was the contrast when you had bill clinton on the lawn of the white house with its fibre being and yasserside bringing them together that historic handshake was the contrast when you had bill clinton on the lawn of the white house with its fibre being and yasser arafat from the palestinian side bringing them together that historic handshake facet —— from rubbing... you have him now... for donald trump, this is true as of most republican resins, they have been very supportive of israel by think he has taken it to an unprecedented degree. to know who said greatest friend of israel ever, didn't he? he did. and i can understand that there are difficulties on this one. but certainly what this plan suggests is that there will be a capital of a palestinian state in a two state solution where the palestinian state with jerusalem, solution where the palestinian state withjerusalem, east solution where the palestinian state with jerusalem, east jerusalem solution where the palestinian state with jerusalem, eastjerusalem or pa rt with jerusalem, eastjerusalem or part of it as its capital. and i thin

s foreign policy chief yasser borrow has proposed restarting a use sofia naval operation to rescue migrants in the mediterranean his proposal follows an international conference ended bringing an end to civil war in libya a tentative cif ceasefire was agreed to at that gathering. made his proposal at a meeting of european union foreign ministers a use naval risky mission was halted last year due to a dispute dispute rather of the disparate distribution of refugees e.u. said it will not take steps to monitor a cease fire and to libya's warring factions have established a stable truce. and in that cease fire reached yesterday as both sides in libya's conflict agreed to nominate a 5 member committee to monitor the country's fragile cease fire. many many ordinary libyans however viewing recent piece if it's with skepticism after 9 years of conflict and with fresh classes being reported early on monday around tripoli many libyans know firsthand just how fleeting peace and stability can be. life goes on in tripoli despite renewed assaults around the capital the high level summit in berlin has mad

equivalent of $1600000.00 euros for a complete china fish at the traditional new year auction at tokyo's 2 yasser fish market it's the 2nd highest price that china has ever faced and this is the fish in question a true 176 kilogram bluefin coalition waters off northern japan this is this is 6 this full video was the owner of a renowned sushi restaurant china and he also bought the fish that set the 1st record a year ago. up next documentary on the truth about lying you're watching to deal with the news from i'm sorry about. it is time to take one step further and face the it's. time to search the no fun for the troops. time to overcome downed trees and contact the world it's time for g.w. . coming up ahead.

but yasser larouci brought down josh laurent, and substitute jason cummings' penalty got shrewsbury backten minutes later, he went on to level the match. there is just ten minutes left for them to hang on for a replay, or possibly even win. can you imagine that? 15 matches in the women's fa cup fourth round to tell you about today. liverpool women the big winners of the day, thrashing championship side blackburn 8—1. tottenham also dished out a thrashing, they beat women's national league team barnsley 5—0. and arsenal got the better of west ham, winning 2—0. find out the results from all the other games on the bbc sport website. there's been a big surprise in the scottish premiership, with bottom club hearts beating rangers 2—1 at tynecastle. second—placed rangers were looking to close the gap on leaders celtic to just two points, and took the lead just after the break through ryan kent. but the home side equalised through steven naismith before debutant liam boyce snatched the winner with just seven minutes to go. the game between st mirren and aberdeen finished goalless. over to the a

ok let's get more information now with yasser reva from the world health organization selfness oh yes thanks so much for coming in today the w.h.o. as issued a global emergency warning for the coronavirus but no travel ban was behind that decision. well thank you very much for having your program so if you have. we have declared a novel coronavirus our break as a public health to mark for national concern this means basically. facing international cooperation and making sure that all countries around the world follow w.'s short one day shows the sort of hard one eyes the actions they keep as you have said we are not the devising any. travel or trade restrictions at this stage but obviously we know that the countries may take measures full containment and need to geisha and so what is really important to remember here is that 3 are all introduced together the w.h.o. guide of 2 countries now we have a formal temporary work one day shows to all countries those who are affected the most and this case in china but also neighboring countries and other countries in support of that that all c

fattah was yasser arafat.en involved in the palestinian cause since the 1960s. >> arafat thought he was the leader of the palestinians, and he was, in effect. i mean, he couldn't control all i mean, he couldn't control all of them, but inasmuch as they had an elected representative, it was yassar arafat. >> more than five minutes past the deadline, and the arab guerillas said they would execute their hostages, it appears that the conference still on. >> an estimated 900 million people that had tuned in to watch the olympic games around the world were now transfixed watching this grisly terrorist drama play out in front of them. >> the israeli hostages and the arab commandos who have held them hostage for this entire day have now left to a makeshift helicopter pad at the back of the olympic village. >> the israelis wanted to come in and try and rescue them, and the germans said no. you know, when a bad number comes up, it comes up very bad. >> we find that this drama has not ended. >> the german police were sen

prnister euthyphro been an palestinian -- israeli prime minisr yitzak rabin a palestinian leader yasser arafat signed this agreement. the israelis accepted the palestinian liberation organization were representatives of the palestinian people. but cracks soon appeared in the process, not least because rabin was assassinated by jewish extremists i1995. since then, successivepr israeli e ministers including benjamin netanyahu have all accepted the idea of a palestinian state but have had different views on how that should manifest itself. the timing of the announcement s also worth noting. donald trump and benjaminneeds netanyahu. both men face elections this year. both face prosecution. mr. trump is being impeached on trial in the u.s. senate for high crimes and misdemeanors the . netanyahu has been indicted on criminal charges of corruption, bribery, and breach of trust. let's hear from the middle east correspondent fm "the independent," saying that netanyahu has been indicted on corruption charges hours before he is expected to join trump for the launch of the disciples of netanyahu dr

i think you know what yasser is and i think it's actually quite polite to hear switched off. and don't you think don't you think of it. at every turn the story from u.n. officials was the same outright refusal to accept any responsibility yet a complete inability to explain why. it was the same from haiti to new york. from those on the ground to those at the very top mr secretary no one explanation is there for the fact that there's no compensation being paid to the families of the of the victims and i think i have been quite clear the reason why this case is the receiver and with your decision ultimately whose decision was it in the end was this you just like the season or. a half or close range of doing it's the right decision. i think. for the families of the victim wasn't sure it was the nature of play. so he was saying there's no possibility it's all of speaking with legal counsel. following the secretary general's advice i did put several calls in but was told that the un's legal counsel was unavailable for comment so we spotted the secretary general again in this room

when there was hope of peace and no walls yasser arafat's even commissioned this building for a future parliament. today i would use is poor. there are few jobs for young people. the only bright spot is the al could soon a versity. the school has a solid reputation and some 14000 young people from across the west bank study here . mahmoud in m r are both studying medicine exams are coming up but right now it's trumps peace plan that's in everyone's mind. and i think there's always the possibility of a compromise even in this conflict. but it shouldn't be the palestinians who are always having to make concessions. this is being al that generation it's. just give it up. but the students are also critical of their own leaders. they say of course trump is only concerned about israel's well being. but they say it's also not right that there haven't been any direct talks between israel and the palestinians since 2014 there is only one of the other 2 pieces fall in that is negotiations that of. welcome to the new where the global trash business has become a multimillion dollar venture me up u

carter all of them all going up in today's going underground 1st this month marks 45 years since yasser arafat became the 1st so-called on state leader to address the united nations general assembly in his speech he claimed optimism based on the attitudes of human rights of the u.n. charter and this attitude heightens the hopes that all the world attach to the u.n. contribution in defending the issues of peace and justice and independence to create a new world free from colonialism imperialism neo colonialism and racism in all its forms including zionism he went on to offer israel and all of branch about 15 years ago last monday he would be dead israel still continuing to violate un security council resolutions and in the past few days fighting has intensified between the so-called largest prison camp in the world gaza and illegally occupied israeli settlements israel's ambassador to london has not got back to going underground and successive representatives have never been available for interview on this program joining me now from ramallah is senior palestinian official and former chi

carter all of them all going up in today's going underground the 1st this month marks 45 years since yasser arafat became the 1st so-called on state leader to address the united nations general assembly in a speech he claimed optimism based on the attitudes of human rights of the u.n. charter. this attitude heightens the hopes that all the world taps of the u.n. contribution in defending the issues of peace and justice and independence to create a new world free from colonialism imperialism neo colonialism and racism in all its forms including zionism he went on to offer israel an olive branch but 15 years ago last monday he would be dead israel still continuing to violate un security council resolutions and in the past few days fighting has intensified between the so-called largest prison camp in the world gaza and illegally occupied israeli settlements israel's ambassador to london has not gone back to going underground and successive representatives have never been available for interview on this program joining me now from ramallah is senior palestinian official and former chief negotia

carter all of them all going up in today's going underground 1st this month marks 45 years since yasser arafat became the 1st so-called on state leader to address the united nations general assembly in his speech he claimed optimism based on the attitudes of human rights of the u.n. charter. this attitude heightens the hopes all the world attached to the u.n. contribution in defending the issues of peace and justice and independence to create a new world free from colonialism imperialism neo colonialism and racism in all its forms including zionism he went on to offer israel and all of branch about 15 years ago last monday he would be dead israel still continuing to violate un security council resolutions and in the past few days fighting has intensified between the so-called largest prison camp.

still ahead on al-jazeera the daytime sky doctrines to blood bred in a stray yasser another day of destructive far. hello the fighting cooperation across much of your the stand your clatter and some fog in the morning hours but for the most pause it is staying mild and fairly clear and i was look at our system through the eastern end of the med but nowhere near as strong certainly on sunday want to work the way across greece pushing on to turkey and we have a snow as well across much of the balkans but really we're watching this system out across the northwest because this is beginning to work its way across towards you can slightly by monday pushes in through ali and some strong winds as well as some very heavy amounts of rain that will push across into scotland and wales and western sections of england as we go through the day but really the bulk of europe certainly on monday it is a fine day temperatures on too bad even in london with that rain pushing in we've got 8 celsius 7 in paris 11 degrees in madrid but really it is a very unsettled picture monday across much of that rain back in the

journalist yasser ali of arena dissent said, quoting, i've gone some through the prominent liberal accounts none of them iran protest today. defense secretary mark esper denies seeing that intelligence. there are reports that president trump tucker? >> tucker: thanks for that. america avoided full-scale war with iran. such a war would be costly and a tragedy for thousands of americans, but sadly there's another tragedy very much like that ongoing and has been for decades. over the weekend, to american servicemen were killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan. one leaves behind a wife and four children. the other one was 21 years old, just a toddler when 9/11 happened and american troops went into that country. these are the first deaths these year in afghanistan. sadly, and this is a poignant part, it's not clear what these men died for. possibly the same thing that more than 2300 american troops have died for us since the taliban was toppled in 2001. it hurts to say that but appears to be true. the afghan war papers obtained by "the washington post" last year confirm these suspicions. our l

prime minister ehud barak, offered then palestinian leader yasser arafat 90% of what he wanted. when you walk away from a deal you get 90% of what you want, you're not interested in making a deal. that has been the sentiment. other thing to keep in mind, when we say palestinian people, what do we mean? who is representing the will of the palestinian people? mahmoud abbas, leader of palestinian authority in west bank. if you negotiate with the palestinian authority, and hamas is not on board, what does it mean on security when hamas is the main instigator of terrorism. charles: i have to let you go. do you feel this move as step closer to resolution? >> there are a lot of interesting economic incentives. charles: is there a good starting point for this? >> interesting point to see reaction of the arab world. the trump plan has been outside in. they have been trying to get cooperation from other arab leaders. we want to see how they react at this point. charles: michelle. very much appreciate it. want to get to the markets as you can see. we're amid sell off mode amid coronavirus

a critical meeting under way in moscow where the wool load to leaf a haftar and the libyan leader yasser raj a both they are at the monnet meeting in moscow or with a hopes of extending that cease fire and the prison it heard a one saying he is getting very positive messages about what's coming out of moscow with the possibility of a deal alton with the coming out of that were break away from that now will have more news here now to the euro and just i'm on the counting the cost why the u.s. spends billions on bulls and maintaining military bases across the world plus the reshaping of the meets in this free as african swines the decimates find as pork industry i'm the fence digits tax but could escalate a trade counting the boss on which is there a the turkish sent a tag in leaders so they will join vladimir putin in berlin light of this month in an effort to bring peace to libya this is. also. a very. we are in the philippines with thousands of.

jim introduced mahegaret thatc and yasser arafat inhe 1980 south korean president kim dejung and chinese leader in the '90 jordan's king abdullah and hamid karzai in the 20000s. >> on the "newshour" tonht the global financial storms. >> reporter: he examined major turning toints nation's life and pressed expfrerts om thpropaganda world, military brass. >> recent opinion polls ranked the tomato among the least lovee of allgetables. >> reporter: on the occasion he turned to tun conventional to explainssues. most notably, of course, he interviewed arican political figures. >> the news of this day is that kenneth starr, independent counsel, is investigating allegations that you sub borden perjury by encouraging a 24-year-old woman, form white house intern, to lie under oath in a civil deposition about her having had an affair with you. mr. president, is that true? >> that is not true. that is not true. i did not ask anyone to tell anything other than the truth. there is no improper relationship, and i intend to cooperate with this inquiry. but that is not true. >> another day otinfamy for un

in 2000, president clinton with palestine liberation organization chairman yasser in 2003, president bush with prime minister ariel sharon and palestinian authority mahmd abbas. john kerry, with abbas, andtate prime minister benjamin netanyahu. l efforts that failed. >> forging peace between the but i was not elected to do small things, or shy away from big problems. >> schifrin: we get two views on this plan. friedman, he is the u.s. ambassador to israel. ambassador friedman, tou for joining us. welcome to the newshour. >> thank you, nick. thanks for having me. >> previous attempt as you knows anpresident trump marked today have, failed at israeli-palestinian peace. wherdo you think you ca succeed where your predecessors thve failed? s is different. this is a hard offer from the israelis for the first time in the history of this conflict, where the israelis indicate the terms on whicey're willing to live side by side in a palestinian state, the palestinian state,ions of a conditions that need to be put in place before they would agree to live sde by side a palestinian state. this is

2000, presidentnton, with prime minister ehud barak and palestine liberation organization chairman yassert. in 2003, president bush with prime minister ariel sharon anda stinian authority president mahmoud abbas.an in 2014, secretary of state john kerry with abbas and prime minister benjamin netanyahu, all efforts that failed. president donald trump: all prior administrations from president lyndon johnson have tried and bitterly failed. but i wasn't elected to do small ings or shy away fg problems. nick schifrin: and we get two views on this plan, and turn first to david friedman. s hee u.s. ambassador to israel and one of the architects of this plan. ambassador friedman, thank youh very mr joining us. welcome to the "newshour." david friedman: thank you, nick. nick schifrin: preme. attempts, as you know, and as president trump marked today, ishave failed at eli-palestinian peace. where do you think you can succeed, where your predecessors have failed? david friedman: this is different. offer from the israelis for the first time in the history of this confli, where the israelis indicate t

israel's prime minister yitzhak rabin and the palestinian leader yasser arafat — two bitter enemies —agreement. it was an historic moment. the palestinians recognised the state of israel. the israelis accepted that the palestine liberation organisation represented the palestinian people. but cracks soon appeared and yitzhak rabin was assassinated by a jewish extremist in 1995. successive israeli prime ministers — including benjamin netanyahu — have all accepted the idea of a palestinian state, but have had different views of what it should actually be like. the timing of the announcement may have as much to do with the political and legal needs of donald trump and benjamin netanyahu, as it does with the chances of a diplomatic breakthrough. both men face elections, and prosecution. mr trump is being impeached, on trial in the us senate for high crimes and misdemeanours. mr netanyahu has been formally indicted on criminal charges of corruption, bribery and breach of trust. this from the middle east correspondent for the independent: bibi dropped his bid for immunity after became clear