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we were in bethlehem. why?rter: yeah, we went to bethlehem, which is thert lace of bethlehem steel, because we wanted to cover the election in some way still. pennsylvania is etty close to new york and northeast pennsylvania, wh, e bethlehem a swing district. we talked to a lot of people about ece on and how they were feeling, and one of the main themes that emerged was ple were feeli frustrated with what was happening with the coronavirus, and they diwh't really know re to place that frustration. some people placed it with staelte leaders andthat the lockdown was overly harsh and was hurting their business. othblered president trump for the lack of what they thought was a coordinated plan to stop the spread of the coronavirus. beyo, nd the coronavirople still cared about the major issues-- economics, healthcare, anespecially in a place like bethlehem that has seen some hard times before when the steel plant closed in the '90s, people still really care about what's going on with their wallets. and what weound w

and it's from the mayor of bethlehem, and you can see that he writes, welcome to bethlehem.e pray that secretary of state mr. baker will succeed in helping us to have piece between palestinians and israelis. and it's dated march 12, 1991. >> so, i guess continuing with kind of priorities here, during the clinton administration, extreme violence broke out in sarajevo in the bosnia region, the breakup of the -- so the americans were very much involved in the peace process in dayton, ohio. the dayton accords ended that war, but the region was very much still on the focus of the administration. it was a hot spot. and secretary of state madeleine albright was very much aware of what was going on in the region. >> she was. and so she managed the response in coordination with her foreign minister counterparts. she held almost a daily conference call with these foreign ministers. and she later termed it conference call diplomacy to help manage this conflict. and they coordinated and worked quite well together. and at the end of secretary albright's tenure in january of 2001, she and

and you can see that he writes "welcome to bethlehem, we pray that secretary of state mr.will succeed in helping us to have peace between palestinians and israelis," and it's dated march 12th, 1991. >> continuing with priorities here, during the clinton administration, extreme broke out in sara ereyavo. the dayton accords ended that war but the region was very much still on the focus of the administration. it was a hot spot and secretary of state madeleine albright was aware of what was going on in the region. >> she was. and so she managed the response in coordination with some of her foreign minister counterparts. she held an almost daily conference call with these foreign ministers and she later termed it conference call diplomacy to help manage this conflict. and they coordinated and worked quite well together. and at the end of secretary albright's tenure, in january 2001, she and her conference call diplomacy counterparts gathered for dinner in paris to celebrate the end of secretary albright's tenure and of course she was presented with gifts as it were. and so this

bethlehem.> so bethlehem is in palestinian territory considered to be a very important ancient city. ed a diplomat relations to the arab world had been strained. and throughout the 1960's and 1970's. american presidents, the administrations and secretaries were preoccupied with negotiating between egypt and israel which was eventually fall during the carter administration. when ronald reagan became president and his successor george h.w. bush they were focused on the palestinian conflict. and so this was very important that not only was it given in bethlehem in palestinian territory. it was an important shift in thinking about american foreign policy and thinking about how they could mediate their settlement between the israelis and also the palestinians. bethlehem. we hope that secretary baker peacehelp us success with with the palestinians and israelis in 1991. >> during the clinton administration extreme violence broke out in sarajevo, the break-up of yugoslavia. one.the last it was in dayton

the traditional location of that major is now the church of the nativity in bethlehem . this is probably the most famous census of all time. it probably didn't happen at least the way luke describes what i'm not going to go into that today. i want to mention it because it gives a connection through time but another census thousand years later, thousands of miles away in and very insignificantbritish isles . that census was a doomsday request. and this is the spreadfrom its most famous physical artifact the doomsday book . it's a compilation of the people and places of early norman england. to some 300,000 people who enumerated around sort of 20 or 30,000 my name, today's doomsday book which is the two volumes, great and little doomsday is kept in the national archives of the united kingdom. so how did the survey come to be? in 1066 william of normandy french duke crossed over the channel invading and conquering england and earned the title we know them by today william the conqueror area there he is doing some conquering. following the norman conquest , the decades passe

and that's all from me and the business team here in bethlehem thanks for joining us you can of course get more from us from our web site to do we don't call them slash business you can also seek it out on facebook and twitter on there is to tell you this is the next time you buy a 2nd. electric emission free assistant this esteemable teacher of mobility the wheel is. born at least in life 19 appears to be putting the brakes on this development ordinary cars for a big one are back on the block and there are really no alternatives. made in germany. t.w. . what secrets lie behind things one. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d.w. world heritage 360 getting up now. is this what the future of transportation looks like probably not at least not the time soon when today's inventors and visionaries look at the streets sidewalks highways and even agricultural land of the present they see vehicles that could soon be dusty exhibits in museums in the midst of change and that's our theme today on may.

the head of the orthodox church in jerusalem phyllis the 3rd is in the west bank town of bethlehem to leeds tradition traditional christmas celebrations festivities have gone ahead despite covert was directions in the palestinian territory and a huge drop in visiting this. european met since agency has given the green light for the covert 19 vaccine produced by a us company medina it's the 2nd vaccine to be cleared for use in the e.u. many hope it will also speed up europe's covert immunization drives with which of gotten off to slow starts across the $27.00 member countries for. the medina vaccine requires 2 doses $28.00 days apart and was found to be 94 percent effective in clinical trials the us canada and israel have all approved its use and the agency work is in california were among the 1st to get the shot. we have on that it would now like yes it would heal up in staffing you know and also patients doing a piece and it's kind of. how can this change it comes why it. didn't turn a vaccine and company name of based on modified r.n.a. it contains the genetic instructions to produc

. >> will kane spend the day the peoples kitchen in bethlehem, pennsylvania with the story.od. >> you should know. he was there almost two years ago. as you remember billy and holly were about to get married and you were with them, they had the restaurant for a few years, little did he know a short time later everything would get shutdown. let's see what it is like to run one of the small business over one of the toughest years to be a small business owner in american history. take a look at this. >> our gracious hosts billy and holly, listen to this, they are getting married next week. let's give them a round of applause. >> billy and holly were ready to start their lives, business was booming. one year later with the coronavirus restrictions everything came grinding to a halt. now the restrictions are still in place and really and holly have no idea what the future holds. >> businesses probably down 70%, 80% for the year. we are only able to operate to go all the way. the way pennsylvania takes care of the shutdown of restaurants 24, 48 hours to figure it out. >> opened an

head of the greek orthodox church patriarchial felix the 3rd has arrived in the west bank town of bethlehem to lead traditional christmas celebrations the festivities have gone ahead despite covert restrictions in the palestinian territory and a huge drop in visitor numbers. police in hong kong have arrested $53.00 pro-democracy activists a government minister said they were detained for planning to quote paralyze and overthrow the city government and as a chinese territories biggest crackdown yet on the opposition under a new security law imposed by beijing. the dawn raids mark a sharp escalation of hong kong's crackdown on the opposition dozens of prominent pro-democracy campaigners were arrested at private homes law firms and media outlets. former lawmaker lambchop ting recorded the moment police arrived at his house. the arrests have left some residents stunned. i think. just as. with the other countries. i feel very unhappy and it seems that even during the pandemic the government can still do so many things to terrorize people. but beijing denied it was clamping down on dissidents. an

was then shot dead the army said the 3 naives connected to a stick it happened in an area south of bethlehem which has 2 dozen illegal settlements and outposts. the former u.s. president donald trump has parted ways with his lead impeachment lawyers just a week before his trial is set to begin that's according to u.s. media he's accused of inciting the siege at the capitol building earlier this month early indications show limited republican support for his conviction reuters news agency is reporting that about 10000 foreign troops in afghanistan will stay past the may deadline outlined in a deal signed by the u.s. and the taliban senior nato officials have told reuters that the deal's conditions have not been met the taliban is to fulfill security guarantees for troops to withdraw but there's been a spike in attacks in recent months from the u.s. president joe biden has said his administration is reviewing the deal journalists in india are protesting the arrest of their colleague who was detained while covering farmer prose house on saturday. was reporting on the rallies at the same 2 borde

and ahead of the greek orthodox church patriarch the 3rd has arrived in the west bank town of bethlehem to lead traditional christmas celebrations the festive seventy's have gone ahead despite cold restrictions in the palestinian territory and a huge drop in visitor numbers. police in hong kong have arrested $53.00 pro-democracy activists a government minister said they were detained for planning to quote paralyze and overthrow the city government it is the chinese territories biggest crackdown yet on the opposition under a new security law imposed by beijing. the dawn raids marked a sharp escalation of hong kong's crackdown on the opposition dozens of prominent pro-democracy campaigners were arrested at private homes law firms and media outlets. former lawmaker lambchop ting recorded the moment police arrived at his house. the arrests have left some residents stunned. i think one thing just as. with the other countries. are they meddle i feel very unhappy and it seems that even during the pandemic the government can still do so many things to terrorize people. but beijing denied it was

then shot dead the army said he had 3 knives connected to a stick it happened in an area south of bethlehem which has 2 dozen illegal settlements and outposts journalists in india are protesting the arrest of their colleague who was detained whilst covering farmer protests on saturday and was reporting on the rallies at a single border where tens of thousands of foreigners who protested the culture lost for more than 2 months and want it withdrawn but the government says it's committed to modernizing the sector. well farmers in india holding a hunger strike as part of their long running protests against the new agricultural laws and the internet has been blocked at the camps they've set up after a week of violence. reports. they are these farmers have refused food for a day 100 strike to show people in india that protest is nonviolent i this after months of protests escalated into violent scenes this past week on the outskirts of the capital new delhi. on friday there was street fights after supporters of the governing party shouted slogans against. police disperse the crowds using tear gas

the settlement of give up how much force which has long been stalled because it lies right between bethlehem and occupied east jerusalem is seen as a as a major way of blocking off territorial contiguity for a future palestinian state v there were attempts to try to stop that happening an injunction which was then lifted at the last minute and those more than $1200.00 housing units tenders for building those has now been awarded so that looks inevitable and with an incoming president who opposes settlement construction that's obviously a pretty major play right at the beginning of an administration indeed i mean less than yahoo and biden has of dealt with each other harry in the barbered ministration but i mean we've had time now for israelis to get to grips with the other biden is the new president one of analysts potential political analysts been saying about the way these 2 metal these 2 administrations will be working together . well i mean they know each other very well biden of course being in the u.s. congress since in the senate since the early 1970 s. and with a very. very much a bi

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shot dead the army alleges he had 3 knives connected to a stick that happened in an area south of bethlehem that has 2 dozen in the eagle settlements and outposts almost all nato troops will reportedly remain in afghanistan beyond may despite a deal between the u.s. and taliban to draw down numbers senior nato officials have told reuters the deal is conditions have not been met with the taliban blamed for a spike in violence the report suggests u.s. troops which make up the bulk of the nato mission will therefore stay former u.s. president donald trump has parted ways with his lead impeachment lawyer is little more than a week before his trial according to u.s. media senators have already been sworn in as jurors trump is accused of and citing the siege of the capitol building earlier this month his aides say they plan to argue the trial is unconstitutional because he is no longer in office gabriel is on those in washington d.c. and he says democrats are unlikely to find enough republican support to convict. according to a trump official this was a quote mutual decision but nevertheless this

work to start here and give out how much toss the long delayed settlement between jerusalem and bethlehem the palestinians say would be a major obstacle to their future state. it's reminiscent of another major settlement announcement made during a biden visit to jerusalem in 2010 leaving then vice president furious it's basically not in yell poking a finger in the president elect why he's doing that it baffles me he is going to need the cooperation of president biden an issue sectors iran the reality is biden's pick for secretary of state anthony blinken expressed support this week for a 2 state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict along with doubts about making progress on that in the near term nonetheless palestinians have been making moves designed to find favor with biden such as per. isn't our buses announcement this month at the 1st presidential and legislative elections for 15 years so now. we receive positive messages that we can build on to restore bilateral relations and restore a peace process that is built on the 2 state solution and international legitimacy biden supp

then shot stabbed the army says he had 3 knife connected to a stake it happened an area south of bethlehem which has 2008 a phantom menace and outposts. so don's the terrorising economy has sparked protests in its capital and all the states the crisis has already led to the overthrow of one government in 2019 but after nearly 18 months under a new administration there's no sign of relief. reports from costs. this has become a way of expressing anger at the economic conditions in sudan's capital heartsome protesters blocked the city's main roads to pressure the government to improve living conditions the presence of basic commodities like bread fuel and electricity have gone up in recent months. there's no economy there's no fuel no bread no cooking gas the country's in crisis things were bad before but now they are much worse in other parts of the capital and the country the anger at the economy has been more vocal sudan's transitional government has been facing an economic turmoil since coming to power in. its blamed it on 20 years of u.s. sanctions that were lifted in $10.00 to $17.00 an

as you can see in this image of the bethlehem monument, you have a soldier atop a shaft.st common look to the monument that were built to the common soldiers. what you're seeing here is a prototype, really, of monuments to union soldiers. one of the few stories about a civil war monument built in the far west featured the report of an oration by president garfield. speaking at the dedication of the california monument, garfield told the crowd that the memorial represented the memories, deeds, tears and glories. 3 monument■j'í3bnáq'ted men who hd given their lives for their countries as well as those who had stepped up and served only to be broken by illness or imprisonment. great god, the president declared, was there ever such a measure of patriotism reached by any man on earth before. he's picking up the unionist symbol. stories that described the monuments such as one to the bohemian soldiers who served -- sorry. it's not the next slide. i must have gotten these out of order. i apologize for that. it will come up eventually. showed readers the commonalities not only be

under the surface, the battle for bethlehem continues. attackers used a number of methods of entry beyond the software updates pushed by texas-based company solar winds, cyber security and infrastructure security agency says this, quote, it is likely the adversary, not the enemy, the adversary has additional initial access vectors and tactics, techniques and procedures that have not yet been discovered, can you imagine agency responsible for the security of this country, cyber security and infrastructure could put out a lame message like they just did? imagine at pearl harbor, the intelligence agencies of the united states saying this is going to be a very difficult war to deal with, we are just going to have to figure out what is going on. this is outrageous what we are watching in the way of response from the federal government. the cyberattack left very little confidence among citizens but we as a nation are in control of our own networks, knowledge of what is happening on our own internet which is the battlefield not of the future but

under the surface, the battle for bethlehem continues. as, you know, like the rest of us, you're struggling to get by. we just wanted to highlight that and congratulations, erin. thank you for coming on with us today. thanks for joining us today and every day. i'm connell mcshane, we'll see you back here on monday. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. we may soon have new and explosive insight into what is the greatest political scandal in american history. the radical dems and the deep state's efforts to overthrow president trump. hundreds of pages of depositions, transcripts and fbi evaluations expected to soon be released to the public on obamagate. the white house document release will follow on the reporting of "just the news" editor-in-chief john solomon who here last night reported on the upcoming release. we'll be talking with john solomon about what we can expect and what he knows here next. the documents to be released declassified by president trump. and among the bombshell revelations, an admission by former mi-6 agent christophe

head of the greek orthodox church patriarch theo felix the 3rd has arrived in the west bank town of bethlehem to lead traditional christmas celebrations the festivities have gone ahead despite covert restrictions in the palestinian territory and a huge drop in visitor numbers. police in hong kong have arrested $53.00 pro-democracy activists a government minister said they were detained for planning to quote paralyze and overthrow the city government it is the chinese territories biggest crackdown yet on the opposition under a new security law imposed by beijing. the dawn raids mark a sharp escalation of hong kong's crackdown on the opposition dozens of prominent pro-democracy campaigners were arrested at private homes law firms and media outlets. former lawmaker allowed recorded the moment police arrived at his house. the arrests have left some residents stunned. i think. just as. with the other countries. they are they middle child i feel very unhappy and it seems that even during the pandemic the government can still do so many things to terrorize people back up. but beijing denied it was c

two years ago i went and visited one of those diners that we saw in bethlehem, pennsylvania.r everything came to a grinding halt because of coronavirus economic restrictions. i think we have some footage that we shut down their pennsylvania, take a look. >> business is probably down 70 or 80% on the year and with that being said we kind of lost all of our staff and we are only able to operate to go only. the way that they take care of the shutdown of restaurants, you basically have 24-48 hours to figure it out. and it feels like they have taken that into account. >> the employees as well. >> i know a lot of people who because of losing their jobs they did get evicted. >> i will crack these. >> i can't even do that. it's good that you are doing most of this because if my wife saw me you doing it she would wonder. >> had some customers that have been really great in supporting us. >> we are just happy you guys are open. >> what can people do to help? >> people being understanding to businesses and that they are doing the best they can. it's difficult. >> covid will be a over in

another new year's eve tradition going virtual because of covid usually at the peepsfest in bethlehem, a peep is dropped into the crowd and then they celebrate with fireworks it usually draws thousands of people not this year. tonight you'll have to watch the festivities online well, here's to a safe and happy new year on this cnbc trip coast to coast >>> a tale of two americas record highs on wall street and then life-threatening lows on main street. small businesses suffering, new numbers show just how bad the damage is and what the months ahead will bring. >>> and remember the puppy boom, elrs athy adopting pets from >>> a powerful winter storm stranded hundreds of truck drivers on a highway in west texas. it took hours for crews to clear the snow and ice off the roads the county sheriff says that's a first in his 20 years in charge. not just in texas, forecasters say at least 35 million people from virginia to maine will get hit with snow and ice and rain this weekend happy new year nbc 4 new york meteorologist matt brickman is tracking those storms all right, matt, what's coming

another new year's eve tradition going virtual because of covid usually at the peepsfest in bethlehem, a peep is dropped into the crowd and then they celebrate with fireworks it usually draws thousands of people not this year. tonight you'll have to watch the festivities online well, here's to a safe and happy new year on this cnbc trip coast to coast >>> a tale of two americas record highs on wall street and then life-threatening lows on main street. small businesses suffering, new numbers show just how bad the damage is and what the months ahead will bring. >>> and remember the puppy boom, elrs athy adopting pets from shtet e start of covid troubling news on that tonight (customer) hi? (burke) happy anniversary. (customer) for what? (burke) every year you're with us, you get fifty dollars toward your home deductible. it's a policy perk for being a farmers customer. (customer) do i have to do anything? (burke) nothing. (customer) nothing? (burke) nothing. (customer) nothing? (burke) nothing. (customer) hmm, that is really something. (burke) you get a whole lot of something with farme

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contracts for work to start here at given how much oss the long delayed settlement between jerusalem and bethlehem the palestinians say would be a major obstacle to their future state. it's reminiscent of another major settlement announcement made during a biden visit to jerusalem in 2010 meeting and then vice president here yes it's basically nothing yell poking a finger in the president elect why he's doing that it baffles me he is going to need the cooperation of president biden an issue sectors iran the reality is biden's pick for secretary of state anthony blinken expressed support this week for a 2 state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict along with doubts about making progress on that in the near term nonetheless palestinians have been making moves designed to find favor with biden such as president abbas is announcement this month of the 1st presidential. in legislative elections for 15 years. we received positive messages that we can build on to restore bilateral relations and restore a peace process that is built on the 2 state solution and international legitimacy biden suppor

this illustrated newspaper picked up this theme in a lengthy story about the new monument in bethlehem, pennsylvania. the preservation of the union. as you can see in this image of the monument, you have the soldier atop a shaft. most common look to a monument. are seeing here is a prototype of monuments to union soldiers. few stories about the civil war monument featured an oration by president garfield. a dedication in placerville, california, he told this represented glory. only to be broken by illness and imprisonment. stories that describe the showed readers the commonalities between those behind the monument and their appearance. it was not uncommon for these monuments to show the soldier with a flag. this soldier, the band that sticking up. where the be others sword is pointed down. soldiers who stood atop the monuments were depicted in various poses. this is entitled the color barrier. -- barer. hishows a soldier with sword drawn. you might think there is some contemplation going on. the lincoln, nebraska monument is one of the more contemplative poses that i was talking about

shot dead the army allege he had 3 knives connected to a stick this happened in an area south of bethlehem that has 2 dozen illegal settlements and outposts. bangladesh is relocating more rohingya refugees to a low lying island despite calls from human rights groups to stop they warn the island is at risk of flooding from storms bangladesh wants to resettle a 10th of the 1000000 refugees living in camps on the mainland they took refuge there after being forced out by a military crackdown in neighboring me and maher well a day head of the opening of a new parliament in me and maher there are fears of a possible military coup. government want november's elections by a landslide but i can say sions of electoral fraud protests and an increasing security private presence have put the country in a state of uncertainty alley fall reports from yangon. tension on the streets of miami this week as the country braces for a possible political crisis and. we're not saying the military will take power but we're not saying it won't either. this was the moment that it all began in a press conference on tu

if you have been up to bethlehem, nazareth area, this was an analogy we agreed worked.t is like there's an enormous reservoir of oil. people only got a little bit of oil out of it. this is incredible material that reflects after aspect of life in early america, from missions to native americans, to south american, around the world, from africa, just daily life through the middle colonies and new york. because it is written in germany and we don't teach children foreign languages in school anybody and because of the german script you have to go to school to read it. how many of our children can't read cursive writing anymore? we're repeating history, by the way. the material that comes out of those moravian archives are absolute gold. i know you will show us one to whet our appetite. katharine, i think you have probably read about her, she was educated in german town. a good, local girl who has come back, by way of harvard. so she is smart. she is teaching in minnesota now, which is it still winter up there? it is snowing currently up there. i saw the first thing that lo

as you can see in this image of the bethlehem vindman, there is a soldier on top of the shaft. this is the most common looks to the monument that were built for the common soldiers. what you are seeing here is a prototype of monuments to union soldiers. one of the few stories about the civil war monument featured an oration by president garfield. speaking at a dedication in placerville, california, he told the crowd that the memorial represented tears in glory. he assured the monument represented men who had given their lives to the country as well as those who had stepped up and served, only to be broken by illness or imprisonment. he picked up the unionist symbol. stories that describe the monument, such as the soldiers that served from illinois, showed -- sorry, i must've gotten these out of order. i apologize for that. it will come up eventually. it showed leaders the commonalities between the sentiments behind the monument and their appearance. i mentioned earlier about the soldier on top of the shaft. it was not uncommon for these monuments to show the soldier with a flag

it's a story, separate from your marriage in this case billy and holly on the people's kitchen in bethlehem married, had the business together and then less than a year later everything gets shut down for debate live upstairs in the air now sitting with 80% of their revenue gone. how do you do that? there take away only, no indoor dining. we have to tell these stories. yes, i went and talked to them, got into the kitchen, made some food. i wanted to see what it's like and i'm going to keep doing this seeing their story because it's the american story, the american dream and is being crushed. we have charts on the screen. tell me a business that everyone is investing in today and if you keep investing, if you block off 80% of their gross revenue, how do you succeed? stuart: well, you would not. they are getting crushed. keep them coming, will. we like these of stories because that's the truth where things are really happening. thank you, will cain. another platform has been president trump circle lauren, who is in now? lauren: twitch. they have banned president trump indefinitely starting to

willie, over the past four years a lot of people have quoted the -- the poem slo slothing towards bethlehemwe'll have the united states senate and a united states house that's going to be run by the center, in these divided times. there are going to be centrists who are going to determine where this -- this -- this city and where this country goes over the next two years. >> no question about it. and there's a large group of republicans, focusing on the group that's going to object today and rightly so, but a large group of republican senators who came out and said, no. we're not going to object. a large group of republican congressmen and women saying no, this is not how we run our government. not how we run a democracy. not how we run our country. we will move past this day, past this ugly chapter, what's happening today is not democratic. it is not american. it is not inconsistent with the way we've always run our elections and country, but there will be that small group but they will be in the minority today, mike barnicle. their names on a lift fst for histo history. out in the open an

will: if you ever ever in bethlehem's pennsylvania the people's kitchen and online pk linden.com.point downs don't work. let people make great breakfast and products that people want. yesterday jed i'm very jealous, will. that looked delicious. now i'm hungry. now it's your fault. all three of you was are hungry. pete: national pie day, jed, we are working on it. jedediah: that's true. and by the way, i have my list ready. so, you know. not to be that kid in school that does the homework first but i many a. turning enough to to your headlines. two squad members are call on biden to commute the sentences of every inmate on death row. democrat representatives iona aa pressley and cori bush slamming former president trump's quote carnage left behind by the 13 federal sceexes under his administration. president biden's campaign website hesitate his administration would work to eliminate the death penalty. and facebook goes down blocking thousands of users out of the social media site. the outages were reported across the united states and europe. down detector.com which measures websi