saudi arabia egypt and bahrain imposed a blockade on catarrh bank havilland denies the allegations the remaining parties to the iran nuclear deal say they're preparing for the us to join them under president elect joe biden in a virtual meeting the remaining signatories committed to work towards full implementation the deal to lift sanctions in exchange for limits to iran's nuclear program unraveled in 2018 after donald trump withdrew the u.s. incoming president joe biden says he will rejoin if iran resumes strict compliance with the strawberry has more from the iranian capital tehran. the foreign ministers met virtually and held the meeting for just over an hour this is the 1st time that the remaining signatories to the nuclear agreement of 2015 that their foreign ministers have met since september of 2018 there's a lot to discuss since the united states was true from the deal in may of 2013 and since iran started reducing its compliance to the nuclear agreement the communique that was issued after this meeting as stated that all parties remain committed to it and they want to do ever

harkens me back to earlier this year we lost that the brilliant and seemingly living forever livia the havilland and it harkens back to i think a living it was the 1st one when they would roll the 7 year contracts over at their leisure and if you didn't want to take a film they'd put you on suspension and it wouldn't apply to your 7 years and she just said think about that think about the the chutzpah to say that back into the 30 late thirty's early forty's where you just go i'm not showing up we're going to court i'm going to change this so god bless miss mally as brave in real life as she was on the serious event and let everyone. you know it's funny. kirk and her lasted about the same amount of time and she even outlived the great spartacus by another year and when i think back i saw an interviewer with her once friend it was so beautiful that you really can compartment the lies and keep things fresh in your mind as you get older there are obviously the ages of men the ages of women but i saw somebody ask her about errol flynn and use just think back to them and you know when they're young an

economic downfall greenburg news says it seen correspondence between mohamed bins i ed and bank havilland that indicates a plan to attack countless financial markets and deplete its foreign exchange reserves the idea was reportedly hatched soon after the u.a.e. and others imposed a blockade of cattle back in 2017 and denies the allegations now in kabul and is the director of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies he says there had already been signs the u.a.e. was trying to sabotage cattles economy. we all know that by fall of 2017 actually then i got him and it was trying actually to put more pressure on qatar on order to borrow a tool. that their team demands that had been put forward by the people creating countries when actually resisted at the very beginning so the plan was to try and undermine qatar's economy and i also. and undermined the call and see that in fact 1000000000 of dollars thanked the sub or. the qatari so as i said it's not a big surprise for most of us here. that we have now been ops more like evidence by the leaking of the by the they mad

the bank havilland it suggests a plan to attack carter's financial markets including to foreign exchange reserves the idea was reportedly shortly after the u.a.e. saudi arabia egypt and bahrain imposed the blockade on gaza when you have learned the allegations well in couple of minutes the director of policy analysis at the center for research and policy studies and he thinks there were already signs that the united arab emirates was trying to sabotage cutlass economy. we all know that bifold 2017 actually then i got him and it's was trying actually to put more pressure on qatar on order to borrow a tool. that the 15 demands that had been put forward by the blockading countries when actually resisted at the very beginning so the plan was to try and undermine katanas economy and by also. and undermined the cause he that caused in fact 1000000000 of does thank the sub or. the cut out of the un so as i said it's not a big surprise for most of us here. that we have not been apps more like a evidence by that heating of the bite that they made is it leaked actually. and reported by bloomberg a

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downfall bloomberg news has seen emails documents and legal filings between mohamed bin side and bank havilland it suggests a plan to attack carter's financial markets including depleting its foreign exchange reserves the idea was reportedly hatched shortly after the u.a.e. saudi arabia egypt and bahrain imposed a blockade on gaza but have aligned denies the allegations the u.n. special coordinator for the middle east is warning the prospects of a 2 state solution for palestine is fading and you know it made the comments injuring his last briefing on monday 19 the situation has gone from bad to worse zeros kristen salumi sent us this report from the u.n. . but it was a 1st at the united nations a moroccan ambassador celebrating hanukkah with his israeli counterpart morocco is one of 4 arab nations to reestablish diplomatic relations with israel the deal was brokered by the united states. for decades the prevailing assumption was that the world would only see nor was it normalized in international relations with israel following a resolution of the israeli palestinian dispute but we have proven

bloomberg news says it seen e-mails documents and legal filings between mohammed bin zayed and bank havilland it suggests a plan to attack katter's financial markets including depleting its foreign exchange reserves the idea was reportedly hatched shortly after the u.a.e. saudi arabia egypt and bahrain imposed a blockade on katter aunt caroline denies the allegations. one cup alan is the director of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies he joins us now from doha via skype what do you make of these allegations an e-mail and it will be specific nation imagines in these e-mails. but actually i'm not surprised to hear that we all know that by fall of 2017 actually then i got him and it was trying actually to put more pressure on qatar on order to borrow to. that the 15 demands that had been put forward by the blockading countries when actually resisted at the very beginning so the plan was to try and undermine qatar as economy and try also. and undermine the cause see that in fact billions of dollars going to support. the qatari so as i said it's not a big surprise fo

olivia de havilland, who was immortalized in "gone with the wind," left us at the age of 104. >> whatever, the original chiseled chin, had a commanding presence in just about everything he did. he made it to 103. >> for the first time in my life, people are cheering for me. >> reporter: to all of those who took us somewhere we couldn't go ourselves, we bid a fond good-bye. ♪ ♪ >> the whole of life becomes an act of letting go. but what always hurts the most is not taking a moment to say good-bye. >> cowan: journalism lost some of its brightest stars, too. you might know pbs' jim lehrer from the pbs "newshour," but he was also known... >> my job is to keep things fair and the subjects clear. >> reporter: for his skill in moderating presidential debates. we lost him this year, as well as journalist and author gail shee. >> i had to know what was going to happen at the next stage and the next stage and the next stage. >> reporter: our family here at cbs news is a bit smaller this year. bert quinn took us around the world. bill small was cbs' tireless washington bureau chief through the civil

we had aircraft built by de havilland and we did the best we could. >> but you're still celebrating americanaccomplishment. >> it's a museum to honor with the united states has done. >> it is the national international -- it is the national air and space museum. >> and at apollo, we hold that collection for the world. we loan artifacts out to museums throughout the world. to me a big part of it is the inspiration piece. we are trying to inspire the next generation and held this american story of aviation and space. >> with the hope that other countries will be impressed and want to join that leadership crowd. >> it is the inspiration. what inspires a kid more than meeting and astronaut? thinking that i could invent something that hangs in this museum someday? it is that awe inspired look on their faces when they look up at the lunar module and think this is a story i want to be a part of. and those kids come from all around the world. >> that's one of the great things about the museum. the icons of american achievement that all can see and share. >> i read an article recently about the skill