose: what do you say about jesus. >> you don't want to know. >> rose: hollande is easy. because political figures, political figures. if you are attacking, politicians in one way or another have an element of hypocrisy, an element of -- >> yes but you have to consider that for the -- magazine there is nothing secret. that means it affects everybody but nothing is secret. >> rose: nothing. has this in any way made you bolder? because you are already bold. >> no. it's what i wanted to say like it's my own opinion. i don't think that it's normal to be afraid. of violence. of threatening. it's natural. but i don't think that in this case, it's the -- because it's if you say okay i'm afraid, i stop. or i go lower and you a wrong to people who did that. you say to them you're right you're right. viol

mohamed val is live in the saudi capital of riyadh. mohamed, it seems like neither side is taking steps towards planned ceasefire tomorrow. what have you been hearing from saudi officials? >> reporter: yeah, it's quite the contrary, according to all indications. the saudi officials have not actually said much about this today. there will be no press by the military spokesman of the coalition, that is a bit strange because he has been giving briefings every single day for last week. things happening on the ground the saudis as you just mentioned are sending more troops more heavy artillery more tanks to the border today. they have enough that officially even though they have been sending too much of that during the last few weeks. but the attacks are renewed by the houthis across the border yesterday night. they managed to kill one person and wound 4 in negran, also on the province of jizan to the southwest of the border with yemen. killing one person and wounding four others. for saudi arabia this is always they call it red line, anoth

♪ egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi is sentenced to death for a prison break that happened fourears ago. ♪ hello there i'm in doha also coming up, here on the program [gunfire] iraq sends in reenforcement to take on i.s.i.l. fighters in the city of ramadi. growing concern in burundi after revenge attacks after a failed coup plus. >>> i'm erica wood on south africa's south africa coast where oil spills has the penguin at risk of extinction. ♪ egyptian court sentenced former president mohamed morsi to a jail break in 2011 that toppled mohamed morsi and he with several members of the muslim brotherhood escaped. the case now goes to the grand mufdi, the highest religious authority for confirmation and if he disagrees he can hand it back to the trial judge. former president facing several other charges and include conspiring to spy and commit acts of terrorism. in egypt's see that peninsula with hez hezbollah and accused of fraud in connection with his government economic and social programs and insulting judiciary of accusing a judge of overseeing election fraud and he denies all al

mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed are accused of supporting the banned muslim brotherhood. charges they deny. they were ordered to stand trial again. >>> 55 inmates and 12 policemen have been killed during a prison break in iraq, more than 60 inmates also missing after a fight broke out. police are searching for them. >>> in syria international inspectors have found traces of sarin gas used by the government government. >> it's thought to be a matter of survival for the syrian regime and it's allies. it was forced into opposition hands, hezbollah said it has gained the upper hand with few losses on the battlefield. 40 hezbollah fighters were killed before announcing it's strategic withdraw from the area. the army of conquest rebel groups are part of a new coalition. and damascus international have found traces of sarin gas. this comes with increased regime attacks in the areas. the latest of which was a chlorine attack reported in idlib province. >> we brief it's been quite devastating in terms of regime use. but as as a factual matter that no one has established attributio

>> reporter: the judge started mohamed morsi on the death sentence procedures.nd dozens of other defendants have been sentenced to death. it is not confirmed right away. this ruling will go to egypt's grand mufti, the highest legal authority of islam here in egypt. he will have his say on the verdict as well and then on june 2nd that is when we will hear whether or not this actual death sentence is confirmed but this is the harshest sentence that mohamed morsi could receive in these procedures for the jailbreak which the prosecution accused him of helping free roughly 20,000 inmates during the chaos in the 2011 uprising. the judge handing down these very harsh verdict, condemnation from the muslim brotherhood, who will have no surprise called this a farce, called it a kangaroo court but for others they show that as justice being served. morsi has already had, already has been given a 20-year sentence for the death of protesters outside the presidential palace, but also need to note that egypt has a very lengthy appeals process. we have seen other people given de

thank you mohamed. that is the program for today, >>> in the british elections nothing the pollsters predicted happened. the conservatives, led by david cameron, have a majority in the new parliament. the labor party lost not by a whisker, but by 100 seats. the u.k. independence party got a lot of votes, but one seat, and the scots got a landslide to a party that wants out of the u.k. with big questions, is this a kingdom divided.

thank you mohamed. that is the program for today i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. >>> a royal snub? a surprise move from some key american allies in the gulf. the saudi king and other leaders skip president obama's camp dazed summit >>> seal of approval. the white house starts a plan to drill in the arctic. environmentalists say exact on the region could be devastating >>> words of remorse. a well-known nun stakes

that's the first story. >> there were no winners at a mohamed cartoon contest. officials identified the gunmen who were killed after they opened fire at a pro-free speech event in garland texas. one of the men elton simpson, was charged in 2010 about lying with an fbi agent about his plans to visit somalia, quote for the purpose of engaging in violent jihad. is there any other kind? he was sentenced to probation after the government cooperate prove he was a terrorist. the two men road up to the event with assault rifles and started shooting. they wounded a security guard. i believe we have a photo of them. no. i guess we don't have one. dwon -- donald trump questioned it. >> they have to be in the middle of texas doing something against mohamed and insulting everybody. it looks to me like she is somebody that is taunting them. >> ambassador, we have to mention that there was a contest winner who took home the $10,000 prize. we showed one of his works. the winner was fonston and this is true that he drew this picture of you as the "red eye" president and we show

thank you mohamed. that is the program for today, an quake near mount everest so powerful it racks the captain kathmandu our reporters are on the scene. ♪ >>> hello. live from doha. also ahead. >> we hope that a ceasefire will hold. >> iran calls for a truce in generally which could help millions of desperate people. >>> time to talk. the top u.s. diplomat has arrived in rauch for the first time since falling out over ukraine and syria.

how would you define any limits with respect to islam and mohamed? there a place where you discussed a cartoon or idea and said, that is not who we are, what we want to do? gerard biard: of course. there was a huge discussion when we published for the first time mohamed cartoons, the danish cartoons in 2006. we published because one french newspaper called francois decided to publish them. the day after the cartoons were published, the editor in chief of this newspaper was fired. so we decided to publish this cartoon with an explanation. we did not publish this like that. ok, anyone sees what they want to see. he explained. --we explained. we had to do that. we made the cover. it took hours to draw this cartoon. charlie: it took hours to drive? -- draw? the idea of the cartoon? gerard biard: yes. so we went with this cartoon to make a difference between islam and islamism. between people, between believers and political views of belief. charlie: do you believe that believers, not islamists were offended? jean-baptiste thoret: all kinds of critics wer

many muslims consider the images of mohammed featured at yesterday's event to be blasphemous. >>> some saying the woman behind the freedom defense mission is getting exactly what she wants, publicity. >> the group sponsored a contest inside that arena offering $10,000 for the artist who best depicted the prophet mohammed. and critics of the afdi are here in washington. deanna durante getting local reaction. >> reporter: they're saying you can't ignore the actions of the afdi, but instead you can fight it with tolerance and education. >> there is no justification in the koran or in the life of the prophet mohammed for muslims to respond in such a manner. >> he says the shooters who police say planned to storm a texas arena are not true muslims, the faith preaches against violence. >> these people may claim to be muslims. what they've done is the actual antithesis of our faith. >> reporter: he's familiar with the defense initiative. he stood in protests of the ad running on septa buses last month. they were anti-muslim. he was aware of the group's planned cartoon contest to award $10,000

it was a draw mohammed cartoon contest.ects were shot and killed by police at the scene within seconds. the religion and motive of these men is not clear. but the keynote speaker was a right-wing dutch politician named girt wilders, who was on an al qaeda hit list. the event's organizer pamela geller spoke with cnn's new day this morning. >> reporter: intentionally incendiary and provocative by drawing a cartoon. this is the low state of freedom of speech in this country. i disagree. and i disagree most vehemently. the first amend, not the eighth not the tenth but the first, protects all speech. not just ideas that we like. but even core political speech, ideas that we don't like, because who would decide what's good and what's forbidden? the islamic state? the government? inoffensive speech, alisyn, needs no protection. but in a pluristic society you have offensive speech. you have ideas. you have an exchange of ideas. you don't shut down a discussion because i'm offended. if something offends me, should i go out and slaug

the center was hosting an art show featuring cartoons depicting the prophet mohammed. it was sponsored by an anti muslim group. the investigation is still very active. we have more from garland texas. >> police cannot confirm correlation between the shooting and what was happening inside the building, the art show showing drawings depicting the prophet mohammed. the two men who drove into that parking lot are now dead. police say they stepped out of the car and opened fire, striking one police officer in the ankle. other officers at the scene returned fire, killing those two suspects. here's how one officer who was at the scene describes what he saw. >> i was outside heard the gunfire start gunfire just lasted seconds before it was over. >> police say security was already high prior to the shooting even though they did not receive any credible threats prior to this happening because of the potential that this very controversial event had the potential risk. this was an art show hosted by the far right group american freedom defense initiative out of new york city. they

mohamed fadel fahmy and mohammed badr are awaiting retrial. network said: >>> in bangladesh another blogger has been murdered, the third killing in three months. on may 11th he was hacked to death by a gang in the east. authorities are yet to confirm the motive. but the 33-year-old was threatened over a pro-secular blog post. religious groups pushed for tougher anti-blasphemy laws to keep religions out of politics. his bloggings was based on anated yist blog are who was killed. and another was killed for anti-islamic writing. >>> from the u.s. based committee to protect journalists it was said: >>> macedonia is a small country of 2 million people. the government has a big media story. three months ago the leader of the main opposition party accused of the government of an ilsurveillance programme, the phone tapping of 20,000 poem, including 100 journalists over a 4-year period. the prime minister denied the allegations saying the recordings are fabricated even though top ministers resigned, and his intelligence chief. initially the state-owned

mohamed val, al jazeera. it's. >> after his party defied opinion polls david cameron has secured another victory. lawrence lee in london. >> david cameron still on 1 downing street. that allowed him to tell the queen he can now form a government. an election that was supposed to involve weeks of coalition negotiations ended up over by lunch time. >> as i said in the small hours of this morning we will govern as a party of one nation, one united kingdom. that means ensured this recovery reaches all parts of our country, from north to south from east to west. >> it was primary a disaster for the main labour administration, labour party now faces another search for a new identity and a new leader too. >> britain needs a strong labor party. britain needs a labor part that can rebuild after this defeat so we can have a government that standings up for working people again. and now it's time for someone else to take forward the leadership of this country. >> the liberal democrats were also decimated. its leader nic

. >>> a cartoon contest in texas was held to depict the prophet mohammed, we'll have a live report. >> police say a young mother tossed her son off the bridge and jumped in herself. details coming up on it is dramatic rescue. >> it is monday, may the force be with you. >> reporter: we're coming off a beautiful weekend, i have one issue that i have to cover you a red-flag warning you know what that means an enhanced chance of brushfire low humidity and dry fuels on the forest floors. reporting anything you see you start to smoke up. we're looking at plenty of sunshine early today. looks like nothing worst than partly scattered clouds. 58 in philadelphia. 54 in wilmington. 47 in millville. as we head out the door to catch the bus it will be a comfortable morning, mainly clear, 55 by 6:00. 51 by 8:00 a.m. 61 degrees by 8:00. noon, 79 we're off to the races after that. the high today will be 85 degrees, that's four warmer than yesterday. if you liked yesterday karen we are extending that pattern today. we'll see if this lasts the entire workweek that's coming up in the seven day. >> repor

mohamed, al jazerra nepal. >>> the u.s. state john kerry has arrived in kenya for talks to security and cooperation. he's expected to discuss the fight against al-shabab when he means when the president of kenya. the trip is the first high level u.s. visit to 10 i can't since 2012 and comes address of the visit by president obama. >>> nigerian troops have been accused of killing dozens of people to avenge the deaths of six soldiers, community leaders said 80 people were killed in multiple attacks by joels over the weekend in the central plateau state. some claim the killings were in retaliation for the murder and mutilations by six soldiers by trial youths. military officials deny the tacks. >>> the nigerian air force has released new video showing what appears to be boko haram fighters fleeing their strong hold in the forest. this followed a major operation to push the group out of the country's northeast. more than 200 women and children who were being held captive by boko haram were able to escape. nearly 700 people have

after one person was shot at a mohammed art exhibit and contest.protests and complaints about arts putting in place at the mohammed art exhibit. no you i can report to you a shooting at the caldwell certainty. there's a lock down in place as you might image. a perimeter is being set up. this this is what we are having in to our newsroonewsroom. we have to confirm the reports of the news on the ground. we have our own correspondents headed to the scene right now. they said they have evacuated a nearby wal-mart as a precaution in case there are explosives while they search a suspect's car. school buses are being driven to attendees of the art exhibit away safely. two suspects shot and killed. this is according to the garland tv. we need to confirm this one on -- let me read this. two suspects shot and killed. we understand there was an exchange of gun fire with potentially one officer taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening wounds. it was described as some kind of a potential bombing. i cannot confirm that for you. i can tell you that at least

as mohamed idris reports. >> the tomato season is coming to an end.should be looking forward to this moment but this year the harvest has been poor. and more bad news awaits. the market price of tomatoes has crashed. >> when it is ripe you must remove it from the farm. if you don't, it will rot. sow you have few options. -- so you have few options. you pay for labor and packaging and take the produce to the market and sell. at the end of the day you lose. and the cycle begins all over. >> reporter: the lack of capital, storage facilities and poor pricing are gradually killing agriculture all over, all around him farmers are harvesting their crops which means they must quickly sell off their tomatoes before they start going bad. many farmers try to cut their losses by drying tomatoes and other vegetables but in doing that they reduce the price and nutritional value of the products when they are eventually sold to customer. he spent $4,500 plantings his crop and so far has only been able to recoup half of his investment. growing tomatoes is all he knows

here is the original. >> please draw mohamed. >> i can't draw it. >> mohamed. >> you have won $1 millionngratulations! >> here is what snl ran this weekend. >> here is what you will be drawing today! >> your final guest what did they draw? >> the prohpet muhammad? >> oh my goodness. >> but it gets worse. check out steven crowder's site that reported on this way before we did. directly plagiarized the mohamed sketch. the draw mohamed snl sketch is making the rounds, but it has been done before on canadian television. exactly. i have just been so busy recently and i am under a lot of pressure. >> here is something i can't figure out. is this stealing? there is a time when it is an homage and it is a coincidence. >> i understand it is a hot button topic and they wanted to incorporate it into a sketch, and the game show that is fun expru to draw, but i mean for two different groups of people that think of the same and all of those things like the prize amount of money and the noises and the game shows. >> everybody talks about how hard they work. itit is like a priest. you are sympathetic bu

let me ask you mohammed a simple question.igion raping kidnapping enslaving, assassinations beheadings firing squads terror bombings, all in the name of allah. why is this happening in the name of your prophet? >> well first of all, we as muslims, unfortunately, are moderate voice is ignored most of the time by the media. >> it's not ignored. we have a hard time finding moderate voices that will speak out. if you're condemning this i appreciate your voice. >> we are available any time. >> you still haven't answered the question. raping kidnapping assassination, slavery, all in the name of allah. why? >> well that is a false claim. they have nothing to do with this religion or any other religion. >> they are doing it in the name of allah. they are doing it in the name of islam. >> they can say whatever, but we know in reality they are the worst enemies of allah, they are the worst enemies of the religion. >> i take you at your word. you seem like a nice man. you're a moderate muslim. i see that there are moderates. there are to

an egyptian court has sentenced former president mohamed morsi to death. he was charged with a jail break that toppleed hosni mubarak. >>> a ground attack in syria the senior leader killed a beau sayeff. >>> turkey shot down a plane that entered turkish air space. syrian tv said that a surveillance drone came down inside. >>> there have been advances in syria's battles near the mountains. as syrian and government forces have been armed against the country's armed opposition fighters. >> they have been expelled from all the fighting grounds. they were recaptured from the armed groups inside syria and lebanon. their expire tense was fully destroyed. >> the taliban began its fighting season in northern afghanistan last month. and now it's gunmen are in villages just outside of the provincial capital. while the government has sent thousands of soldiers in the area it's local militias that are standing up to the taliban. jennifer glasse has had exclusive access to them and sent this report. >> another day on the front line. these villagers are standing up again

rs in mohammed adow buhari as the country's new -- mohammed all buhari as the country post new president. a defensive burma refuses to take full blame for asia's migrant crisis. officials at a regional meeting say the situation is at an alarming level. also coming up in the program michael jackson's ranch is on the market. you can buy the king of pop's former home for the princely sum of $100 million. we will learn more about that and all the other business news plus a mysterious tar like substance washes up on californian shores, prompting authorities to close several beaches in the area. molly: we begin in nigeria where the country has a new president, mohammad do buhari it was a historic victory for buhari, the first time that an opposition candidate eat a sitting president. he was sworn in a short while ago in the capital. our correspondent is in abuja with the latest. >> here it is, the swearing in of nigeria next president mohammad do buhari -- he's back this time as a civilian at the age of 72, winning this election, and you can hear the rounds of applause for him. good luck, jona

mohammed, head of the mainly albanian language broadcaster, believes it did. he is one of the most prominent voices speaking out in favor of equality between macedonians and albanians. mohamed: nobody wanted to see what happened in kumanovo, apart from the government. they wanted to distract public in order to spread panic and there. nobody believed such a thing could happen. >> that view is shared by many here in kumanovo. over the last few months, revelations of corruption and abuse within the prime minister's government have been part of the daily order. it's coming under increasing pressure. public anger is mounting. >> this was a major event designed to distract people from the spying scandal and all the other revelations. >> my next-door neighbors are albanians. we get along great. we visit one another. we are friends. we cannot allow this way of life to be destroyed. >> i'm albanian. he's macedonian. people stop at both our shores. we ordinary people live together normally. that will be a hundred dinar. >> many macedonians are struggling to make ends me

an egyptian seeks the best penalty from ousted president mohamed morsi and more than 100 others on theround and from the air iraqi forces step up their fight against isil in the city of ramadi. and not backing down, protests resume in burundi in the president's plan for re-election re-election. plus? >> we're at the cannes festival where the hollywood hype has been performing well. >> hello, welcome to the program. the u.s. said its special forces have killed an senior isil leader. he is said to have died in the oil field. he was in charge of oil and gas for the group. the raid was authorized by president obama and carried out by forces based in iraq. well our correspondents are live with full coverage. kimberly halkett is in washington, d.c. and let's go to go to kimberly first in washington. it was released by the white house in a statement. what more details did they give us about what happened, kimberly? >> we know that this was ordered by president obama as well as the defense secretary ash carter but it was in close consultation with a national security team, which was unanimous

do you en visage that this death sentence against mohamed morsi could actually be carried out?> it can, but there is a possibility it may not be. like the cases that happened before, when there was a case of capital punishment for hundreds of people this was maybe two years ago, and the judicial system later on didn't allow this to be done. so, the mufti now has the decision. the decision is not obvious gliing obgilatory. both possibilities are there? >> let me just -- what do you think will happen now. you say you say the grand mufti's participation col have it where the death sentence is avoided. when might we get more clarity on that? >>. it may take time for him to study all of the cases. it's not one single decision against one person. you are talking about a big number of people more than 100. it may take the mufti some period of time and i think the situation now may send a message to the radicals that the terrorist act he conducted in the country did not change or sway the legal stem from its decision. so this may ultimately force them or not force them. make them becom

bpw mohammed who is the mc. [inaudible] we have vise president [inaudible] and commissioner steven [inaudible] twebt 20 year member of the 5 commission here. it takes a lot of people working together collaboratively to pull off a project like this. inwould like to acknowledge my team. deputy chief mark gonzalez and 3 in particular i want to acknowledge. deputy chief dale [inaudible] from the airport and the person most spaunl in our piece and over sees the support division and that is assistant deputy ken lombardi. we also have the men and women of station 4 that welcome you to the facility and encourage you to dheck it out as well as member thofz arson team. proud to serve as your chief and appreciate everyone coming out today. >> as a important part of this project and in any city project is the snaugz of public art. you may have already noticed this magnificent piece behind us in the entry way of the building, but also at the entrance to the biltding there is another piece on third and china basin and i think

mohammed: interesting.a has been consistent in the message that market forces are now determining oil prices. it no longer accepts the fact that it is going to be a producer. it did that in the 1980's. it saw production come down from 9.8 million barrels to 2.2 million with others taking its market share. it also saw that in 2008. so, basically now it sees opec with its 30 million barrels out of 90 million in the world as basically driven by market forces. francine: does it really see itself -- they know they are the kingpin in this. mohammed: i think this is where the markets are putting a lot of emphasis on saudi arabia's role to determine oil prices. i think the minister has made it very clear and presentations in germany and elsewhere that we no longer are going to be putting out statements of what is a fair market price orand the market should determine that. so saudi arabia is not going to be a swing producer. it can only do that if there is international crises or short term supply disruption. but ot

two men are dead after they opened fire at an art event that dip did -- that depicted the prophet mohammed. ryan owens is in texas. ryan: people run for their lives when gunfire breaks out outside of dallas. the police with guns drawn swarm the scene. >> there were multiple gunshots and then cops everywhere. ryan:a a group called american defense initiative was holding a contest for the best cartoon depicting the prophet mohammed. a statement from the city of garland said that two men drove up to the front of the building and began shooting at a security officer. the officer was shot in the leg and already out of the hospital. the statement says that garland police officer shot and killed both gunmen. the bomb squad was called to the scene, a nearby businesses evacuated. in january, 12 people were killed by islamic gunmen in an attack on the paris office of a newspaper that satirized islam and depicted the prophet mohammed, considered blast pehmous by muslims. kellye: friday, maryland governor john delaney created a securities are. that will oversee government responses. congressman delane

she organized the mohammed draw event in texas.or being on "new day." >> thank you for having me,al sen? where were you when the gunmen opened fire? >> we had finished a free speech conference. we had depictions and the winner interestingly enough was a former muslim. and we had finished the event. it was really very well received roughly 300 people there. and it was at that time where these two gunmen attempted to storm the building and they shot at the police. and we were all, you know we were all in the room. and the police came in. and put us all into lockdown. and so of course this terrible incident reflects the need for such conferences. it's illustrative of the violent assault on the freedom of speech. >> pam, you know there was a tweet sent out before the attack warning of the attack. did you get any intel from the police about just how dangerous an event like this could be? >> well it's dangerous because increasingly we're abridging our freedoms so as not to offend savages. the very idea that if something offends me or i d

mohamed, al jazeera, gorka district nepal. >>> the u.s. of state john kerry has landed in kenya where he is expected to discuss the fight against al-shabab and 147 students killed in kenya when government from the somali based group stormed their university a month ago and kerry is paving the way for a visit by president barack obama in july. nigerian troops accused of killing people to avenge soldiers and 80 people were killed in multiple attacks by soldiers over the weekend in the southern state, some have claimed the killings were in retaliation for the murder and mutilation by soldiers and military officials deny the attacks. nigerian airforce released new video showing what appears to be boko haram fighters fleeing the forest and follows a major operation to push in the northeast and 200 women and children held captive by boko haram were able to escape and nearly 700 people have now been rescued since tuesday. >> translator: they took me so i could marry one of their commanders, when they realized i was pregnant they said i was pregna

a prophet mohamed cartoon contest coming to an end in phoenix without violence or arrests. police and the fbi closely monitored the event. a free speech rally was held with the contest. organizers wore anti-islam shirts and encouraged attendees to exercise their second amendment rights. others showed up shouting "go home nazis." it took place after an anti--muslim event came under attack by two gunmen who wounded a security guard. the gunman was shot and killed. >>> and new details against the former speaker of the house, hastart. he was receiving hush money to conceal sexual misconduct. he withdrew $1 million in small amounts to get around the the requirement they report cash transactions over $10,000 and he is charged with lying to the fbi. james holmes says he was driven to kill by depression. jurors got to watch a video of holmes in which he tells a psychiatrist he went from being suicidal to homicidal after breaking up with a girl end from. he denies he acted out of anger. holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in the july 2012 attack that killed 12 people

mohamed ball has more from the saudi capitol, riyadh. >> reporter: sources in aiden say these men arehat they appear to be. although their clothing is similar to the attire worn in this area, they are said to be arab coalition troops in aiden to help pro-government forces in the fighting against houthi malitia and local fighters usually do not have access to the weapons seen in the exclusive video. >> antitank weapon that is years by light, infantry troops and typical weapon used by special operation forces but at the end of the day you have to define your objective and then find the best way to achieve it so going with this would not be the best way to do it because it would be very costly. >> reporter: local sources agree these are special forces in a mission but the saudi-led coalition spokesman denies having sent any troops. >> translator: i assure you if troops were brought into aiden from the sea we would have confirmed it through the daily briefing as was the practice during the practice of resolve storm, all options open. the coalition will not spare any effort backing the res

. >>> egypt sentences mohamed morsi to death. plus. >> first palestinians to become saints in modern times. >> we begin in afghanistan. that's where at least two people have been killed in a suicide attack in the capital kabul. crossing over to jennifer glasse. who tells us more about this attack jennifer. >> well, the taliban has issued a statement in the past about few minutes claiming responsibility for this attack. it was a convoy of vehicles, leadingleading to the international airport. afghan civilians including women and children. while foreignersers foreigners are often the target, it is afghan civilians who bear the brunt. it is a very busy road, that time of the morning do you not only have people going to work, but women and children going to stores. they apparently have born the brunt of these attacks. >> why is it that these attacks have been stepped up recently? >> they issued a statement last week, that they would continue their attacks. they want to show foreigners that they are not safe anywhere. so we have seen

mohamed: it's what i call active inertia.mething different but you'd keep doing more of the same. the jets have really been concentrating and getting their defense -- the defense makes people like me proud. it just that we need to also score points. bob: i predict them to go to the super bowl this year. mohamed: i will take the other side of that. betty: leave it to bob to ask the most important question of the day. thank you so much for joining as, mohamed el-erian bloomberg's new columnist. and olivia sterns joining me. much more ahead. we got auto sales all morning. automakers want to extend beyond the super rich. we will see the strategy for hooking new buyers. betty: a mixed bag of results so far for april auto sales. gm reported an auto sales are out and looks like automakers will need to dial-up deals. they want a piece of the consumer market that is what aston martin is doing this morning. they announced in a lance with allied financial to make its cars more acceptable -- more accessible and affordable. joining us is