shape or control debate so and so in washington one rarely gets he gets the opposing non saudi non israeli point of view it's completely outrageous and the people who are just served by this are the american people who you who you know there are very important issues that need to be thrashed out but what you're being you know very you don't know you know swept under the rug it's just it's symptomatic of a of a political system in deep crisis i mean you know there's in it long ago there was the it was a long time ago when there was public debate about foreign policy you never hear anything about that if you just as daniel was saying as i tell people here in american media don't say much about israel don't say anything about saudi arabia ok those are just two examples go ahead i've been. yeah i think the other participants or are right on here. our whole policy is on autopilot and what we have is a military that set up the power project overseas so we should call the department of defense department of often through the department of defense of other countries because in the in the few times

sites in jerusalem has reopened its doors three days after its leaders closed it in protest against israeli tax measures the church of the holy sepulcher is believed my many to be the site of the crucifixion and resurrection of jesus christ it reopened after the local mayor suspended a plan to make churches pay substantial back taxes on net assets. mourners have been filing past the body of evangelical preacher billy graham in the u.s. capitol rotunda and on a rarely afforded to those not connected to the u.s. government or the military graham died last week at the age of ninety nine he will be buried on friday in north carolina at a ceremony attended by president trump chaper tensely reports. america's political leadership was refused to let its eulogies for billy graham as he lay in the capitol rotunda the north carolina farm boy walked out of those fields into a great and beautiful history that an evangelical preacher was being owner of this way by those who make the law in the country where in thomas jefferson's words a wall of separation between church and state was intended to have be

sites in jerusalem has reopened its doors three days after its leaders closed it in protest against israeli tax measures the church of the holy several is believed by many to be the site of the crucifixion and resurrection of jesus christ and leo penned after the local mayor suspended a plan to make churches pay substantial act taxes on their assets how a force it has this update for us from occupied east jerusalem. well here in the square outside the church of the holy sepulcher things seem to be back to normal tourists and pilgrims they've been flocking over the last three days not able to get in through those giant wooden doors now they are able to get in to this most important christian holy site however behind the scenes there is still some uncertainty what has been struck is an interim deal which is allowed the jerusalem municipality to suspend for now its attempts to collect back taxes from the three churches involved the armenian greek orthodox and roman catholic churches it's also allowed for the suspension of any proposed legislation which would see the israeli government have the

you're talking about iran, china, the palestinians, the israelis. when the conversation shifts, you have to look at the corner of the room and say, can i continue this conversation? that guy can't get his clearance. it is not about one piece of information or the other. it is about why did the attorney general feel compelled to call the white house to say, for an accelerated clearance, we can't close it out. >> and we matter jared kushner feels as though he's being picked on unfairly by the chief of staff john kelly who because of the rob port he incident, and the fact this guy who apparently likes to beat up women, very blackmailable. john kelly who was the target of a lot of criticism, said i'll fix this. anybody with security clearance from such and such a date, it oenlds this date and jared kushner fees victimized. >> woe is little jared. he can't take a little bit of well-placed heat. jared kushner is still very much a danger to flat security. i don't care how he feels. they down graded his security clearance and now folks are saying perhaps we

you know, the israelis, when they send something over, never send it across as met merely th secret level. whether it's worth it or not they always do top secret or higher. almost anything that deals with china, china and north korea or the president's strategy with china is probably -- and certainly this week on xi jinping's decision to extend his rule to indefinite, those are all highly classified matters what you realize is if you have secret clearance there's a lot of information, a lot of things people read day in, day out may technically be classified. some people will say that's overclassified. how is he, one, supposed to do his job without that information and also do you actually see the president abiding by this, considering -- i think back to when he was in the oval office with the russians and disclosed classified information to them, highly sensitive information. he doesn't really show respect for these different dividing lines when it comes to properly disclosing information. >> there's an easy way around this. the president can designate anybody they want on earth to receiv

that's why they are encroaching on the israelis and beginning to put in missile bases so they can strike israel. this is what the iranians are up too. now they have a political and military alliance with the russians and it is significant and we have got to start getting our act together to push back on it. >> i agree. we've got a lot of problems of the world. i hope they get fixed. i know we all appreciate your advice. thank you. >> good talking to you. >> take a look at this. we are now up 136 points at the low of the session right now. we had been higher as we went into the day and that was in part because of the response to the gdp report which came in a little lower or softer than expected. were still growing at a healthy clip. now investors are digesting all of this and trying to determine what it means for our economy as we move forward and set policy. i'm sorry to turn it over to liz but like i said, you can't go anywhere, forget the commercial rakes. >> you know it. breaking news, we do have some dramatic new developments. trish touched on them but they are altering the course o

against -- the israeli government orders to apply property taxes on the charges and property of churches. that is absolutely unacceptable. benjamin netanyahu says a team is being set up to negotiate with church officials to reach a resolution. government has eased capital controls put in place turned the summer of 2015 at the height of the countries financial troubles. the finance ministry says it is raising the amount that account holders can withdraw each month and is allowing greeks to open new bank accounts without restrictions. bailout monitors are in advance for final review before the third bailout program and's in august -- ends in august. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: dick's sporting goods is the latest company to weigh in on the question of goods and the company announced they will no longer sell ar-15 rifles that were used in the florida shooting and will not sell any guns of any sorts under the age of 21 and and the sale of high-capacity magazines. set

whether the israeli-palestinian peace process, which doesn't seem to be moving very fast, at least not now, but let's say he has to go to saudi arabia or the united arab emirates or let's say he goes to china or mexico. he's going to have deputies who are there who have top-secret sci security clearances. he only has secret security clearances. what if they say something that is top secret in his presence that potentially could be awkward? >> to say the least, it could be awkward. it's really untenable. i think personally that the president is going to do a waiver. i don't think it's acceptable to the president to have his chief, you know, sort of guy, kushner, so handcuffed as you and gloria have properly described it. he has that authority on an issue by issue, event by event, person by person basis to waive. so i think to take your hypothetical, he goes to saudi arabia, president says in saudi arabia, he's got top secret. but it doesn't really help the briefing process. you really need to be briefed before you go into these meetings, and that briefing wants you to be as informed as

words this is syria except it's not actually syria one is from mosul in iraq and the other is from the israeli bombing of gaza now it's been raised in the comments that it's not actually syria but regardless this post by some guy in cleveland has tens of thousands of reach we decided to find out how many people here in new york would be ready to reach wieder share this with jury tweet that. i led i don't typically use twitter but. maybe now it just seems sixth like very politically motivated without have any having any serious message behind it i definitely wouldn't i mean. just because there are horrors happening everywhere and i don't know if twitter is the proper forum for it anyways yes i would and why i'm half palestinian and this is the same thing that's going on in my country interestingly and this is mosul in iraq and that is gaza. so it's not actually syria you know but it's equivalent the same type of things are going on in syria it's kind of just inform and it might not be you know to a t. informative but it's getting the message across that even if these pictures are someplace else

least of which is leading this administration, this president's effort to pursue peace between the israelis and palestinians. remember the president called him out and said if anyone can do it, i believe jared can. diplomacy with mexico and canada and china, trying to help oversee some of the trade deals taking place around the globe. with him, losing effectively this top secret clearance he had at an interim level, it means if it's to be executed as such, he wouldn't be able to attend a lot of the national security meetings, he wouldn't be there alongside the president to see the presidential daily briefing, which basically means according to the folks i'm talking to, near impossible for him to do his job. this is a cordi iaccording to m sources familiar with a white house memo that says that he, kushner, have been downgraded. we should note it's up to the president to decide what he wants to do. he could sort of go above this and just basically give jared kushner whatever access he so chooses. officials tell me, that would be unprecedented. during my conversation with ivanka trump oversea

israelis, of course, are highly concerned about their own security. this could curtail his ability to function as kind of a diplomat, if you will, for the white house, which particularly in the middle east, but "the washington post" story, the timing of the story is interesting, because even though it came out in the paper edition today, a lot came out yesterday, and a lot of people are wondering whether general kelly was reacting to that with an overabundance of caution or whether "the washington post" picked up on what kelly was about to do. so there's a question about timing. there are several countries mentioned, mexico, some arab countries. israel itself. it's unclear who they're getting this from. it may be another fake news stories. >> it's unclear what they're staying. >> what "the post" says there were certain individuals in those governments trying to figure out ways they could leverage their own desires with regard to jared's business concerns. >> that's real news, because i think they probably try to get away with whatever they can. >> doe

some of that is overblown in the sense that if you can get the palestinians and israelis at the table, it would become an issue. >> this seems more clearly sort of a kelly assertion of power than almost anything we've seen. kushner seems willing to take this down. if you can't get a security clearance, you shouldn't get it and you shouldn't be working on that. the president can sort of make calls on what is classify and what is not. on one hand, i don't want being an international businessman or woman to keep you from being able to work in high levels of government. on the other hand, this is the price that the trump family pays, and the kushner family, for not having a clear ethical line about what is business and what is government. if you make that line very, very, very clear when you start this process, then there's less chance that you're vulnerable to these things. >> and it's certainly embarrassing, right, for kushner. in some ways embarrassing for ivanka trump too. here they have these very highfaluting roles in the white house, and here they're getting this massive pushback.

charged with some of the most sensitive relationships and negotiations we have, middle east peace, israelis and palestinians, broader issues in the middle east, how on earth if he's not fully informed, how can he represent the united states in those conversations -- >> ambassador -- >> i have time for one more question here. very quickly, one of the things inside the "washington post" story was that the perception within the national security community, they were so concerned about the possibility again the foreign countries might be able to play jared kushner, that it came up in the national security adviser's hr mcmaster's daily intelligence briefing. what does that tell you? >> it tells me that this is a major risk for the white house and for the national security of the united states, that even with the lowered security clearance, there's still a grave danger to having jared kushner there. he should be gone yesterday, john. tomorrow is not soon enough. >> ambassador norm eisen, appreciate it. we want to take you back to capitol hill right now. we have live pictures. this will be a servi

building ties with mexico, to spearheading his father in law's pursuit of an elusive deal between the israelis and palestinians. >> if you can't produce peace in the middle east, nobody can. but i have a feeling that jared is going to do a great job. >> but intelligence experts say kushner's hands are now effectively tied. >> getting bumped down to having only a secret clearance, he's effectively in the same status as the people who mow the lawn or work in the white house kitchen. >> ultimately the president has the final say. but giving kushner special access would be an unprecedented step. and this week kushner's wife, eye advantagea trunk, told nbc news there would be no double standard for family. >> is it appropriate for family members to have exceptions granted to them? >> we will be treated like everyone else will be treated. chief of staff john kelly has made his thoughts and intentions very clear on the fact that he wants to streamline and modernize this process. think that's a good thing. >> also this morning, nearly 1,000 days until the next presidential election. president trump is

authorities there are some voices that question whether that gives too much power in the long term to israeli authorities well in the short term it does seem that they've backed down the standoff has been resolved the differences that created it have yet to be. and that is it from london now let's go back to come out of a barber thank you for that the former campaign chairman for u.s. president donald trump is appearing in court to answer a thirty two count indictment against him for faces charges including conspiracies and launder money conspiracy to defraud the united states failure to file as a foreign agent out of the lobbying work he did on behalf of the pro russian ukrainian party of regions four was indicted by special counsel robert muller who is investigating of course the alleged russian interference of the twenty sixteen election and also us media reporting donald trump's son in law and advisor. has lost his access to top secret security briefings he's one of several aides under scrutiny about the level of information they have been allowed to see we will discuss both of these with

one of the last military bases was taken out by the israelis. what is the state department's reaction on this? >> we've seen that report as well. we have long known that iran is involved in malign activities all around the world and that's exactly why this administration -- let me finish, bill. that's exactly why this administration broadened its approach to iran. we no longer look at our relationship or focus on iran just about the nuclear program. we look at all the bad activities that iran is involved with around the world. including funding hezbollah, including sending weapons and material into syria. it is something that has to stop and the world is paying attention to that. >> bill: over the last couple of minutes we've talked about north korea and iran and syria. and you mentioned russia. russia is the common thread behind all three, correct? >> russia and iran and some other bad actors around the world. that's exactly why we keep a close eye on this. >> bill: it's putin, right? it's moscow. >> putin runs the country. that is certainly pa

term two israeli authorities well in the short term it does seem that they've backed down the standoff has been resolved the differences that created it have yet to be. australia's government has ordered the recall of more than two million cars with airbags made by the japanese firm takata it says it's not satisfied with the results of voluntary recalls carried out by vehicle manufacturers last year forty to airbags have been linked to at least twenty three deaths around the world as the latest from sydney. this is affecting dozens of car manufacturers including european brands that weren't affected by voluntary recall last year the issue with a car airbags is that it can deteriorate causing it to explode and sending shrapnel and metal shards into the faces of the occupants of a car it's already been linked to about twenty deaths and about two hundred thirty injuries globally and this is prompted the recall of about one hundred million cars rolled why'd he in australia about two point three million cars will be affected by the recall that's about one in five cars driving on a strain ro

tax plan the iconic church is considered the site of the crucifixion of jesus israeli officials suspended a move to impose taxes on church properties in the holy city. you're watching the news coming up ahead a key different break that the e.u. publishes a first draft of the terms under which the u.k. will leave the e.u. but britain says it's unacceptable. but first monica joins me with business news that a landmark court ruling a job descriptive fair bit of confusion on the battle of disney yes yes huge confusion everywhere on greet commuter companies whole newness of polities they're all grappling with yesterday's called ruling that opens the door to banning diesel cars from in the cities now the move of course aims to lower harmful emissions and improve air quality but small businesses in particular whose diesel powered utility vehicles are essential to keeping their operations running hoping for exceptions. the idea of small can normally conjures up notions of bustling capitals but lynn is just one of seventeen german cities notorious for breaking legal air pollution limits could city

it reopened its doors after a three-day closure in protest at israeli government plans to tax churches across communities there. the closure is seen as the longest since 1990. earlier, i spoke to our correspondent, who joins us from outside the church. he had this to say on the mood in that part of jerusalem this wednesday. here -- sammy: the mood in east jerusalem is one of victory over the israeli government, the municipality in is jerusalem, representative of the greek orthodox church announced the churches would not pay one penny to the israelili municipality in jerusalem. it is a victory that the government has been defeated, similar to the kind of victory the muslims had in the summer, after there were attempts to restrict the entrance to the al-aqsa mosque. they imposed metal detectors. they said they have waged a similar campaign. what we have seen was a joint struggle not only of the three main churches -- the armenian, the greek orthodox, and the catholics, but also muslims. there were representatives of the palestinian authority, and all of this has culminated into a protest

tax legislation this is a amounts to a land grab israeli officials suspended the planned measures on tuesday. the e.u. has unveiled a long awaited draft bragg's a treaty that threatens to trigger new arguments with britain on key issues something the e.u. negotiated by the year was rarely wear off when presenting the hundred and twenty page draft a short while ago in brussels he wants london the time was running out. soon you will see so if we wish to make a success of these negotiations and i certainly do we must pick up the pace. of on the thirtieth of march twenty nine teen in thirteen months in thirteen months the u.k. will no longer be a member state of the european union says. that is what they wanted and on that day we need to have organized its withdrawal in an orderly fashion. so that was speaking a short while ago in brussels joining me from there now is the don't be a correspondent bob modern mission bania said there was significant points of disagreement what are the key issues in sounding blocks in the draft. no the biggest issue indeed is time because as michel barnier

last month iran launched a drone that entered israeli airspace. a series of events resulting in the downing of an f-16. f-16. the situation is clearly escalating and at greater risk. you mentioned in response to a question that we can impede tehran. and youo just identify what thoe strategic and/or operational impediments are that we are putting in tehran subway? can you buy with the effectiveness of an? >> i think as i mentioned, i think one of the things that we can do is we can build strong and resilient partnerships with our partners, with its iraqis on their side of the border of whether it's the syrian democratic force at this point. that's a partner on the ground. in many regards these partners share the same concerns we do with this, that they don't want their countries, they don't want their areas exploited by others for purposes of creating instability in this area. the relationships that we develop with them, iraqi forces, particularly the border control forces i think help aid and prevent the movement of these types of activities and e

so what are the israelis doing differently? jonathan vigliotti went there to find out. >> reporter: we're at a high school in tel aviv and this is a very typical scene. an armed guard starting outside the main entrance of the school. this is not by choice but by law. since 1974 there have been a half dozen terror attacks on israeli schools. we've come here to meet the principal. >> how many teachers are here? >> about 145. >> about 145. of the 145, how many of them are armed with guns? >> none. >> none. >> none. we have a security guard. this is the job of the police. this is the job of the state. >> reporter: every gun owner in israel has to go through training like this. this is actually a group of security guards at schools. they have do this every four months. like many instructors, he's ex-military. he said tougher background checks makes schools safer here. >> in the u.s. there is this perception that in israel everybody has a gun. is that true or false? >> false. very false. gun laws in america are much more loose than g

israeli soldiers have arrested ten pe put in a raid on a palestinian village among them was a teenage boy called mohammed who still recovering from a severe head injury sustained at a west bank protesting months ago the raid was caught on video by a member of his family the right took place early on monday morning in the palestinian village of nabi cell a man made and his older brother were arrested for taking part in anti israel demonstrations back in december at the time. mohammed was taken to hospital for a rubber bullet injury at legibly inflicted by israeli soldiers he then had surgery during which part of his skull was removed and he's currently waiting for another operation well after his release he did tell us his story although a word of warning you might find some of the images upsetting. and there when i was injured i climbed the wall thinking they were gone and as soon as i looked over i was shot right here and then i passed out and i don't know what happened. closely. with mckee they arrested me for throwing stones and they hit me while they were interrogating me when i w

like a secretary of state, to spearheading his father-in-law's pursuit of a pieeace deal betwe the israelis and palestinians. >> i have a feeling jared will do a great job. >> reporter: kouchner's hands are tied. >> bumped down to only a secret clearance, he's in the same status as the people who mow the lawn or work in the white house kitchen. >> reporter: ultimately the president has the final say. but giving kushner special access would be an unprecedented step. and ivanka trump said there would be no double-standard for family. is it appropriate for family members to have exceptions granted to them? >> we will be treated like everyone else will be treated. chief of staff john kelly has made his thoughts and intentions very clear on the fact he wants to streamline and poddmodernizes process. i think that's a good thing. >> reporter: nearly 1,000 days until the next presidential election. president trump has now named his campaign manager for his 2020 re-election bid. it's a name by the name of brad parscal, who headed up his digital campaign. he is going to focus on midterm elections and

one would say if the israeli were genuine about the need to solve this issues they should have meant a status quo that has prevailed since seventeen fifty seven when the autumn and. the third implemented the third man or the decree that paves the way for columbia station for the maintaining and also the management of holy sites and lands pertaining to different denominations within the christian faith why would you suddenly decide you know what we would like to change that studies quo. because i am not sure that even in the seventeen hundreds or eight hundred and the church properties were used to make a commercial profit. in the form of hotels and restaurants and things like that so the situation has changed somewhat and now i hope in the same way that the hotel which is next located next to. the hope deck steward hotel run by a church an ordinary hotel has to pay our no no but the church hotel we also makes the same profit and charges very similar rates is exempt from tax now that you agree this is a situation that's existed for many many years and there personally i'm not sure the

so what do israelis doing differently? jonathan vigliatti went there to find out. >> we are here at a high school in tel aviv. this is a very typical scene, armed guard standing outside the main entrance of the school. this is not by choice, but by law. since 1974, there have been a half dozen terror attacks on israeli schools. we have come here to meet principal, mattie stern. >> how many teachers here? >> 145. >> of them how many are armed with guns? >> none, none. we have at least one security guard, i think it provide us with, everything, we need. this is, the job of the police. and this is the job of the state. every gun owner in israel has to go through training like this. this is a group of security guard at schools. they have to do this every four months. dealing with the weapon. >> look many instructors, ex-military. he says tough background checks make schools safer. in the u.s. there is this perception that in israel everybody has a gun. its that true or false. false. very false. gun laws in america -- are much

. >> we have been investing in israeli technology, growth stage, early-stage and incubation and i think the great thing we are seeing in cybersecurity, a great concern around the world, terrorism is globalized so we are taking care of that. secondly, tremendous innovation in ai, machine learning and deep learning to connect devices and machines to the internet, to create new services. thirdly, most likely a precision medicine to help us get better and earlier. and probably, i would say, in addition to those kind of innovations we are seeing the attempt to decentralize currency systems, more freedom through block chain technologies, what you have seen in terms of share prices, you see the greatest companies are technology companies pushing away oil and gas, chemicals and construction. we are moving to a new world. >> artificial intelligence is a big problem, a lot of good can be done and a lot of bad can be done with artificial intelligence. where do you see that going? how do we control it or does it need to be controlled? >> technology without moral values is dangerous so we have to de

tax legislation they see amounts to a land grab israeli officials suspended the planned measures on tuesday. around twenty seven b. the thought to have died in the big freeze gripping europe a cold front dubbed the beast from the east is sweeping across the continent from siberia one of the worst affected countries this gracious where almost two metres of snow has fallen in some areas even in spain at thirty eight provinces have been hit or are on high alert the canary islands off africa are being lashed by strong winds in britain hundreds of trains have been cancelled in many schools closed in island which doesn't often see so much snow panic buying of bread has left a supermarket shelves empty. tennis legend roger federer is still the show at the laureus awards in monte carlo the world number one not only walked away with the sportsman of the year award but after returning to the game following a knee injury in two thousand and sixteen you also won the comeback of the year award and want to come back it was the swiss one has faced australian open and eighth wimbledon title in two

catholic churches it's also allowed for the suspension of any proposed legislation which would see the israeli government have the ability to claim land seize land which the church had sold to private investors that is something that the church says is discriminatory along with the attempt to claim taxes from what it says should be tax exempt properties in and around jerusalem for the tourists for the pilgrims this of course is a very happy day it's worse than the important for us and they quit impression for us because we did three days to come in and we have no chance to call there and it was very impressive for us it was an hour or two and i actually thought we may not get to come and so now i think it really joyous the price to be able to come in here so christians once again have access to sites such as this the slab where jesus said to have been prepared for burial the question now is how this is resolved the plan is for a committee which includes ministers the jews from his party and others to try to come sign some kind of long term agreement as to how to solve the divisions that still

he has been tasked with forging piece between israelis and palestinians. kushner engaged this talks with mexico and canada and traveled abroad and has a leading role on criminal justice reform. in a statement a spokesman says kushner has done more than what the expected of him. it is not uncommon for clearance reviews and that the current backlogs are being addressed. the statement also contends no concerns were raised about mr. kushner's application. the washington post reports that rosenstein personally said new information posed an obstacle to kushner's clearance. new reporting from the washington post that officials in at least four countries have privately discussed ways to manipulate jared kushner by taking advantage of his financial difficulties and lack of foreign policy experience. those nations are alleged to be the united arab, china, israel and mexico according to current and former u.s. officials familiar with intelligence reports on the matter. they say mcmaster learned that kushner had contacts with foreign officials he did not coordinate th

innovations office to overhaul the federal bureaucracy and has been tasked with forging peace between the israelis and palestinians as well as conducting diplomacy with china. now, kushner has also engaged in talks with mexico and canada on nafta, traveled has been broad and has a leading role on criminal justice reform. in a statement a spokesman said kushner, quote, has done more than what is expected of him in this process claiming it is not uncommon for these clearance reviews to take this long in a new administration and that the current backlogs are now being addressed. the statement also contends no concerns were raised about kushner's application. the "washington post" has reported that earlier this month, deputy ag rod rosenstein personally phoned the white house counsel to say new information had opposed and obstacle to kushner's clearance. and the major stories reporting today that officials in at least four countries have privately discussed ways they can manipulate jared kushner by taking advantage of his complex business arrangements and financial difficulties and lack of foreign pol

close the secret site the three days to protest against proposed tax legislation amounts to a land grab israeli officials suspended the planned measure on tuesday. you're watching the news coming up ahead backlash hits a food bank that's refused a new german climbs why it's elective on a c. has led to a heated debate in the country. the first list of joins me to talk about germany's biggest bank in house taking another step to deal with the mistakes of the last it's rather major we're talking of course about deutsche bank which has agreed to pay another two hundred forty million dollars to settle a two thousand and eleven lawsuit in the united states accusing it of manipulating the libel or benchmark interest rate germany's biggest lender is the third after citi group and barclays to resolve claims by investors including the city of baltimore and yale university who denies wrongdoing but has already paid four billion dollars to resolve claims used by banks to set rates and hundreds of trillions of dollars of transactions. for more let's cross over to our markets correspondent in frankfurt. pays

christianity's holiest sites in jerusalem is reopened three days after its leaders closed didn't protest against israeli tax measures the church of the holy sepulcher is believed by many to be the site of the crucifixion and resurrection of jesus christ but reopened after the local mayor suspended a plan to make churches pay substantial back taxes on their assets. afghanistan's president has offered to recognize the taliban as a legitimate political group as part of negotiations aimed at ending more than sixteen years of war finally was speaking at a meeting of diplomats trying to build a framework for peace talks australia's government has ordered the recall of more than two million cars with airbags made by the japanese firm to qatar it says it's not satisfied with a voluntary recalls carried out vehicle manufacturers last year. those are the headlines the news continues but first it is risking it all. delay getting violent in central african republic has forced more than a million people to meet back home. i was there i saw on the ground to bring it back our report on how people are struggling to car

i would say that this area not just on the israeli border the border of egypt with libya is a tough neighborhood. it's imperative for the combatant commanders to be well nested and i think under the leadership of our chairman of the national defense that we have put in place we are improving significantly in our ability to operate cooperation with each other a very seamlessly. it's not unusual for the general and i to talk across our common areas of concern. so this is an area where we have got to continue to pay attention. i think we're doing a much better job of it. >> thank you the first question is about this attack on u.s. forces in syria. media reports alleging it's by russian missionaries. we have confirmation that they were russian missionaries and how many to think were killed and do we have any idea if that was ordered by putin and what was their objective? >> i don't know that i can reported a thing different than what you have seen in terms of numbers of who this is. i can tell you throughout the event wearing communications with the russians, before during and after. he said this wa

what happened is that the israeli army arrested him a two am and that and the way they arrested him was harsh he was a child who suffered an injury from the israeli soldiers and it was difficult for his parents because he was injured and being arrested was aggravating to his health condition his health condition remained the same but he was psychologically affected for child being arrested at two am and being kept in detention until two pm the next day without any food or sleep was difficult for him well it's not the first time i have been family's been in the spotlight his sister ahead right there is an activist who's currently in detention awaiting trial for slapping an israeli soldier a video of that incident went viral with some regarding her as a symbol of palestinian resistance. now state of the art technologies are helping doctors at a top research center here in moscow to treat some of the deadliest forms of cancer ultimately reducing recovery time to a fraction of what would be required in the case of conventional surgery. i was. i was. getting the i. was. the fool pancreatic h

tax legislation they say amounts to a land grab israeli officials suspended the planned measures on tuesday. well afghan refugees in pakistan are facing the prospect of deportation after islam a bad place a new cut off on the amount of time they're permitted to remain in the country the move comes amid speculation that pakistani officials are preparing the forced return of millions of afghans many of them fear what lies back across the border in their home country now she brings us this exclusive report. shavar pakistan more than a million of hundred few days have crowded into the city close to the afghan border many of them have fled the war plaguing the country for decades nasir loved it is one of them he was born in pakistan and has lived in this camp his whole life he's university educated and used to work as a teacher nasir lost five children are all in school being forced to leave is the last thing he wants from what he says i'm up my parents and grandparents are buried here and i can visit their graves whenever i want to thank you my friends from school and university are all

your forty's there are some voices that question when that gives too much power in the long term to israeli authorities well in the short term it does seem that they've backed down the standoff has been resolved the differences that created it have yet to be. afghanistan's president has offered to recognize the taliban as a legitimate political group as part of negotiations aimed at ending the more than sixteen years of war are so funny was speaking at a meeting of nations trying to build a framework for peace talks but he reiterated that the group also needs to recognize his government has proposed releasing prisoners and a review of the constitution officials from twenty five countries the e.u. and nato are meeting as part of the kabul process in the afghan capital let's bring in tony berkley he is live in kabul one in twenty can we expect any significant developments anything new coming out of this. well actually very very little new but it is quite notable that this is the first time the president danny has mentioned this in public previous presidents president karzai for example said s

christianity's holiest sites in jerusalem has reopened three days after its leaders closed it in protest against israeli tax measures the church of the holy said because believed by many to be the site of the crucifixion and resurrection of jesus christ it reopened after the local mayor suspended the plan to make churches pay substantial back taxes on the assets they had of the army in sudan has been replaced in the shake up of the defense establishment president bush ordered a series of new senior points in the armed forces share were placed his head of security earlier this month. and afghanistan's president has offered to recognize the taliban as a legitimate political group as part of negotiations aimed at ending more than sixteen years of war. those are all the headlines the stream is coming up next. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter while you activists to live in jail just because she expressed herself hear their story on the talk to al-jazeera at this time. have had me ok you're in