consist as an u.s. naval base on cuban soil. democracy dispute. the electoral process has been tainted. burundi s president hopes for a third term in office, but opponents and the u.s. question his legitimacy. russian roulette. they were hoping that these sanctions would hurt vladimir putin personally, then they haven t worked. the russian president s gamble pays off in popularity as he thumbs his nose at the e.u. and the u.s. good evening. this is al jazeera america. i m antonio mora. we begin with america s full court press to sell the iran nuclear deal to its mideast allies. ash carter met with prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. he s trying to convince netanyahu that the deal are iran will not threaten israel s security. carter also held talks in jordan today. he heads to saudi arabia on wednesday where he tries to convince gulf allies that the deal will not create further instability in the region. the parliament opted to wait 80 days before vot
housing of prisoners on american soil. closing guantanamo bay - it s inside story . welcome to inside story . i m ray suarez. it may be fair to say no one, neither the people who want to close the military detention center at guantanamo bay, or the people that keep it open, are happy with the way things have gone since the place was open 13 years ago. the military tribunals have been carried out, and many of the detainees were found not to have important roles with al qaeda or the taliban. many were detained in error and cleared to go home. but couldn t because the home countries didn t want them. seven years after president obama promised to close the place down, it s open. and a thorn in the administration s side. jamie mcintyre has more. last week the pentagon visited the system. this week they are visiting the naval shipyard. they are looking to gather information about what it would take to pull prisoners to guantanamo. one of the options under consideration is s
welcome to inside story . i m ray suarez. it may be fair to say no one, neither the people who want to close the military detention center at guantanamo bay, or the people that keep it open, are happy with the way things have gone since the place was open 13 years ago. the military tribunals have been carried out, and many of the detainees were found not to have important roles with al qaeda or the taliban. many were detained in error and cleared to go home. but couldn t because the home countries didn t want them. seven years after president obama promised to close the place down, it s open. and a thorn in the administration s side. jamie mcintyre has more. last week the pentagon visited the system. this week they are visiting the naval shipyard. they are looking to gather information about what it would take to pull prisoners to guantanamo. one of the options under consideration is supposed to go into a proposal to head up to congress. like most things involving guanta
but congress wants to block any soil. closing guantanamo bay - it s inside story . welcome to inside story . i m ray suarez. it may be fair to say no one, neither the people who want to close the military detention center at guantanamo bay, or the people that keep it open, are happy with the way things have gone since the place was open 13 years ago. the military tribunals have been carried out, and many of the detainees were found not to have important roles with al qaeda or the taliban. many were detained in error and cleared to go home. but couldn t because the home countries didn t want them. seven years after president obama promised to close the place down, it s open. and a thorn in the administration s side. jamie mcintyre has more. last week the pentagon visited the system. this week they are visiting the naval shipyard. they are looking to gather information about what it would take to pull prisoners to guantanamo. one of the options under consideration is su
saturday helps support local business owners and their families. each business provides something special to siouxland. pierce street coffee works is another siouxland shop that benefits from small business saturday. 21 years ago ron johns helped open the coffee because he felt like sioux city needed a good coffee house. he says throughout the shop s years itit always had great support from m local customers. i think because it s a small business you know mom and pop kind of thing that the community can come to and support the employees that work here things like that i just think it s a great place to hang out, said pierce street coffee works owner, ron johns. pierce street coffee works serves breakfast and lunch 7 days a week. johns says every walk of life comes in and the doors and he loves that anybody can tiffany? thanks, tommie. another cool day but that s not the biggest of our issues. a winter storm could be headed our way. chief meteorologis t ron demers has