she as secretary of state authorized the sale of american military equipment to qatar. qatar? little tiny country, beholden to the muslim brotherhood? what business would the united states have arming qatar. ah, qatar was delivering those arms and did to rebel groups. some of the rebel groups were al qaeda. so she is responsible for getting trump's, allegation is borne out by emails in the public domain which i have seen, which anybody can see. american heavy-duty military equipment into some of america's deadliest enemies, that's a felony, provide material assistance to terrorist organization. as a result, people died. it is not unlikely that ambassador stevens himself was killed with one of those weapons. martha: could be. a lot there. judge, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> good to see you as always. bill: 17 minutes past the hour. disturbing new information, female terrorist in the california attack, what we're learning about her social media posts about her love for jihad. these posts were not new, years old. we're live with the latest on that in a moment. marth

sergei fedorov briefed the qatar foreign minister on the road ahead. now, at the moment russia is actively engaged in trying to draw up a credible list of opposition parties and opposition spokesmen who are prepared to sit down at the table with the syrians and at the same time russia is weeding out what it regards as terrorist organizations and this is something that ka -- qatar is opposed to and both say they are engaged with trying to encourage the syrian opposition to come to the table just as quickly as possible. >> ahead of more talks that are coming up, in the coming weeks, peter sharp live from moscow and peter thank you so much. afghan security officials say 20 people have been killed in overnight clashes with the taliban in helman providence, for days the army has been trying to push the armed group out of the district, fighting has spread to other parts of helman and the u.s. is helping them with air strikes and we are there in the providence close to the fighting and told us afghan forces are struggling because of lack of support from their

, and the emir of qatar, thank you very much to the state of qatar and the emir of qatar. i'd like also locally to say that i expression my appreciation and my thanks to the general. [ cheers and applause ] >> the security agency that has, with patience, and with intelligence, and with wiseness, to manage the file to reach that day, i will never forget the lebanese red crescent that is in a way like an unknown soldier who was present in every step and has played a great role to achieve such a victory. god willing, we will go on in dignity. we will go on to achieve more gains. we will go on to achieve more and more everywhere in our nation for the sake of lebanon, for the sake of the lebanese people, for the sake of the lebanese flag to more victories and more achievements and thank you very, very much. >> we've been listening to the lebanese prime minister speaking at a ceremony for the 16 soldiers freed earlier today as part of a prisoner exchange deal with the al-nusra front, the syria based rebel group. the lebanese prime minister thanking the lebanese armed forces, but

we in qatar always look forward to more cooperation with russia. i spoke with the minister and i said that we have big responsibilities towards our people's. particularly within the challenges in the region. this needs cooperation in order to chief peace, welfare and security in our countries. that's why we spot today and we exshake our viewpoints with developments and incidents in the international and regional levels. the purpose of maintaining and keeping international peace and security in russia has a big role to do this. of course, you know, the practices in the middle east took a lot of our talks today, and the syrian crisis was on top of the agenda of our talks. we are trying to narrow the gap in regard to the different points of view. in this regard i would like to say that we are about to start a political process. we will build upon what we have seen in geneva, otherwise we will go into a vicious circle. ings amongst the points that we agreed with the russians, the problem in this regard will never be for the benefit of any party. we now

countries are supporting qatar in hosting the world cup 2022 to be held in qatar and most of our statements. we were supporting and we are supporting - will we support qatar to host that big event. coordination is there, and everyone knows what has been achieved by the state of qatar, and how transparent will be the behaviour of qatar to host the world cup. we are all proud of that. gcc countries support that. >> if you joined us, you are watching al jazeera. and we are covering the summit of the six nation gulf corporation council meeting. a meeting focussing on security. social challenges facing the countries, we have come out there from the press conference, where we saw the g.c.c. secretary-general. as well as the saudi arabian minister there, heading a press conference. betts get more insight into the summit and what actually happened there. we are joined by an analyst at the doha institute. thank you for being with us. as we heard, the foreign minister reiterating that the main point of this summit was to try to unify the gulf countries when it comes to an approach to the conflict in

sergey lavrov held a news conference with his qatar counterpart. it comes a day after china and syria agreed a framework for the forthcoming peace talks in geneva. >> we discussed in detail what's necessary to be done to implement the agreements on the syrian settlements that was reached within the framework of the international support group of syria and the u.n. security council. >> we agree with russian party that the worsening of this crisis does benefit the interests of neither party. we are aware that the delays in the solution of this crisis is harmful to the parties and first of all to the syrian people. >> he told his counterpart that his aim was to form parties talks. they did disagree on the legitimacy of bashar al assad government. qatar maintains that bashar al assad i guess one of the main sporters of terrorism in the region. they both did agree that only a political settlement will bring peace to syria and the qatari foreign minister in fact said without that, they would be locked into a vicious circle. rush has now said lavrov is ac

: ladies and gentlemen, we are with my qatar colleag colleague. we support regular political dialogue with a hope to develop our countries' cooperation. we have a common opinion that there are good opportunities to grow economic ties to increase trade and it is important that for this dpoel was created in the governmental commission on the economic cooperation which was conducted in march in dohar. we also agreed to be more active in encouraging the work concerning trade of commerces into circles, ties between the representatives of two countries and we welcomed the recent cooperations of council. we support the connections between the agencies which last year concluded the agreement. the prospect will make the efforts in energy area, in the gas sphere first of all is the priority area and

hotel business interests in qatar and saudi arabia. i am curious about the ties. , speakingdonald trump with you, and it is great to be with you, john, i am reminded of many years ago when life was much more innocent and we didn't xve this x essential -- essential threat of islamic extremism facing us. im curious about how these ideologies came out of these .ountries, causing these crises we have really been asleep as a country. queried a time, much like american companies were are at-- i feel like we a time, much like american were during the debate on the holocaust and various companies were involved in that horrible tragedy, a lot of companies are going to have to think deep and hard about their own business investments in regimes that are causing us so much crisis and so much trouble. been a lot ofs discussion about how the hispanic community feels about donald trump and the comments he has made. without overgeneralizing, how is the muslim community feeling about donald trump today? butt is not monolithic, what has happened is, sad

. >> qatar's foreign minister has been meeting his russian counterpart in moscow over syria. still no agreements over the future of the president bashar al assad. sergey lavrov held a news conference with his counterpart. it comes a day after china and syria agreed to framework for the forthcoming peace talks in geneva. >> we discussed in detail what is necessary to be done to implement the agreements on the syrian settlement that was reached within the framework of syria and the u.n. security council. >> we agree with the russian party that the worsening of this crisis is in the interest of neither party. we are aware that the delays in the solution of this crisis is helpful to the parties and first of all to the syrian people. >> a syrian academic and writer and sort analyst at the doha institute here in qatar joins us. who gets what out of that conversation that took place this morning? >> well, i think once again, it shows that the two sides actually are still having big differences, because we know that the russians, as sergey lavrov has emphasized many times during the

has other powers as well and another big winner is qatar as a mediating force and showing that maybe syria doesn't have to be solved purely by weapons and barrel bombs and so forth and through mediation although it's a small incident and opens for other things and the big winners ask lebanon army with a year and a bit since they were taken captive and this is in syria as well as lebanon. >> what does that mean for lebanon in particular the fact it was able to negotiate the release of these soldiers? >> ever since they were taken captive in august 2014 the lebanese state has come under a lot of pressure by all sides, all the different sections of society in lebanon to get these soldiers and police officers released. in fact, if we remember the anti-government protest which took place just a few months ago the garbage protest when they would crack down with protesters why don't you go and free colleagues rather than focus on us and it's going to be very important but doesn't mean the situation has been solved because where the fighting took place and soldiers were taken captive is stil

he is uneducated about who we are. >> trump's statements are met by the ceo of qatar airlines. how enforceable is this and maybe a threat about trump's safety if he travels overseas? >> reporter: i'm not sure it is a threat about his safety. this is a ceo of qatar airlines. it is possible it is hate speech and work toward keeping him out. any country has the right to do that. you have to think about some of the trump properties. trump property here. trump towers here which has his name on it. it is not owned by donald trump. it is licensed. his name is licensed to the person who owns the building. he has properties all around. he is trying to make a mark in the middle east. there is big money in dubai and abu dhabi. he has gone into those areas with his home items. you know this hurts the sentiments of customers here in the middle east. they perhaps would suspend sales of all trump items. this could hurt his business. a business he is trying to interject in the middle east. as far as people go when they hear these comments, there is absolute reaction calling him all sorts of na

and scandal around fifa in the past five years ever since the world cups were awarded to russia and qatar. this ban really wasn't too much of a surprise today. referring to those decisions sepp blatter said in his press conference that had usa been awarded the 2022 world cup instead of qatar, he never would have been in this position, but it did cause fifa to be scrutinized, and it ended up with the ethics committee that blatter himself founded, banning him, and if his appeals are not successful he will leave the organization in disgrace after an association of 40 years. for him that means he would not be able to leave in triumph, but more seriously for platini, head of uefa he is governing body, he hoped to be elected the new president of fifa. this is a man who brought france the championship glory in 1984. one of the greatest to play the game of football. he has been seen as the real successor to blatter for years now. he's in a race against time. the appeals he's open to go do, if he's going to do them, he has to wait firstly for this ethics committee to provide a full report with the

the qatar foreign minister said that assad has no legitimacy in the talks must be taking place without him. what they did give an idea of is the road ahead and both sides agreed that the political settlement is all important and the qatar foreign minister said without a political settlement you will be locked into a vicious circle. russia gave more indications about the next steps in the process taking place in january. at the moment russia is actively involved in trying to come up with a list of opposition people and parties that would be prepared to sit down with the syrian government not with assad necessarily but with the syrian government and start the process of the talks at the same time russia's actively involved in weeding out what it regards as terrorist groups and it's hoping that this dialog could come to fruition and start really in the next month. >> all right, peter sharp live for us from moscow peter thank you so much. dozens of people have been killed by an explosion at a gas plant in nigeria. many people are said to have been trapped and burned to death and happened a

. >> here in qatar, celebrating a national day. a military parade has been made in doha, crowds that included the emir. qatar declared its independence from britain in 1971. i'll ask a democratic member on the house homeland security committee. on the panel is there a right way to respond to mass shooting, and why fear is great business for the n.r.a. this is third. >> americans fear fresh attacks from i.s.i.l. after the massacre in san bernardino. republicans say efforts by democrats to restrict gun sales will not make the country safer. >> not one of the proposals of this administration would have stopped the killings in

saudi arabia and qatar are the greatest incubators of this theology. khalid sheikh mohammed who takes credit for killing our friend danny was indoctrinated by that same ideology. those two young people in california, same ideology. and yet we still cannot call it by the name it should be called, and that is what i would urge the administration to do. call it the islamist ideology that it is and, with effective strategies to come to a middle path and come up with reasonable solutions and not extreme ideologies. mark: we have less than a minute. forget the government and the lobbies, what would be something productive for americans to do? >> i think stop with the political correctness. stop worrying about offending anybody. there is an industry in saudi arabia that wants to stop us from having this conversation. they need to look into their own hearts about the kind of values they care about and see if that is the interpretation of the islamic prophets. if it isn't, which i do not think it is not fight it not , just for muslims, but for our neighbors. be

send the maximum of 1200 soldiers who will serve in support roles in places such as kuwait, turkey, qatar. they will deploy reconnaissance jets and a frigate. it's germany's response to a french request for help after last month's paris attacks. they believe that germany is now a target as well. >> reporter: the vote in germany's lower house was overwhelming. a margin of 445 in favor to 146 against. and it reflects a wider mood, broadly supportive of military action. but german lawmakers faced immotive questions and vehement debate. >> translator: you can be sure that the bombs of the last three weeks alone in syria have killed more civilians than the barbaric attacks in paris. and the mothers of raqqa are also crying for their children. do those countries leading the war really want to get into a competition with isil about who understands more about murder? those who do this have already lost. >> translator: taking into account isil's disrespect for people and their brutality, there needs to be a damned good argument to vote no. there are no good arguments against taking action. it is t

they're better able to sustain these prices than any other country except qatar. the prices that the saudis have undertaken and they've been forced to do have really not had much effect on the domestic lives of the peep of saudi arabia. they are not in a position where they're suddenly going to start revoking subs disto electricity to the saudi people or to start charging people to go to school. that's not going to happen. >> but on the royal family side lots of rumblings about how people are not happy about the transition to king salman. what's going on within the royal family? >> they generally keep these things to themselves. there was obviously that famous letter or couple of letters published in the guardian or washington post a month or so ago in which it was clear that some people were unhappy with the way things were being handled. but i don't know when that wasn't the case. there was always somebody who wasn't happy with it. and one thing the family has learned it is as benjamin franklin said, they must all hang together or they will all hang separately.

the coalition known as the islamic appliance includes turkey, qatar, egypt and pakistan. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in russia to talk with foreign minister sergey lavrov about syria's war. the meeting is focusing on president assad's future role in the country. >>> south africa's ruling party a.n.c. still backs jacob zuma following leaders and opposition physician calling for him to step down. zuma is criticized for a series of cabinet shuffles that has seen the appointment of three finance ministers in less than a week. >> south africa's president zoom in a coming under an enormous amount of pressure. he sacked the finance minister last week after only 18 months in the job. the south africa currency reacted by tumbling, a lot of criticism from economists, political analysts, as well and was he got a very hard time from his political opponents. pressure from within the party, a u turn, he got rid of the finance minister only in the job four days and replaced him with the previous finance minister gordon, a steady hand. he'd calmed the markets on monday, however, zum

. >> i'm in doha, qatar, the skyline behind me. the people of this nation are celebrating the people's national day today. the military parade has been held here in the capital, doha. >> that was early this morning where soldiers tanks and fighters, fighter jets impressed a cloud including the country's emir. it commemorates qatar declaring its independence. oil has made it the richest country in the world per capita. >> syria crisis, world powers meetinging new york this morning to try to finally broke a year solution to the five year civil war. >> accused of conspiring in the attack, a friend of the san bernardino shooter is arrested, ma prosecutors say he also planned. >> soon to be a saint, pope francis clears the way for the vatican to canonize mother teresa.

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the so-called islamic alliance group will include turkey qatar egypt and pakistan. more than 10 houthi rebels and their allies have died. one pro-government fighter was killed and violence continued just hours before a ceasefire was due to take effect. violence has marred a second day of voting in the central african republic's referendum. 20 were killed and others injured. fighting an intimidation prevented many people from voting on sunday. the referendum is seen as a test for elections later this month. one of the areas where there has been violence in the pk 5 district is bongee. three years ago it was home to 100,000 muslims. after the civil war only a few thousand still remains. a report on why the community still lives in fear. >> reporter: a rare call to prayer in the central african republic. the central mosque in bongee is only one place for the few thousand muslims who remain in the capital. 100,000 were forced from their homes and many others forced from their holes in the civil wars-- hair homes >> translation: they want to live with dignity and freedom

we have a group that is affiliated al-qaeda and the lebanese government was able to negotiate with qatar help to arrange a prisoner swap. >> that is the most interesting part about it and shows the al-nusra front being an al-qaeda affiliate and stigmatizeds it to particularly western governments and saying they can demonstrate they are a group and you can do business with like with i.s.i.l. and that is one of the interesting things here is that what we are realizing is that even though there are a lot of different groups fighting assad there are those who are able to maybe reach out to governments and if governments do not like they will talk and there are those that do not and it's important to know there are nine other captives from the lebanese army who i.s.i.l. captured for example and it's a much harder task trying to get them released. >> they thought they would never see their families again and with a group that is affiliated to al-qaeda and here they are. >> and we understand four were executed and 30 who were captive and taken captive in the beginning and those released it will

. >>> qatar's foreign minister has met with his russian counterpart to discuss the syrian crisis. the meeting comes a day after china and syria agreed on a framework for up coming peace talks. >> translator: we discussed in detail what is necessary to be done, to implement the agreements on the syrian settlement that was reached within the framework on the international council on syria, and the u.n. security council. >> translator: we agree that the worsening of this crisis does benefit the interests of neither party. we are aware that the delays in the solution of this crisis is harmful to all of the parties, and first of all to the syrian people. >>> peter sharp sends us the latest from moscow. >> reporter: the russian foreign minister told his qatari counterpart that his aim was to form a international coalition. but they agreed to disagree on the legitimacy of the government. qatar maintains that assad is one of the main supporters of terrorism in the region, but they both did agree that only a political settlement is going to bring peace to syria, and the qatari foreign mini

try to increase oil prices did indeed, we heard from the qatar minister -- the qatar oil minister saying trying to get the oil prices higher. now they are trying to increase their margins. they take from every barrel that they sell. bit let's talk a little about why we are seeing what we are seeing. u.s. producers are adding to supply glut. we have seen changes to legislation. reasonscole one of the one of the reasons they started up pumping the oil was to shake up those shale producers in the united states. there is evidence that it seems to be working with more than half of the u.s.'s rakes. blip.have seen a bit of a 540 -- legs are up to 540. friday lifting that moratorium on u.s. oil exports. that adds to the possibilities of oil adding to that supply glut. guy: elliott, thank you very much indeed. what is happening with the oil story at his region. john -- aen isa by significant move in that currency overnight. oil related? certainly. your continuing to see what is happening. the impact of oil rippling through the economy. the big ones we watch out for. china, etc. let's bring manis

. >>> and here in qatar, people are celebrating the country's national day. a military parade has been held in the capital doha where soldiers tanks and fighter jets impressed a crowd that included the country's amir qatar declared its independent from britain in 1971. >>> on undecided. >> we don't get it. >> all: shut this down >>> the streets of baltimore brave for the reaction. >> what do you think community is expecting on this trial. >> a slam dunk. >> christopher putzel on whether the officer who had freddie gray in custody will face a second >>> and on the streets - their lives in crisis. a few of the life of syrian children in limbo, is there a

of the coalition and includes military hef weights like pakistan and egypt as well as economic ones, qatar and uae notably, iran is absent from the list and it is saudi arabia's main regional rival, iraq and syria both of the heart of the i.s.i.l. conflict are also not part of this so how strong is the alliance? >> turkey i think is also significant, they are a very, very significant military power, they are a member of nato and so, yes, i do think it sents a very, very crucial signal that the muslim world particularly the sunni muslim world now is united against this sunni led group i.s.i.l. >> reporter: the saudi government is leading a separate military campaign in yemen and has been engaged in nine months of warfare against houthi rebels and says the fire power may be better served if channelled towards the defeating i.s.i.l. and the latest coalition could very well be the first step, gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> i.s.i.l. suicide bombers killed dozens of iraqi soldiers and pro-government fighters and have been at least 12 suicide attacks in northern and eastern ramadi in anbar province

qatar helped broker the deal. >> translator: the state of qatar has taught this human initiative to release the leb bonn ease soldiers, and we have managed to do that accordance to the directions of the leader of qatar. we are ready under the directions of his hi hien -- heiness. >> that was this qatarry ambassador to lebanon speaking africa tar brokered the release of 16 lebanese soldiers who were being held by syrian rebels. there will be more on that story in our next news bullton. >>> pilot error and faulty computer are being blamed for an airline crashed last year. from jakarta, our correspondent reports. >> reporter: investigators have rebuilt the final minutes of the flight when the alarms kept going off for a small technical failure, the pilots took the decision to turn off the automatic protection system. this forced the pilots to fly manually without any computer protection, which is where it all went wrong. the air ambassador started rolling sharply left and right. the co-pilot who was flying the plane, and the pilot failed to take control. >> the issue of recommendation to the a

believe in the right of every country to host the world cup, and the decision was made on russia and on qatar, but we have to make sure that in the future mistakes are not made. the idea of a double bid was in my opinion a mistake. we have to look at the bidding process and how it transpires so when you send out teams to look at countries, base the decision on their recommendations as to the country has the best potential to host the world cup, but most importantly, as we have seen, for example, with -- they have made the promises to deal with the issue of workers rights, and obviously if i'm president i would be there to guarantee they're actually implemented. and obviously we have to have within fifa set standards for any bidding nation, which includes human rights and workers rights. >> what specific internal controls would you -- to make sure fifa comply with anti-bribery and anticorruption laws? >> well, we have within fifa obviously an ethics committee. we have to make it and support it to be really robust and do its job, and to the best of its ability. the rules are there but the probl

turkey and qatar. besides the fact that qatar is host to hamas on a regular basis and turkey had prior and during the gaza war called israeli policies worse than those of nazis, it just so happens that egyptians see turkey and qatar as regional rivals and hold them in great disdain. so obama and kerry chose to alienate the most important partner for a truce by asking the exact wrong countries to get involved. my point in highlighting this example is again to say clearly what you already know, the world is complicated, the middle east is even more complicated. and because of it is so complicated, the next president of the united states has to adhere to a few key principles when deciding on foreign policy, particularly as it per types the middle east. as president, here are three core principles that would formulate the foundation of my approach to these affairs. principle number one, national security of the united states and her citizens is the single most consideration when determining foreign policy.

one of the leaders that had very strong political backing from turkey, saudi arabia, and culture -- qatar at the same time. he has been declared a terrorist. he's a sectarian leader and is against christians and the shia. his killing sends out a strong signal from damascus. >> and what is known of the way he died? >> it seems like there was an airstrike. they have been hotly contested between the syrian government and the rebels. i think this is a joint operation. and the russians do the rest on the air. phil: and lending rate to the accusation that russians are targeting enemies of assad regime. >> i think there is no doubt about that. that is what they're there for. as far as damascus goes, anyone who picks up a gun is a terrorist. even though he had backing from regional countries, he called for the open killing of christians. as far a syria and russia go, they are no better than the islamic state. phil: thank you so much. a strong earthquake has struck northern afghanistan. the epicenter of the magnitude 6.2 quake was close to the border. they have been no immediate reports of casualt

capital doha where soldiers tanks and fighter jets impressed a crowd that included the country's amir qatar declared its independent from britain in 1971. >>> on undecided. >> we don't get it. >> all: shut this down >>> the streets of baltimore brave for the reaction. >> what do you think community is expecting on this trial. >> a slam dunk. >> christopher putzel on whether the officer who had freddie gray in custody will face a second >>> and on the streets - their lives in crisis. a few of the life of syrian children in limbo, is there a place for them to call home >>> thanks for being with us, i'm joie chen. it's a city on edge, but baltimore, for the moment responded to calls for calm in a new turmoil. a mistrial for a police officer charged for his role in the death of freddie gray. it was feared that the city would explode as it did in the first days and nights after freddie gray collapsed and died in police custody. >> cold rain may have helped keeping those under control. what next for charmed city remains. christopher putzel went to the streets of baltimore seeking [ chanting ] >>

bernie sanders, (d) presidential candidat to tell qatar that instead of spending 200 billion dollars on the world cup... maybe they should pay attention to isis which is at their door step. deborah: during the debate ... sanders also took some time to apologize to clinton... for his aides breach of voter data collected by campaign. deborah: and speaking of sanders, there has been a change of venue for his visit to sioux city tomorrow. bernie sanders town hall meeting in sioux city is now being at the sioux city convention center located on fourth street. the event starts at 7 p.m....doors open at 6. sanders campaign organizers say the venue changed due to the overwhelming turnout projections. coming up a look at the successful weekend a movie from a galaxy far..far away had. stay with us fred: (fred) a cloudy night is ahead, then our weather will turn cooler tomorrow. rain and snow chances are in the 7-day forecast after the break. stay with us! major changes to the forecast for this week. elisa raffa 2 line cg: elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m (fred) the port neal welding company skyc

his daughter just said this recently in places like qatar, saudi arabia. and he has facilities in is stan bull and azur baijon. >> he's continued on with his business whilst running for president. then the question is, what's more important for him, the politics of running for president or bottom line of his company? >> that's a very good question. he may be banking on the idea that business is business and politics is politics. the bomb line of potential investors and business partners around the world may, to use a pun, trump anything that he say s in politics. one thing we don't know is how far he will go. whether that will impact people in the muslim world and their willingness to do business with him. we really are in unchartered waters of a candidate openly berating an entire demographic. >> and just very quickly in the past, donald trump has done business in the middle east. a majority stake in the new york plaza in the 1990s. that was pretty much a bailout of his business at one point, wasn't it? >> yeah, it was. he was selling the plaza and one of

turkey and qatar. besides the fact that qatar is called hamas, and turkey israeli policies worse than azis, they hold them in great disdain. partner interest asking the wrong country to get involved. my point is the world is complicated, the middle east is even more complicated, and because of it is so complicated, the president has to adhere to keep principles when deciding on foreign policy, particularly as it pertains to the middle east. as president, you're our three principles that would formulate the foundation of my approach to these affairs. control number 1 -- national security of the united they are citizens the single most incineration when determining foreign policy. [applause] not running for --sident or secretary of the secretary-general of the united nations or president of the european union or any other position, but rather for president of the united states, and would bear the responsibility for defending our nation and her -- hence, all foreign policy decisions must be given to the n

abc'siness day la qatar ra has more. >> our senator, our representative. >> reporter: it was the return of the product cal son. >> our next president of the united states marco rubio. >> reporter: an emotional homecoming for rubio as he returned to west miami to meet with some of his oldest supporters. >> it's great to be home. when i mean home, i mean home. >> reporter: it was his first public event back in miami since he first announced his run for presidency. >> this is where everything began. >> reporter: a time to reminisce. >> he started talking and all of a sudden, all of us, we went like this. >> reporter: rubio's first elected office was commissioner for the city of miami and many here helped him launch his career over 15 years ago now. here he is being sworn in back in 1998. >> at least 144 people placed in me their trust and their vote and did so out of blind faith. >> reporter: on the trail, some question whether he's too young to be running. >> they came out and said why would you -- it's not your turn. you got to wait in line. there are other people around longer. i didn't

. >>> qatar's foreign minister has been meeting his russian counterpart in moscow, with syria top of the agenda. sergei lavrov held a press conference with his qatari counter part. >> translator: we discussed in detail what is necessary to be done, to implement the agreements on the syrian settlement, that was reached on the framework of the international support group in syria, and the u.n. security council. >>> we agree with russian party that the worsening of this crisis has benefited the interests of neither party. we are aware that the delays in the solution of this crisis is harmful to all of the parties, and first of all to the syrian people. >>> a syrian academic and writer and associate analyst at the doha institute here in qatar. he says the most important issue is the future of bashar al-assad. >> once again it shows that the two sides are still having big differences. because we know that the russians, as sergei lavrov hazem fa sized many times, that there are differences on the future of president bashar al-assad. there are also differences on who is -- in defining who i

. >> this is a very interesting poll that was carried out by the qatar-based policy studies research center. this was the fourth year running for this poll. 2015 arab opinion index. they interviewed over 18,000 people from 12 arab countries and the results are fascinating. five years after the beginning of the arab spring 72% of arabs despite its limits, democracy is the best form of government. 71% believe that it is incompatible with islam. they are in favor of the separation of religion and politics. 50% of arabs interviewed in this poll believe that societies are not quite right for democracy yes. they liked the idea, but they are not ready for it yet. different story. after years of dispute between japan and south korea, they found a settlement over the so-called comfort women. >> comfort women refers to south korea women forced into world war ii japanese brothels. this is a long-standing feud that has soured relations for decades. all the details in the japan times. the independent, the british paper, also focuses on what this agreement means. the japanese government has pledge

we in qatar always look forward to more cooperation with russia. i spoke with the minister and i said that we have big responsibilities towards our people's. particularly within the challenges in the region. this needs cooperation in order to chief peace, welfare and security in our countries. that's why we spot today and we exshake our viewpoints with developments and incidents in the international and regional levels. the purpose of maintaining and keeping international peace and security in russia has a big aand i think that was a major problem of emergency services trying to get their way through to the address, because of the traffic here on new year's eve, they really struggled to get there quicker than what they would have liked to. >> certainly, traffic is a problem in dubai even when things are in december, it is a time when many tourists like to go over for the christmas holidays, and new years people will be out and about on the road, not just foreigners but ex-pats and emeratis. the smoke billowing from the fire, goes three quarters of

it includes established military heavy weights such as pakistan and egypt as well as economic ones, qatar and uae, notably. iraq and syria both at the heart of the i.s.i.l. conflict are also not part of this. so how strong is the alliance? >> you got turkey i think is also significant. they're a very, very significant military power. they're a member of nato and so yes, i do think it sends a very, very crucial signal that the muslim world particularly the sunni muslim world is now united against this sunni led group i.s.i.l. >> the saudi government is leading a separate military campaign in yemen. it's been engaged in a nine month operation against yemen. the latest coalition could very well be the first step. gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in russia, he's meeting for talks on the syrian conflict with the sophie ye soviet foreir sergey lavrov. you hear that russia is key to the diplomatic process. >> i think russia's very aware of how important its role is and they've considerably done a lot of effort to place themselves now in syria in that role to exer

. >> now here in qatar, thousands of people have been celebrating national day. and military parade where in front of a crowrd that included the country's eany. the of course all the news on our website, there it is on your screen, the diswreases aljazeera.com. that is aljazeera.com. fes ring out and the debate over gun violence and gun control echo again. away from the headlines "america tonight's" sarah hoye considers the high cost of a gub shot. a of the day was the cost? >> about a million dollars, it was really expensive. >> also ahead, house of screams. the torture that took place

top executives for volkswagen are in qatar for talks with key investors for the first time since the admissions scandal broke.- emission scandal genie: thank you for that, kate moody. time for the press review. kathy is with us to take a closer look at the headlines. of coverage in the french press about that big shock win in the wake of the first round of the regional elections. >> that's right. all the front papers. all about the big gains made by marine le pen and the national front. left or right, they are all sort of saying the same thing. we will start with le figaro, which is the more conservative paper. the headline: the shock. humanite.o echoed in the front page says it draws ever closer. this front page announces that the national front is knocking at the gates of power and they have a photo of marine and her niece. it's not just isolated to front pages in france. the front page of this belgian newspaper is likening this to an oil spill. and the wall street journal chose to put a cover of marine le pen. just to show you that this is a big story beyond france. genie: the new

suppliesu the armaments and the monies and the recruits from turkey, and with the support of saudi and qatar, and this is what you do when you are attacking them on the ground, but the problem is that we are fighting the terrorists, but they have unlimited supply, and unwarranted supply from many countries and mainly with the support or overlooking of the west of some of those same countries to be precise. >> and does he have a point that turkey is not doing enough to stop isis, and especially the flow of terrorists across the turkish/syrian border and the sale of the black market sale of oil coming in from syria into turkey? >> what we have discovered, and we had the turkish am bbassadorn yesterday to talk to the members of my committee, along with the ambassador from jordan and iraq and saudi arabia on specifically the issue of closing down the border. but it is not just oil sales that are ending up going to the turkey, it is also that isis is selling this to assad's regime as well. and so as you know, there is hard evidence on this now, wolf. so in fact, there is a little bit of the proje

and includes established military heavy weights such as pakistan and egypt as well as economic ones qatar and the uae and iran is absent from the list and it's saudi arabia's main regional rival, iraq and syria both at the heart of the i.s.i.l. conflict are also not part of this so how strong is the alliance? >> we have turkey and also significant, they are a very significant military power, they are a member of nato and so, yes, i do think it sends a very, very crucial signal that the muslim world particularly the sunni muslim world now is united against this sunni led group i.s.i.l. >> reporter: the saudi government is leading a separate military campaign in yemen. it has been engaged in nine months of warfare against houthi rebels. the united states has indicated that fire power might be better served if channelled to defeating i.s.i.l. the latest coalition could very well be the first step. gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> u.s. defense secretary ashton carter heading to the middle east for more help to fight i.s.i.l. and barack obama launched defense of strategy against the group and warne

what fifa is doing is an order of magnitude, what they allowed happen in qatar, there are human rights violations going on there all the time. fifa's corruption runs far deeper than anything the united states has seen in its own sport ping events. >> appreciate you joining us tonight. >> thank you very much. >>> thanks to all of you at home for watching msnbc live. i'm erica hill. see you back here tomorrow night 6:00 p.m. eastern. "hardball" starts right now. ♪ >>> the dark side. good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. coming off what you must call a "star wars" weekend. thanks to the saturday night debate, hillary clinton's too direct attack on donald trump this saturday night. she may have

and qatar in the complex. now we have come to the conclusion. we may need to try the diplomacy in order to solve the problem. in the whole region, it's something that is impossible to obviously problems. the war in syria is going on for about five years. in yemen we are almost a year into the conflict. they are going above that. and i think the geneva process might well start soon, and we hope that this will lead somehow to operate the constitution. thank you for sharing your insight. analyst at the doha institute >>> now, the numbers killed in a taliban attack rose to more than 70, a gun battle lasting 24 hours. hostages died. coinciding calling from a resumption of peace talks. the government launched how the taliban gets into the complex. security is tight. a number of checkpoints to get into the complex itself. the taliban released a video showing its fighters in military uniforms, saying they got past the checkpoints in military vehicles with foreign number plates and identification. and launching an inquiry into what exactly happened. this

former members of the tarnl who were being held at guantanamo were allowed to be released to others in qatar. there are many who, accused of shirking his duties. now bergdahl who has bon through a preliminary hearing could have gogotten the option of being trd in a lesser courts martial, landing him at most a greer in prison. howf, the expanding general has decided that bergdahl will be desserted on the, convicted by the panel. beal find out more in the months ahead. >> you are watching al jazeera. still to come. this leading painkiller brand is causing headaches. using headaches. >> a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. a ceasefire has expected to have taken into force in yemen over 1 hour ago. however, a communication has come out that it would start just after 0900 tomorrow gmt. barack obama has said they need to take faster progress against i.s.i.l. >>> an australian court has ordered that several versions of the identically to the standard nurofen fm the company's british manufacturer has, all the products contained the same amount of the active ingredient ibuprofen licene.

. >> thank you very much andy and here in qatar people are celebrating the national day. ♪ a military parade has been held in the capitol doha where soldiers, tanks and fighter jets impressed crowds that included the country and qatar declared independence from britain in 1971. it is the news hour, more news straight ahead on al jazeera. ♪ >> every day is another chance to be strong. >> i can't get bent down because my family's lookin' at me. >> to rise, to fight and to not give up. >> you're gonna go to school, so you don't have to go war. >> hard earned pride. hard earned respect. hard earned future. >> we can not afford for one of us to lose a job. we're just a family that's trying to make it. >> a real look at the american dream. "hard earned". sunday, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. ♪ ap dutch court rules oil giant shell can be sued for oil spills in nigeria. ♪ welcome to al jazeera, i'm jane dutton in doha and also on the program iran foreign minister says there is still little agreement on key issues ahead of peace talks in syria. kurdish fighters in iraq appea

it has a much for diverse economy than a country like qatar. and what we've seen happen over the course of the sanctions is that foundations called the siege, which are owned by the iranian revolution -- or controlled by the iranian revolutionary guards have kind of crept into the economy and established monopolies and siphoned off, used those profits to fund their own activities. and iran has a long history of being very competitive and capitalistic. it's had markets, the bazaaries are focused on bazaaries. the internal political dynamic in iran, we have seen individuals who are much more interested in integrating with the rest of the world economy, or seeing the relaxation of sanctions as weakening those groups that have been opposed to -- you know, have been using the sanctions to strengthen their own position. and these groups are the people who, you know, are financing terrorists and engaging in other activities abroad. >> mr. harrell? >> thank you very much for the question, senator. i just largely echo dr. crane's remarks and view of how