. >> johanna!los 4 millones. >> el video saliÓ hasta donde no te imaginas. >> johannas muchas gracias por haber estado con nosotros. >> lo pasÉ feliz con cc: telemundo network [♪ tema musical ] [♪] >>bueno, pues yo creo que es hora de ir por tu pastel, abuelito. ¡70 velitas! >>con mucho orgullo, lupita. todos estos aÑos me los he vivido con honestidad y rectitud. tÚ tambiÉn debes comportarte asÍ siempre. >>claro que sÍ, abuelito. ¡ay! por eso te quiero mucho. >>¿y tu abuelita quÉ

>> chris: wow. >> anthony: oh, whoa. >> johanna: juanes. >> eric: juanes?es are rice dumplings with boiled egg, chicken, and achote inside. wow. >> eric: this is amazing. >> anthony: mm. >> eric: buonissimo. [ johanna speaking spanish ] >> anthony: mm. mm-hmm. >> anthony: and not surprisingly, some cuy, or guinea pig, of which there seems to be many around for the taking, this preparation served with a cacao sauce. oh, that's good. all of this food is delicious. so, chocolate, particularly our chocolate, it's a luxury food item, right? >> eric: yes. >> anthony: this is an area that's abundant with coffee, chocolate, fruit. how's life for the locals? [ don speaking spanish ] >> eric: he says that, 20 years ago, 25 years ago, it was easier for him. he was planting, uh, soybeans. >> anthony: right. >> eric: and coffee. and he was making much more money. and then he didn't plant soybeans any longer. and then the coffee production went down. so therefore, he had a financial, uh, struggle for a while. and now, with the cacao trees that they are planting, he has n

here to explain who can and who should and how is johanna cena, senior tax manager at magneto karp. who should try to do this and who shouldn't? >> so first of all, the irs released guidance today surrounding who can deduct property taxes. the most important thing to know is if your 2018 property taxes have already been assessed prior to year en you'r allowed to prepay and deduct those taxes. if you u do not yet know what your 2018 property taxes are, you will not get a deduction on your 2017 return. >> how do you do it? do your town hall and ask whether there is a bill ready for me? should i do it no matter what? or only if my property taxes would be so great that i wouldn't be claiming this new expanded standard deduction? >> absolutely. so the first thing i would look at is if you are going to be in the alternative minimum tax or amt in 2017, and if you are going to be an amt, unfortunately ye not going to get a benefit for paying any property taxes. so i wouldn't pay them in that scenario. if you will get a benefit, the best thing to do is contact your county and see how you can

michaeljoyce will be johanna konta's new coach.o worked with victoria azarenka. it is the last 16 of the uk championship in york and joe perry has beaten mark allen and it is 4—1; in ryan day boz micromax. earlier three—time champion john higgins was micromax. earlier three—time championjohn higgins was knocked out by mark king —— in ryan day's match. and finallyjockey hayley turner is to base a british horseracing authority inquiry next thursday after being charged with breaching betting rules. she is said to be devastated and deeply embarrassed. that is it a quick read cap of the top stories from england had gone 2—0 down in the ashes series and in the champions league liverpool won 7—0 to reach the knockout stages and there are five english teams in the last 16 which isa english teams in the last 16 which is a record. all fun as here, coming up is a record. all fun as here, coming up next it the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are pauljohnson, deputy editor

british number one johanna konta starts her season tomorrow with a match against the american madisonach michaeljoyce. i don't know, it's been really good so far. we put in a good pre—season together. we've been working together for about a month now, so not that long. and this is our first tournament together. but i know we're both excited to get the season started and to look to try and get better. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. from all of us, have a very happy new year. the way people chase the dream of their perfect body is changing. the pressure men are now facing is similarto pressure men are now facing is similar to what women have had to deal with for decades. diets, workouts, days spent in the gym. for many young men especially, anabolic steroids are being increasingly used to help achieve that dream. in this film, i'm going to find out from one user why he takes them, and put him through a syriza of tests to see what damage, if any, they have done to his body. i will hearfrom what damage, if any, they have done to

elise christie, mo farah, chris froome, jonnie peacock, lewis hamilton, anthonyjoshua, harry kane, johanna ray, anya shrubsole peacock, adam peaty, johnny ray, anya shru bsole and peacock, adam peaty, johnny ray, anya shrubsole and bianca walkden —— jonathan rea. those are your contenders for sports personality of the year 2017. that's not the only event happening this evening. we've got acts such as noel gallagher and rag n bone man playing this evening. we'll see the coach of the year, the tea m we'll see the coach of the year, the team of the year. and of course what will be the most poignant moment, the helen roberson award for sporting achievement in the face of adversity. we already know who's going to win that, that award is going to win that, that award is going in tribute to bradley lowery. many of you will be familiar with his story. he died earlier this year, he was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer at 18 months. what he achieved in his short life was quite extraordinary. i've been speaking to his parents on the red carpet. it's amazing, he was six years old and he brought pe

britain's number one johanna konta starts her new season and preparations for january's australian openow. she faces the american madison keys and it'll mark konta's first match with new coach michaeljoyce, who used to work with maria sharapova. konta parted company with her previous coach wim fissette in october after a poor run of form. it's been really good so far. we put ina good it's been really good so far. we put in a good season together, working together for about a month. in a good season together, working togetherfor about a month. not in a good season together, working together for about a month. not that long. it's our first tournament together and were excited to get the season started and to try and get better. swansea's kyle naughton and manchester united's ashley young have been charged with violent conduct following incidents in the match between them and southampton yesterday. that's all the sport for now. there'll be more sport through the afternoon here on bbc news. political leaders have been reflecting on the past 12 months in their new year's messages, with there

this year the sport has johanna konta representing the female game.me in a long time. amongst the legions of her fans is... the last person to do it, virginia wade. johanna konta had a tremendous year. maybe better even than she anticipated, although you never know. obviously everyone is dreaming of coming into the top handful in the world and she got herself to number four. handful in the world and she got herself to numberfour. so i think she achieved every one of the goals she achieved every one of the goals she could have set for the year. to wina big she could have set for the year. to win a big tournament like miami, to get to the semifinals of wimbledon, and to do as well as she did in australia. that was a year to remember. i know she had some injuries as the year progressed but as long as she can stay fit, listen, she's got as much chance as anybody else. women's tennis is there waiting for somebody to take the reins and climb on up. virginia wade singing the praises ofjohanna konta. a couple of minutes ago we had two ladies in catsuits, both

johanna konta has spoken for the first time since parting with coach wim fissette.towards the end of the year. she will now work with american michaeljoyce who also coached victoria azarenka. first and foremost, i think he's a great person and i'm feeling very positive about him because he's not only a great coach but he was also a great player. i'm feeling very positive about him. he is not only a great coach, he brings bad experience through that and also he was a great player. i look forward to learning from him. 0steoporisis is a bone weakening condition that ususally affects women over the age of 50. but for one promising young runner, it's a diagnosis she's had to face atjust19. bobby clay was a junior european champion over 1500 metres. two years later, even walking can lead to a broken bone. sarah mulkerrins has been to meet her at loughborough university. as one of gb ‘s top junior runners bobby clay felt that she was living the perfect life. the olympics were firmly in her sights. but during a routine swimming session her life changed forever. the girl who

british number one johanna konta starts her season tomorrow with a match against the american madisonh new coach michaeljoyce. idid i did know, it's been really good so far. we put in a good pre—season together. we've been working together. we've been working together for about a month together. we've been working togetherfor about a month now, so not that long. this is our first tournament together. i know we're both excited to get the first season started. manchester city's winning run is over, a goalless draw at crystal palace, 18 wins and out, but they are 1a points clear at the top of the premier league. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. coming up next, it's the travel show. india. a vast country, home to over1 billion people, birthplace of illustrious ancient civilisations. and today, a fast—emerging global power. and 70 years after independence, india is still a diverse, ever—evolving assortment of cultures, creeds, religions and languages. heading off the well—worn tourist path, we're on a journey which spans this vast s

back on the court, johanna konta tried to fill the void left by serena at wimbledon.ommentator: british tennis history is made. it's been 39 years since a british woman can say, i'm a wimbledon semifinalist. the next challenge lay ahead of venus williams. commentator: venus williams is back in the wimbledon final. in the end, experience held true in the semifinal, but not in the final. garbine muguruza on top against venus. andy murray's year on the court was one to forget. hampered with injuries, murray bowed out of wimbledon to sam querrey. roger federer swept all in front of him to get his hands on the famous trophy yet again. the rest of the majors were shared out between himself and rafa nadal. a hark to days gone by. in golf, the day sergio garcia had been waiting all his career for, finally came. his battle withjustin rose at the masters was thrilling and forced into a play—off. a second major title forjustin rose fell, as garcia finally got his hands on that elusive first. jordan spieth's job for 2018 is to hunt down a career grand slam. his victory at the ope

the met's former press representative johanna feedler acknowledging in a book rumors of sexual abuse circulated in the 1970s. his the first high profile claim to rock the classical music scene since a wave of accusations has toppled other famous faces. for media mogul harvey weinstein to cbss harvey rose and nbc's matt lauer. >> the culture of wanting to keep things quiet or not coming forward is not conducive to airing this kind of thing. reflection and reckoning. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >> a merger between health care giants is moving markets this morning. cvs will buy aetna for about $69 billion. the megadeal is one of the biggest of the year and the move could shake up the health care industry with cvs poised to provide a broad range of health services to aetna's 22 million pharmacy members. leaving competition scrambling. >> the senior palestinian official warning the trump administration to tread carefully. that official says recognizing jerusalem as israel' capital won't promote international anarchy, disrespect global law and sew ethnic conflict. president trump i

johanna konta, continuing their remarkable rise.a shrubsole, player of the match in the cricket world cup final. england winning back in the summer. anthony joshua, the boxer. world heavyweight champion of the world. finally chris froome committee claimed the fourth tour de france title, and made history, by also triumphing in the vuelta a espa na. history, by also triumphing in the vuelta a espana. public vote, the show starts around 6:a5 p:m.. you can watch the awards ceremony tonight, starting with live coverage from the red carpet in liverpool on the bbc news channel from shortly after 5pm. prince harry has taken on a new role — as a journalist — and interviewed the former us president barack obama. the interview was recorded at the invictus games in september as part of the today programme's guest editor series. the fifth in line to the throne takes over the show on the 27th december on bbc radio four — and he gave the politician some interview advice ahead of the discussion. do i have to speak faster, because i'm a slow speake

johanna konta, continuing their remarkable rise.don since 1978. anya shrubsole, player of the match in the cricket world cup final. england winning back in the summer. anthony joshua, the boxer. world heavyweight champion of the world. finally chris froome committee claimed the fourth tour de france title, and made history, by also triumphing in the vuelta a espa na. of course in the news of late after the raise levels of an asthma drug in his system. defending his reputation. makes a short list tonight. public vote, the show starts around 6:16 p:m.. you can see it all live on bbc one. adam will be there with the sports personality of the year 2017. awarded since 1954, can you believe that? not always with live coverage from the red carpet, but it will be just up five o'clock. at least five people have been killed and more than twenty injured in an attack on a church in the pakistani city of quetta. the methodist church was full of worshippers when it was stormed by two militants. pakistani media have broadcast footage of a fierce e

the met's former press representative johanna fiedler acknowledging rumors of sexual abuse circulated since the 1970s, claims he denied after the book came out. his the first high-profile misconduct claim to rock the classical musical scene since a wave of accusations toppled other famous faces from harvey weinstein to charlie rose and matt lauer. >> the traditionalism of the field feeds into a culture of wanting to keep things quiet or not coming forward, that is not conducive to airing this kind of thing. >> reporter: now a moment of reflection and recognizioning. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> a merger between health care giants is moving markets. cvs will buy aetna for about $69 billion. it could shake up the health care industry with cvs poised to provide a broad range of health services to its 22 million medical services in pharmacies and walking clinics leaving the competition scramble. >>> the mideast is on edge with a senior palestinian official. the official says tread carefully. that official says recognizing jerusalem as the capital will promote anarchy. president

johanna konta, anya shrubsole. jonnie peacock, anthony joshua, harry kane. will be live on the red carpet from five o'clock on the red carpet from five o'clock on the red carpet from five o'clock on the bbc news channel. bradley lowry, the young football fan who touched so many hearts will be honoured tonight? yeah, of course. night of celebration, but i suspect that'll be a very moment. many people almost across the world familiar with the plight of bradley lowry, who died earlier this year. the six—year—old sunderland fan, diagnosed with a rare form of cancer at 18 months. what he achieved in the short flight touch football fans across the country and the world. he tonight will win the helen robertson award for sporting achievement in the face of diversity. his parents will be here to collect the award. a poignant moment amongst all the celebration of sporting success. we look forward to that ceremony later on. that's all the sport, i'll be back at 6:30 p:m.. we look forward to that. we look forward to hearing the outcome sports personality. your votes cou

back on the court, johanna konta try to fill the void left by serene at wimbledon.orced her way past the world number one. the british timber one forced her way past the world number onem has been 39 years since a british player was in the wimbledon semifinal. the next challenge lay ahead of venus williams. venus williams is back in the wimbledon final. in the end, experienced held true in the semifinal, but not in the final. andy murray's year on the court was won to forget. hampered with injuries, he bowed out of wimbledon to sam querrey. roger federer swept in front of him to get his hands on the famous trophy once again. the rest of the honours were shared out between himself and rafael nadal. harker to days gone by. in golf, the day sergio garcia had been waiting all his career for, finally came. his battle withjustin rose at the masters was thrilling and forced into a play—off. the second major title forjustin rose fell, as andy garcia finally got his hands and that elusive first. jordan spieth‘sjob the hands and that elusive first. jordan spieth‘s job the 201

at a time when it's divisions have been laid to be a tiny page al-jazeera johanna's. the been protests in tel aviv for the third weekend in a row calling on the country's leader to quit demonstrators are demanding the resignation of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu of a corruption allegations which he denies there was hired for said reports. throughout december this is what saturday night in downtown tel aviv has looked like while international attention has been on the latest crisis in the peace process with the palestinians these protesters the focus is on domestic politics and the corruption allegations against prime minister benjamin netanyahu we don't want the corruption of the government to be. wrapped peoples go home we are asking the people is going to be mostly going. on friday police arrived in netanya whose residence to question him for a seventh time one case concerns allegations he tried to manipulate media coverage in his favor and other centers on expensive gifts received from wealthy foreign business executives in particular. the prime minist

at a time when its divisions have been laid to be a tiny page al-jazeera johanna's. sunday's presidential election in chile is expected to be the most fiercely fought and decades the satisfied voters are demanding changes to share the wealth from the most stable economy and latin america about the two presidential candidates have very different ideas about which direction to take from santiago our latin america newman has more. is a community leader in this community of fifty families living in an informal camp they love what their homes made out of anything they can find like amalia almost all of them work. a lot of people don't have money to pay for rent it's too expensive on a minimum wage and if you have to pay for education food and medicine you are forced to resort to this. when seventy six year old. became a widow she could no longer pay for rent on her meager pension now her main priority is her health. i haven't been able to see a doctor for a year even though i have chronic illnesses every month i ask for an appointment and when i go it's been changed or th

johanna konta reached the semifinals of wimbledon, the first woman to do that since the 1970s and virginiagland's cricketers won a world cup. anthony joshua became heavyweight world boxing champion and defended that title in 2017. then there is chris froome who uniquely won both the tour de france and the vuelta a espana. in recent days he's been defending his reputation after that as “— defending his reputation after that as —— at first test for a drug. defending his reputation after that as -- at first test for a drug. many thanks. you can see that later on the bbc. that's all the sport for now. sport now, and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. england's hopes are hanging by a thread at the end of day for out in perth. england will need to bat out the final day of the third test in perth to stay in the ashes series. six wickets is all australia need to win back the urn. australia declared on 662—9, a lead of 259. in reply england crumbled to 132—4. mark stoneman, alistair cook and joe root went cheaply. james vince providing some resistance before a brilliant ball from mitchell s

at a time when it's divisions have been laid to be a tiny page al jazeera johanna's. so ahead on al-jazeera sebastian cursed becomes the world's youngest leader as he agrees to a coalition deal which brings the far right austria's government plus. i'm going to go out here in the u.s. state of georgia where rural hospitals are closing at an alarming rate we'll tell you what the effect is on the local communities and why it could be the difference between life and death. by the springtime flowering of a mountain lake. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. hello and welcome to international weather forecast we still have quite a lot of cold air digging down across central parts of europe a frontal system across eastern areas another area of low pressure pushing into wards the u.k. fine across siberian peninsula under that area of high pressure and likely to stay that way but you seem to have some big rainfall totals across southeastern parts of europe including albania and here we're going to see further rain and snow in the forecast southerly flow keeping temperature

johanna collings was bellfield's girlfriend in the mid—90s, living with her in her parents‘ house inhing. and all the pictures of dark haired girls, nothing. all the blondes, he'd stabbed their faces, slashed them. did you ever challenge him? oh, yes, i did, cos my dad's donkey jacket was in there and he'd cut the inside of the pocket out and there was a balaclava and a big carving knife. and when i found it, and i pulled him on it, he went mad. what was he using this balaclava and jacket? he used to go down the alleyway where we lived in strawberry hill. once you get in by the station, you couldn't get out? and that was one of his hunting grounds. he used to go and wait for people to see if he could get someone down there. and this was when? end of1996, wintertime. do you believe he was responsible for other murders? yes, i do. fully believe he definitely killed more. joanna's concerns about bellfield's behaviour emerged in 1996 — the same year the russells were murdered. there's no doubt bellfield had a violent past, but what about michael stone? one of the reasons kent police susp

at a time when it's divisions have been laid to be a tiny page al-jazeera johanna's. protests isn't tel aviv are once again calling for the resignation of the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu is under investigation of a corruption allegations he's accused of accepting gifts from wealthy businessmen he denies any wrongdoing. two mass graves containing the remains of dozens of people from iraq's easy minority have been found near the town of sin job ninety bodies were reportedly discovered including those of women and children i still took over sin john twenty fourteen killing and slaving thousands of members of the religious minority in job was retaken a year later by u.s. backed codes fighters supporters of independence in spain's catalonia region and held a torch lit march the run up to regional elections they demanded the release of politicians and activists jailed by the central government for organizing a succession referendum austria has become the only western european country with a far right party in government that's after thirty one year old chancel

johanna konta starts how season tomorrow with a match against the american madison keys at the bristolor about a month, not that long, this is our first tournament together, we are both excited to getting the season started and trying to get better. that is all the sport. much, much more on all those stories on the website. i will have more in sports taking the next hour. next, nick hope looks ahead to the british prospects at next year's winter 0lympics prospects at next year's winter olympics in the past the pyeongchang. it takes a special kind of athlete to succeed at the winter olympics. traditionally, british success has been sporadic at best. but in recent yea rs, been sporadic at best. but in recent years, team gb has finallyjoined the party. a bobsleigher bronze following the russian doping scandal. british athletes are winning more major medals than at any point in history. there is every chance that pyeongchang 2018 in south korea could be great britain's best ever game. one of the best medal prospects is a short track speed stakeout, who will prospects is a short track speed

at a time when its divisions have been laid to be a tiny page al-jazeera johanna's. protestors in tel aviv are once again calling for the resignation of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under investigation over corruption allegations he's accused of accepting gifts from wealthy businessmen he denies any wrongdoing. two mass graves containing the remains of dozens of people from iraq's years e.-d. minority have been found near the northwestern town of sin job ninety bodies have reportedly been discovered including those of women and children took over sin joy in twenty fourteen killing and in slaving thousands of members of the religious minority austria has now become the only country in western europe with a far right party currently in government the new thirty one year old chancellor sebastian kurtz who leads the conservative people's party made a coalition deal with the far right freedom party. donald trump has ordered star for the top public health agency in the states not to use words and phrases like evidence based vulnerable and fetus in their

at a time when it's divisions have been laid to peer tanya page al-jazeera johanna's. now there were protests in tel aviv for a third weekend in a row people are demanding the resignation of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu he's being investigated over alleged corruption which he denies he has hairy forsett. these protests have been going for a year now against the corruption allegations leveled at the israeli prime minister but it's really this month that they have intensified as people have been especially angered by a war that politicians are trying to put through the israeli parliament the knesset which many felt was trying to shield israeli prime minister from the allegations against him so they've been here on the streets of tel aviv again shouting shame shouting b.v. his nickname go to jail and also shouting for the corrupters to go home this is the third weekend the december patella be perceived scenes like this. throughout december this is what saturday night in downtown tel aviv has looked like while international attention has been on the latest

at a time when its divisions have been laid to be a tiny page al-jazeera johanna's. some a.n.c. veteran such as sidney said the reverse is suffered in local elections early this year and the corruption scandals facing zuma mean it is time for the party to take a different path. my maybe it's sidney more from my day i a former member of the national executive committee of the african national congress i started my political life as an activist in the student movement this newseum memore the allies us the life of hector pieterson he died in the hands of the police at the start of the one nine hundred seventy six so where do uprisings this place commemorates that is illions of the human spirit as veterans and stunned wards of the a.n.c. we organized a national consultative conference to provide our members and leaders with the opportunity to do a sad. process of political introspection we have seen under president zuma that. seems to have been joined more and more by people who are self serving people who are less committed to that cause i now am an academic at the university of ge

at a time when its divisions have been laid to be a tiny page al-jazeera johanna's for. now there have been protests in tel aviv for a third weekend in a row calling the country's leader to quit demonstrators demanding the resignation of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu over corruption allegations which he denies his hairy forsett. throughout december this is what saturday night in downtown tel aviv has looked like while international attention has been on the latest crisis in the peace process with the palestinians these protesters the focus is on domestic politics and the corruption allegations against prime minister benjamin netanyahu we don't want the corruption of the government if they don't offer up the people's go home we are asking bibi to always knowing bibi must leave knowing. on friday police arrived in netanya his residence to question him for a seventh time one case concerned allegations he tried to manipulate media coverage in his favor and other centers on expensive gifts received from wealthy foreign business executives in the ticker by. the

tad, justin, eric, william, and andy and johanna. thank you, all, for that piece.g up our sleeves for a little anchor gift wrapping competition. >> you'll wipe the floor with us. >> you guys are going down. first, this is "today" on nbc. >> trash talking around the holidays. >> it's what she does. >> it's what i do. >> unreal. >>> we are back on >>> we're back on a sord moatur morning. with christmas two days away, you may sp a friends and family. >> producers thought this would be a good time for a friendly competition. the three of us are put to the test. who can wrap the most presents in 60 seconds. >> count us down from three. >> three, two, one. >> all right. >> go. >> clock is on. clock is on. didn't give us a lot of guidance on precisely how the gifts -- you are fast. >> this is harder than i thought. >> also doesn't help that -- uh-oh. dave price is a machine over there. you can put them all -- oh, that's genius. >> hold on. don't copy me. >> i didn't. it was my idea, as well. >> i undercut. don't step on that line. >> who is keeping track of time? >> 30 se

johanna konta has been speaking for the first time since parting with wim fisette, the coach that oversaw it is still early days. we will see how things go. we'll see how things go, here's not only bringing a great amount of coaching experience, he was also a great player. he brings a lot of experience from his playing days which are definitely looking forward to learning from. the former bath and toulon boss mike ford has emerged as an early contender to replace jim mallinder after northampton saints sacked him as their director of rugby. mallinder was in charge for over ten years making him the longest serving top flight boss, a period which saw them win the premiership and european double in 201a. but the board decided to make a change after saints' loss to 0spreys last weekend. a few of you might have had to get the spades out to deal with the snow. well, down at non—league hereford they've been using them to make sure their fa cup replay against fleetwood town goes ahead tomorrow night. the winners play premier league leicester so it's a big game and fans have been taking on the elem

britain's number one, johanna konta, has a new coach and it's the american, michaeljoyce.semi—finalist from new year's eve at the brisbane 0pen. serena williams has entered next yea r‘s australian open, just four months after giving birth to her first child. she's the defending champion and won in melbourne injanuary for a seventh time, while also in the early weeks of pregnancy. can she make more history by retaining the title? it would be extraordinary! some have done it! many women do it! thank you. we will see you later roll in. —— later on. jerusalem has long been synonymous with the palestinian—israeli conflict as well as being of important religious significance to the muslim, jewish and christian faiths. it's now the focus of the international community after the united states became the first country to recognise jerusalem as israel's capital, decision dubbed a "kiss of death" for the middle east peace process. joining us now to discuss the issue is lauren banko, a specialist on the region from the university of manchester. good morning. good morning. thank you fo