the palestinian parliament in exile the palestine national council met in algiers in april of that year a common cause help unify ranks that cause was opposition to jordan the different factions all agreed to cancel dommin accords that had outlined a confederation between jordan and the palestinians but that was how what they should be in that given or the nice they added i don't think from the sunni i think as jordan tried to restore palestinian jordanian relations on a basis of political advantage to jordan just rejected them on accords because we thought it impinged on our sovereignty that the agreement was abrogated of the algiers b.n.c. which was called the national unity session or shot at the job i feel like a stoic. assault ought to sue to you that the f.l.p. participated in the unification of the p.l.o. station but the syrian authorities punished in the field before participating in that p.l.c. session and the cia intelligence prevented the difficulty members who attended from returning to the mosque as this. national unity was the slogan of the time for the palestinians as the

the palestinian parliament in exile the palestine national council met in algiers in april of that year a common cause help unify ranks that cause was opposition to jordan the different factions all agreed to canceled amen accords that had outlined a confederation between jordan and the palestinians but that was how it should be in that given or don't need to stay added i don't think it was in or the near as jordan tried to restore palestinian jordanian relations on a base is also political advantage to jordan has rejected them on accords because we thought it impinged on our sovereignty they agreement was abrogated of the algiers b.n.c. which was called the national unity session or shot at the job i feel like a stoic assault up to sooty you that the f.l.p. participated in the unification of the p.l.o. station but the syrian authorities punished the field before participating in that p.n.t. session and the senate intelligence prevented the difficulty members who attended from returning to the mass because this. national unity was the slogan of the time for the palestinians as they soug

so the other side of this, hey, casey gerald is awe some and horatio algier and if every kid is like casey gerald we have a heroing my and also have to -- the myth of here is this kid who made all the wrong decisions and screwed it up and threw his life away. it's more complicated we're all happening to and happening on other people and we're operating in a system which are designed to lead kids like my dad act 20 years old, into poor decisions and up safe choices and environments, and then blames it on them. so, i think there's a lot of blame to go around and we have to account for it if we're going heal from time to time. >> host: casey gerald's book, there will be no miracles here, a memoir. is available in october. this is booktv on c-span2. >> tonight, i season spicer discusses his book "the briefing: politics the president ands the president" interviewed by former republican national chairman, michael steele. >> and ronald reagan and donald trump are 180 degrees apart from each other, and yet here we are in this space. how did you navigate that? we're both reagan conservatives

prime minister came to power in april this year has since agreed to fully accept the terms of the algiers agreement and normalize relations or hammered out has more from. general counsel because i meant here the whole lot of three and if you're here could be inching closer to last thing. and there is a lot of a lie about president this is raising the fourth time. in three years not such a short time because if you're curious also the state of the african union and the five hundred. all laws of again unions summit about one held in a bit of about. the period of conflict now he's an. excitement on the whole partly it's by explains the people and. with which he was welcome back. and help of thousands lining up the streets between the airport the prime minister's palace where he had a meeting with the prime minister the highlight of the pork is with on family when you're going to get off an embassy which is very trainable you know this of a goal which we call for continuing. we're going about our top story now a new said the israeli jets have been taking astronauts on the gaza strip and our c

along the one thousand kilometer border only ended in december two thousand with the signing of the algiers agreement a border commission was set up as part of the peace still in two thousand and two and un backs ruling granted contested territories to eritrea including but the theo pier refused to withdraw its troops was until prime minister right came to power in april this year since agreed to fully accept the terms of the algiers agreement and normalize relations well let's go live to who is in ethiopia capital addis ababa this where the rain and thinkable mo just a few weeks ago how are people reacting to this news. well that's very soon there is a general sense of exultant here and the hope at the end if you appear could be inching closer to the last thing. and there is a lot of excitement about president assad who work is visit the first time he has done so in twenty years not such a short time because if you're curious also the state of the african union and the size hundred. all laws of the communal summit was held in abyss of about that in the period of conflict now he's an. excit

prime minister ahmed came to power in april this year he agreed to fully accept the terms of the algiers agreement and normalize relations will catherine sawyer joins us live now from nairobi in neighboring kenya catherine clearly an historic meeting between the leaders of both countries what are they expecting to happen here today. very story daryn and we expect president after work to be landing in the capital addis ababa within this hour he's going to be received by a prime minister ahmed then going to go for a private lunch at the presidential palace the president is then going to get told to travel to an area in the south called what this is an industrial city. and tomorrow sunday richard president is expected to open an embassy as well as address a public forum to town hall a millennium of all now this is a fast to visit as we mentioned very historic first visit by president after work you too if you know pia in twenty years and things peter things daryn have progressed very quickly lot of observers have been by surprise it all started when prime minister be reached out to the rich

until prime minister came to power in april this year since agreed to fully accept the terms of the algiers deal and normalize relations well catherine sawyer joins us live now from nairobi in neighboring kenya catherine clearly an historic meeting between both leaders what can we expect to happen today. the president and prime minister prime minister. ahmed al currently at the presidential palace where the president. it is being hosted to launch and just talk about the reaction of the ethiopians in the capital addis ababa daryn you just need to see how many people really showed up in addis ababa as well. at the airport there were so many people many others lined the streets just cheering on the two leaders as they headed to the presidential palace this was darren and thinkable to many ethiopians just a couple of months ago that they would see the president of a retreat out on if you can soil unthinkable for regions as well who also welcomed prime minister a big on sunday in. march a lot of people have been talking to darren saying that they hope this is the beginning of what is going to be

along the one thousand kilometer border only ended in december two thousand with the signing of the algiers agreement a border commission was set up as part of a peace deal in two thousand and two u.n. barracks ruling granted contested territories to eritrea including badly but if you refuse to read joe is troops that was until prime minister came to power in april this year he has since agreed to fully accept the terms of the algiers agreement and normalize relations muhammadan has more from this of a. general so so rick weidman here the whole raft of if you have here could really move the last thing. and there is a lot of it like about presidents who are his visit the fourth time. in three years not first of all time because if you please also the state of african union and the five hundred. bowls of reagan union summit one held. the review of conflict now he's a real excitement of hope partly it's well explained to you bill and. with which he was welcome back to. help of thousands lining up the streets between the airport the prime minister's policies where he had a meeting with the prim

area it means severe storms for many into north africa is a fine picture here with thirty degrees in algiers but with the winds coming in from the south forty inch eunice still the breeze coming in off the mediterranean for cairo hence a high of thirty seven some huge storms across central parts of africa a long way north chad malina share all seen some still might seventy lot of lift the dust around the region as well heavy showers from lagos nigeria and ghana also to see some downpours. the weather sponsors i can't turn away so. he has no passport yet he's politically active in two countries i was the only one who let's turn the power of peaceful transition when because the short term expired you know a part of the world some people think you are stupid and crazy if you do that mccown sarkozy really former president of georgia and ex governor of the odessa region in ukraine talked to al jazeera. but you know. some of the life. hello again you're watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour. a curfew has been imposed in the iraqi city of basra that's after police use water cann

the long one thousand kilometer boundary it ended in december two thousand with the signing of the algiers agreement a border commission was set up as part of that peace deal but in two thousand and two a un backed ruling granted contested territories to eritrea including bad me but if european refused to withdraw its troops that was until the prime minister came to power in april this year and he since agreed to fully accept the terms of the algiers agreement normalize relations will conference or joins us live now from nairobi in neighboring kenya catherine clearly an historic meeting between the leaders of both countries what are we expecting to happen at the meeting. well daryn i'm being told that right now president is at the presidential palace with. the bay where he's being hosted to a private lunch he's going to head to. in the south of the country this is one this is an industrial city one of the fastest developing in ethiopia tomorrow on sunday. is expected to open an area chain embassy in the capital. before addressing a public forum at the millennium hall so he arrived as you m

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which wasn't an easy one for his majesty to make in november the palestine national council met in algiers went on a fact made the historic announcement y.b.'s miss shaaban not begun to display that they are. not done yet that's just the thing with the with. i think i the form of the federation of the palestinian state was to find. the palestinians understood that establishing a state requires more than the p.l.o. had no control over anything or. hold that. they said that. that they didn't want the same thing as i'm getting by my this up going to. start up facing the way out of. the oil that's a sad thing almost. to engage my base if sold as a. richard to something less. palestinians also understood that america's backing was imperative if the dream of honesty in statehood was to be put there and they began to realize that their long time on the soviet union was no longer a dependable friend. or is the man i go to which i fight and i met with a good batch of i felt we had no common ground with him that he didn't see our viewpoint we told him the palestinian people had a very high literacy

the palestinian parliament in exile the palestine national council met in algiers in april of that year. a common cause help unify ranks.

he plans to continue his political career former georgian president mikheil saakashvili talks to algiers the. former president of georgia a former governor of a desk in ukraine thanks so much for talking to al-jazeera thank you for inviting me so you're now here in the netherlands but on april the third you spoke about how you want to return to georgia when will that happen well be or entire region we're going to change the the present artificial situation when all garcia running the show sidelining the people sidelining democracy just making fun of the whole idea of the political process it's very artificial and they know you can't return until that changes or else you would probably hear by the rest except you also bolster to change i keep your eye on the only politician maybe well maybe in the world at least part is in two different countries i have a part to work which i lead in ukraine and i hope party which i live in georgia and then in permanent contact with them indeed. how did some of the campaigns there now we came up with some initiatives so i'm not standing still i'm i'm not

into algeria that's making sure it's not too hot force in robot there at twenty six degrees but in algiers the temperatures are rising will be at thirty two not as hot as cheeriness though it's always hotter on the temperature making it to to thirty five the central belt of africa is where all the showers all that pushed along way further north now they're working their way across parts of chad. so whether it's sponsored by cattle i always say. this is a story about a small village the society that inhabits it and two of its most important characters the village is a telephone and it's a mexican secret. discovering new filmmaking talent from around the globe you find in latin america delves into this cuban michael. olea longing for the outside world cuba calling on al-jazeera. welcome back to our top stories here this hour the syrian government is back in control of the southern province of the rebels agreed to surrender as part of a deal that ends more than two weeks of fighting this force at least three hundred thirty thousand people to flee many to the border with jordan. flooding has k

solutions are at last being applied with will it be enough we sent reporter gallery to robin from algiers or is it worth royce errors to find out. it's hard to imagine life without water but in the middle east that's an increasingly troubling prospect in this fragile region of water shortages have been linked to mass migration drought food shortages and political instability here in iran years of stifling international sanctions have put pressure on an already deteriorating water management system but as iranians watch their precious bodies of water disappear and international restrictions east there's a new understanding that in order to survive change needs to happen. elaan the archer bar want to. lend the load the han the cultural heartbeat essential iran i'm here to meet global water expert dr kahn a mad annie he's asked me to meet him along the xi'an to rid the river which gave birth to this ancient city the eye doctor medan if this is not at all what i was expecting what happened to the famous life giver the xi'an to rude for the past few years we have been seeing it like this few m

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different here we've got a temperature of twenty six in robots which is fairly average but force in algiers we're up to thirty that will gradually ease off a little bit as we head through monday because the ads coming down from the north should be slightly cleaner as well china's the whole be hot at thirty four. this is a story about a small village the society that inhabits it and two of its most important characters the village is a telephone and it's a mexican. discovering new filmmaking talent from around the globe if you find a latin america delves into this cuban michael. it's only lying to the outside world people calling on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. how to get him out of the top stories head on al-jazeera the united states and north korea have given conflicting statements over the success of a top level talks in pyongyang secretary of state my competitors says they were productive but north korea says they were extremely regressive all. at least eight people have been killed in two bomb blasts and a gun battle at a government building in the somali capital of mogadishu. e

along their one thousand kilometer boundary it ended in december two thousand with the signing of the algiers agreement a border commission was set up as part of the peace deal and two thousand and two u.n. but fruiting granted contested territories to eritrea including bad me but ethiopia refused to withdraw its troops that was until prime minister ahmed came to power in april this year since agreed to fully accept the terms of the algis agreement and normalize relations catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. president after work he received a rousing welcome from ethiopians who lined the streets cheering on the two leaders as their convoy headed to the presidential palace the president is also expected on sunday to open. an embassy in the capital as well as address a public for a lot of ethiopians and eric and say that this is only good for the progress of the two countries they hope this is the beginning of what is going to be a prosperous friendship it was unthinkable to many of them just a few months ago that you know they would see a president out there working on if you can so he hasn

oh i maryam namazie and london with algiers they are also coming up u.s. president accuses his former lawyer of potentially acting illegally after reports he secretly recorded a conversation with trump about paying off a model. wildfires rage across central sweden as the country suffers its worst drought in seventy four years. and the baby who symbolized the controversial u.s. policy of separating migrant families is reunited with his parents and honduras. come to the program our top story an uneasy truce appears to be holding along the israel gaza border as follows a day of violence on friday that saw israeli as strikes and tank fire hit dozens of hamas targets following the death of an israeli soldier four palestinians were killed of which three. and at least one hundred twenty wounded stephanie deca has more from gaza. i. have masses military wing because some brigades are burying their dead three of their members were killed on friday afternoon israel struck various ham ass monitoring posts along the border soon after an israeli soldier was shot from g

well you have to go back to the peace deal that was signed in algiers at the end of the appalling border war in which something like eighty thousand one hundred thousand people died and perhaps a million people were displaced and when that took place in two thousand the both sides came up with a formula which was that the border would be adjudicated by an independent panel or set up in the hague but that they would do it x. a clear it bono now it's a latin but of latin what it means is without regard to fairness and justice it had to be done purely legal listicle e according to the existing treaties and international law so that is what both sides agreed to and when the border was finally published a couple of years later. eritrea discovered that it had won the kitana of bud bates a very small town on the border really not much more than a village and ethiopia was absolutely horrified and that was why the ethiopians then said no no no hang on we now need to discuss this a bit further and the eritrean said talking we have nothing more to talk about the border must be demarcated so the bor

but announced that he was ready to accept the outcome of the algiers agreement of two thousand we've given some of the disputed land of the border between this week a border between that of three and if you have to say and say he was ready to give back with his land and was ready for a resumption of a good relations between the two countries he visited last weekend now it is visiting and they say of course did not disappoint they gave him a very warm welcome tens of thousands lined up the roads and streets between the airport on the national palace holding the flags of the two countries and many people here are really huffy that finally at a trail of homa province of ethiopia which multiple suppression in one thousand nine hundred three is back in from the corner under the tree brother national relations once again all right so the deal has been done that was a remarkable braids step not the most difficult part of this process the hard work remains to be done what are the challenges ahead. well of course both countries have more to pain from the resumption of relations of course if y

well you have to go back to the peace deal that was signed in algiers at the end of the appalling border war in which something like eighty thousand one hundred thousand people died and perhaps a million people were displaced and when that took place in two thousand the both sides came up with a formula which was that the border would be adjudicated by an independent panel or set up in the hague but that they would do it x. a clear it bono now it's a latin but of latin what it means is without regard to fairness and justice it had to be done purely legal listicle e according to the existing treaties and international law so that is what both sides agreed to and when the border was finally published a couple of years later. eritrea discovered that it had won the key ton of bud bates a very small town on the border really not much more than a village and ethiopia was absolutely horrified and that was why the ethiopians then said no no no hang on we now need to discuss this a bit further and the eritrean said talking we have nothing more to talk about the border must be demarcated so the bo

he plans to continue his political career former georgian president mikheil saakashvili talks to algiers the. former president of georgia a former governor of a desk in ukraine thanks so much for talking to al-jazeera thank you for inviting me so you're now here in the netherlands but on a for the third you spoke about how you want to return to georgia when will that happen well be or entire region are we going to change the the present artificial situation when all garcia running the show sidelining the people sidelining democracy just making fun of the whole idea of the political process it's very artificial and there you can't return until that changes or else you would probably buy the rights except you also bolster to change i keep your eye on the only politician maybe well maybe in the world at least part in two different countries i have a party which i lead in ukraine and i hope party which i live in georgia and then put in permanent contact with them indeed. i did some of the campaigns there now we . came up with some initiatives so i'm not standing still i'm i'm not just waitin

ali has stated that ethiopia will fully comply with the algiers agreement peace agreement signed with -- for the formal end of the war of 12 years which gruesomely killed over 100,000 people. president -- prime minister abe's address and leadership will initiate with the leadership and offer direct airline routes that have melted away a nearly 18-year cold war between the two states. the united states will continue to support prime minister abe's diplomatic relation reform which will contribute to regional stability. new hope and opportunity with free market reforms are now available for the people of ethiopia. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. welcome, pastor john hegy, and christians ue is righted for israel to washington addressed last night by ambassador hayley. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognize? mr. kildee: mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized f