. >> rosalyn is an expert in team dynamics and the author of "owning up" a school based curriculum that teaches ethics. while some may think cheating is a victimless crime, she tells kids what's at stake. >> if you cheat, your lack of knowledge or lack of ability is going to come forward. not only will you be punished, but people will think that you are a fraud. >> and we've seen how cheating can get out of control. a new york suburb was rocked by a cheating scandal several years ago. it was displayed all over the news. >> parents at this wealthy north shore school were not surprised to hear about the widening scam. >> it's never going to change. kids are going to keep cheating no matter what they do. >> it's very prevalent. >> eric is a professor of educational psychology at ohio state university. he's analyzed over 50 years of data on cheating trends and sees it as a serious problem. his research suggests that more than half and possibly up to 95% of high school students have cheated at some point. >> not everyone, but most are doing something that most of us would consider an act of

. >> amanpour was made possible on pbs by the support of rosalyn p. walter. >> now the kremlin and the white house are marching in step. both denying allegations of collusion over the 2016 u.s. presidential election. there is nothing unusual about that. but the circumstances are now quite extraordinary. the mueller investigation has led to 13 russian nationals and three organizations being indicted on charges of conspireing to defraud the united states. plus, another former trump adviser rick gates has reportedly agreed a plea deal to cooperate with the investigation. as for the president, he still refuses to ackwledgehe danger oference and he took aim at countless people from the fbi to his own national s security adviser. for the time being, there is no actual proof that donald trump's campaign and the kremlin were in cahoots. the journalist luke harding is the author of "collusion." he writes for the u.k.'s guardian which is a major presence in the u.s. he is joining me here in london. kelly has delved into trump's ties into russia. she's joining u

. ♪ >>> "amanpour" on pbs was made possible by the generous support by rosalyn p.ter. >> good evening, everyone, and welcome to the program. i'm in london with the global perspective. it seems like the cold war is well and truly back. is it? complete with a brand-new nuclear arms race between the united states and russia, the white house this weekend released its new new youclear p, aiming to put the nuclear arsenal back at the center of the defense strategy. it's called for a new generation of low-yield nuclear weapons and has raised questions and alarms especially overseas, and especially from nations like russia and china because of the fear that they might actually one day be used. david sanger takes a close look at the new nuclear strategy in "the new york times" today. the headline, "to counter russia, u.s. signals nuclear arms are back in a big way." he's the paper's national security correspondent. david, welcome from washington. >> great to be back with you. >> this is extraordinary. it really did grab all the top headlines here overseas over the weekend w

that would somehow be a strategy that anyone would think would work was also just ridiculous. >> rosalynt it was interesting that you talked to -- that your reporters talked to people that worked there. and talk a little bit about the conditions they describe. >> yeah, i mean, they very much describe sort of a factory of disinformation, much as adrian found in his really excellent piece. they talk about 12-hour history ises, 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and then overnight. they work in rooms with banks of computers, 20 computers in a room with the shades drawn on the windows, having to hit sort of quotas of how many posts they get per hour, per day. one thing i thought was really interesting is they would talk about how sometimes they would purposefully fight in the comment sections of articles. two people would take one position and a third person would take the opposite position. and eventually the third person would declare ah-ha, he had been convinced. >> and so there is division in the agency, according to this individual and others between what's happening domestically in russia where a

government and its friends and ismail haniya is financial assets and impose a travel ban and washington rosalyn toward points. the united states formally declared the palestinian group hamas a terrorist organization in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven twenty one years later washington says hamas is political chief. is himself a specially designated global terrorist because thanks to his leadership hamas has killed seventeen americans the designation is that any assets honey a house in the u.s. are now close and he can't travel there and u.s. persons cannot give him any financial support one official says honey a is a clear threat to u.s. national security and he has been a member of hamas and the one nine hundred eighty s. and he rose through the ranks in large part but continually championing terrorism against israel. and he has calls for a renewed into fatah just last month underscore how important today's designation is we will not be distracted by hamas as efforts to obscure its true and bloody nature of the land makani a call for a new uprising against israel in december because of t

much earlier than expected palestinians have condemned the announcement saying it's a provocation rosalyn jordan has more. news the u.s. embassy would move from television to jerusalem on may fourteenth ok not in a communique but in a tweet from israel's intelligence minister i would like to congratulate donald trump on his decision to transfer the u.s. embassy on israel's seventieth independence day no greater gift than that a short time later the u.s. president donald trump confirmed the news in a speech i was hit by more countries and more pressure and more people calling begging me don't do it don't do it don't do it. i said we have to do it it's the right thing to do it wasn't december trump announced he was moving the embassy to jerusalem. and he angered those who said the u.s. was basically giving jerusalem to israel outside of final status talks with the palestinians the palestinian president mahmoud abbas was among those who condemned but at the u.n. security council this week it was clear abbas had moved on he told them basters the era of the u.s. as an honest broker is over and

. >> whitaker: in "american hustle" she played rosalyn, a looney, long island housewife. >> rosalyn: love. don't you dare forget that part. we fell madly in love. >> whitaker: and in "joy," she was a desperate mother-turned- entrepreneur. >> joy: it's the only mop you're ever going to buy. the best mop you're ever going to use. >> whitaker: she earned academy award nominations for all three movies... >> tiffany: i'm just the crazy slut with a dead husband. ( laughs ) >> whitaker: ...and took home the best actress oscar for "silver linings playbook." >> pat: hey, tiffany. >> whitaker: but jennifer lawrence is not one to rest on her laurels. >> lawrence: i am hard on myself. ( laughs ) >> whitaker: why? >> lawrence: i get paid, a huge amount of money to be able to do what i love. >> whitaker: so you're the one putting this pressure on you? >> lawrence: yes. too many people sacrificed so that i could be here. my parents, you know, changed their entire lives to support me. and i, i worked too hard to get here to be stupid about it. >> whitaker: lawrence's father owned a construction comp

rosalyn carter and i went to every state that had entry laws in place. we lobbied every legislature and governor and got all 50 states to adopt the laws. we appeared before joint sessions and everything else. all the states now have a mandate that all school centers have to be fully immunized. brighter's -- were remarkable men. lee williams is an example of someone who did not grow up in arkansas. he worked for senator fulbright so his ties to arkansas became greatly amplified. intricate intoy the politics of arkansas, the education in arkansas, national policy that was being driven by senator fulbright. had taken fulbright the position that force is not going to cause people to love each other, or to tolerate each other. what is going to get them to ,hat point is education education, and superior education. what needs to be done is that the black schools all to be equal, not just separate, but equal, and they are not. you're not going to be able to oute this issue and come with any end you would be happy with. >> david lambert ended up being on the boar

people to people ties are affected sixty seven percent of turks have an unfavorable view of americans rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. earlier to listen was in lebanon way he said that hezbollah's influence in regional conflicts is threatening the country's security the secretary of state made the comments after meeting lebanese president michel aoun and prime minister saad hariri. them to uphold lebanon's commitment to insure calm on the southern border with israel. to colombia where the president says his country needs international help to cope with and humanitarian crisis after the arrival of hundreds of thousands of venezuelans the influx has been caused by a deepening economic crisis in venezuela alice on the ramp visited the colombian government's first temporary shelter. near the border with venezuela. and his wife mark to talk their luck had turned for the better with the economic situation at home deteriorating a friend offered him a well paying job. in venezuela i had a good job at a business making five times the minimum wage but the value of my salary kept falling i couldn't

several years there's no denying the embassy move will affect any and all peace talks going forward rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. now special counsel robert miller whose investigation the alleged russian interference in the u.s. election has unsealed the latest charges against extra aide paul manifold it accuser's mother thought of secretly paying former senior european politicians to lobby on behalf of the cranium government in the in twenty twelve and twenty thirteen which then supported russia court papers say he wired more than two million euros to unnamed politicians. comes from campaign aide has changed his plea to guilty cases admission of conspiracy and lying to the inquiries investigate just means he'll be willing to cooperate and testify against other reports. thank you it's happened again another member of donald trump's twenty sixteen campaign walks into the courthouse and pleads guilty to a serious felony conspiring against the united states and line to investigators gates isn't a household name but it's believed he played an important role in the campaign and inaugurat

several years there's no denying the embassy move will affect any and all peace talks going forward rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. a lebanese man has been arrested on suspicion of being involved in the death of a filipino maid in kuwait joanna demo fellas is body was found in a freezer more than a year after she was reported missing police arrested her former employer now their asses off in lebanon his wife is also a suspect but she remains at large them are fellas is death prompted the philippine government to ban new deployments of workers to kuwait and to repatriate hundreds of its nationals from their. special counsel robin miller who's investigating alleged russian interference in the us election has revealed the latest charges against extra aid for manifold he's accused of secretly paying unnamed european politicians in twenty twelve and twenty thirteen to lobby for ukraine's then government which was pretty much scare core papers say manifold also while the politicians more than two million euro's. now it comes as another campaign aide has changed his plea to guilty rick gates

destabilizing the middle east the problem for the trumpet ministration a ma says it won't be deterred rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington well we've been speaking to bassam algo saying he's with the truman national security project she says honey is addition to the u.s. terror list comes as no surprise. this is not a very significant policy change on the part of the united states because for many years since the one nine hundred ninety s. hamas as an organization has been already recognized as a terrorist organization by the united states and so therefore simply saying that the leader now is being singled out for individual designation as a terrorist is not a huge difference although it will place individuals think sions on him as a person hamas has never been a party to the negotiating talks with the israelis it's always been with the palestinian authority we don't recognize hamas as a legitimate government and city and so it doesn't quite accomplish any political and national security space again it's just more a talking point added to the trump administration's rhetoric that he's supposed

state department said it could be the third chemical attack in thirty days rosalyn jordan has the latest from washington d.c. . the civil war in syria has not been at the top of the news agenda here in washington for at least several weeks but on thursday the trumpet ministration made known a couple of us serious concerns about the conduct of the war on the part of the government of president bashar al assad first reporters were told in a briefing off camera that they do believe that the syrian government still has a chemical weapons arsenal and did not come clean about the extent of their chemical weapons holdings back during the obama administration when they gave up their weapons in order to not face any sort of u.s. military action for targeting people with chemical weapons during the syrian civil war then here at the state department new allegations about the use of a weapon that technically isn't a weapon but still has very dangerous effects when used against people we are watching very carefully and the united states is an extremely concerned about yet another report of the use of

rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington's hillary mann leverett is a former u.s. state department and national security council official she says the indictment shows concern about a resurgence of russia's cold war tactics there's nothing new about russian or american interference in each other's domestic politics or in the domestic politics of a range of other countries this is something you know going back to one nine hundred fifty s. when many prominent americans were fired from their jobs and blacklisted for suspected ties to commie to the communist soviet union so there's nothing really new about it i think the new dynamic now here is an american political elite concern about resurgent russia particularly russia's power under president putin to exercise its influence whether we see it in the middle east in syria in other places china and perhaps here in the united states when the united states is arguably at a very weak point where many people in the united states would consider this is right now a very divided and open and vulnerable to russian influence so

jeopardy given the president's predilection for driving out those who don't parrot his view of the world rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington the supporters of deported ukrainian opposition leader mikhail saakashvili have marched three key have to demand his return suckers really was abducted from a restaurant last week he was thrown into a van and put on a helicopter from kid have to warsaw his supporters want him back to contest the presidency shot of bennett's reports. by a movement that won't be stops by freezing temperatures and to push it leader rains opposition marches only way to the premier league we came here to change this chief in our country to make us rich is work for the people and to support the people that's why they are here today. they swarmed into the streets to protest against president petro poroshenko and supporters deported opposition leader. mikhail saakashvili they want publishing called peached and a new election was this was the scene one week ago when saakashvili was seized in a key of restaurant more than a dozen men in military uniforms grabs the politician and thr

several years there's no denying the embassy move will affect any and all peace talks going forward rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington special counsel robert mueller who's investigating alleged russian interference in the u.s. election has unsealed the latest charges against former trump a poll manifolds but he's accused of secretly. paying unnamed european politicians to lobby for the previously prime moscow government in ukraine in twenty twelve and twenty thirteen cold papers say manifold also why the politicians more than two million euros night come. come paine eight has changed his plea to guilty rick gates's admission of conspiracy and lying to investigators means he's willing to cooperate and testify against others particle he has more. why do you think it's happened again another member of donald trump's twenty sixteen campaign walks into the courthouse and pleads guilty to a serious felony conspiring against the united states and line to investigators gates isn't a household name but it's believed he played an important role in the campaign and inauguration often seen right next

jeopardy given the president's predilection for driving out those who don't parrot his view of the world rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington an internal report released by oxfam has revealed that three of its work has threatened witnesses during an investigation into alleged sexual misconduct in haiti the charity released the report after being criticized for a lack of transparency of allegations its director in haiti use prostitutes during an aid mission the reports israel and fund have or myron admitted the behavior has previously denied the claims the charity said to deliver the full report to haiti's government it's unveiled an action plan to tackle sexual harassment and abuse still ahead on al-jazeera. but some drivers are concerned about a change of direction for popular way of getting round the philippines pass. on to guard greets us you know costa rica where one man's life long gardening project has turned him into a cultural icon. but it's going on in the. world coast of the italian riviera. hello there was another stormy weather across the mediterranean at the moment the satellite pic

several years there's no denying the embassy move will affect any and all peace talks going forward rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. ok we can think the most of about gucci now who's president of the palestinian national initiative is joining us from ramallah in the occupied west bank good to talk to you again miss about kitty the timing of the shift of the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem is seems very much to to be designed to have maximum impact it's at the start of of ramadan for muslims it's at the point at which israel will celebrate its seventieth anniversary of independence and of course it's around the time of the not the day in which palestinians mark the start of the nightmare in terms of occupation absolutely i mean nothing could be more provocative and more aggressive than such and. such as it. but this reveals two things first of all if you do how are ignored and this administration is in the united states unfortunately and second how influential mr netanyahu and his israeli lobby in washington is and when it comes to this administration i think the whole team that

economy humming and investors from panicking a difficult test in his first days on the job changes rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington right now to the military is where the crisis is the finning two supreme court judges and an opposition leader have now been arrested just hours after president abdullah you mean declared a fifteen day state of emergency last week the court had ordered the release of nine leading opposition figures shelob ellis has the latest. opposition politicians film outside criminal court waiting to hear the fate of their colleagues are mad and have to listen and they were arrested and charged with bribery upon arriving in the country on sunday a judge dropped the charges and release them they are two of nearly twenty politicians affected by a supreme court ruling that has created a political crisis in the island nation. of ian celebrated on thursday when their top court called for the retrial of nine opposition politicians including exiled former president mohammed machine and the judges reinstated twelve employees who had lost their seats for siding with the opposit

several years there's no denying the embassy move will affect any and all peace talks going forward rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. a lebanese man has been arrested on suspicion of being involved in the death of a filipina maint in kuwait. his body was found in a freezer more than a year of the chivas. bulleted missing police arrested her former employer. in lebanon his wife is also a suspect but remains at large demand for less is death prompted the philippine government to ban new deployments of workers to kuwait and to repatriate hundreds of its nationals from there some catholics in the philippines have been marching in protest against president deter taze anti drugs campaign three thousand alleged drug users have been killed since the war on drugs began to turkey took office in two hundred sixteen police officers are accused of involvement in many of the deaths church leaders of called on the president to end the campaign. special counsel robert who's investigating alleged russian interference in the u.s. election has revealed the latest charges against an ex trump aide polenta f

several years there's no denying the embassy move will affect any and all peace talks going forward rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington well still ahead here on al-jazeera a poll to dispute threatens to put the brakes on lebanon's every g.m. bush. and how a multi-billion dollar gas pipeline in afghanistan could mean more than just economic benefits stay with us here. however they are unsettled weather looks like sticking around for the middle east at least for the next few days still plenty of clouds coming in across iraq iran over towards afghanistan further west little bit of cloud just coming towards the levant as well as we go on through the next day out it doesn't look too bad as we go through saturday we can see for syria for iraq the cloud the right in that same place eighteen celsius in baghdad fair amount of plowed kuwait also seeing a good splattering of rain coming through and that will make its way further eastwards rain turning to snow over the hindu kush pushing across afghanistan fourteen celsius here in kabul and notice still looking rather disturbed behind and wet weather

people to people ties are affected sixty seven percent of turks have an unfavorable view of americans rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. earlier telus and was in lebanon where he wants has been lies into went in regional conflicts is threatening the country's security the secretary the secretary of state made the comments after meeting lebanese prime minister michel aoun and prime minister saad hariri me he also i urge them to uphold lebanon's commitment to ensure calm on the southern border with israel still ahead on al-jazeera ethiopia scrambles to replace a prime minister after his surprise resignation and celebrations begin across china and southeast asia for the lunar new year. hello and welcome back we'll look at the americas and across north america we've got cold air pushing influence west cold fronts across more southeastern areas some snow on its leading edge nurses warmer than stuff across parts of the south atlanta twenty one miami to twenty seven washington still about through much of friday some snow also across the pacific northwest there and there's a move the forecast some

destabilizing the middle east the problem for the trumpet ministration a ma says it won't be deterred rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. the polish senate has approved a bill that would make it illegal to suggest poland was complicit in the nazi holocaust the upper house back the draft legislation despite objections from israel and the us israel accuses poland of trying to rewrite history that the bill is signed into law by the president some offenses could carry jail sentences of up to three years not just for show research of the past is not threatened in any way talking about the past and analyzing this past even the dark is shameful part of the pollution past is not present in any way poland is a democratic state of law respecting the freedom of public debate respecting scientific research respecting the right to criticism. of our no this law has a very wide scope of application it may also refer to the discussion about history which takes place in every country also in poland especially about the newest history about the times of the nazi occupation this public discussion should take

destabilizing the middle east the problem for the trumpet ministration a ma says it won't be deterred rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington very often has a publicist and political commentator he joins us now from tel aviv and we appreciate your time considering the mood at the trump administration has made as a pertains to the israeli palestinian situation is this really a surprise. it's not a surprise and actually doesn't have a real effect on the ground because it's not that i was coming to the united states every few months to meet with people do come as considered to be a terrorist organization according to the u.s. and therefore it's more like a media statement a public statement it doesn't have a real serious effect on things on the ground however we need to know actually at that i was going to ask you that that obviously changes things for him specifically but does it really have a broader effect than that and if it doesn't then why do it i finger to the trumpet ministration would like to show that is fighting to income a season is still a terrorist organization hamas is not ready to w

destabilizing the middle east the problem for the trumpet ministration a ma says it won't be deterred rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington now as you mentioned at the european union pledging an extra fifty three million dollars in aid for palestinians following the u.s. decision to withhold funding he used foreign policy chief federica mockery made that announcement at a donors meeting in brussels after a un warning that gaza's economy is on the verge of collapse here is not saying baba with more from brussels. well just before the talks started here in brussels the e.u.'s foreign policy chief frederica moore greeny did say you're on the record but this meeting really came about as a result of president trump's recent announcement that the u.s. would recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and the angry reaction that provokes a not only among the palestinian leadership but in other countries in the region to know the e.u. is stressing the importance of keeping the u.s. on board as a crucial partner in the so-called peace process which has really been dormant for several years and that was som

economy humming and investors from panicking a difficult test in his first days on the job titles rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington a government forces and opposition groups in south sudan. and south sudan on all still recruiting child soldiers despite numerous agreements to stop that's according to human rights watch which says children as young as thirteen are being abducted detained and forced to fight since the violence began in two thousand and thirteen the warning signs of violated several commitments human rights watch is calling for an arms embargo let's get more on this now from him morgan who is in juba south sudan's capital so what else. is human rights watch saying about this. well let's remember has been that this conflict is now in its fifth here so obviously over the called course of the conflict a lot of agreements have been signed to demobilize child soldiers who are in various who are in the ranks of various armed groups now human rights watch is saying instead of children being demobilized there is actually a rise in the in the number of child recruitment unicef are

several years there's no denying the embassy move will affect any and all peace talks going forward rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. some catholics in the philippines would be marching in protest against president deter taste and drugs campaign three thousand alleged drug users have been killed since the war on drugs began after president deterred he took office in twenty six scene in this is the scene live in manila and as you can see there are many difficult to say exactly how many but there are many protesters out protesting against what they consider to be extra judicial killings and an abuse of human rights so that's a scene live of course police officers have been accused of involvement in many of the deaths in church leaders are calling on the president to end his campaign. of perjury case governor has been visiting mainland u.s. looking for financial support for his island that was battered by a hurricane last year but many puerto rican sphere it will be big business not the residents who benefit from rebuilding she however tons explains. ricco there rosales as investors who ta

several years there's no denying the embassy move will affect any and all peace talks going forward rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. a former. u.s. president. has plenty to guilty of allegations of conspiracy and lying to the f.b.i. . they significance of gates' apparent admission. thank you it's happened again another member of donald trump's twenty sixteen campaign walks into the courthouse and pleads guilty to a serious felony conspiring against the united states and line to investigators gates isn't a household name but it's believed he played an important role in the campaign and inauguration often seen right next to his boss like here preparing for his party's acceptance speech gates was the former deputy campaign manager for trump and a longtime business partner of campaign chairman paul man of fort gates was indicted with manna for it last october for money laundering later face charges of bank fraud and tax evasion both men originally pled not guilty gates joined the term campaign in june of two thousand and sixteen and stayed on after man a fort was fired this will put more p

jeopardy given the president's predilection for driving out those who don't parrot his view of the world rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington sudan's president omar bashir has ordered the release of more than eighty political prisoners who were detained last month their families celebrated outside one of the prisons where they've been held the group includes prominent opposition leaders they were arrested after anti-government protests over the rising cost of food turned violent sudan's economy struggled in recent years in january the government to devalue the currency and cut subsidies which has led to the rise in prices that are in celebrations in kosovo's capital to mock ten years of independence from serbia security forces march through pristina as part of a weekend of festivities kosovo achieved autonomy in twenty eight after years of conflict as sovereignty is recognized by more than one hundred countries including the u.s. and most of the e.u. but it's yet to be recognized by serbia russia and china because of those also confronting increasing lawlessness in a cerebral dominated region of

destabilizing the middle east the problem for the trumpet ministration a mosque says it won't be deterred rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington now ghazi hamad is the deputy foreign minister of hamas he says palestinian leaders should come together to think of a new way forward without u.s. involvement. but we have experience of more than thirty years where the bush administration obama administration the clinton administration more than a twenty four years and i think we got the big zero from the american as media that i think this is a big lesson for the brits and our best to understand and to open his wise that american they are not honest and they are not accepted by the policy not do just only put the glasses of israel they just believe in the right of israel in existence security prosperity then never believe the palestinian national lies so i think now we have to change our strategy we have to first of all i think our prayer to know is to go back to the national unity the policy record simulation in order to have one started you when one vision and after that i think we can we can find diff

several years there's no denying the embassy move will affect any and all peace talks going forward rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. and east africa rwanda tanzania and uganda have banned the import of secondhand clothing to boost local industries there is now has more from uganda capital. this sound tells passing shoppers does a deal on second hand clothes to this market in uganda's capital kampala people take their pick from a pile among the more than one hundred fifty million u.s. dollars worth of used clothes imported in east africa every year mostly from the u.s. and the u.k. imports that uganda rwanda and tanzania could create to plan to support their own textile industries but margery can eke a dozen degree she looks after three orphans and gets their clothes here i think it's it's wrong because not everybody can afford and clothes. so that they all be able we're not afforded clothes most of them would make it up to actually about that so it's not because it's not a good idea but some east african governments think it is good to support the few local producers like this factory

destabilizing the middle east the problem for the trumpet ministration a ma says it won't be deterred rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington but we've been speaking to saying who's with the truman national security project she says and he is addition to the u.s. terror and this comes as no surprise. this is not a very significant policy change on the part of the united states because for many years since the one nine hundred ninety s. hamas as an organization has been already recognized as a terrorist organization by the united states and so therefore simply saying that the leader now is being singled out for individual does and nation as a terrorist is not a huge difference although it will place individual sanctions on him as a person hamas has never been a party to the negotiating talks with the israelis it's always been with the palestinian authority we don't recognize hamas osa legitimate government and city and so it doesn't quite accomplish any political and national security space again it's just more a talking point added to the trump administration's rhetoric that he's supposedly figh

destabilizing the middle east the problem for the trumpet ministration a mosque says it won't be deterred rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington here opinion you mean has pledged an extra fifty three million dollars in aid for the palestinians following the u.s. decision to withhold funding they ease foreign policy chief federica mohini made the announcement at a dana's meeting in brussels that comes amid a u.n. warning that economy is on the verge of collapse. the f.b.i. has raised questions about the accuracy of a secret congressional memo that suggests the agency and justice department appease their path the white house intends to release the classified document that contains allegations of anti trumped bias the kenyan government says three t.v. stations that had planned to broadcast opposition leader riley were dingos mock swearing in ceremony will stay off the air indefinitely the symbolic inauguration was condemned by the government as a form of treason an opposition m.p. has also been arrested the french president emmanuel mccraw has warned turkey against invading our freend in northern syri

destabilizing the middle east the problem for the trumpet ministration a ma says it won't be deterred rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. here are the headlines for you the associated press news agency has released video it says confirms reports of a massacre of revenge of muslims in may in march last year now earlier this month the me and military confirmed the killing of ten range of muslims whose bodies were found in a mass grave the a.p. says the video appears to show the bodies of half buried men its investigation suggests more than five mass graves have been found thought a massacre took place in in august but the news agency did speak to villages and they say the death toll could actually be more like one hundred people the yemeni government secessionists have swapped prisoners in the southern port city of aden the government's headquarters were taken over during three days of fighting in the city more than twenty people have been killed in this battle between the southern council session ists and government forces. domestic spy agency has secured thousands of highly classified gover

former first lady rosalyn carter is reconferring from surgery. -- covering from surgery. carter is expected to remain at atlanta's emery university hospital to rest and recover. she is 90 years old. married to former president jimmy carter in 1946. >>> a quick blast of winter weather caused major problems on iowa highways. you see it here. up to 70 drivers involved in a chain reaction crash yesterday. this is just north of des moines. it shut down interstate 35. police say people were driving too fast for the conditions. traffic backed up for nearly three hours. >> saw brake lights so i kind of started sliding. >> pumped my brakes and got to the point where i was sandwiched. i couldn't go anywhere. >> amid the crumpled cars, the most serious injury, a person with a broken arm. just 12 days ago a similar crash happened on the same freeway just ten miles north. >>> people from across san francisco came together over the weekend to witness the debut of a new book created to inspire people from many ages and backgrounds. abc 7 news was at the main library when children and ad

economy humming and investors from panicking a difficult test in his first days on the job changes rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington government forces and opposition groups in south sudan a still recruiting child soldiers despite numerous agreements to stop that's according to human rights watch which says children as young as thirteen of being abducted detained on forced to fight says of others began in two thousand and thirteen the warring sides of violated several commitments human rights watch is calling for an embargo about morgan has the latest from juba. this is not the first report that is being put out by human rights watch on child recruitment in south sudan it says that children as young as thirteen has been have have been recruited to fight in the conflict which is now in its fifth year unicef also put out a report in late ten fifteen saying that there are sixteen thousand children who are recruited by armed groups now that report has a change in delayed in seventeen to reflect new figures which says that more than one hundred thousand children have been recruited by armed g

>> yang: rosalyn taylor's son jaden is a fifth gder at leith walk elementary-middle school in north baltimore, one of the schools that closed. >> when i went to pick jaden up from school, i noticed that it was really, really cold in the building. and i was like, "why is it so cold in here?" and they was like, "well, we didn't have any heat." >> yang: what do you think about all of this? what does this make you think of the baltimore public schools? >> i think about transparency of what is happening with the funding that we get for each student. where's the money going? and where's my taxpayer dollars going? >> yang: baltimore city schools have a $1.3 billion operating budget. nearly three-quarters of it comes from the state of maryland. despite the state aid, schools still had to close a $130 million deficit in the last spending year. lue school board is still making cuts everywhere, ing to maintenance.20 betwee and 2017 maryland gave baltimore $12.8 million to deal with aging schools.te the cold snap, maryland governor larry hogan announced n he would spend $2.5 mill the state's emergency fu

economy humming and investors from panicking a difficult test in his first days on the job rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington ok let's take a look at how the does being playing out recently over the last five trading days in the drop in the dow jones industrial average has been state but when we compare that to the dow's performance over the past three months the losses of the past few days have only wiped out the markets gains since december when we look back further across a six month period where you can see the dow's overall trend is still increasing making these most recent losses arguably just a normalize ation. well today's trading is well underway across asia stock indices there are following the dow's q. and they're heading downwards the main stock index in australia open about two and a half percent lower in tokyo where it's approaching a day run about the benchmark nikkei index is down about five percent rajeev bass was the asia pacific chief economist for i.h.s. global insight he's joining us now from singapore via skype i'm also seeing that the hong kong is done by about th

simply fantasy is the being used for political reasons inside the militant states rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington's the us president as blaming the f.b.i. for the gun attack at a florida school which killed seventeen people total trump has tweeted very sad that the f.b.i. missed all of the many signals sent out by the florida school shoes that this is not acceptable spending too much time trying to prove russian collusion with the trump campaign there is no collusion then trump adds get back to the basics of make us all proud of trump's comments come after it was revealed the f.b.i. received a tip off last month that the suspect the suspect had a desire to kill and access to guns the agency admitted on friday that the agents failed to investigate the nineteen year old charged with the murders had been expelled from the school he was also known to local police were students from the school targeted when the state shootings have rallied for tighter gun control that angry that the suspect nicholas cruz could buy an automatic weapon legally despite his troubling behavior a survivor of the

destabilizing the middle east the problem for the trumpet ministration a ma says it won't be deterred rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. well let's put this into context for you on december the sixth donald trump unilaterally declared jerusalem as israel's capital that sparked protest for weeks across palestine and in several parts of the world on december the thirteenth the palestinian president mahmoud abbas formally rejected america's role as a mediator in any future israeli palestinian talks and a few weeks after that the u.s. froze more than half of its planned aid to the u.n. agency under a law which has been a lifeline for millions of palestinians across the region and now the u.s. is designating the leader of hamas and a key palestinian political group with the armed wing as a global terrorist it's not in sanctions on this melania who threatened a political uprising or into fatah against israel a day after trump's decision on jerusalem ghazi hamad is the deputy foreign minister of hamas joins me now from our gaza studio good to have you with us on al-jazeera even your colleagues wi

. >> i'm gwendolyn rosalyn and i'm here to say that the fence that was built is identical in character to the fence that was there then and the fence that was there was already old and not in perfect condition. the hinges to the gates are rusty. all we did was replace what would otherwise have fallen apart. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. [coughing] >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm stephanie peak and i live at 3517th avenue which is next door to 25 17th avenue, one of the projects written about by j.k. denine in that recent "san francisco chronicle" article about illegal construction in the city. as my neighbours and i did more research about our unfortunate circumstance, we've come in exact other residents all over the city, fighting virtually the same set of circumstances. inaccurate plans, work beyond the scope of permits and work without permits. all of which have become a purposeful method of conducting business in san francisco. it has become apparent to us that this is not a rare occurrence but wrather and em. democratic. -- epidemic. the submission of inaccu

jeopardy given the president's predilection for driving out those who don't parrot his view of the world rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington the body of morgan chang lying in state and zimbabwe's capital large crowds are turning out in her audience freedom square to pay their respects to the full opposition leader sixty five year old died on wednesday after suffering colon cancer shanghai forms the movement for democratic change and is a staunch critic of former president robert mugabe he'll be buried at his rural home on tuesday also serious out of the tussle is live for us in about what exactly can we expect to happen that today. out of. well people are here to honor his life more than a hundred eyes but he has a right here at this location one other thing a special prayer for him we're going to take people to get up on the stage brain opposition supporters people who knew her well to talk about all the good things he did with the body talk about how brave he was and then on tuesday at his role holistically hear from people who knew him before he became the op was opposition leader people who

destabilizing the middle east the problem for the trumpet ministration a ma says it won't be deterred rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington yet of oppenheimer is an israeli political commentator he thinks the u.s. sanctions against him merely symbolic. finger to the trumpet ministration would like to show that these fighting till income mercies is still a terrorist organization hamas is not ready to work with now is the right of israel to exist and hamas does not going to put down its weapon in continued to. not just in its soldiers but those stories where leaders civilians so therefore i think that their world can hope to treat comest like a real partner for peace i want to remind the nia to our fact was also considered to be a terrorist but once our fire declared that he recognized the right of israel to exist and he would like to stop negotiation peacefully with these well in the united states then the declaration to change and he became a partner not a terrorist so the ball is in the hamas hands. twenty eight russian athletes have had their lifetime bans from elliptic sports overturned jus