nasser was finished.eover, not just nasser the individual, but the idea of nasser that there was going to be a nationalist arab movement that was going to unite the arab world, that was defunct. now there would have to be a new idea and that idea, that idiom was going to be islamic and not nationalist. the arab regimes were sick and tired of the arab-israel conflict. let's give it back to the palestinians. let the palestinians fight their own fight from now, and that's when you have arafat emerging. and then, you have the physical reality that was different. israel had more than tripled its size in six days, extraordinary, and israel had the means now to bargain for peace. november, 1967 a few months after the end of the war, the un passes resolution 242, which implies a deal of territory for peace, which remains the basis for all middle east mediation to this very day. that was the document. this is the founding document and israel was later to get a peace treaty with egypt by giving back the sinai. if i

. >> reporter: sheikh nasser al-wuhaishi was of four members who launched al-qaeda in yemen in 2007. years later it merged with saudi arabia branch to become al-qaeda in arab yanukovich penally or aqup with sheikh nasser al-wuhaishi cause leader and a man tried to blowup a plane flying to michigan with plastic explosives in his underwear and they said they trained him and they added sheikh nasser al-wuhaishi to the most wanted list in 2010 describing him as especially detonated global terrorist who is aqap leader responsible for targets and recruiting new members and allocating new attacks and under sheikh nasser al-wuhaishi leadership aqap carried out attacks on security forces including this in a military force in a province in 2013. [bomb sounds] the group also claimed responsibility for the attack this year on charlie hebdo magazine in paris and killed 11 people and as sheikh nasser al-wuhaishi did not join islamic state in iraq and levante he spent years with bin laden and loyal to al-qaeda until the end, carolyn malone with al jazeera. >>> u.n. children organization calling for

jazeera, i'm david foster and also coming up in the next 30 minutes al-qaeda in yemen says sheikh nasserl-wuhaishi has been killed in a u.s. drone strike and i.s.i.l. suffers setback in two years as kurdish forces take control of a town and the u.n. report says its own peace keepers have been sexually exploiting the very people they were sent to protect. ♪ starting in egypt about 15-20 minutes ago the court went into session and see the presiding judge going through some of the points made at the original trial describing mohamed morsi as wanting to achieve his satanic goals, conspiring with those outside the country. we have heard nothing yet about the sentence yet because morsi was given the death sentence in a trial not so very long ago probably and the decision had to be referred to the grand mufdi of egypt who would give his opinion and the court received his opinion 24 hours or so ago and has been considering it and we are waiting to hear what the sentence is that the court hands down, whether, in fact as some suggested the charges may well be thrown out. we know nothing about that

nasser al-wuhayshi's death is the latest in yemen. and the parties come together to form a united political. this at the european parliament. france's marine le pen. molly: we begin in egypt, the former egyptian president, mohamed morsi, is sentenced to death. the sentence is for the former leader's role in a mass jailbreak in 2011. that took place during egypt's uprising that ultimately led to the ouster of former strongman hosni mubarak. a short while ago, this in court wrote out a separate trial on spying for more hamas morsi. -- four mohamed morsi. for more on this, i am joined in the newsroom by armen georgian. walk us through this series of now both charges, verdicts, and sentences against mohamed morsi and other members of the muslim brotherhood, the leader, who has been handed 25 years in jail or a life sentence. armen: it has been going on for exactly two years now. it was in july 2013 that mohamed morsi was ousted by the man who is now president of egypt. at that point he was the chief of egypt's armed forces. and after that

only on al jazeera america al qaeda in yemen says it's leader nasser al-wuhaishi has been killed in a u.s. drone strike. ♪ ♪ welcome ba al jazerra, i am in doha. coming up in the next half hour, isil suffers its biggest serious setback in two years as kurdish forces take control of the key town. >>> anan egyptian court is expected today deliver its final verdict on the death sentence for deposed president mohamed morsi. >>> and a u.n. reports its own peacekeepers have been ex-ly exploiting the very people this were sent to protect. ♪ ♪ >>> al qaeda in yemen has confirmed that its leader nasser al-wuhaishi has been killed in a u.s. bombing. the group has named its former military chivas its new leader. the u.s. is believed to have launched over 100 strikes in yemen since 2002. al jazerra's caroline malone has more. >> reporter: nasser al-wuhaishi was among four al qaeda members who launched al qaeda in yemen in 2007. two years later it merged with the saudi arabian braun were to become al qaeda that the a indicate vinnie that police los angeles with al-wuhaishi as their leader. in dece

and sheikh nasser al-wuhaishi was in charge of al-qaeda in the arab peninsula and u.s.ded him as one of the most dangerous people in the world and we have the story. >> reporter: the meeting of al-qaeda in the arab peninsula was held last year in the open and during daylight hours and despite the drone attack the leader seemed to be saying we are not afraid. clearly mocking the u.s. and yemen governments who for years have vowed to get rid of aqap and a target for well over a decade has been eliminated but is the threat still alive? >> al-qaeda, the original al-qaeda has by and large been neutral iezed in the last several years and al-qaeda and arab peninsula has not and is probably the most significant to the west in terms of both capability and intent to conduct terrorist attacks. >> reporter: [bomb sounds] aqap under the stewardship has been considered the active and dangerous wing of the al-qaeda network, formed in 2009 after the merger of the saudi and yemen branches of al-qaeda carried out their first cross border attack in august of that year when a su side bombe

al qaeda now saying that its second in command, nasser al wahishi is dead. killed by an air strike in yemen. he was a target on friday. he is the head of the al qaeda in the arain yajan peninsula. meanwhile, there are still lingering doubts this morning that another target was, in fact, killed. this one in libya. initial reports indicate nasser al baktar was taken identity but still no official corn firm confirmation yet. >>> donald trump, will he or won't he? he could become the 12th person to announce plans for the white house. trump would follow on the heels of jeb bush who yesterday became the 11th person to declare a run for the presidency. on the flip side hillary clinton has been busy on the campaign trail. while in new hampshire yesterday she discussed early childhood education and once again avoided taking a position on president obama's trade deal. tracie potts reports from washington. >> reporter: the donald on twitter calling today a really big day for america after a rally in new york today, trump's schedule has him hitting iowa and new hampshir

nasser al wahishi was second to the current leader of al qaeda who took over after b death in 2011.e once served as bin laden's personal secretary back in the day. he became leader in al qaeda in the arabian presence law based as yemen which was a lethal branch of the al qaeda administration. figured prominently in the attacks. the u.s. have not confirmed al-wahishi's death. he has already been replaced by his deputy. ainsley and alawlaki. >> we are going to go to extreme weather. millions of americans bracing for dangerous weather. tropical storm bill approaches. >> the system barreling toward the coast packing 50 mile per hour winds. ner still trying to pick up the pieces from the wettest months in history. >> parts of oklahoma heavy rains turning yards into ponds. in chicago dangerous thunderstorms sending people running for cover. you can see a menacing funnel cloud hovering over downtown. >> janice dean is in our weather center tracking it at this point. >> a rough travel day across the country. if we have delays across texas that will add a ripple effect for the rest of the co

he's somebody that saudi counterterrorism officials viewed as even more dangerous than nasser al wuhayshi someone at the heart of the groups being put together in the last few years against american aviation against the west and there's real concern that can cause an attack and the loss of nasser wuhayshi. and al asiri is still at large and there are resources to put together some kind of plot. brooke? >> general, we were describing that he was the shadeow of obl and the revolution of modern terror. how would wuhayshi compare to a current member of isis? >> this was a guy that had been with bin laden for a very long period of time. he joined in afghanistan, was with him all the time learned from the master looked at the ideology and philosophy of al qaeda of an organization and what they wanted to do abroad and paul might comment on this. you've almost transitioned into a new generation of leaders from the ones that were fighting in afghanistan, not only against the americans but even earlier against the russians when they were there. you're talking about younger guys who know they have a

has taken out nasser al wahaishi would be but a blow to the structure. he has credentials that are very respected within al qaeda. he had been osama bin laden's driver one of his closest aiding and one analyst says for about four years he never left bin laden's side. in 2009 when branches in yemen and saudi arabia merged he took control of the al qaeda branch called al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. his assent was confirmed by eamonn al zawahiri considered the global leader of al qaeda. that's the same as the leader of isis abubakar al baghdadi. we spoke about the kind of role he has running aqap. >> he's the ceo, the guy that's ultimately responsible. he's fund-raising recruiting setting the policy guidelines for this organization but he has other folks doing the other key operational pieces. >> the other people running operations are indeed very dangerous. you heard barbara mention a moment ago ibrahim al asiri, he is believed to still be alive. he's so devoted to attacking the u.s. he once placed the bomb inside the body of his brother for a 2009 att

and one analyst says for about four years, nasser al what shary never left osama bin laden's side. his ascent was confirmed by eye man al sa waury. he eventually got a $10 million bounty placed on his head by the u.s. state department. that's the same as the head of isis, baghdadi. i spoke about the role he has running aqap. >> he's the ceo. he's the guy ultimately responsible for all of those things. he's fund-raising, recruiting, setting the policy guidelines for this organization as a whole, but he's got other folks that are doing some of the key operations. >> reporter: and the other people running operationing for aqap are very dangerous, ibrahim al asiri who is still very much alive. this guy is so devoted to the cause of attacking the u.s. and its allies he once placed a bomb inside the body of his own brother. the bombing killed his brother but failed to kill the minister. it's al acere's work that leads officials to call him the most dangerous branch. there was a plot of the underwear bomber. that bomb came very close to exploding. the following year he placed bombs in pri

nasser alal-wahayshi was taken out a few days ago. already, al qaeda in yemen appointed a successor to him. still, it's a big get. wahayshi a top official. that group behind many plots trying to get bombs on u.s. airliners. anything to take out their leadership is a top priority for the u.s. as you say, chris, this comes after several recent scores for the u.s. intelligence community. it was a couple days ago, they announced an f-15 strike against the top leader of the al qaeda affiliate in north africa. an f-15 strike in libya taking out a man. a couple weeks ago, of course that delta force raid inside syria on the ground taking out a top isis operative. there have been a lot of pluses but there have been you know you have to remember there's a couple very serious misses if you will. the american contractor warren killed earlier this year in a u.s. drone strike in pakistan. they didn't know he was there. several months ago, the failed effort to get several hostages out of syria, they were moved before the special forces team got ther

airstrikes in yemen have killed al-qaeda chief, nasser al-wuhayshi removing the leader of its offshoot in the arabian peninsula. the white house announced that news today. and the militant group confirmed it, in a video statement posted online. wuheeshi was known as al-qaeda's charismatic second-in-comnd, and a close associate of osama bin laden in the years leading up to the 9/11 attacks. earlier today judy spoke with retired marine general john allen, the president's point person for the coalition fighting the islamic state, about the strike on the rival militant group. >> it's a blow to al qaeda as the number two in al qaeda. it just continues to reinforce theoint that al qaeda leadership will be at risk no matter where they are on the planet, that the united states is going to hunt you down and we're going to deal with you. >> ifill: judy's complete interview with general allen will run later in the broadcast. for more details of the slain al qaeda leader, i spoke earlier with former deputy national security adviser for combating terrorism, juan zarate. welcome back, juan zarate. >

only on al jazeera america al qaeda in yemen says it's leader nasser al-wuhaishi has been killed in a u.s. drone strike. ♪ ♪ welcome ba al jazerra, i am in doha. coming up in the next half hour, isil suffers its biggest serious setback in two years as kurdish forces take control of the key town. >>> anan egyptian court is expected today deliver its final verdict on the death sentence for deposed president mohamed morsi. >>> and a u.n. reports its own peacekeepers have been

nasser al-wuhayshi's death is the latest in yemen. and the parties come together to form a united political. this at the european parliament.

jazeera, i'm david foster and also coming up in the next 30 minutes al-qaeda in yemen says sheikh nasserishi has been killed in a u.s. drone strike and i.s.i.l. suffers setback in two years as kurdish forces take control of a town and t

al qaeda in yemen has confirmed its leader nasser al-wuhaishi has been killed. >>> kurdish forces inia have retaken the town cutting off the main supply line of the islamic state of iraq and the have levant. this is their only leak to their self did declared capital rah raqqa: >>> there are allegations that the australian has been bribing smugglers for a decade. they are not confirming if they paid. >>> posey description president mohamed morrisey is expected to receive the final rule on his death sentence tuesday. he have sentenced to death along with dozens of others over a mass jail break during the 2011 uprising the court has been considering the recommendation of egypt's highest religious body whether the verdict should stand. rob matheson has more. >> reporter: mohamed moore say was sworn in as egypt's first elected civilian leader and fifth president in june 2012. a leader member of the muslim brotherhood he won from backing of his supporters and voters who didn't want on the president like mubarak he promised a government working for all egyptians. but politically and economi

official told nbc news that nasser al wawuhayshi has been killed. operations manager reporting to obama's successor. he was in charge of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, the group based out of yemen. meanwhile, the pentagon says they believe the attack killed a leader in 2013. the investigation is still ongoing. >>> and the u.s. is celebrating a victory against islamic state militants in syria. kurd and state rebels are now in control of an isis strong hold. >>> let's turn to business as the dow falls in the red once again for the year. markets closed lower due to anxiety over the greek debt crisis and the fed meeting that starts today. that meeting could give clues into when the u.s. central bank will raise interest rates. one company that did have a good day on wall street was aig. after winning a partial victory and lawsuit against the u.s. government. now, a federal judge decided that the government's demands in the 2008 bailout were too severe and that it did not have the right to become the legal owner of the insurance giant. a decision that

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the terror group confirming overnight in a brand new video that nasser abu hasi was killed in a cia ledike. his secondhand man was -- has taken his place. >> he was once osama bin laden's personal secretary. and ahead of the dangerous splinter group in the arab pens will he who claimed the responsibility for the charlie hebdo attack in paris. >>> we will have more on the story through out the hour. now to extreme weather you need to know about. millions of the americans across the country bracing for dangerous weather. southern texas on high alert as tropical storm bill priechs. >> the system barreling straight to the coast packing 50 mile per hour winds. the flood ravaged area still trying to pick up the pieces from the wettest month in the state's history. >> heavy rains turning yards into ponds. then in chicago dangerous thunderstorms sending people running for cover. you can see a menacing funnel cloud hovering over dow

. >> reporter: yeah jon, the hunt for nasser alir al wuhayshi stretched through the port see of macalla. and al wuhayshi has a terrorist background if you want to call it that. he was osama bin laden secretary after 9/11. and also second in command of al qaeda. and the head of as you mentioned al qaeda in the arabian peninsula or aqap. and it's the branch operating out of yemen. al wuhayshi's death is being called a blow to al qaeda. he's expected to replace and also the strike is looked at as a success for counterterrorism in yemen, despite the violence, despite the war that continues there as well. another dangerous leader of the terror group, a guy name al remi is expected to replace al wuhayshi. the pentagon spokesman said the repeated warning to terrorists around the world saying quote/unquote, we will find you, and we will kill you, with that said mr. al wuhayshi's death is say significant setback and a significant blow to al qaeda. jon, back to you. >> that is good to hear. thanks very much. john huddy reporting from the mideast bureau. >>> coming up later in the hour we'll speak

the terrorist group confirmed the death of nasser al-wahayshi. he was the head in the arabian peninsula. officials say if it is true this is a significant blow to al qaeda's leadership. >> he's number 11 on your presidential score card if you are playing. jeb bush hopes to be number one in the hearts of voters. after months of build up he made his candidacy official monday making himself the most qualified to lead and addressing a primary challenge, that's his name. dana bash is live in washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. jeb bush addressed something that is painfully obvious to him. he's failed to break out of the pack or scare people out of the pack. he's going to have to earn it. his mother was looking on. he made it clear, he's not entitled. >> not one of us deserves the job by right of resume party, seniority, family or family narrative. itis nobody's turn. it's everybody's test. it's wide open. exactly as the contest for president should be. [ applause ] >> reporter: so one of the enduring questions about

intelligence official tells cnn, and let me quote specifically "we are looking to confirm the death of nasser al wahashi," the leader of al qaeda in yemen. the most dangerous affiliate of al qaeda by u.s. intelligence estimates. the affiliate that has tried to put explosives on u.s. aircraft. they are said to be responsible for the 2009 attempted underwear bombing, the attempt to use printer cartridges on airplanes to hide bombs, a number of events that this affiliate has been behind. the fact that the u.s. intelligence community says tonight they are looking to verify his death, you can take away from that that there may well have been a u.s. strike against what they believe a location was where he was at. to be clear, that is not being confirmed by the united states. but at least two yemeni security over fishes are telling cnn they believe he is dead from a suspected u.s. drone strike. the u.s. not willing to go that far, not willing to say more than they are looking into these reports of his death. but briana if wahashi is dead this is the third major kill if you will of a major terrorist

al qaeda in yemen has announced its leader, nasser al-wuhayshi has been killed in a u.s.bombing, likely a cia drone strike. al-wuhayshi is a former associate of osama bin laden. he became head of aqap in 2009. meanwhile, a delegation of houthi rebels have arrived in geneva for the second day of u.n.-backed peace talks. it has been nearly three months since saudi arabia launched its offensive against the houthis in yemen. on monday, u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon called for a two-week humanitarian ceasefire to coincide with the start of the holy month of ramadan. >> the fighting has killed more than 2600 people, half of them civilians. it has destroyed the schools hospitals, and precious culture heritage. today, yemen's very existence hangs in the balance while parties -- yemen burns. the parties have a responsibility to end the fighting and begin the real process of peace and reconciliation. amy: the united nations recently said 20 million people, 78% of the population, need urgent humanitarian aid in yemen. that's an increase of 4 million from just three months ago.