died and dozens have been injured in the country s biggest anti-government demonstrations since the arab spring. and more calls for greater press freedom in turkey several german journalist have been denied the right to report in the country media outlets and german authorities demanding an explanation. i m rebecca routers welcome to the program the u.s. aerospace company space x. has launched a rocket designed to carry astronauts to the international space station after blasting off from cape kind of canaveral in florida it s june to reach the i assess on sunday where it will stay for just under a wake there s no want to board this flight but if it s successful we could soon see astronauts blasting off from u.s. soil for the first time since the space shuttles ended. three to one here it s certain that. this rocket could soon bring manned spaceflight back to the united states for the first time since twenty eleven for space x. s finder this moment was along tell you in the m
policymakers conference last week. saudi arabia s former ambassador to the u.s. prince turkey addressed that gathering. this is just over 15 minutes. for those who do not have your program book with you, there s a bioowe sketch of him in there had. i ll try to paraphrase it as best i can, but focusing on the fact that he was born the same month that the late president roosevelt met with the late king abdullah in the great suez canal to not to begin this special relationship. please get it out of your mind that that s when the special relationship began. no, the special relationship began at the end of world war i. in the early 1920s when medical missionaries came across from bahrain to the eastern province and all the way to the capital. to treat the lame, the wounded, the sick there. and so this side of americans who charged nothing for their services helped to paint the atmosphere of receptivity and make the moment more propitious when it came to which country, geologis
have, none. i really believe that where we are here in america is in a very different place than we have been before. i don t think anything will pass new through congress. we re going to get a new congress. there s some really remarkable people. but the changes that are going to take place in america are going to lag the changes that are taking place in the region. we re not going to lead. we re going to get a new group in congress that reflects a new opinion b that despite the difficulties from the administration and the difficulties coming from pro-israel group to try to silence them will make some real challenges. i think you should listen to what she has to say. elizabeth is a remarkable person doing remarkable and very needed job at a critical time for the palestinians and for humanity. it s not just as you note a problem for palestinians. it s a problem for the region. you cannot trade palestine for lebanon and jordan. the consequences for stability in lebanon and stab
detail swept prior to the arrival, swept the entrances and exits, swept the driveway, swept the parking garage, as well as areas inside the building where she would be. however, clearly something was missed. further, when you look at the timeline, she arrived around 11:25 a.m. that day. the pipe bomb was president discovered until 1:06. she was evacuated at 1:14 through an alternate route far away from the pipe bomb. she was inside the dnc for nearly two hours before the pipe bomb was even found. clearly several questions about how this happened. it exposes not only a security gap here, but more broadly, when you think about the challenge for law enforcement on january 6th, there were security gaps clear through out the city because the day was so chaotic. law enforcement dealing with crises throughout the city that seemed to unfold minute by minute. bad actors had the opportunity to exploit those security gaps in some places. fortunately nothing harmful happened here. but it
this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i m tony harris. yemen is a country in crisis. less than 4 hours ago the president of yemen signed a deal with houthi rebels to end months of crisis. today president hadi resigns leaving the country in chaos. this is the resignation of yemen s president. the country s head of state after the revolution. it comes a day after he agreed to houthi demands including a change in the constitution. shia houthi fight tours control the capitol of sanaa. but they ve been in control of most parts since september last year. they ve been promising statement and calling for the setting up of a new presidential council. in this secession itself, there have been calls for the north that shows how divided this country is. there have been calls for the solution to the crisis. i ask everybody to be wise, to be in a spirit of national union, to respect the supreme interest of yemen and dialogue and political solutions. some analysts say