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President Trump wants to relocate Palestinians from Gaza, but in Jordan's refugee camps,

many say life there is even worse. Foreign correspondent Nabi Bulos takes us inside the

Jerosh refugee camp, where residents like 73-year-old Isat al-Hindi warned their relatives in Gaza don't come.

Many reject Trump's plan, fearing it could destabilize the country.

King Abdullah is pushing for a rebuilding plan instead, but no agreement has been reached.

Meanwhile, life in the camps remains tough.

Unemployment is sky-high, basic services are hard to get,

and many can't even own their homes.

Last week, when King Abdullah returned home

after a meeting in Washington,

he was met with thousands of protesters,

and they had a clear message,

no to displacement, no to resettlement, and no to abandoning Palestinians.

California officials are considering cutting electric bill credits for rooftop solar owners,

a move that could impact thousands who invested in renewable energy.

Melody Peterson reports that state regulators say,

the way things are set up now puts grid maintenance costs on people who don't have solar.

But critics say this protects utility profits at the expense of clean energy growth.

Solar advocates warned that reducing credits could slow California's transition to renewable energy

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