intervention. we understand that secretary of state john kerry will come here. he is likely to say that you should go back to the negotiating table. what will you say to him if you don't believe negotiations is on the way forward, what is the way out? >> he is going to call on me? are we living on the same planet, liz? i have been calling day in, day out in every forum, in every congress, i haven't done so in nepal, because i haven't visited, i have called on president abbas to resume unconditional negotiations immediately. right now as we speak, we can meet. i have no problem with that. i think we should stop immediately this wave of incitement against israel and these attacks, murderous attacks against jews. i'm willing to meet him. he is not willing to meet me. and you ask me about the resumption of negotiations? come on, get with the program. these people don't want negotiations and they are inciting for violence. direct your questions to them. and by the way i'm not talking about international intervention, i'm talking about a suggestion that was raised that john kerry and i and king a

palestinian driver rammed into them in the occupied west bank. it's secretary of state john kerry is set to meet benjamin netanyahu. barnaby phillips is live, what if anything can these talks achieve. >> it's difficult to be optimistic, adrian. john kerry will be liste listens much as talking. because after his meeting with netanyahu in berlin he will meet mahmoud abbas of the palestinians on saturday. hoping he can take some kind of reassurance and present it to present it to mahmoud abbas. so the americans are telling us that they are seeking greater clarity on where the israelis stand on this very emotive issue of holy sites. what jews call the temple mount, the al-aqsa mosque compound. benjamin netanyahu in remarks last night said, there are absolutely no plans ton israeli side to change the status of the al-aqsa compound. will he get that reassurance to john kerry, what will john kerry take to mahmoud abbas. whatever is achieved here, we won't know how tangible it will be for a few days. once this round of shuttle diplomacy comes to its conclusion. >>> yesterday you and i were d

. secretary of state john kerry is meeting binyamin netanyahu. they are discussing the latest wave of violence in israel. 52 palestinians and nine israelis have been killed. barnaby phillips following the talks. john kerry - making statements ahead of official talks with binyamin netanyahu, what has he been saying. >> what he has been saying is that he's on a mission to calm the situation. what happened he's hoping is that he can take a message from the meeting to mahmoud abbas, the palestinian leader who he's due to meet in jordan. on saturday, a short time ago, john kerry had this to say. >> obviously this conversation that you and i have is very important to help with the steps to be taken that take us beyond the condemnation, beyond the rhetoric. it is critical to end all violence >>> as for the israeli prime minister, he was fairly uncompromising in his remarks. he reiterated that in his opinion israel was responding in a proportionate way and he said yet again israel had no dire to change the status of the al-aqsa. i think it's type for the international community to say to mahm

. secretary of state john kerry on thursday. he is in germany for talks with the german chancellor. 52 palestinians and 8 israelis have been killed so far this month. stephanie decker is live for us in the occupied west bank. tell us more detail about the latest incident. >> reporter: well, what we have confirmed from the palestinian health ministry is that a 54-year-old man has died due to tear gas inhalation in hebron. since last night specifically an incident there with two different narratives. two teenage boys shot dead by the israeli army. the army say they tried to stab soldiers. people in hebron say they were not armed. and this brings the death of palestinians to 52. 8 israelis also died since october 1st. it shows you how tense and difficult it is. we had the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon here in the occupied west bank visiting the palestinian president following his meeting with the israeli prime minister on tuesday. significant, because it shows that there is a concern. it was a very last-minute announcement that he was coming. what can with done on the ground will be

terror attacks and accusing the palestinian leadership of insightment and lies. perhaps the john kerry meeting on thursday morning offers some grounds for diplomatic movement forward because john kerry is later expected to fly to the middle east and meet with mahmoud abbas. but we are not seeing any tangible signs of progress yet. >> meanwhile the u.n. he secretary-general ban ki-moon is urging both sides to pull back from what he calls a dangerous escalation. he meets with mahmoud abbas in ramallah on wednesday. >> this deserves renewed attention settlement activity busy israel is illegal. and only inflames the tension while reinforcing the sense that the viability of the two state solutions is disappearing. we cannot ignore sense of desperation that comes with the slow evaporation of hope. >> but diplomatic efforts have little hope. stefanie dekker has the latest from ramallah. >> when one of these incidents occur, one incident on late wednesday night, in the intrangs oentranceof jerusalem, man was d killed. different narrative coming out from the israeli police saying two soldiers actually

state john kerry in berlin on thursday. he's already there in talks with german chancellor angela merkel. well, let's go straight live to stephanie dekker. she's in ramallah in the occupied west bank. first of all tell us about this latest incident. >> what has happened in the last half hour or so we're getting the news lines out. we've had confirmation from the israeli army that palestinian man driving a car drove into a group of israelis. he has been shot. we're not sure about the condition of the driver. we're hearing that four israelis have been wounded. they're conditions not confirmed that the one of them is in moderate to serious condition. the army tells us they have been evacuated for medical care. so again i think highlighting the tension on the ground and unpredictability of the attacks this one happened just around 10 kilometers north of hebron. hebron is an extremely volatile city. settlers and palestinians living in proximity to each other. it's a difficult place for palestinians. also to look back since the beginning of the tensions, the beginning of october 13t, 13

. >>> binyamin netanyahu told john kerry that the international communities has to send a message to palestinian leaders, violence, something they denied >>> a few hours ago two palestinians were shot in an ultra orthodox person. a witness said they were trying to stap people at a -- stab people at a bus stop. john terrett is live for us. what happened is the message they tried to deliver. >> john kerry came to europe moving to the middle east, engaging in shuttle diplomacy, trying to calm the situation between israel. >> after the meeting he'll sit on saturday. with the palestinian president. a short time ago john kerry made the remarks as he sat down with binyamin netanyahu. >> it is critical. obviously the conversation that you and i have. sitting on the tense to be taken, that take us beyond the condemnation. it is absolutely critical to end all incitement and violence... >> well, then, binyamin netanyahu also spoke and he reiterated his position, which was that israel's response to the wave of attacks on israelis in the occupied territories and israel itself have been proportion

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. >>> the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has been meeting the russian foreign minister in vienna, talking about syria and russian's involvement in the war there. foreign ministers of saudi arabia and turkey are also there for those talks. barnaby phillips is live for us now in vienna. they have come out making noises rather than saying anything substantial, would you say, barna barnaby? >> reporter: yes, i would, david. and the noise is from the american secretary of state john kerry were positive. he said the talks were constructive and productive. the saudi foreign minister, less positive, said that the four countries, all four of which, of course, have a military stake in syria to varying degrees. the russian side very much on president assad's side. the other thing on various opposition sides. he -- the saudi foreign minister said that the four could not reach a common position on the future of president assad. and of course this was always going to be a crucial sticking point as indeed it has been for the last four years, of conflict in syria. >> sergei lavrov says he is int

foreign minister lavrov says he and the secretary of state, john kerry discussed launching a political protest between syria's government and the opposition. joining suss the coeditor -- joining us is the co-ered tore from a middle eastern magazine and head of the special envoy to syria. thank you for talking to us at al jazeera. this seems to be a process that started at the vienna talks a couple of days soing. >> that's right. the americans, saudis and turks held a meeting at the end of the last few days and great to reconvene because of an expanded fashion, including jordan, qatar and potentially also iran, and as john kerry and sergey lavrov stated, they agreed on everything, except the issue that's been at the center of the dispute. and that is the fate of bashar al-assad. what is happening is russia is seeking to take the initiative based on military intervention, seeking to take the political initiative, and it's an open question of how long that can be sustained because it will reflect, i think, closely on the progress that they and the syrian army make. >> and we had a surpris

administration. >> let's take you to u.s. secretary of state john kerry who has been speaking. following his meeting with mahmood abbas. >> it reject completely any attempt to suggest otherwise. four, israel welcomes any coordination between israeli authorities and the jordan and bloc including to make sure that visitors and worshipers use restraint and respect with respect to their responsibilit responsibilities. in fact, they plan to meet soon toe strengthen security arrangements on the temple mount. that is to say israeli authorities will meet soon in order to strengthen that security relationship. i'm proud to announce an excellent suggestion by king abdullah, to provide 24 hour 50 coverag24 hour coverage. so, today i hope we can begin to turn the page on this very difficult period. we must stress the importance of avoiding provocative action and rhetoric, and we must work cooperatively. it's the only way to go forward. to work cooperatively to restore calm by restoring calm we can get back to the effort of lasting peace. >> john kerry after his meeting with the palestinian president

john kerry says he hopes israelis and palestinians can pull back from the precipice. >> the u.n. said nearly 1400 children have been killed or injured in the conflict in yemen. >> tearful goodbyes in north korea, families who haven't seen each other for more than 60 years part after brief reunions. >> i'm at the world power athletic championships in doha, asking if the sport is keeping pace with it's athletes. >> let's begin the news hour in germany, where the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has held several hours of talks with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. then discussed the latest wave of violence in israel and the occupied palestinian territories. 52 palestinians and nine israelis have been killed since the beginning of the month. in the latest incident, israel police shot and killed the palestinian and wounded another in a majority ultra orthodox area west of jerusalem. witnesses say they were trying to stop people at a bus stop. we'll be getting more on that from west jerusalem, but first let's go live to berlin. barnaby, first john kerry, now we're hearing

, thousands of refugees arrive every day. >> the u.s. secretary of state john kerry will be holding talks with descra israel's pments benr benjamin netanyahu they will meet in the next couple of hours. the violence that has killed 56 palestinians and nine israelis. >> the israeli prime minister will have a flurry of meetings, with the u.s. secretary of state, he's already met angela merkel, the german chancellor. the two gave a brief statement after their meeting. nothing much came out of it. angela merkel set she would continue to push for two-state solution. benjamin netanyahu accusing the palestinian leadership of lies. some grounds for deployment movement forward because john kerry is later expected to fly to the middle east and meet with mahmoud abbas. but we are not seeing any tangible signs of progress yet. >> meanwhile, the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon is urging both sides to pull back from what he calls a dangerous escalation. he met palestinian president mahmoud abbas in ramallah on wed. >> the situation in the west bank also deserves renewed attention. settlement activity

>>> secretary of state john kerry is meeting with binyamin netanyahu in berlin, and then travels to jordan, what will he do there? who will he speak to and what would he have told binyamin netanyahu? >> we know from the prime minister's spokesman that what binyamin netanyahu tells john kerry is that what lays behind the sudden wave of conflict is incitement. he'll tell the leadership that groups in israel, like the islamic movement, are inciting people to resist and rise up against israel, not mentioning the word occupation. however, john kerry, clearing having this conversation with binyamin netanyahu in the course of the morning, says he will come to the region. a key issue in all of this is the belief among some. in particular king abdullah of jordan, that the way to help this lies in the al-aqsa, there can be no doubt about the peace negotiation. what king abdullah says unless the issue is addressed, the rights of access, there can be no attempt to end the current wave of violence. so that is the message that king abdullah will give to kerrry once and again if the two meet in co

tell you what jacob zuma is doing to try to end the violence. >>> secretary of state john kerry working on a plan to end the syrian conflict, but it's a community in michigan looking to help the refugees find a home. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live in new york city. i'm del walters. for the first time in weeks, israel allowing muslims of all ages to enter the al-aqsa mosque compound. access to the holy site has been one of the triggers of that recent violence that has killed dozens of palestinians and jews. >> reporter: young and old, male and female arrive for friday prayers. unlike in recent weeks there was no age or gender restriction for worshippers going to the al-aqsa mosque come pound, and no police check points to navigate. those closely checking identity on past friday, now relaxing and simply watching. the scenes were not as peaceful in many parts of the occupied west bank, activists groups had declared what they call addai of rage, and there was sporadic fighting in a number of areas. the wider israeli occupation remains in police, a critical context for the easing of

foreign ministers of russia, saudi arabia and turkey in vienna, john kerry said they discussed ideas that could change the dynamic of the syrian crisis, he travelled after jordan's prime minister said he would coordinate air strikes. kerrry will travel for talks with his counterpart, and is pushing for a round of talks in vienna next week >>> we go to aman with more on the implications of jordan's agreement with russia. >> i wouldn't call it a shift in aman's strategy yet. according to a jordanian official, this agreement to coordinate on the ground in syria between russia and jordan is supposed to be in their interest. focussing on southern syria, where jordan shares a border, and it will maintain the civility and security. southern syria is where jordan has influence and interest. since the start of the conflicts in syria, jordan is worried about the spillover, and that is why it's worked hard on building trust and good relations with the anti-bashar al-assad rebels. you may have heard over the years that jordan trained some of these rebels, and it has a facilitated arms transfer.

>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in saudi arabia to discuss the war in syria as russia signals it could support u.s. backed fighters. i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news from al jazeera. also ahead, ta tan tanzanians ge polls. and hurricane patricia flash flooding. secretary of state john kerry has discussed the war in syria with king salman. >> we discussed a way forward for syria. we need negotiation for political solution that complies with the principles of geneva 1. we need to get the parties around the table. that can appreciative e-preserve the unity of syria but bashar al-assad can't remain as president of syria. >> until now russia has referred to all groups fighting president assad as terrorists. russia wants a rule of the process and says damascus should prepare for parliamentary and presidential elections. >>> 44 people have been killed by air strikes in the last 24 hours, six children. certain areas near idlib were destroyed by air strikes. jamal al shael has the story. >> targeting what the governments call terrorists. the purse on the ground tel

netanyahu is expected to meet u.s. secretary of state john kerry on thursday. netanyahu is already there for talks with the german chancellor angela merkel. >> from jerusalem to the occupied west bank. the u.n. secretary general calls to a dangerous escalation. president mahmood abbas makes it clear that the palestinians have a right to protect themselves, but then he wants to turn to negotiations with the israelis, a message he'll bring to the u.s. secretary of state john kerry when they meet on friday. >> secretary of state kerry knows exactly what we want. >> abbas said that they had no choice but to ask for protection. more specifically and crucially the fear that israel wants to change the status quo at the al aqsa mosque. i asked the u.n. secretary general what the united nations is doing to calm an extremely volatile situation and what international protection means. >> a protection of forces. >> thank you very much for your time. thank you so much. >> but diplomacy seems a world away from the reality on the ground. there have been a steady stream of protests with the israeli army and

security forces to work. >> secretary of state john kerry called on israeli and palestinian leaders to end what he calls the senseless violence. kerry spoke during a two-day trip to spain. he said israel has the right to protect its citizens from random acts of violence. mike viqueira is in washington with more on future meetings. >> reporter: there is a real question of whether or not john kerry should go on these meetings. he reported that he would meet benjamin netenyahu later this week in germany in remarks over the weekend. and then on to the middle east where he would mete with the palestinian leader, and perhaps jordan's king, but many are questioning whether now is the time for diplomacy. earlier today he met with the spanish foreign minister. he called for calm. he said it was important to maintain the status quo, and to be very clear about expectations about what he termed the status quo among the holy sites of the temple mount and the al aqsa mosque that volatile area in jerusalem that is the source of all of the friction now, and how these sites are administered, but benjam

-- "live from paris," bringing you all the international news. john kerry says it is critical to hold all the violence in the thele east -- to halt all violence in the middle east. meanwhile, there has been another stabbing. a record number of migrants have crossed into slovenia in the past 24 hours, some 13,000 people arriving in the last day alone, and thousands more are expected to flood in this thursday. hillary clinton is set for a grilling on thursday over the attack on the compound in benghazi. she will be up before the house select committee. all eyes will be on what this could mean for her campaign -- presidential campaign. plenty more coming up for you. air france workers are back at the negotiating table, trying to work out a deal that will avoid thousands of job losses. core is roman fighting back. the latest comic book featuring a character inspired by the founder of wikileaks, julian assange. first, u.s. secretary of state john kerry has said that it is critical to halt all violence in the middle east. he is holding talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu this t

what john kerry said or that bernie sanders missed it. they are doing it to me because i am republican. it was ted cruise who launched the most memorable attack. i think he got the biggest applause. he reminded me of newt gingrich. >> when he went after john mccain. >> i think we have that too. >> okay. yeah. >> let me say something at the onset. the questions that have been asked so far in this debate illustrate why the american people don't trust the media. [ applause ] >> this is not a cage match, and you look at the questions. donald trump, are you a comic book villain. ben carson, can you do math? john kasich, insult two people over here. marco rubio, why don't you resign? jeb bush, why have your numbers fallen? talk about the substantive issues that people care about. >> the prepackaged, let's attack the media and the moderators, or was there something going on that made this such -- >> i'm pretty sure that was prepackaged in some way. at the same time this was an unusually chaotic debate. five people asking questions of ten candidates in a two-hour format. a lot of crosstalk in

obviously about this attack and the way the police handled it. >>> secretary of state john kerry is expected to meet with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu and palestinian leader about the ongoing violence. >>> coming up on week ahead, what does u.s. have to cane. that is in week ahead. >>> today is another chapter in the historic iran nuclear deal. it's adoption day, 90 days since the landmark agreement was reached in vienna. u.s. officials will take steps to remove sanctions once sanctions are complied with. congress missed a deadline to throw up roadblocks, and despite threats republicans are yet to kill the agreement. >> today is a milestone to prevent nuclear weapons, and ensure the programme is peaceful going forward. andy gallagher looks at what makes the event possible. >> it took years of conflict between iran and world powers known as p5+1 to put together a deal based an verification and trust. the landmark nuclear agreement means iran has to sharply curtail its nuclear programme, a move that will reduce capability of developing nuclear weapons. in july, when the a

. secretary of state john considejohn kerry on thursday. >>> so far this month 53 palestinians and 9 vows have been killed in israel and the occupied territories. stephanie dekker has more on the day's developments. >> it's unclear of what exactly happened. one incident late wednesday night reported by the israeli police in the entrance of jerusalem, one man aparently tried to stop a soldier, apparently tried to remove the soldier's weapon, and he was shot and killed. different narratives coming out from the israeli police saying that two individuals tried to board a bus. a man was trying to get off the bus. the man asked the soldiers for their i.d. they say that they began to attack the soldiers and that now they're dead. the initial report from the israeli police that a palestinian rammed his car into a group of israelis standing on the side of the road. soon after the narrative came. the official army version was that an army vehicle with two soldiers was pelted by stones. the soldiers called for back up, then palestinians car according to them accelerated and purposely ran into the soldier

drop and snowfalls from the midwest to the northeast. ♪ secretary of state john kerry is calling on israel and the palestinians to end that violence. the violence left nine israelis and 43 palestinians dead. overnight he urged both sides to clarify stance on the disputed mosque compound. over the next several days kerry says he will meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian leader and good morning and welcome for your world i'm del. >> and i'm stephanie and israel police are opening an investigation into the death of an eritrean asylum seeker they mistakenly shot and thought he was involved in a shooting at the bus station and the shooter was killed with a soldier and we are live this morning in jerusalem and carl tell us more about what happened in barsheeba and what the reaction has been among israelis this morning. >> reporter: well stephanie when you look at the video surveillance footage you see what a confusing situation that was, what police tell us was that an israeli palestinian burst into the central bus station, seized the rifle from an israeli soldier t

lifted? >> stepping in. secretary of state john kerry will meet with israeli and palestinian leaders, who can help stop the violence. >>> hillary clinton will be answering questions about benghazi. >>> public demand. doctors without borders wants after that deadly attack in afghanistan. well, tonight marks another chapter in the iran nuclear deal. it is adoption-day. exactly 90 days since the landmark agreement was reached in vienna. u.s. and european union leaders will take steps once the deal is passed. yet to kill the agreement. the white house day says ensuring its nuclear program is exclusively peaceful going forward. >>> al jazeera's andy gallagher looks at events that made today possible. >> it took years of complex and fitfufitful negotiations between and group of powers known as p-5 plus one. the deal will be based on, says ibmobama, verification not trus. a move experts will say will reduce it's ability to produce nuclear weapons. in july when the deal was made, u.s. secretary of state john kerry said it was a deal worth fighting for. >> it is a step away from conflict and

across the nation in recent weeks. john kerry said he will hold meetings with leaders of both sides to keep the simmering tensiones from boiling over. now live with more news opt latest attack and efforts to stop this. hi, connor. >> hi, eric. that wave of attacks we have seen continues just a short while ago. there was a one attacker launching an attack in the central bus station according to police. he had both those gun and knife attacking people in there. police did shoot and kill the attacker. several dozen or more than a dozen or so people were injured. some very seriously taken to the hospital. another man who was at first mistaken and identified as an attacker but it was in fact a man from the country of aratrea also shot by police and is receiving medical treatment. this is the latest attack on israelis, israel plimted a whole host of security measures. dozens of checkpoints. and in east jerusalem neighborhoods. and also construction in large concrete walls between arab and israeli neighborhoods as well. the violence erupted about a month or so ago as more actives were push

agreements must be fulfilled. charlie: that is exactly what john kerry said yesterday coming out of a meeting with the british prime minister. he mentioned after syria, ukraine. he said that we have to have a full implementation of the minsk agreements. you and john kerry are just like this, you agree. implement the minsk agreements. >> in full. could you please have enough patience and not interrupt me for two minutes? i ask you, please present this without cuts. can you do this? do you have enough power to do this? to present it without cuts. charlie: yes. pres. putin: the implementation of the agreements means there are several articles. i will speak about the main points so the situation in ukraine changes fundamentally. there should be political reform, that is first. there should be constitutional changes. that is what is set forth in the minsk agreements. then most important, the minsk agreements state they should be done in coordination. and that is a matter of principle. in ukraine, there are reforms introduced in the constitution, but there has been no coordination with done

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minister benjamin netanyahu is expected to meet secretary of state john kerry on thursday. netanyahu is already there for talks with chancellor angela merkel. >> diplomacy from jerusalem to the west bank. calling for calm in what is called a dangerous escalation. palestinian president mahmood abbas makes it clear that the palestinians have a right to protect themselves. and they want to return to negotiations with the israelis, a message that they will bring with secretary of state john kerry. >> secretary state john kerry knows what we want. we want to return to gorgeous based on international legitimacy. settlement expansion is illegal. we all know it. let's put that on the table. let's do that, then we'll return to negotiation gas abbas said that they had no choice but to ask for protection. the recent violence has not been just about israel's occupation but crucially the fear that israel wants to change the statute quo of thal aqsa mosque compound. secretary general was asked what the united nations is doing to calm an extremely volatile situation. and what international protecti

negotiate from a position of strength. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry tells us that russian attacks may an take gonize other countries. >> we have made it clear do not attack the legitimate opposition. they have said they understand that. what we are looking for is not a military victory. we are looking for the political resolution that we always look for in the context of geneva. and so they don't have to fear that we are somehow building up a takeover military. what we are trying to do is have a legitimate transition now to save syria. and to have a unified secular whole syria going forward. but if the russians insist on fighting against them, there could be very serious consequences, the most serious of which would be that other nations supporting those people will have no choice but to double down and russia itself will become a target of those people. that's why i say what they have done if they are not there to actually fight dash is very dangerous for the long term. >> john kerry has been meeting his iranian counterpart. he met two times within the space of a week on

and the palestinians. benjamin netanyahu meets with secretary john kerry. >>> police suspect arsonist targeting predominantly black churches. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm tony harris. vice president joe biden has ended months of speculation about a presidential bid. a short time ago he announced he will not run. biden made the announcement in the white house woes garden with his wife and president obama at his side. he said he and his family are still grieving the death of his son, and there is not enough time to launch a successful campaign. mike viqueira joins us now from the white house with more. mike, walk me through the announcement, was it much of a surprise? >> it was a very big surprise, tony. consider the fact over the last few days there have been secret meetings, leaks from those secret meetings, there has been speculation that has just sucked the oxygen out of the white house press core. everyone trying to read the tea leaves and trying to figure out what joe biden is going to do. the hour is getting late. in fact, in the end joe bid

. >> calling for calm. secretary of state john kerry urging israel and the palestinians to take steps to ease tensions after another violent weekend. a warning to drone owners the faa has a new set of rules for you to fly by. canadians are going to the polls voting for their next government. we'll take a look at how it will effect issues on the global scale. >> this is al jazeera america live in new york city. i'm del walters. at this hour u.s. and european officials are taking steps to remove sanctions against iran. that nuclear deal is now in effect. this weekend iran pledging to make major changes to its facilities. the sanctions won't be lifted fully until iran complies. al jazeera's andy gallagher has more on what the country must do next. >> it took years of negotiations between iran and a group of world powers known as p5+1 to put together a deal the obama administration says will be based on verification, not trust. the landmark nuclear agreement will mean that iran will curtail its nuclear program. a move that will significantly reduce its capability of nuclear weapons. in ju

. secretary of state john kerry is in the middle east to try to press on with a new diplomatic push on syria. after meeting the foreign ministers of russia, saudi arabia and turkey in vienna, kerry has now traveled ojoarnd a day after the foreign minister has agreed that jordan will coordinate air strikes with moscow. talks with his counterpart on saturday, and another round of talks next week. nizreen jamala, to coordinate air strikes with mosk and whether this is a shift in oman's strategy. >> i wouldn't call it a shift in oman's strategy just yet. according to a jordanian official this agreement to coordinate on the ground between russia and jordan is supposed to be in's interest. they share a border and it will maintain jordan's safety and stability. southern jordan, since the start of the conflict in syria, jordan has been very worried about a possible spillover from southern syria into jordan. that is why it has worked hard to build trust, you might have heard that jordan has trained some of these rebels, facilitated arms transfers to them through the jordanian poured and in a

john kerry said he was cautiously optimistic after a 4-hour meeting with binyamin netanyahu in berlin >>> well, good evening, meeting with prime minister binyamin netanyahu in israel in berlin on the outset of a mission doomed from the start. secretary of state john kerry urged all sides to tone down the rhetoric in the middle east. >> it is critical to end all violence, incitement and find a road forward to build a possibility for a larger process. after the meeting the state department says john kerry had to reaffirm his commitment governing the areas. it allows israel to maintain security there, but includes a prohibition on non-muslim prayer. for his part he told kerry the palestinian leader is to blame for t violence gripping the region. >> it's time for the international community to stop spreading lives about israel. lies that israel wants to tear down the al-aqsa mosque, and lies that israel is executing it. all of that is falls. on saturday. kerry will head to the region, meeting with king abdullah and palestinian leader mahmoud abbas. >>> pakistan's prime minister met with p

way forward with talks but john kerry says it will be very different and france's foreign minister says there must be significant change in syria and the first time both sides have been invited to the table and u.n. secretary ban ki-moon has called for flexibility and we are joined live from vienna and what is the plan for today, mohamed? >> reporter: well, jane, the plenary section started in the last half an hour. all the diplomates meeting at the hotel imperil behind us, the area which is hosting these talks today. the first time that iran is at the negotiating table discussing the future of syria, very interesting development that iran is here, in the past iran wanted to join but the u.s. made sure they were disinvited and now since the completion of nuclear talks they are involved in these negotiations but as you just said u.s. secretary of state john kerry and several diplomates today and yesterday insisted these talks will be nothing if not difficult and a short while ago i caught up with the saudi delegation that is a few hundred meters to our left here and across the stree

secretary of state john kerry meets with leaders from iran and saudi arabia among other to try to end the war in syria. the obama administration reporting toking leave president bashar al-assad in power at least now. cheryl: in florida, dramatic video showing a passenger jet erupting in flames on the tarmac. we'll have the story. nicole: in sports, new england patriots remain undefeated after crushing the miami dolphins. new york mets face a crucial game 3 in the battle against kansas city royals. welcome to "fbn:am," what is moving in today's markets and latest breaking news in the day ahead. cheryl: we have breaking news this morning. this all went this morning. senate passing a budget deal just before three a.m. eastern time, preventing any shutdowns or defaults in the 2017 fiscal year. the vote, 64-35. it goes to president obama for signing into law. republican presidential call candidate rand paul returned from the campaign to filibuster the bill. >> the number one threat to this country's future is our debt. the number one threat to our national security is our debt. this deals give

for assad to be part of the long-term future of syria. >> secretary of state john kerry speaks to al jazeera about the future of bashar al-assad. >>> and how many child brides in niger who escape poverty end up in even worse circumstances. >> we're learning more about the shooter at an oregon community college. the police identified chris harper mercer as the shooter in the massacre. he was discharged from the army in 2008 for failing to meet the minimum standards to serve. a rifle and a flak jacket was does covered with ammunition. more was found at the shooter's home. sabrina, you talked to people who knew the suspect? >> well, we actually have been here for the last couple of hours because a steady stream of students and families have been arriving here at the fairgrounds. they've been bussed to the school campus where they can retrieve their cars and their personal belongings. they left everything there yesterday after the lockdown was lifted. in the meantime we're learning more about the heavily armed shooter. he has been identified as 26-year-old chris harper mercer, and for th

at their targets. and fascinating to see john kerry standing alongside sergei lavrov after russia has been carrying out an air campaign of its own, at odds with what the united states is doing. because the activity is designed to bolster at least in the short-term, the strength of bashar al-assad, and hitting back on those fighters supported by the cia. i want to mention one other thing, secretary kerry making the explicit link between this anticipated counter daesh campaign, the counter isil campaign, and enhancing the diplomatic effort. josh earnst saying is is fewer than 50 commandos that will be spending time in syria, and he weighed in repeatedly on what exactly their role will be and how we're going to define it. >> our strategy in syria hasn't changed. the core is to build up the capacity of local forces and take the fight to isil on the ground within their own country. there are ways to offer support whether it's resupplying them or conducting air strike, and the president did make a decision to intentionfy that support by offering a small number of military personnel to o

talks. iran will be taking part alongside russia, saudi arabia, the u.s., eu, and others. john kerry had this to say before his departure. >> i will go back to vienna tonight to take the next step in discussions from an ever broadening group of nations, including iran. which will join one of the multilateral gatherings for the first time. onle finding a way forward syria will not be easy or automatic, it is the most promising opportunity for a political opening. recognizing what is happening. syria is being destroyed. anchor: john kerry. talks i'm joined by former congresswoman jane harman. it is good to have you with us. we are talking about iran entering the multilateral talks. thehat is only part of story. the other part of the story is that she iran will be around the table with sunni saudi arabia, egypt, and difficult states. it is an all in conversation. newsis the most positive since march 2 thousand 11. if john kerry can show the u.s. could bep needed, this the beginning of the political solution. without a political solution, the nightmare of syria will never end. anchor: they h

john kerry, and barack obama want us to do, which is their solution for everything, put more taxes on it, give more money to washington, d.c., and then they will fix it. one of the more interesting exchanges. the discussion over how trump would solve the budget crisis and ben carson's tax plan. >> you can't can do it with empty promises. you know these plans would put uhl trillions and trillions of dollars in debt. folks we have to wake up. we can cannot elect somebody that doesn't know how to do the job. you have to spick ml1 c^ somebodien who has experience, somebody that has the know how, the discipline. >> both trump and carson have repeatedly been challenged about their lack of experience. >> he was such a nice guy, and he said oh i will never attack, but then his poll numbers tanks that's why he is on the end, and he got nasty. >> the next debate will be in a few weeks another chance for the candidates to contrast themselves t and prove why they should be the nominee. >> in response to the criticism and the host, cnbc say people that want to be president should be able to answer

, secretary of state john kerry urges israel and the palestinians to take steps to ease tensions after another violent weekend. a warning to drone owners. the faa has a new set of rules for you to follow. canadians are heading to the polls to vote on their next government, the outcome could impact on international rules on climate change and what muslim women are allowed to wear. this is al jazeera america, live from new york city i'm tony harris. israeli police have opened an investigation into the death of an eritrean asylum seeker they mistakenly shot in beersheba. officers thought the man was involved in a shooting attack at the bus station. secretary of state john kerry is calling for israel and the palestinians to end the violence that has been raging for weeks now. he has asked both sides to clarify their positions over a religious site. >> definitely something that the palestinian government wants, in the latest from the palestinian government today a member of the plo as well as one of the negotiators, hanan ashrawi. , occupied west bank and the rest of the palestinian territo

agency, all couples will be able to have two children. community,tional according to john kerry. here to meet with russian, turkish, and saudi counterparts. the head of fema wants his money back. .ome of the deals done craig dyke says he will be looking to recoup the 21 million pounds. those are the headlines this hour. coming up, a massive overhaul of one of europe's biggest banks. how deutsche bank is planning to shed some 30,000 jobs. our top story this hour, china's ruling party has said today that it is to ease family planning restrictions to allow two children's for all couples. the change represents a major liberalization of the country's restrictions which had already eased slightly in 2013, that prevented many couples and china from having more than one child ever since 1980. we are going to speak to our correspondent in beijing, tracy chairing. c --hang. tell us a little bit more about what this change means. tracy: it probably refracts more and the status of china's economy. this -- it reflects the chinese economy is in deeper trouble than we previously estimated. if we do

john kerry and barack obama want us to do. put more taxes on it. give more money to washington, d.c., and then they'll fix it. >> reporter: one of the more interesting exchanges occurred between john kasich and donald trump. >> you can't do it with empty promises. these plans would put us trillions and trillions of dollars in debt. folks we cannot elect somebody that doesn't know how to do the job. you have to pick somebody who has experience, somebody that has the no-how and discipline. >> reporter: trump responded with this. >> he was so nice. he was such a nice guy, and he said, oh, i'm never going to attack, but then his poll numbers tanked, that's why he is on the end, and he got nasty. >> reporter: the next debate will be in a few weeks in milwaukee, wisconsin. another chance for the candidates to contrast themselves from each other, and prove why they should be the nominee. >>> secretary of state john kerry and other world leaders are meeting today in vienna, trying to find a diplomatic solution to the war in syria. iran is taking part in the talks for the first time. their g

not there to actually fight daish is very dangerous for the long term. >> meanwhile, john kerry teen iranian foreign minister have met for if second time in a week even discussed the nuclear deal. they met on the sidelines of the general assembly to discuss a way forward. they were without advisors, left separately, and did not comment on their meeting. >>> coming up, the mass shooting in oregon sparks a new debate over gun laws. >> also, the u.n. fails to come up with a peace plan in libya. stay with us. i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offline. so i can rest easy. what. you don't have a desk bed? don't be left in the dark. get proactive alerts 24/7. comcast business. built for business. >> every saturday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... ent

between israelis and palestinians. and john kerry on his way to the middle east today. he is going to hold high-level talks with benjamin netenyahu tomorrow. barnaby phillips is live for us in berlin. and surely the daily violence going on right now is going to be topping all of the agendas. >> reporter: yes, and we have seen the german host saying exactly the kinds of things that you would expect to see as benjamin netenyahu was on his way here, that the violence needs to de-escalate, that israel has the right to protect itself own citizens, but it should do so in a proportionate way. the interesting diplomatic initiative has come from e.u. partners, the french who have talked about some sort of international presence at the al aqsa mosque compound to reduce tensions there. but that is something that benjamin netenyahu has already rejected. his meeting with john kerry tomorrow very important because john kerry will fly on, we believe, eventually to the middle east in a meeting with the palestinian a leader. little grounds for optimism. >> barnaby also kerry heading to germany to t

. so about an hour from now, we are going to hear from john kerry at the conclusion of these meetings in vienna. the meetings that began today for the first time in earnest. they have been working on this. the president has been on the phone, calling those in the uae and others of the gulf allies who are dead set against iran being engaged diplomatically. the fact is ever since september 30th when russia began its air strikes with no warning to the united states, only 48 hours after vladimir putin had been at the united nations meeting with president obama, once russia was involved so directly, not just in support to assad on the ground but also support from the air, propping up assad and iran on the ground, there's no way to keep iran out of this and there's no way to not try to finally get those negotiations under way. we understand also that there will be no conclusion out of these meetings today, that in fact, kerry might be circling back to vienna next week or some place else in europe to pick up these talks. this is just the beginning of long-delayed talks. i should also point o

following a fatal bus station shoot-out. this as secretary of state john kerry prepares to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu in an attempt to restore peace in the area. connor powell has the latest developments from jerusalem. >> and, melissa, the violence here in a few months several weeks on going now showing for signs of letting up any time soon, another attack last night, israel officials say grabbing a weapon from a soldier, shot and killed both a soldier and injured 11 other people at the bus station in southern israel last night. now, an unnamed man, afternoon man from the country was also killed by valleyy security officials who believed that he was like part of the attack, prime minister netanyahu has offered his condolences but also said today that israel will continue to fight terror attacks, secretary of state john kerry is headed to the region to meet with both netanyahu and palestinian president. he is groom r trying to find a way to stop what he says is the senseless violence going on here. what exactly he can do to influence the violence here is the big question t

. as it happened, secretary of state john kerry was at the united nations and issued a stark warning. >> we have also made clear that we would have grave concerns should russia strike areas where isil and al quaeda affiliated targets are not operating. strikes of that kind would question russia's real intentions fighting isil or protecting the assad regime. >> and, mike, ash carter held what seemed to be a pretty long and detailed brief, reporters today as well. >> this gets to the when question and it really points out the friction now that exists between the u.s. and russia not only between the president, president obama and president putin which is in such obvious display on monday at the united nations but also between their respective militaries. it turns out that a russian officer went to the american embassy in baghdad not one hour before the russian planes took off and issued a demarsh. simply asserting the fact that russian airplanes were going to be taking off and u.s.-led coalition aircraft should simply get out of the way. this was the reaction from ash carter at the pent

was released. >>> uks secretary of state john >> united states secretary of state john kerry will work with easing tensions, people there vai they continue to suffer under the abolishingades. are andrew simmons has the story. >> returning from prayer, palestinians said they will get better. >> it's ruining our lives, it is very hard 90,. >> reporter: there are three ways in and out of isawea. the security forces say they have sealed off the village in order to keep the peace. this is center of the village and the confrontation point between israeli forces and palestinian protesters. for anyone living in the vicinity it's a nightmare. >> but for 65-year-old h e-hodir had is, sunset out to drive her to hospital but he says soldiers held him for half an hour before letting him take her to hospital. by then he says it was too late. she died of a heart ataj. >> i was angry as i wanted to save her life. what happened to me didn't matter. at the time in the village it wasn't blocked. it would have cost me only a few minutes to ream myization but. >> our twin 300 cannot even comb to my ho