in cairo. and insisting as the president did that the d-day operation be carried out as agreed at quebec, saving d-day in other words. churchill was furious, boiling with rage in fact. the two men flew to tehran as fdr arriving. where fdr got stalin to promise to back the d-day invasion with a simultaneous russian offensive on the eastern front which would force the vie mar to fight on two fronts which the germans would unable to pull from the east to reinforce the armies facing the allies. operation begratsion. he also promises stalin to join the war against japan once hitler surrenders. fdr's trip to cairo and tehran was thus was historic. a triumph. when churchill was asked by his doctor whether anything had gone wrong, he snapped, a bloody lot wrong has gone wrong. in fact, as history shows, a bloody lot has gone right. certainly hitler is in no doubt as to the defining importance of an allied cross channel invasion for the fate of the nazi third reich. the landings and subsequent battle wi

fdr's trip to cairo and tehran was thus his starring triumph. when churchill was asked by his doctor if anything had gone wrong, he snapped. "a bloody lot wrong has gone wrong! " in fact, as history shows, the bloody lot has gone right. certainly, hitler is in no doubt, as to the defining importance of an allied cross channel invasion, for the fate of the nazi third reich. the landings and subsequent battle will quote, decide the war, hitler warns his staff, and gerbils. it will not be too hard to beat the western allies, hitler ads. after all, he doesn't quote, have the feelings that the british have their shall we say hole heart in this attack. after the presidents trip to cairo and tehran, though, the d-day project is energized. it will go forward in the spring of 1944, and it is energized for one extra historic reason, as i tried to define definitively at last in this oak, "war and -- the president's decision not to appoint general martial to command the d-day invasion, but the man he had interviewed as we saw at length on his way out to cai

some 1500000 people live in cairo city of the dead a large portion of them below the poverty line and many of these poor children don't yet know about social distancing hygiene and masks. it's these kids that are spent wants to help he talks to them and gives them tips keep your distance or even better stay home wash your hands wear masks if possible at all times conventional wisdom but many here are hearing it for the 1st time. this. kind of fact i liked what he said i'll try to do what he said. ok. yes i'm scared. we're not allowed to touch each other anymore you know what if we touch someone with corona our whole family could get infected anyway. a few final relaxing pantomime practice exercises. and doesn't want to leave the kids worried or in panic. it might seem like a lot of effort for just 15 kids but often hopes they will pass on what they've learned to others in the community. the crowd of. some time spent loneliness especially for the elderly who are among the most vulnerable in this. they are cut off from friends and relatives they haven't seen for months but one enterpris

this cairo rubbish dump is home to employ him saeed and his family. the dump also provides his income for euro's a day. from sorting trash stopping work because of the coronavirus is out of the question. fraid of corona but we hope that god will protect us we need every cent and we pray nothing happens to us we don't want to beg. but 80000 people live and work in this garbage city on cairo's outskirts 16 tons of rubbish arrive every day to be sorted and recycled by hand no gloves nor masks in extremely close conditions where hygiene is nonexistent officially there's no corona outbreak here but there's also no testing the world health organization estimates a high number of unreported cases residents complain of fever and diarrhea the head of the garbage collector syndicate has demanded that the government supply protective equipment so far without result he hopes garbage workers exposure to the virus will make them immune to work must go on. all the trash is full of bacteria and mold. if we don't collect it the results would be catastrophic for egypt

and egyptian brokered agreement known as the cairo accord put an end to the clashes. but the accord effectively legitimized the presence of on palestinian factions on lebanese soil something which was to have serious consequences for stability 11 on in the years to come. besides creating waves in arab regimes the palestinian factions also revolutionized their own society in 1989 for the leader yasser arafat was elected chairman of the p.l.o. the election marked a new era the guerrillas were in the ascendant overthrowing the traditional hold of more established palestinian families such was the impact of the p.l.o. and the fedayeen that out of its image had made the cover of time magazine. but it was in jordan the base for most of the palestinian factions where the fedayeen is growing assertiveness because most probably yes they had set up a state within a state in jordan and the actions they planned and carried out soon began to rock the region. armed gunmen roam the streets of the capital amman and jordan's other main cities like in a bit and suck up palestinian guer

justin i found out to cairo. there at 11 a lot of the arab delegation came to a man they dressed arafat in kuwaiti role and smuggled him out check sad was a hero on september 27th 1700 nasser brokered the cease fire agreement which was signed by artifacts and get. the following day nasser died leaving the palestinians without their. father hussein signed a further agreement regulating the presence of palestinian fighters and doing what some palestinians refused to accept that you. think we meant collapse and in july 9th in 71 king hussein continued his account. the jordanian army overran the remaining p.l.o. bases and. forcing the palestinians to capitulate. some palestinian fighters chose to give themselves up to israeli forces across the river jordan rather than surrender to what they viewed as a grim fate at the hands of the jordanians. and so forth the palestinians would term the events that led to their expulsion from jordan as black september. the p.l.o. had held sway over large areas of jordan now it was t

pray nothing happens to us we don't want to beg. 80000 people live and work in this garbage city on cairo's skirts 16 tons of rubbish arrive every day to be sorted and recycled by hand no gloves no masks in extremely close conditions where hygiene is nonexistent officially there's no here but there's also no testing the world health organization estimates a high number of unreported cases residents complain of fever and diarrhea the head of the garbage collector syndicate has demanded that the government supply protective equipment so far without result he hopes garbage workers exposure to the virus will make them immune the work must go on. the trash bacteria and. if we don't collect it the results would be catastrophic for egypt it's feared that a wave of infections could start here and quickly spread within cairo and throughout the country an expert see egypt is poorly prepared for a major outbreak now is the executive director at the n.g.o.s african monitor in johannesburg we asked her whether african countries might become the epicenter of the coronavirus endemic. i think that we are s

the background from jim cramer you can see the dow's best week since 938 and at the bottom along the cairo on more than 16000000 americans have lost jobs in 3 weeks as we've been saying for a number of years that it does relate to the content effect and what does that mean that means that every time the government announces a 6 trillion dollar bailout that means a $1000.00 for the top 101 percent and a dollar for you and that's the cantillon effect the hedge funds and the private equity guys and the warren buffet's of the world get the money 1st to bid up their assets and their stocks and their bonds and their wealth goes up and then they get maybe a dollar of that $1000.00 to the workers who are actually keeping the economy running . getting workers the frontline workers the health care workers the delivery

in cairo the tunisian embassy was set alight by angry demonstrators. that had to be there seemed to be out of step with the mood on the street. for his part president nasr sought to convince the west of the need to address the problem of the palestinians before it provoked further violence and instability i was there i took the arabs of palestine where expelling him would ever run me you know and it's expected. you know the day israelis speak about. an. hour a day way back if you give me the 2nd world war before the war so they treated the arabs the same way expel them kill them and their children tried their religious and it was scared. to get out of. it on. their way to the united nations that is a huge security comes to the list of resolutions nothing was. and then israel took and it took the liberty of don't speak to me. again and again but either i stop this. company and accept still get my shit or kill some other people. and if you like me can i ask if you accept to give california to some other people or to get the status called occupying majest

in other news, reports of a gunbattle in egypt's capital, cairo.hots] it jewish security forces exchanged fire with what may be e.g. option security forces exchanged fire with wet may be a terrorist group. retook government several towns. forces loyal to the rival have pulled back to an airbase southwest of tripoli, reportedly under attack. the prime minister says his forces will continue their advance. de-escalation. a reporter says the gains are significant for the u.n. backed government. >> it was a swift takeover according to sources, partly because of the turkish air force supply, which as you know, the government has been targeting locations in this city and other locations in the west of the country ahead of this operation. the significance of this city is that it stands him away between tripoli and the border and whoever controls it can control the international coastal highway linking tripoli to the tunisian border. forces tell us they are now starting procedures to bring back those who were displaced, those who were forced from their forc

i need your assistance otherwise i just have to be myself that when my doctor in cairo said come back. [laughter] so to a time and effort because as a woman because i had to go on the blackhawk apache. with a belly out to hear and he said no you are not getting on this. and in the medics. and to support me i was not allowed to make those trips after i was pregnant and then i want to be able to be pregnant and be myself. but with that philosophy. and word whistle at that title. and that resonated with me. and with that conflict that had so many effects. i'm sure we had this project for a while now. and try to advocate the story and then to get rejection. and then to navigate that route. and i take rejection pretty hard. i'm not a graceful person when it comes to rejection. when if you have an idea that you are passionatend about but you have to be committed to and also take the feedback really well. and think about how you h might be able to refrain whatever you arera proposing i would have a couple of people with completely different visions for this book because i didn't feel it was

or libyan prime minister mahmoud jibril has died from the virus he had been quarantined in a cairo hospital since being diagnosed late last month to real lead the anti-government protest that ousted longtime leader more mortgage off in 2011 he was later appointed prime minister and head of the national transitional council or auto supporting another 151 deaths but also a decrease in new infections for the 5th consecutive day another positive development some iranians are being allowed to go back to work next week same as ravi has more from tehran. we've heard from health officials over the last few days and weeks that things can go back to normal too soon but the president when he made this announcement president rouhani began by saying that all branches of government are on board with the plan that they have moving forward so making it clear that the government is according to him speaking in one voice despite the warnings of normalizing too quickly from health experts saying that that could bring on a 2nd wave here president hassan rouhani did say that in terms of the details of what is c

were injured during the exchange which lasted for several hours in the area district that's their cairo city center state t.v. said the security forces were battling against what it described as a terrorist group 7 gunmen were killed it's alleged they were planning attacks during christian holidays turkey's president richard type erdogan has table the bill to free up 290000 prisoners as part of efforts to contain the pandemic the move has been criticized for excluding government opponents rights activists and journalists so impossible reports now from istanbul and you told me she caught some of the members of turkey's parliament have passed the prison reform bill it will reduce the sentences of thousands of prisoners to ease overcrowding in prevent the further suppression of coronavirus but those serving time for crimes including direct trafficking and rape as well as detainees under turkey's anti terror laws are not included in the new policy. what design them are they through criminality and it streamlines the judicial process reducing miscarriage of justice aloso tending to favor the

this is the country's main medical centre in the heart of cairo.er it became a hot spot for coronavirus. over a week ago, nearly 20 medical staff were infected. officially registered coronavirus cases suggest that the infection rate has not spiked yet, but even before the country gets this grim milestone, dock is our warning there isn't enough personal protective equipment or medical tests. translation: it is meaningless to save the protective gear for later when things get worse. this is what spreads infection. doctors and nurses suspected of testing positive should be quarantined at once. according to the world bank, there is nearly one hospital bed for every 1000 egyptians, and local statistics say there are around two. as for every 1000 patients. we managed to get this video from a quarantine hospital where media access is highly restricted. there are nearly 30 of them and they are set to be well—equipped. as the pandemic ravaged other countries, egypt has sent medical supplies to italy twice. the move was criticised for coming while hospitals

or those women in cairo, and african-american town in missouri who i said you are from cairo, write what she said no. i'm from a mile outside of cairo. so those things matter. place matters to people. there's a lot of value in place. another, and another thing that matters that also does this require credentials is religion, faith. the third which is dangerous one is race, racial identity. these are things where it effectively you can walk, things that give you meaning, give you value that we can't quantify, we can't measure but also i think we over time the front row is assumed don't have value because we can't measure it. we just tell people just move, go from a to b. what's the cost of that. the cost is immense. so the way we think about the world is a very narrow framework of one of one thing mattering at that thing that matters is a resume, education, and how much money you make. >> its immeasurable and that's a really, or it's hard to measure where you are from community bonds, faith, et cetera and that's something that i've seen admitted. one economist speaking here said that when

at cairo, more conferences f.d.r. wrote a new chapter in international relations.na of unstinted aid in their war against japan. it was the guiding hand in bringing together the many conflicting forces of east and west. fritz was the man who met stalin for the first time, who gave the world its first promise of complete accord between the three great powers. but these were called the big three, was no empty phrase. franklin roosevelt steadfast in his conviction, was the biggest of them all. pearl harbor for the first time since the outbreak of war the commander-in-chief conferred with general macarthur. he took an active part in planning the war in the pacific is now apparent. from this conference emerged the blueprint for liberation of the philippines. f.d.r. began his fourth term in office firm in his belief that men are capable of their own government. but no king no tyrant, no dictator can govern them as wisely as they can govern themselves. upon that night, he put the world's future on the conference table, made plans to bring together the nations and the peop

have been in new york and in other news we're getting reports of a gun battle in egypt's capital cairo. this video appears to show egyptian security forces exchanging fire with what state television is described as a terrorist group the battle has been going on in a myriad district there cairo city center for several hours do stay with us out of their world is up next i've left. political assassination with the truth buried for 25 years. who ordered the killing of the p.l.o. whose 2nd in command. and were they acting alone. the story begins in 1955 when a small group of palestinians attacked a target in the gaza strip close to the border with israel but that neither of them i want if you're gonna. write them in the area that would be yet i has a. gun for that you know you'll see a lot with number of them behind the attack was holy allowed was here as abu jihad he would go on to become a major figure in the palestinian resistance to israeli occupation respected by his friends but feared by his enemies. he was one of the 700000 palestinians forced from their homes in 1948 in what they ca

under cairo's dark clouds human right as well as human beings are endangered in the pandemic and this in north africa is most populous country. well here's some more of the latest developments a cruise ship that was stranded at sea with kovan 1000 patients on board has been allowed to dock in florida as an dam had been turned away by south american countries russia has sent a plane load of facemasks and other medical supplies to the united states after president donald trump accepted an offer of aid from moscow and here in germany more than 1000 people have now died there are nearly 80000 confirmed cases. well one of those people who has had coronavirus and recovered from it is my colleague here at stamboul it's earlier he told me about the symptoms he experienced. 3 weeks ago were cop and i had a fever i just felt hot it wasn't too bad and i measured my temperature is about 38 degrees it's pretty convinced i had it then you know current virus news going around. double check so i had the fever and lots of aches and chills all through my body felt like a normal flu at that stage but th

catastrophic for egypt it's feared that a wave of infections could start here and quickly spread within cairo and throughout the country and experts see egypt as poorly prepared for a major outbreak. and he is the executive director at the n.g.o.s african monitor in johannesburg we asked her whether african countries might become the new epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic. i think that we are significantly concerned as the african continent that we don't have the capacity yet to manage the spread of the disease but surely there are countries that are going to experience that crisis much haida than other countries and i think that also it's good to kind of lead conceptualize that prompted to say ok right now just over 20000 people have been infected that's compared to you know 2200000 across the globe i believe that african countries have been sweet and very very specific in addressing some of the crisis is that we're facing but yes africa is fragile we are at risk and the assets and certainly said number of things that we should be concerned about. in the united states there have been more

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we will be besties forever and of course then i get sent to cairo. she goes into exile because she is forcibly removed from her home. after eight years of trying to get resettled somewhere safe she landed in virginia right down the street. now we joke that we have the grilled dinners and i said we just got the river rock. [laughter] >> on that note why do we give another round of applause for hannah. [applause] if we could just ask for everybody to sit tight or moment and we are going to prepare the signing area for the signing. this would be a good chance if you haven't got your book to grab a copy of the register. if you are ready to get your book signed to stay put while we move some stuff around and thank you

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cairo have made a few visits to our show so i had to ing in >>> good morning to you, and welcome to "cbs this morning." it's friday, thank goodness for that, april 3rd, 2020. i'm gayle king with anthony so dokoupil. rewriting the rules. a fierce debate rages over whether the u.s. should be under a national lockdown as the cdc revisits the question, should every american be wearing a mask? >>> staggering unemployment. millions of americans find themselves suddenly out of work. what's being done to avoid another great depression. why the coronav sllsd cou affecd we rely on. >>> and answering the call.ho

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a market in central cairo was filled with shoppers buying food, accessories, and other goods ahead of ramadan. but one store owner said the market was only about half as crowded as usual. >> translator: i pray that the coronavirus will disappear and the crisis will end so people can return to normal life. >> in pakistan, doctors say that desire for normalcy might be putting population at risk. pakistan's powerful clerics have successfully pushed for mosques to stay open. it is the world's second most populous country and has reported 10,000 cases of the virus. clerics have advised to practice traditions at home. many are hoping for sermons to be delelivered online. >> traranslator: people need to cooperate to protect the virus from spreading as saving lives is the most important thing. >> muslims fast and gather for an evening meal. they also pray five times a day and gather at mosques. mosques have also closed in mecca in saudi arabia. the country still hopes to host the annual pilgrimage in late july but has asked muslims around the world to put their travel plans on hold until ther

says a national security agent has been killed during a gun battle near the center of the capital cairo. several others were injured during the deadly exchange which lasted for several hours in the l a myriad district of cairo state t.v. said the security forces were battling against what it described as a terrorist group 7 gunmen were also killed it's alleged they were planning attacks during the christian holidays libya's u.n. recognized government says it has now retaken 7 towns from the eastern warlord holy for have to forces loyal to have to as rival ministration have now pulled back to an airbase southwest of the capital tripoli which is reportedly under attack prime minister fires seraj of the tripoli based government of national accord says his forces will continue their advance the united nations is aged deescalation in the fighting 100 little head is in one of the captured libyan cities is the gains are significant for the u.s. backed government. it was a swift take over according to the government to military sources partly because of the turkish air force supply with the gov

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over time they elected morsi over ten days and the last day i went with her egyptian report and cairoand went to an elementary school. it was all women voting station. we stood outside and we interviewed women when they came out to everyone of them was covered and everyone of them said they voted for the most brother except one who voted for someone else do i ask each one why did you vote for the most brotherhood? better sidewalks, better streetlights, more jobs, or security, or healthcare. there wasn't one who said if i see another woman in the bikini on a beach in alexandria, i'm going to blow myself up. do you know what a mean? it was a telling a lesson of just what your point is, which is in afghanistan we were aligned with a criminal syndicate. that's how the people saw the government. is there any wonder that we work -- we consistently time and can underestimate the relations between government and covered? it so much important than any ideology and that's actually what comes out in the poetry. >> exactly. that's exactly right. >> let's go to questions. i'll give you number thre