what impact might that have on the abraham accords? ambassador o'brien: i was in tel aviv and jerusalem last weekend met with a lot of former officials and current government officials and saw bibi netanyahu, who sent his best to you, mike. there is concern that the new jcpoa, which is viewed not just by the israelis but by our arab partners as a complete surrender to iran and it will allow them to enrich capacity tenfold and will give them sanctions relief, no one believes iran is going to spend it on the middle class, they are going to spend it on terrorism. there is real concern that if that happens, our arab allies, if they see the u.s. pulling back from maximum pressure on iran, that they are going to have to create space for themselves and a separate piece with iran because they no longer that separate -- separate peace with iran because they no longer believe the u.s. as their back. they are going to ask israel to tamp down on commercial activity that mike was talking about and there is concern china will step into the region an

one of them is the benefit of the abraham records. this is something the secretary and i worked on with 5g andtechnology . the chinese when we shut them out of buying tech companies and our tech they turned to israel because israel has a burgeoning tech industry and tel aviv is second to silicon valley and it's an amazing thing to behold and the chinese were trying to invest there. once we did that abraham accords a lot of that investment came from the uae and it displaced the chinese money and the chinesegot pushed out of the tech sector in israel . the chinese come back and they see the us retreating are not going to want that to happen. they'regoing to want to invest . so we got a real danger that the jcp away but a terrible deal to begin with. there's a chance that they'll sign this wonderful framework of the abraham accords, of peace with not only that us kosovo which is a muslim majority state and europe. it can really fall apart because of the failure to contain iran, the failure to keep up the maximum pressure campaign.an so i

brands talk about abraham lincoln. it's part of a symposium on his life and times. >> our first speaker is david s. reynolds, distinguished professor at the graduate center of the city university of new york. he is the author or editor of 16 books, including his current biography, abe, abraham lincoln in his times. this book has received numerous acolytes, including this year's abraham lincoln institute book award and a linking prize of the -- society. it's also among the wall street journal's top ten books of the year. his previous award-winning books include, walt with men's america, and john brown, abolitionist. professor david s. reynolds is a regular reviewer for the wall street journal. the new york times book review, and the new york review of. looks speaking today on lincoln and popular culture, we welcome david s. reynolds to the program. >> thanks. thank you very much, michelle. great to be here at the 2021 a li symposium to speak on lincoln in popular culture. let me thank the institute for recognizing my bo

abraham lincoln. abraham lincoln was born in 1809. a little bit younger than john brown. abraham lincoln was born in kentucky, his family were to indiana, and then he eventually moved to illinois. he inherited a dislike for slavery. the dislike for slavery was -- p white expected to make a living by the sweat of their brow. in part it was simply harder to make a decent living when you have to compete with enslaved labor. they could undercut your wage. there is that. there was a general feeling that slavery made a community a bad place to live. abraham lincoln took into indiana. and then with delano. abraham lincoln himself had an inherited, learned this moderate antipathy to slavery. in his case the epiphany came as he explained on a trip to new orleans. he was hired to -- down the mississippi and down to mississippi to new orleans. for the first time he, saw a slave auction. again, lincoln was familiar with slaves working on docks. he had seen slaves working field. he had seen enslaved workers during these that the other thing. during the kind of stuff that white workers

abraham lincoln it was born in 18 oh nine, under john brown and abraham lincoln was born in kentucky and indiana that he moves to illinois and he inherited this white slavery ant was shared many working-class whites who expected to make a living by the sweat of the drop in part because simply harder than they could make a decent living when you had to compete with the slave labor they can always undercut your wage. there's a general feeling that slavery many community a bad place to live. and then abraham moved to illinois as a sad and abraham lincoln himself had this inherited, this kind of moderate into the display rating his case epiphany came as he explains on a trip to the north, anyone down the mississippi to wear for the first time, he saw slave auction. and again, lincoln was familiar with slaves working on the docks and he had seen slaves working and doing this and that in the other thing and doing the kind of stuff that whites did as well and so, they don't have many freedoms but it really came home that evil is slavery gave him when he saw slave auction because there for t

an attempt on the life of abraham russo happened in the body of the artist.this house, the weight, along with the guard, was driving a car and noticed that right in the middle of the roadway, there is a bottle on his way. abraham began to leave it, relieved the speed at that moment, a machine gun burst spilled. well, the artist thinks it’s much more important that the court finally put an end to the poll, who was the customer of the attack, according to the investigation of the assassination, was organized by telman ismailov, the former owner of the infamous cherkizovsky market, they say that the singer angered the businessman, he sponsored abraham and allegedly lost on promotion of the artist $ 3 million , but the conflict with the oligarch began even before assassination attempt according to abraham, ismailov's people beat him in a prague restaurant and then took him to the residence of their boss. abraham russo already told about this conflict in our program unexpectedly in the face of women. he hit. i just was what he says, you generally lost the scent. h

abraham began to leave her, relieved the speed in this instantly, automatic bursts erupted.uch more important that the court finally put an end to the poll about who ordered the attack, according to the investigation, the assassination was organized by telman ismailov, the former owner of the infamous cherkizovsky market. they say that the singer dispersed the businessman, he sponsored the ram, allegedly lost $ 3 million on the promotion of the artist, but the conflict with the oligarch began even before the assassination attempt , according to abraham, ismailov's people beat him in a prague restaurant and then took him to the residence your boss. rousseau already spoke about this conflict in frames in our program, unexpectedly with broads in the face. he hit. i was just shocked why? he says, you generally lost your scent, he said to me, because maybe i answered him did not answer bad. maybe he said his opinion, you know, well, ask the investigators in the case of the assassination of ismailov. the odious businessman could not settle in montenegro, where he was given politic

mamre oak in the shade, which abraham noticed the holy trinity all.would look much less emotional if it were not for the prophecy of the athonite elders who believed that the death of the mambrian oak would mean a harbinger of the end of the world from the father of abraham, millions of threads of human judgments emanate. biblical, the story of the meeting resonates in the hearts of christians, muslims, and jews, so the issue of the future conservation of the shrine is inevitably considered as a shared responsibility, so that the mamre oak in the middle of ancient hebron continues to testify to what happened on this earth between man and god 5,000 years ago sergey pashkov alexander ivanyuk anastasia demyanets middle east bureau. almost 8 hours spent in outer space ole picture connect with matveev, during this time they completed the preparation of the european remote manipulator, which had begun a few more exits ago. era to further work, the cosmonauts also installed a platform with adapters on the science modules and opened the cargo boom from the za

well, today abraham russo told us what he remembers, in general, from the day he was attacked?d it, here’s the machine gun with something and i saw these ones, that is, the flash is coming and my music was playing, why did i see well, because on the turn i always have a jumper every time every day i’m right on this turn the main beam, included and at that moment just already two shots had already hit them and the guard shouted gas to the gas until the end of the street we reached and turned onto the garden ring and there. rather, i lost consciousness for the first time there, everything, yes, because i lost a lot of blood, and i woke up there in the car. telman ismailov at that time in russia, a more than prominent personality, the owner of the cherkizovsky market, well, all kinds of hotels and restaurants, and it is clear that he never accepted refusals. and today we asked abraham russo after these events whether they met and that's what he told us replied. telman ismailov, a guest of uh times , did not accidentally see him. how many years ago the excursion was from 2004, i di

kalashnikov, several bullets entered the body of the artist, an attempt on abraham. here on the road nearby. hello, together with the security guard , he was driving a car and noticed that right in the middle of the roadway in his path was a bottle of abraham began to go round it, relieved the speed at that moment, an automatic burst spilled. well, the artist thinks it’s much more important that the court finally put an end to the poll about who ordered the attack, according to the investigation, the assassination was organized by telman ismailov, the former owner of the infamous cherkizovsky market, they say the singer angered the businessman, he sponsored abraham allegedly lost on promotion artist $ 3 million , but the conflict with the oligarch began even before the assassination attempt, according to abraham, ismailov's people beat him in a restaurant in prague and then taken to the residence of his boss, abraham russo already told about this conflict in our program unexpectedly in the face of broads. he hit. i was just in shock. what is he talking about? you've

the concept is simply described by airfare ham lincoln -- by abraham lincoln of "a government by the people, for the people, of a -- the people" is fundamental for our two nations. your congress and our parliament or the twin pillars of our civilization and the peace among the many treasures that we have inherited from our predecessors. we, like you, are staunch believers in the freedom of the individual and the rules of a fair and just law. this support is shared with our european partners in the wider atlantic community. they are the bedrock of the western world. some people believe that power rose from the barrel of a gun. so it can but history shows that it never bodes well or for very long. in the end, it is sterile. we have known a better way. not rests on mutual agreement, -- that rests on mutual agreement, contract and -- new in significant part of yours is written down on your constitution. behind both however -- the sentiment behind both is the same. the spirit of democracy. these ideals are clear in us but they must never be taken for granted. they have to be protected and

ron white we know that you came to him by way of abraham lincoln. of course, but what did you see as the greatest misconception about him as you conducted your research of this great, man? well, certainly there's a caricature of grant. yeah that he is not mentally endowed and this begins really with his finishing 21st out of 39 at west point. it needs to be said that when he entered he had a much larger class. and so that set in motion the perception in his lifetime. that he was not a thoughtful person not an intellectual person. not a reader. now that then becomes countered in our own time when we have these two wonderful annotated versions of grants memoirs, and i believe that grant good writers are inevitably good readers, so i was curious to find out was grant a reader. you may recall if you've read his memoirs that he will say something like i must apologize for his 21st out of 39. i spent my time reading novels. so i read the novels that he read and don't do that anymore. point which was they were not in the library. so grant contacted the pub

it's abraham lincoln, i think was abraham lincoln said a house divided by itself will not stand. we are t weakened by this divisn and i would invite everyone to heal that up and to listen, and again to be fact-based. >> absolutely. could not agree more. we have time for i think one more question and this comes from karen. talking about the rapidity or the rapid miss of page and how quickly we can get some ingrained inertia. are the any best practices that you have seen from the military or from communities in san diego or the wider area that can help influence or inform other sectors and communities? >> i think, what i think a so genius about the military example is that it's so mission focused. it's just like they are just not tree huggers. yet they are driving this transition away from oil and gas where they can to support the mission. that's the best practice. you talk about becoming neutral as an organization or state or city -- carbon neutral -- i think just think call bs on the ideology in favor of facts. i think we should ride that train. i still think john amos and rave m

the abraham is live in rama in the occupied west banker. neither. what are the coal reasons that have led to this hunger strike? the core reason is the growing use of the israeli policy of administrative detention. this is a practice where israel can arrest palestinians based on what they call secret the evidence and keep them in jail without in jail, without trial, without charges indefinitely. so that are, are human rights organizations who have been counting that number that has been rising. and they say, since the beginning of the year, more than $1500.00 decisions to arrest palestinians without charges were made. this is why these palestinians have decided to refuse food and water. they want to have a trial. they say that this is a practice. israel is not just using as a punitive measure, but also for revenge. they say that there is really the interrogators and these ready a prison service aims to keep them away from their families to miss a funeral, to miss the birth of a child or a wedding here. and there was spoken to one of the mothers of t

our iranian president, abraham racy tells algae. there are the un sanctions must be lifted to reach a nuclear deal they should be guaranteed to achieve allows agreements equations president a lot of the landscape says that a mass grave has been found in the northeast and city of yuma city, which is in the khaki region has recently been recaptured from russian forces. local police officials at 440 bodies have been located in the well feed program says its facility has been looted and nearby off on fire in northern ac. on and protests have swept across the country following an announcement on wednesday. the government's looks like he fuel the price of petrol, more than double now, republican governors in the us of being keys of politicizing, the plight of migrants and refugees. nearly a 100 people who recently cross the border from mexico into texas were dropped off near the vice president's residence in washington d. c. this happened while florida paid to fly asylum seekers to a popular holiday spot for the washington elite party. jo

so now we move from abraham lincoln to teddy roosevelt. i think no president had more sporting activities than teddy roosevelt late afternoon was a time for really active enterprise. it could be a boxing match a raucous game of tennis jujitsu a horseback ride his enormous capacity for work was matched by an enormous capacity for play. he particularly loved taking friends on hikes through rock creek parks wooded area and he made a simple rule you had to move point to point. you couldn't go around any obstacle if you came to a rock you had to go off you came to preview you had to go down it so there are stories of journalists and friends falling by the wayside in these ridiculous walks that he took but the best story was told by the french ambassador jewels juicer on he was so excited on his first walk with president. he came with his silk outfit on as if he were gonna walk in the sham say he say he found himself in the woods hating every minute of this walk. finally they came to the river. he thought thank god it's over. so he later wrote j

he's in a hospital here, abraham months or he's 29 years old. he's still in shock. he tells me that he still hasn't forgiven himself because he couldn't help others on the boat set sail wednesday morning. 4 hours later, the engine stopped and they called the smuggler on shore. and he says if you come back, this is of course, according to a br. him, we will shoot to, and so the, due to the high waves, the boat capsized for him, says in a matter of mid moments, really 10110 people died. he saw bodies everywhere. those who survived are clinging on to the boat that overturned. he was close to a child and another man, but then he lost them and he eventually swam to shore to the syrian sure he tells me i still cannot forgive myself that i couldn't help that child. he later found out that child died. many children were on that boat, that's the story of one survivor, another survivor told his story in an ambulance as he made his way back from syria to lebanon. this wasn't a journey, there was nothing but a nightmare. it's impossible to forget what has happened and the scene

energy kissed on intensifies authorities say to cease fire attempts have failed. iran president, abraham marie c taos al jazeera that us sanctions must be lifted to secure a nuclear deal. and republican governors in the us are accused of using migrant ass political pawns as a debate on immigration, he'd stop. ah, ukraine's president says, a mass grave has been found in the northeastern city of is you. the city is in the car cave region, ukrainian troops re took it from russian forces. earlier this month, a police official said $440.00 bodies have been found across the region. the bodies are to be examined for forensic examination. like if she lived in the muscle as a settlement entity mass graves were found in izzy, on in the car, keep regions and the necessary legal proceedings have already been initiated. there, there should be more information clear and verified tomorrow to morrow there will be ukrainian, and international journalists in israel. what we want the world to know what is really happening and what the russian occupation has led to butcher mary poll. now, unfortunately, is

iranian president, abraham racy tells al jazeera, the u. s. sanctions must be lifted to reach a nuclear deal. i see insist there should be guarantees to achieve lasting agreements. well, hello, fastly was your day upon the money removal of sanctions should be accompanied for the resolution of safeguards. there are some political and baseless accusations against islamic republic of iran when it comes to safeguard issues. so this agreement will not be fruitful of following a few days after signing the agreement. like the resolution proposed to the board of governors that the a, the same thing will happen and based on the influence, so they will create problems again. so we should finalize the safeguard issues for and regarding the guarantees, if we have the trustworthy guarantees and we have the last thing, removal of the sanctions, not temporary removal of sanctions. and if there is a lasting solution for the safeguard issues, the sor, it's possible to reach agreement. and you can watch awful interview with abraham racy on talks out there on

well, not since abraham lincoln has _ speech? well, not since abraham lincoln has a _ speech?ot since abraham lincoln has a president _ lincoln has a president delivered a speech like this, declaring that there was a fundamental threat to american democracy that was internal, not external. and that encompassed the other party, and more than that, the supreme court, which sees itself as able walk, but is rescinding basic american rights as we saw in roe vs wade. this was his launch before the mid—term to attempt to retain democratic control. i attempt to retain democratic control. ., ., control. i wonder, though, listening to his speech - control. i wonder, though, listening to his speech and some of the threat there, do you think voters will get the message or is it more about the cost of living increase in front of their noses? republicans have a lot that they can speak about, the problem they are having is creating a consistent narrative because of their own internal conflict, and the presence of donald trump, who is overwhelming everything. the criminal investigations into

ah . iranian president, abraham rice details al jazeera, the us sanctions must be lifted to.

they wrote their wrongs present abraham rice. he says protests against the government must be quote, confronted decisively. days of demonstrations were triggered by the death of a 22 year old women in police custody. iran has restricted internet service to try and crack down on descent, victoria gates and be reports. the 8 consecutive nights people into iran have deployed authorities to protest. david the death of massa, meaning the 22 year old, died in custody last week after being arrested by so called morality police sheed allegedly violated the country's policy on head scarves. oh, similar protest to spreading across iran in the northwest in city of ocean of a demonstrators defied a warning by the reigning army that it would confront what it cooled enemies of the state. similar protests were held in the western city of kurama, but he ran his limited internet services to clam down on the growing descent. the problem is if they switch off, they're the access to international networks or to their global internet. then with the n

we are your voice, your news, your net al jazeera ah, rainy and president abraham, right. you see tells al jazeera, the u. s sanctions must be lifted to reach a nuclear deal. ah, money fight this balance, is there a lie from dough? so coming up, the current president says that a mass grave has been found near the ne, in city of is you, which was recently retaken from russian forces. well, feed program. so this is lieutenant set on fine haiti's vine and protests sweep the country. and critics, a keys us republicans of using people with political poems off to nearly a 100 migrants had dropped in front of the vice president's home. as a rollins president has spoken exclusively to al jazeera about talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. abram racy, says any removal of sanctions should have guarantees and a mechanism to she's a lasting agreement. our correspond wrestler said a reports from his pakistan. i had to sit down either way with the president of the islamic republic of iran, and i asked him several questions on a wide range of topics. one of the most important of them wa

rachel: i will go with abraham lincoln. will: i will go jackson. it is lincoln. abraham lincoln, cat guy, the guy who saved the country and founded the republican party, cat guy. guy. rachel: 3, 2, one. rachel: i don't like the founder of the republican party. pete: let that sink in. rachel: we will have to bribe have brian come in and display why abraham lincoln was a capitalist. he would know. will: a panel of experts blasting government response to covid 19 and demanding an investigation into the virus's origins. doctor marty makary is next. rachel: setting sail on a cruise, for first responders but first dj, take it away with we built this city, remember that? ♪ ♪ we just love the beat ♪ who counts the money ♪ underneath the barn ♪ snoring? because quality sleep is vital, the sleep number 360 smart bed can gently raise your partner's head to help. ah...that's better. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. don't miss our weekend special. save 30% on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed. ends monday. choosing a treatment for y

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mamre oak in the shade, which abraham noticed the holy trinity all.ot for the prophecy of the athonite elders who believed that the death of the mambrian oak would mean the harbinger of the end of the world from the father of abraham, millions of threads of human judgments emanate. biblical, the story of the meeting echoes in heart, christians, muslims, jews, therefore, the issue of the future preservation of the conservation of the shrine is inevitably considered as a common responsibility, so that the mamvrian oak in the middle of ancient hebron continues to testify to what happened on this earth between man and god 5,000 years ago sergey pashkov alexander ivanyuk anastasia demyanets. middle east bureau of news. and the main events of the last seven days, see the news of the week with dmitry kiselyov tomorrow at 20:00. this is vesti nedeli and i dmitry kiselev, see sunday. what does zelensky hope for by unleashing nuclear terrorism at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, is he ready to sprinkle radioactive ashes on his head, and what did the mate mis

abraham: la palabra esperanza para mí es que mi niño va a vivir más, mucho más.dente. se tratarÍa de un hombre de 35 aÑos, de nacionalidad brasileÑa. vean quÉ tan cerca estuvo. tenÍa antecedentes penales por porte de armas y ya habÍa sido detenido en marzo. las imÁgenes se observa cÓmo los guardaespaldas junto a militantes retienen a este hombre, mientras que la a mandataria saludaba a los presentes. leÓn: estados unidos afirmÓ que entregarÁ al gobierno de perÚ $186,000 que el expresidente toledo habrÍa recibido de parte de la empresa odebrecht. se compraron una casa en maryland comparte de los sobornos. el dinero representa los ingresos tras la venta de esa casa. toledo estÁ acusado de recibir $35,000,000 en sobornos. patricia: millones de estudiantes en ucrania volvieron a la escuela presencial o virtual, mientras el reto del sistema educativo invadido por rusia es garantizar la educaciÓn, aparte de la seguridad de los alumnos. el nÚmero de escuelas que ha decidido retomar las clases, es mÁs o menos la misma cantidad. yahaira: yamila es una niña bien alegre. es

it's holly iranian president abraham racy, has told down to sarah the u. s. sanctions must be lifted to reach a nuclear dale. i see and says there should be guarantees to achieve a lasting agreement. well, hello, fastly mozy to pod, the money removal of sanctions should be accompanied for the resolution of safeguards. there are some political and baseless accusations against islamic republic of iran when it comes to safeguard issues. so this agreement will not be fruitful of following a few days after signing the agreement. like the resolution proposed to the board of governors that the a, the same thing will happen and based on the influence, so they will create problems again. so we should finalize the safeguard issues. and regarding the guarantees, if we have the trustworthy guarantees and we have the last thing, removal of the sanctions, not temporary removal of sanctions. and if there is a lasting solution for the safeguard issues, the sor, it's possible to reach agreement claims present. valadez zalinski says that a mass grave has been found in the n

and iranian president, abraham racy, says, protest against the government must be confronted decisively. widespread demonstrations were triggered by the death of a 22 year old women in police custody last week. a right wing coalition that's tip to rise to power in italy has wrapped up its campaign to patch square in rome. parliamentary elections will be held on sunday. they were triggered by the collapse of prime minister. mario dragged until july. stephanie decker bought some red. ah, this is what italy's next government could look like if the poles are accurate. but it's really all about ga maloney thinkin no i got through them. well, we will build a solid, cohesive government with a strong popular mandate, which will remain in power for 5 years. ah, her right wing party brothers of italy is ahead in the polls indicating she could well become italy's 1st female prime minister. and the 1st far right leader since benito mussolini is rise to power here. 100 years ago. maloney supporter is gathered in rome's piazza del palo for the last rally before the elections deal. i give my support t

and the iranian pride president abraham received 2 of his meetings. russia was focusing on more at getting support for his ward in ukraine as setting would get an oil to the related countries. and china and iran, on that hand. we're trying to strengthen, they've ties with the regional countries in this part of the world jungle corporation organization. summit is the largest corporation in the world, and now when you run about to become the nearest permanent member and bella luce, in line, it even wants to further expand. however, the disputes between the member states showed that these corporation is still far away from being a united front and wrestle has been speaking to runs president abraham racy. you can watch that interview on told to al jazeera on friday, starting just before 1630. james, which is in about 15 minutes time. also the minds of the ladies meeting is based on a clashes between another 2 former soviet states. mania and as a by john russia's president has held a phone conversation with me as prime minister to discuss this waste conflict between the 2 nations. more than 180

becky, stan and you can watch resourceful interview with the rainy and president abraham ra. he c on talked to al jazeera friday at $1630.00 g m t right here on out to sierra, and still ahead on the program another day of quiet reflection as thousands of mourners pay their final respects to queen elizabeth the ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather across europe, and we've seen some stormy weather in the south west with heavy rain and stronger winds the spain and portugal. but from the satellite image, you can see that swept its way further east, where it's joined up with a cold front from the north and that's brought enhanced rainfall to central areas of the mediterranean. we are likely to see that rain continue for italy and croatia by the time we get into saturday. it will shimmy its way towards the balkans. but it is looking a lot more. settled behind that in the south west as it is for the southeast, where temperatures have remained above the average of the different story. however, up in the north, it's feeling more like the beginning beginning of a winter tha

a final ah it raining president abraham, where you see tells al jazeera that u. s. sanctions must be listed to reach a nuclear deal. ah, i love nick cloud. this is out there alive from day. also coming up a world food program facilities looted and set on fire and haiti's violent protests sweep, the country ukraine's president says a mass grave has been found in the northeastern city resume, which was retaken from russian forces. and the tennis world reflects on an epic career. roger federer now saying good bye to the game he loves. ah, so aaron's president has spoken exclusively to al jazeera about talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. abraham racy says any removal of sanctions should have guarantees, as well as a mechanism to achieve last agreement. russell soda reports not from sour kind in his becca stock. i had to sit down either with the president of the islamic republic of iran, and i asked him several questions on a wide range of topics. one of the most important of them was about the nuclear, the potential nuclear deal. i asked him why the nuclear negoti

and this is a group that has been vowing to keep shooting against is really forces me to abraham with that update. horace there. thank you. now, canada has experienced its worst storm in nearly 50 years. awfully. remnants of her confusion hit the east coast. he had been downgraded to a post tropical cycling before it made landfall. but fiona still brought powerful winds and a dangerous storm surge. how did your custom reports already considered one of the strongest storms canada has ever experienced. fiona made landfall in nova scotia early saturday morning, bringing a 150 kilometers per hour winds and heavy rainfall. the canadian hurricane center says the storms preliminary barrel metric pressure reading was the lowest on record for canada. the lower the pressure, the more powerful the storm were thinking. first and foremost of the peoples of had a terrifying past 12 hours. people have seen their homes washed away in the winds, rips schools, roofs off. as canadian, as we always do in times of difficulty, we will be there for each other. about a 100 people were evacuated in halifax, t

coming up, former secretary of state mike pompeo and others talk about the impact of the abraham accords peace agreement between israel, the united arab emirates and the united states. the discussion talks about how the deal was brokered and how it helped to develop relationships with other middle eastern countries.

, all hmm were pagans, and the formidable king of the neurodes did not like abraham very much, and he and in order to burn it, he ordered to collect firewood from everything from all over his vast kingdom. uh-huh all the trees to cut down to collect. here is such a bonfire directly global to burn it and, accordingly, people. there was simply nothing to cook food with, because they had no firewood left. hmm, and what were they to do. they took that linear mutton that they had kneaded it with pepper. she cooked in this way, because the pepper. well , he basically cooks meat. if all this is mixed, we will follow their example and hook the red one into the basin pepper. and sota - this is also red pepper. ah, but, no matter how ridiculous it may sound, but the honeycomb is really red pepper, which turns black while it is dried in the sun, followed by five tablespoons of tomato paste, red tomato paste, we still for black pepper, a small spoon for taste , look, there's more pepper than there is to wear at all. wait for the taste. there's one pepper. it's a must. ay-ay-ay, and you also need

that's why the abraham accords actually matter most to me. >> one more. want to wait for the mike? >> thank you, mr. secretary, and thank you for your service. you are cia director, secretary of state. you obviously have had a great concern for the importance of our intelligence and our classified information. i'm wondering what you're thinking is on the current situation with the discovery of classified documents when former -- president -- >> nobody gets to keep classified documents in the place. they're not supposed to be, not the former secretary of state. nobody. sometimes documents that are classified shouldn't be, we should declassify them. sounds good to me, but if the documents classified and properly so it protects us right. i think about the information that julian assange leaked. i think about the the stolen documents to put our soldiers and sailors at risk. we have to protect that information. there is a reason that we have a process. so no president gets to keep them in that place either. you can hold asecond thought in your head too, though, which is that the raid on