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do you have any doubt whatsoever if excess of $100 billion goes to iran some of that money will go to jihadists to murder americans. i can t say that. i can say that they are malign activities by which we re extremely concerned are quite well funded today. because i just have a second left. and the rest of their conduct makes it important that they not have a nuclear weapon. because i just have a second left. secretary kerry you told senator lee this was not a treaty because we don t have diplomatic relations with iran. i would note that is contrary to the testimony you gave yesterday to the house. no. when you were asked when you were asked why is this not considered a treaty, and i would read your answer i know what i said. sir let me ask the question. read may whole answer. because it just said what i said. senator i apologize the senator s time has expired and i promise the witnesses that i would get them out as every member that wanted to is ....
idea that killing cecil was illegal. this is al jazeera america live from new york city. the afghan taliban is denying the reports that it s long time leader mullah omar has died. they say they have credible evidence that he died in 2013 in pakistan. he headed the tap ban in the 199s but fled after the u.s.-led invasion in 2001. the state department said it is still looking into the reports. jennifer glasse is live in kabul for us. jennifer, good morning to you. what are the afghan officials saying? well, the afghan president s office issued a statement saying saying that it has credible evidence that the afghan leader mullah omar died in 2013. the spokesman for the told al jazeera that he decide in a hospital in karachi pakistan, in april april 2013. the of a afghan it will ban saying these reports are not true. refresh our memory of who mullah omar was and what did he. omar was a young mujahideen leader who fought the soviets in the 1980s. he founded the talib ....
how this daredevil motorcyclist took his bike off the road. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in car qatar to defend the nuke deem with iran at a meeting of the g.c.c. foreign ministers have been discussing regional security at a meeting in doha. we re covering the story on both sides of the atlantic. we ll cross over to rosalyn jordan in washington d.c., but first with hashem who is at that meeting in doha. hashem what are we expecting or what are gulf nations expecting to hear from john kerry? qatar s prime minister outlined the concerns of the g.c.c. and their demands at the same time. he said that there needs to be a swift solution to the crise in syria, yemen he spoke about the regional security, and also about the need for the united states to provide its allies in the region with an elaborate briefing on exactly what happened during the iran s nuclear deal. here lice the problem. for the americans the deal is quite significant for both iran and for the re ....
rides off road. more weapons, more intelligence sharing and special forces training for the gulf states. that s what the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is promising after a meeting here in doha. but he s been talking to gulf leaders to sell the iran nuclear deal and discuss the region. we re covering the story on both sides of the atlanta. in a moment we ll cross over to roslind jordan in washington, d.c. and first, we go to jamal in doha. it sound like john kerry s answer to the concerns in the region is that we ll sell you more weapons and share more intelligence. yes, essentially, that is what concrete steps his visits were going to present in terms of reassuring the gulf countries. he specifically spoke as you say selling more weapons, particularly anti-ballistic missile capabilities, which have been held up. what is ironic about that is that president obama right after the iran deal announced said if iran was to adhere to the deal would be sold ballistic mi ....
the center returns to the field. 2015 is turning out to be the deadliest year on record for migrants crossing the mediterranean. the number of people who have died trying to reach a better life in europe has passed 2,000. still they come. another 306 people have just arrived in italy, rescued by the italian coast guard. according to the international organization for migration, the crossing into europe is by far the most dangerous route for migrants in the world, approximately 188,000 migrants have been rescued in the mediterranean so far this year. most set off to europe from countries like tunisia, libya and syria. some make their way to france, are where thousands are now trying to reach britain. these latest figures show that 2015 is on course to pass 3,000 who died last year. just before we came on air, i spoke to leonard doyle, the spokesman for the national organization or migration. i asked him if recent tragedies have led to any positive change. i think it ....