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recognize israel and establish diplomatic relations in return israel will drop its controversial plan to onyx parts of the palestinian west bank the u.a.e. says the deal is a win for diplomacy in the middle east the agreement was brokered by the united states just a few moments ago i was there a very special call with 2 friends prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel and crown prince mohammed bin. the united arab emirates where they agreed to file and see. historical peace agreement. everybody said this would be impossible. and as you know mohammed is one of the great leaders of the middle east after 49 years israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations they will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the border and order a broad range of areas including tourism education health care trade and security. straight to washington that's where we joined the w.'s of bureau chief eunice pole welcome to this what will you tell us about this deal. right a this was really a surprising statement of mr trump saying that israel and the yo

and now this deal seems like a big change of rhetoric for netanyahu who seem determined to start the onyx they should what do you make of it. he might actually very well say that i think is that is a way out for him in fact there is him of the whole he made that as an election promise then when it comes to reality probably would find it difficult to implement will cause more problems than solving problems and in fact they're actually called well in the region which already troubled some region so that b. is a way out for him by this imply him. if he goes down in history. hosting the between the palestinians in this raid and your binion's. prison cargo holds the . israeli peace back in 79 then a president from probably will actually grow up this idea of an extension because he will help him. election was an election campaign and it will also help. in the region was that the the now is iran rather than everyone. is a list of palestinians actually tried to get something out of that they probably will continue to be marginalized yeah well the deal has already been out rejected by representati

attracting 3rd party content creators which apple has the goods epic has done of course by buying psi onyx in a few other assets we create a unique experience on its platform and store and then as of course you know getting the word out to consumers so these are very different mechanics and underlying economics is that i don't think so if i had to characterize sweeney i would say that he is consistent in his concern for sustainable ecosystem the man has purchased 50000 acres of you know a conservation area in north carolina so his concern seems to be dedicated to really. cultivate innovation at the same time you know these are all platforms kind of pulling it's a tug of war in some degree and so the final thought for me in there is that you know the microsoft of the world those are the kind of companies and ways to this conversation is lawsuit however they had to charge fees and 30 percent fees at that on a little bit of a weird sort of all that awfully that's that's one and it would be interesting to see what happened the way of epix real engine which is at the base of so many games and h

which were part of the white house proposal announced earlier this year but benjamin netanyahu says onyx ation is still on the table it is the 1st time israel has normalized relations with an arab country since making peace with egypt in 1979 and jordan in 1994 but has been criticized by the palestinians who say it rewards israel's occupation of the west bank and does nothing to further the palestinian cause or that deal was announced by donald trump from the oval office. just a few moments ago i was still a very special corps were 2 for a primary. benjamin netanyahu of israel and crown prince mohammed bin in the united arab emirates where they agreed to finalize a historical peace agreement. everybody said this would be impossible. and as you know mohamed is one of the great leaders of the middle east after 49 years that israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations they will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the border and or a broad range of areas including tourism education health care trade and security. this is a t

we take a look at what's behind the massive and loss of global onyx that's causing our planet to warm even faster. hello that's a nice weather across southern areas of europe very unsettled process central and northern regions but we finally got a bit of a break across the northwest that is until the next system has them but look at this some beautiful sunshine in poland the southeast people are enjoying the weather on the water and also similarly across into albania on the coast that is warm very organized beach as you can see that now away from that we have a cools got the rain in the clouds very unsettled through central europe the winds are quite strong as well coming through the channel more than as a from the low countries and the rain spreading east was all the time but have a down day in berlin with a high of 22 degrees and also a bad day generally across the u.k. but you can see this mass of blue behind me that is on its way on choose a some very heavy amounts of rain and yes again some very strong winds that the u.k. met office has got warnings in place to choose day and on

also encompass the point where we were told that the white house was on the verge of recognizing the onyx ation so it may well be that the whole thing hinged on whether or not that actually went ahead so israel pulled back from that because of the united arab emirates but maybe perhaps also because of pressure from the white house so this will be called the abraham accord donald trump saying maybe it should be called the donald trump accord but no doubt he was looking for an important foreign policy victory he will get that 7 he thinks it will do it help him in the election the interesting thing is that foreign policy doesn't tend to sway voters one way or the other particularly in the middle of a covert and economic crisis but he will have the movement here at the white house we're told in the next couple of weeks ago still to. the announced one the leaders of the united arab emirates and israel will be here probably on the south lawn cause of when bill clinton invited the leaders of the palestinians and the israeli prime ministers to say in the court there but they will be on the south

so democrats knew they needed to do something, so they were willing to take a chance on reagan onyx.on kemp rothrock. >> so get back to trump so let me answer this diplomatically. there were a lot of people in the eighties that thought that reagan was going to be a failure and he left office with high approval numbers. and many historians were trading him very high. but now they're looking at the reagan presidency, and he is now them raided i think 13th. i think it's too low but he was steadily going up over the last 30 or 40 years. and i do not have the newspapers of eight years of four years from now to tell you about donald trump. i can tell you that reagan approach the presidency different, he had a different it was a different man had a different style. and there is no comparison except both were outsiders and wolf were thrust into the political system. that is the only thing to compare the two men. >> but when people inside the republican party say oh no trump is the inheritor's know is the answer again. >> no trump is not the inheritor knowledge any republican is the inheritor

so democrats needed to do something and they are willing to take a chance on reagan onyx. on camera. >> but get back to trump. (laughter) >> look the reason, let me answer this is diplomatically as possible. and lot of people in the eighties who thought reagan was gonna be a failure. he left office with very apply approval numbers. you can also american historians were not raiding him very high. now they're going back and looking at the reagan presidency, he's now raided the last poll of american assurances had a number 13 which i think is kind of law but he's steadily going up over the last 30 or 40. years i don't have the newspapers of eight years or four years from now to tell you about donald trump. reagan approach the presidency differently he, was a different man, different style. there is no comparison except both were outsiders and both were threats to the political system. that's the only thing i would say compare the two man. but when >> but when people inside the republican party say trump is the inheritor. >> that's not. you >> know is the answer? again >> no t

reforms, some critics have said shinzo abe perhaps was not successful in achieving things like woman onyxd income like aging economics. will the next leader be able to carry on structural reforms, which abe cannot see through? reform?is structural a, of course coming in whoever succeeds him, will continue on following that. has been from the party. the two become the prime minister, he think. but whoever takes over, it is a continuation of it. >> so that means the tactic is to keep on having a weaker yen. the last time we talked, you suggested the yen would strengthen. it has not strengthened substantially since then. what is the policy with what goes on with the currency now? there are anynk currency policies. currency matters are essentially bureaucrats.e by the minister of finance officials. it doesn't really have major impact on the currency policies. view, has, in your the economics worked at such far -- thus far and what do you think needs to be done, what reforms need to be carried out to pull the economic policies of the government to be more effective? ics has worked.om i think i

. >>> as we just mentioned, washington congress has adjourned for the weekend, without a deal onyx ending the enhanced unemployment benefits, or federal moratorium on evictions. both of them expire tonight. republicans that want to cut the $600 per week boost down to $200. the gop did offer a one-week extension of the benefits while the two sides work on the bigger bill. the democrats argue that they did pass the bill 10 weeks ago, it is republicans that have failed to negotiate. the white house is pushing back. >> a temporary solution to make sure that unemployment, the enhanced unemployment continues, has been rejected, not once, but multiple times. >> first fall, then are the votes for it in the senate. >> the republicans are also putting more stimulus. the democratic leaders are set to meet with the white house negotiators in the speaker's office tomorrow morning. on wall street, silicon valley tech giants push the indices into positive territory after an early slump. the dow was up 114 points. the nasdaq jumped 157 points. it was about 1.5%. the s&p was up 24 points. the shares in ap

staff handed out anotehr onyx contact aca's which measure distances between participants and how often they came into contact since. >>all. >>people have to wear. the fp 2 mosques which protects you and the others. it's very safe. we also tested all participants in the bombs. so 48 hours in long's. so that we know that the people that are participating in a cut if either on thursday on friday. even a they would have called a corona infection last night. they would be not be in fact just today. >>this may have been an experiment but for some in the crowd, it felt like a welcome return to normality the atmosphere is really crave i think we all enjoy the music so it was really nice to see live music at the first time it felt wrong because like all the people came together so close and you're like you're standing there and you're like this is dream because of not allowed to to be so as those back together but then it was really really couldn't i couldn't even before back it was really like being on the kron said again researchers at the university of how they will now model the data to see

health secretary onyx who's the most senior u.s. official in decades to visit the island which china considers to be a renegade province he's praised the 23000000 taiwanese for successfully combusting covert 19 i've been a witness to the harmful and counterproductive results of excluding taiwan from these international settings in the spring of 2800 for instance the world health organization put out an urgent call for funding to respond to an ebola outbreak in the western democratic republic of the congo taiwan offered a $1000000.00 for this important fight no strings no conditions but the political bullying over taiwan status at the w.h.o. ended up making this donation impossible especially during a pandemic but at all times international organizations should not be places to play politics especially on health care taiwan's foreign minister joseph move thanks the u.s. for its support katrina you reports for preaching. he really painted a contrast in picture comparing taipei to beijing saying that taiwan's approach its government wa

kidnappings and murders in crimea says russia's forced onyx ation of the black sea finnish. i don't understand why the speed now. scores of crimean to toss have been arrested tortured and killed. most believe by russian security forces. crime in russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. and. al-jazeera. and. to the. it's good to have you with us hello adrian filling in here in doha with the news from al-jazeera headlines the world health organization has warned that may never be a silver bullet for the coronavirus in the form of a perfect vaccine it's urging nations to rigorously enforced preventative measures such as mask wearing and testing. tougher restrictions are being imposed in and around the law after reported infections in the philippines jumped to more than 100000 from tuesday businesses and public transport are expected to shut down and people will need special passes to leave their homes. in the financial security of millions of americans is at stake as politicians debate how much more relief they'll get or they'll give to the unemployed for around 3 months those laid

the focus being on his health and the future of auburn onyx and where dollar-yen goes from here. it is holding at 105.91 at the moment. the dollar seeing broad-based weakness in the overnight session. we are continuing to watch the crude patch. for new york traded oil as hurricane laura against steam, becoming the category four hurricane, poised on the texas/louisiana border and we are looking at potential economic damage and losses and also impact on oil output. a day 3 million barrels of refining capacity has already been shut down as a result of the hurricane. tensions shery: flaring between china and the united states over the south china sea. china has conducted missile drills while the u.s. is imposing sanctions on chinese companies with alleged ties to beijing's expansion in the region. stephen engle is taking a closer look and joins us from hong kong. what exactly is happening right now? tellen: it is tough to whether this is political theater ahead of the election or actual publication on the two sides ratcheting up the tension which has mounted from technology to hong k