able to leave gaza. education he finished school in kuwait and then studied chemistry at the university of jordan. at the same time , he was a student and an activist of the islamic movement. after graduation, he returned to kuwait and worked in the industry sector until the persian gulf war. from 1965 to 1969 , he participated in providing aid to palestine. from 1969 to 1972, hamedan worked for one year at the hamas office in tehran as an assistant to the representative of hamas at the time, imad al-elami. after that, he became the official representative of hamas in iran for 4 years. a year later, hamdan was appointed as the senior representative of hamas in lebanon. in lebanon in the list. from lebanon in international media for interviews and commenting on various issues related to the gaza war appeared. hamedan has traveled to iran many times and his most recent trip is to attend the iranian media exhibition. media activity is part of the battle that we are doing today in the battle against the zionist regime. the importance of the media battle is less than the importance of the battle in. i

yaadat, director of the center for strategic studies at the university of jordan. what is happening goes far beyond the palestinian issue. and for good reason, this is, in all respects , a regional conflict, the origins of which are regional powers, each for its own reason. the scenario is determined by three processes in the region. the first is the abraham accord for reconciliation with israel, the second is the normalization negotiations between israel and saudi arabia. transport corridor project from europe to india through the middle east east. this would change the entire balance of power, primarily iran’s calculations and china’s plans. the main loser would be iran, and iran has ways to influence. we had information about meetings in beirut, for example, with the participation of representatives of iran, hamas, hezbollah, and so on. this, of course, is what they do. it sounds so-so, especially if you call it palestine. what is the problem? they are a backdrop of enormous casualties and destruction. but if without sentimentality, as the jordanian interlocutor

middle eastern expert zeid and ya'adat, director of the center for strategic studies at the university of jordant that what is happening goes far beyond the palestinian issue and for good reason. in all respects, this is a regional conflict, the origins of which are regional. europe to india via the middle east. the essence of everything together is the integration of israel into the middle eastern community, a direct connection between europe and south asia, relying on israeli-saudi interaction with the involvement of the levant. this would change the entire balance of power, primarily iran’s calculations and china’s plans. the main loser would be iran, and iran has ways to influence. we had it. information about meetings in beirut, for example, with the participation of representatives of iran, hamas, hezbollah and so on, this, of course, is not the only reason, but a very significant one, you may ask why, by the way, hamas would suddenly organize such a thing for the sake of iran, not for the sake of it, they have their own reason. the big reconstruction plan included strengthening the palest

the director of the center for strategic studies at the university of jordan, says israel and he is only to its own agenda. and the actions of the idea ultimately confirmed this. it is not only about the tragedy, it's more than 5. it's like, you know, human human printing because of the intensity of the people, there are more than 1.7 people and in the very small area. and there i have no options to flee to. there are 22 theories, at least in the mid lease of both americans and this radio relation that american accent can push or is a l if they want. and they, this far, they don't want to because they think there's really these are doing where they supposed to be the language they call that. so defense and the other theory saying that in fact americans has no power over it. is there a lot, nothing you know, regardless of all them or you can suppose to, it may say it's dividing, goodbye i do with i have to do and you don't tell me what to do. now in my, in my own system, and i think the americans do have the virtual in this range of these and they've been trying to convince is really gove

i sort of international affairs or customer university is also research or at the center for strategic studies at the university of jordan. he's joining us here and doha, good to have you with us. i've had and i want to ask you about those talks in a moment, but 1st of all, i want to talk to you about the drum strike that in that hit are all just these are journalists, are correspondents, and the camera. my know, we know that there's a large number of journalists, palestinian journalists, particularly who have been targeted in israel's water and gaza. why do you think it appears? this is the 5th time that i'll just eat a journalist, have been talking to why do you think i'll just eat or is being single that i think they are trying to target the lives here. uh correspondence simply because they wanna sign this then uh they are very annoyed by the does he have coverage? do you know that the does your enjoy, like we're kind of the audience and they want it just to make sure that you know, it gives you enough. probably they want them to behave and this is one thing. secondly, they want to kill the eye witness. you know, beca

2 elections, donald trump had trouble getting the support of young college educated americans as change. we me jasmine jordan at the university of iowa in iowa city. so my dad is a truck driver. my mom decided to homeschool me because she just felt like i would get a better education. you know, more focused education to definitely always felt lonely as a child. like many young chrome supporters jasmine grew up in a very religious family. the 20 year old from illinois belongs to the generation. we started into college. life was heavily influenced by the cold, with 19 pandemic. one thing i did like about coming to the school was that there was that super strict coded regulations and then it is like i met all these people online who are going to university evaluate because there's like all these just different chat forms. and so what kind of didn't make it challenging was like, i kind of didn't know, you know, do, since i'm not worried a master, i approach people who have mass and like it was really hard to like make friends here. and then when i went to make plans with them on campus, like no one went in to meet up. just depend

this case and this weekend's murder in kentucky followed two killings at the university of colorado this month. nicholas jordans charged in the shooting deaths of his roommate and a friend. police not yet revealing a motive in that case. back to the murder at campbellsville university. multiple local news outlets report coleman died by manual strangulation, citing the coroner. the school's president says the wrestling team is devastated by his death. >> voters in michigan go to the polls tomorrow in the latest presidential primary. polls say it will be another big win for donald trump, who leads nikki haley in some polls by 60. but that's not stopping haley, who rallied supporters near detroit last night. haley lost saturday's south carolina primary to trump by 20 points. she says her 40% of the vote gives her the right to stay in the race. >> he's not going to get the 40% by calling them names. he's not going to get the 40% by trying to take over the rnc so that it pays all his legal fees. and why should the 40% shouldn't have to cave to him on the democratic side, some michigan muslims are planning to use th

2 elections, donald trump had trouble getting the support of young college educated americans as change. we meet jasmine jordan at the university of iowa in iowa city. so my dad is a truck driver, my mom decided to homeschool me because she just felt like i would get a better.

this case and this weekend's murder in kentucky followed two killings at the university of colorado this month. nicholas jordanhe shooting deaths of his roommate and a friend. police not yet revealing a motive in that case. back to the murder at campbellsville university. multiple local news outlets report. kilman died by manual, strangled, citing the coroner. the school's president says the wrestling team is devastated by his death. >> a texas man is facing possible prison time for eavesdropping on his wife, who's an executive at bp. he's accused of insider trading, the sec says. tyler louden admits overhearing his wife discussing a major merger last year as she worked from home. he then made nearly $2 million on stock. he bought. he's now in talks to pay back the money. meanwhile, his wife has filed for divorce. >> coming up, new revelations about former talk show host wendy williams and her health struggles. >> also ahead, a star player is injured colliding with a fan. should college basketball now ban storming the court for good (bill) when we started blue buffalo, we made a promise to our boy blue - that

was arrested in the deadly shooting of two people in a dorm room at the university of colorado, colorado springs. nicholas jordanas arrested yesterday on two counts of first-degree murder. investigators say 24-year-old student samuel knopp and 26-year-old celie rain montgomery who was not a student there were found dead on friday. police say it appeared to be an isolated incident between people who knew each other. hundreds of people took part in a solidarity walk on about the campus yesterday. >>> and the "houston chronicle" says the main person of interest in the disappearance of an 11-year-old texas girl was the last person to see her. that's according to police. audrii cunningham was last seen thursday morning before she was supposed to catch her school buss. authorities say 42-year-old don mcdougall acknowledged he left the family's home with the girl but would not say if he dropped her off at the bus stop. he was a friend living in a trailer behind the house. he was arrested friday on an unrelated aggravated assault charge. >>> up next now, sun-stopper. scientists recorded a black hole that's ever recorded

legacy classic bringing together four top men's basketball teams of historically black colleges and universities to compete and today, in jordan's hometown of newark, new jersey in the one day doubleheader, gramling versus jackson state and at 4:00 p.m. eastern, one of the most auda audacious rivalries, hampton university versus my alma mater, howard university. the games will air on tnt. what you will experience if you attend today, lots of entertainment, battle of the bands and a college fair. jordan designed this to be an event, one of uplift on so many levels. joining me now is taylor rooks. taylor, great to see you. >> great to see you and i hear you're incredibly invested. i'll catch the back end of it. >> how has this become so special that other hbu teams want to be there? >> absolutely. big and special are two perfect ways to describe this event. this is my third year i've been a part of it. it feels like it gets bigger and better every year and the teams are always so excited to come to new jersey, have these experiences. see michael b. jordan play on a platform like tnt. you can see how much this means to them when th

university of colorado dorm room. knopp's roommate, 25-year-old student nicholas jordan charged with two counts of first-degree murder. newly unsealed documents show a history of tensions in the apartment following a january argument. jordan threatened knopp he would kill him and said there would be consequences if mr. jordan was asked to take out the trash again. >> i still feel really on edge. >> reporter: meanwhile, university of georgia reeling after 22-year-old lincoln riley was murdered while running on campus thursday. 26-year-old jose antonio ibarra a non-u.s. citizen from venezuela charged with her murder. authorities said they didn't know each other. his brother, diego ibarra charged with possessing a fake greencard, together igniting a political firestorm among conservatives like georgia governor brian kemp, demanding president biden take federal action to secure the border in the wake of riley's death. >> you have people like these two individuals that came into the country and committed crimes and nobody was notified of those and why were they not sent back? >> reporter: meanwhile, a student-led petition

university of colorado dorm room. knopp's roommate, 25-year-old student nicholas jordan charged with two counts of first-degree murder newly unsealed documents show a history of tensions in the apartment following a january argument jordan threatened knopp he would kill him and said there would be consequences if he was asked to take out the trash again. meanwhile, 22-year-old lincoln riley was murdered while running on campus thursday 26-year-old jose antonio ibarra a non-u.s. citizen from venezuela charged with her murder authorities said they didn't know each other. his brother, diego ibarra charged with possessing a fake greencard, together igniting a political firestorm i mong conservatives like governor brian kemp, demanding president biden take federal action to secure the border in the wake of riley's death. >> you have people like these two individuals that came into the country and committed crimes and nobody was notified of those and why were they not sent back >> reporter: meanwhile, a student-led petition has almost 25,000 signatures demanding the campus re-install emergency blue lights, call boxes used

next tonight here, the suspect in that double murder at the university of colorado in colorado springs facing a judge today. nicholas jordan is charged with two counts of murder in the fatal shooting of his roommate and the whom are roommate's friend. ak-47 style assault rifle as well. the court document says just last month, the suspect had allegedly threatened to kill his roommate if he was asked to take out the trash again, and school officials had been told. >>> there is a desperate search tonight for a missing american couple from virginia, disappearing in the caribbean. their boat found abandoned with, quote, "evidence of apparent violence." authorities say the boat had been stolen. here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight a desperate search for a missing american couple after police say three escaped prisoners stole their yacht off the caribbean island of grenada and escaped to neighboring islands. the family of ralph hendry and his wife kathy brandel from virginia say the couple, who lived on their catamaran named "simplicity," were last seen by a fellow boater entering a restaurant on sunday afternoon. >> monda

accused of killing two people in a dorm room at university of colorado colorado springs was the roommate of one of the victims. 25-year-old nicholas jordan murder charges. his roommate, samuel knopp and celie rain montgomery, were found shot to death on friday. montgomery was not a student, and there's no word on how she knew the two men or a motive for the murders. >>> and "the deseret news" says jodi hildebrant and ruby franke were sentenced to four consecutive terms in prison for child abuse. franke, a mother of six, what -- who gave parenting advice to millions on a popular youtube channel apologized in court yesterday to her children for physically and emotionally abusing them. >> it is important to me to demonstrate my regret without blame. i take full accountability for my choices. >> franke blamed her business partner jodi hildebrant for brainwashing her. the women pleaded guilty to four counts of aggravated child abuse and could receive up to 30 years in prison. >>> next, crashing back to earth. what could happen to a 5,000-pound satellite when it plummets from space today and where it's likely to end up. leftover chicken, scall

university of colorado colorado springs. police say a student is in custody charged with two counts of murder. mola lenghi has the story. >> reporter: this morning 25-year-old nicholas jordanparing to head to court, accused of murdering two people at the university of colorado colorado springs campus. jordan allegedly opening fire in a campus dorm room early friday, killing 24-year-old samuel knock. >> alpine village for gun shot victims. >> reporter: police tracking down jordan monday after a three-day manhunt. >> an arrest has been made. that's about all we can tell you. we feel confident in our investigation. >> reporter: montgomery, a single mother, was not a student. knock, a senior music student, seen here performing at his junior recital last year. can you imagine anyone would want to hurt him? >> no. that's the hardest part. he was such a nice and genuine guy. >> reporter: sam's mother posting on facebook the day the shooter was active on campus, worried she had not heard from her son writing, this hits way too close to home. the campus gathering for a healing walk monday honoring the victims. suspect nicholas jordan is scheduled to appear in court this afternoon.

of your mouth, thumb boy! >> michael: okay, jordan, let's put our obviously universal michigan references aside for the moment the primary. it seems like a lot of democrats expressed dissatisfaction yesterday. >> true, michael. but that embodies the beauty of our democracy. no matter who you are or where you come from, in our country, you will be heard. as long as you live in a swing state. [cheers and applause] states? that's only, like, ten states! >> not at all. five max. michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, georgia, and sometimes arizona. everything else might as well be canada. >> michael: okay, well, what about people who live in new york? >> they can shut the [bleep] up. no one gives a shit what those people think. >> michael: okay, i see what you're saying. so really we michiganders hold a lot of power, whether we come from the east or the vastly inferior, dimwitted, peabrained west. >> yes, even you, the bizzarro eastern michigan jordan klepper with worse hair and a strangely smaller forehead has power. the point is, we've got the democrats by the balls and we need to squeeze them like sweet michigan ch

charges after two people were shot and killed at a dormitory at the university of colorado, colorado springs. 25-year-old nicholas jordanree murder. police confirming that jordan is a student at the school, and was the roommate of one of the victims, samuel knopp. jordan is expected in court this afternoon. >>> coming up next, the winter weather out west that brought floods, mudslides and tornado threats. >>> is the epa hitting the brakes on its electric car push? we'll be right back. akes on its? we'll be right back. with libberty bibberty. liberty bushumal. libtreally blubatoo. mark that one. that was nice! i think you're supposed to stand over there. oh am i? thank you. so, a couple more? we'll just...we'll rip. we'll go quick. libu smeebo. libu bribu. limu bibu...and me. doug: he's an emu! only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ there's nothing better than a subway series footlong. except when you add on an all new footlong sidekick. we're talking a $2 footlong churro. $3 footlong pretzel and a five dollar footlong cookie. every epic footlong deserves the perfect sidekick. order o

nicholas jordan, a 25-year-old student at the university of colorado, colorado springs, was arrested today. on friday two people were found dead inside a dorm on campus police said the suspect was known to the victims and that this was not a random attack >>> in minnesota police are searching for answers after three first responders were killed in the line of duty and tonight we're learning more about the shooter, who was banned from having guns adrienne broaddus is there for us tonight >> reporter: outside the burnsville, minnesota police station balloons, flowers and embraces as this community mourns the three first responders killed early sunday >> they put their lives on the line every day for us >> everybody is hurting right now. >> reporter: police officers paul elmstrand, matthew ruge, both 27, and 40-year-old firefighter paramedic adam finseth were shot while responding to a domestic violence incident >> we are all hurting. we're heartbroken. we are heartbroken >> reporter: tonight the county medical examiner confirming the man responsible for their deaths is 38-year-old shan

update on the deadly shooting at a college campus there 25-year-old nicholas jordan was arrested he's a student at the university of colorado, colorado springs. a young man and young woman were found dead in a dorm room there friday police say the suspect was known to the victims and this was not a random attack. >>> we're learning new details about the suspect in a triple shooting in burnsville, minnesota. it was 38-year-old shannon cortez gooden who shot and killed two police officers and a paramedic responding to a domestic violence call early sunday morning the suspect also died in that incident it turns out the suspect was barred from owning guns after a conviction back in 2008. he tried to have his gun rights restored in 2020, but that petition was denied. large amounts of guns and ammunition were inside the home. seven children were in the home at the time, all safely evacuated. >>> now, a debate over foreign policy in russia is highlighting stark differences between the two frontrunners in the selection. alice barr joins us from washington, d.c. good morning one obvious contrast, the response to the recent

update on the deadly shooting there at a college campus 25-year-old nicholas jordan was arrested he is a student at the university ofolorado, colorado springs. a young man and a young woman were found dead in a dorm room there friday police say the suspect was known to the victims and this was not a random attack. >>> now to the latest fallout after the detection of alexei navalny. his widow is vowing to carry on her husband's fight. here in the united states president biden is considering new consequences for russia. here's nbc's alice barr. >> reporter: president biden saying he's weighing new sanctions against russia in response to the death of top opposition leader alexei navalny inside a russian president. >> we already have sanctions, but we're considering additional sanctions, yes. >> reporter: his widow vowing to carry on the fight for freedom against russian president vladimir putin and accusing the kremlin of hiding her husband's body to cover up his murder. russian authorities deny wrongdoing. >> putin is a threat to all free nations. >> reporter: it comes as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy addres

. >> mahmoud monshipour is professor of international relations at san francisco state university. he says only jordannd egypt have peace treaties with israel in the middle east, israel and jordan. >> in 1994 signed a peace treaty at and that has really contributed to stability in the region, monshipour says. >> egypt has indicated its peace treaty could be in jeopardy if israel continues its attacks. >> the implications of that would be tremendous. uh, an and really will cause, uh, a humanitarian disaster of, ah, unprecedented scale. the united nations security council held an emergency meeting today to discuss the gaza war and proposals for an immediate cease fire return of all hostages and humanitarian aid to gaza, and that humanitarian aid. >> julia. mike is really critical right now, as you see, all of those people who are there and rafah being a main point where they can get that aid through from egypt. >> all right. jana katsuyama reporting live for us tonight. jenna, thanks for the update. thanks, jenna. >> the oakland jewish alliance is calling for an investigation into alleged civil rights v

this afternoon for the suspect in a double-double fatal shooting at a university of colorado dorm, 25 i've year-old student nicholas jordan was booked monday on two counts of first-degree murder the alabama supreme court has ruled that frozen embryos are people, and that someone could be held legally liable for destroying them reproductive rights advocates warn the decision to allow wrongful death suits could make in vitro fertilization on available in alabama 5,000 pound european satellite is tumbling back toward earth it's expected to enter the atmosphere around this time tomorrow and to burn up on re-entry posing a low risk to those of us here on the ground all right, heavy rain battering california this morning is more than 35 million people remain under widespread flood threats, torrential downpours soak the state on monday, triggering landslides and leaving debris across multiple communities. the santa barbara area was especially hard hit. the airport there shut down roadways. look at this, turned into rivers across the region creating tracks hello, chaos. our weatherman van dam has been tracking it all for us, dere

mahmoud monshipour is professor of international relations at san francisco state university. he says only jordan and egypt have peace treaties with israel in the middle east. israel and jordan. in 1994 signed a peace treaty and that has really contributed to stability in the region, monshipour says. egypt has indicated its peace treaty could be in jeopardy if israel continues its attacks. the implications of that would be tremendous. uh, an and really will cause, uh, a humanitarian disaster of unprecedented scale. jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news, the jewish community relations council posted video on social media in support of san francisco state senator scott wiener. the organization says wiener has been harassed by anti-israel activists for weeks due to his support of israel's right to exist, video shows wiener being called a genocide profiteer while being accused of killing babies. the jc rc says targeted harassing of jewish elected officials is wrong, dangerous and anti-semitic. here is a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu. com one of the top stories san jose's push to have tiny h

the university of colorado student arrested for killing two people in a dorm room, will make his first court appearance in just a few hours, 25 year-old nicholas jordan is facing two counts of first-degree murder. prosecutors say he killed a student, any young woman at the university of colorado springs dorm room last friday. cnn's lucy kafanov has the very latest on that investment good morning. no word yet on the why the motive, but the university of colorado colorado springs has confirmed to cnn that the suspect was a fellow students he was identified by police as 25 year-old nicholas jordan, originally from detroit, michigan. they believed that he was responsible for last friday's fatal shooting of two people, a young man and a young woman in that dorm room. >> he >> was apprehended, arrested shortly after found being found inside a vehicle on monday, he was taken in to custody without any sort of incident according to police authorities, indicated that the suspect and these victims may have known one another. in fact, the police had previously said that this was quote, not a random attack against the school or other students at this university a

university of colorado-colorado springs. after a three-day manhunt, police taking 25-year-old nicholas jordan, a student, into custody. we know an arrest was made today. >> that's really about all we can tell you at this point in time. we feel confident in our investigation and the arrest. >> reporter: it was 6:00 a.m., friday morning, when police responded to reports of gunfire on campus. >> engine 9, 4645 clyde way, uccs alpine village for gunshot victims. >> reporter: inside a dorm, they found the bodies of 26-year-old celie rain montgomery, who was not a student, and 24-year-old senior samuel knopp, a music student, seen here at a recital last year. can you imagine anyone who'd want to hurt him? >> no. that's the hardest part. we were saying is, he was just such a, like, nice and genuine guy. >> reporter: from the beginning, police called the shooting "an isolated incident between parties that were known to one another and not a random attack." but until today, police had not publicly named their suspect, leaving some students on edge. >> everybody's going to be scared. a lot of my friends are going home. >> repor

three days ago at the campus of university of colorado, colorado springs and within the last few moments or so, the police are identifying that suspect as nicolas jordan of detroit, michigan, two counts of murder, releasing that information in the last matter of minutes. they say they identiied the suspect late on friday and they've been searching for jordan ever since then, we're told he was taken into custody without incident at 8:00 a.m. the shooting happened around 6:00 a.m. on friday leading to the deaths of two people, a 24-year-old and a 26-year-old. still at this point police say they believe this was an isolated incident. they don't think this was a random attack and the people involved knew each other but still a lot of room for more questions at this time but we know there's a lot of relief on the ground from community members especially three days from that shooting. >> custody, identified. what more do we know about the two victims in. >> they're both residents of colorado, 26-year-old celia montgomery, she was a former student of puebla community college. the president extending their heartfelt condolences. the other victims identified a

student in connection with to a deadly dorm shooting at the university of colorado, colorado springs which left two people dead. nicholas jordan is facing murder charges and is being held on a million dollars bond. a vigil was held on the campus yesterday for the victims. 24-year-old male student. a 26-year-old woman who did not attend the school. the founder of wikileaks, making a last-ditch effort to avoid being extradited from the u.k. here to the u.s. where he faces spying charges. julian assange faces 17 counts of espionage and one count of computer misuse after wikileaks was accused of stealing and leaking government documents over decade ago. hundreds of protesters surrounding the house in london chanting for his freedom. president biden's touting response to the east palestine train derailment. some east palestine president don't agree he has been there since day one like he claims. >> 54 weeks ago, our lives changed forever. should have been the first thing on the leader of the free world's desk and the 54 weeks later, is he going to come and show accountability. >> ainsley: president biden waited 378 days before visi