regulations but mountain guides and mayors are demanding more rules now to restore respect for mark block and prevent it from becoming a mere photo op. many young people living in the countryside dream of working in big cities and that's exactly what good citizenship ovah did the entrepreneur left her tiny village to work in moscow but she gave it all up and returned to her hometown in the year ause 2000 kilometers away from the capital the village was at risk of dying out as people sought opportunities elsewhere well good as a wanted to bring new life into the town so she brought her no house from moscow to the countryside and that's where she found a recipe for success. welcome to mali tourists a little village in the euro mountains like many other villages in russia it was on the verge of dying out only 20 houses were still inhabited. of its 500 former inhabitants just 50 remained. but them along came good. come small and look like a boy she says but don't underestimate me who calls herself a social entrepreneur and her cell phone is a constant companion question pascha greetings from

. >> reporter: parts of mission and mark streets were blocked out. overall, it was a very peaceful protest. >> more protests were held in other major cities from san jose to chicago to washington, dc. more than 70 demonstrations from coast-to-coast. there were also major protests in baghdad with thousands chanting america is the great satan. some of the demonstrators burned american flags, and vowed to avenge the death of the military leader. the trump administration insists the first strike was critically important. >> the american people can no that the decision that president trump made to take qassem soleimani down saved american lives. >> while a number of republicans applauded the decision, democrats say congress should have been alerted. >>> back ithe bay area, a man that tried to ignite a gas pump in san jose was shot and wounded. it happened at the arco gas station on granby road. not far from the east ridge mall. the violent confrontation lasted just 10 minutes. our reporter has the details. >> reporter: a male had driven away with the pump

but tonight the plan may have hit a stumbling block. markfrom arding a seaplane, said by a british newspaper to be the first glimpse of meghan since her return to canada, where she and harry intend to reboot their lives. their plans have now been approved at the royal summit, attended by the queen, but nobody, not even canada's prime minister, seems to know exactly how those plans will work. >> i think most canadians are very supportive of having-- having royals be here. but how that looks and what kind of costs are involved, there's still lots of discussions. >> reporter: as if they needed another problem, the couple's court case against another british newspaper just got uglier. meghan claims publishing a private letter to her estranged father was "intrusion." the newspaper is now fighting back, filing documents saying that as a public figure, she's open to scrutiny. the couple's fractious relationship with the press is one of the reasons they say they want out. a seris statement of intent. >> o'donnell: all right, mark, thank you. was swo

but there are people who are going to sort of you know mark o'mara because you're trying to block. the best of it all through the tape because it is a. i never knew him as. a lot marcone i don't. know that there are. a lot of finesse a kid on the block that even though you're not. on the stuff on the fact that he thought that he. must say that the british. no but if he just deviant if that. you know. i mean. 6 6 i know this is. happening globally i'm going. to play here. and i think you could do it and come. here. and i'm not quite the shot i know but i think and i'm going i'm going to walk i mean i'm. sure. right now. think of. the. campaign and. now the. question. so how no one man thank you mark. i'm one of the you know. i know. i'm. so 6. but. because of that i look like i'll have to look up the center i told her i did oh. 000-000-0000 boy oh boy. right. now the 7 so that i'm about to block me you know i was in a bad day why for not putting a little. sleep. it's a sort of music. to nice to hear there's a comic you give. the benefit of. the small problems to the. outside of. the

you know mark o'mara i'm sure you're not going to block. the bet but all throughout the. years of. i never knew him as nick i wasn't getting. into. a lot marconi i don't. know. a lot finesse a kid on the block that evening. and the stuff on the fact that he thought that he . must say that the but if. it's so hot that it's. a no but if it just deviant if that it. no. 6 i mean this is. the guy not. have a clue i'm going. to flame. you could you know it and. i mean you know what i mean the shot i know but i think and i'm going i'm going to walk i'm there i'm. sure. right now. i think that. the. campaign and. now that i'm on the. question. so how no one man thank you mark. i'm. not. i'm. so 6. but. because of that i look like i'll have to go back to center i told her i did oh. 00000000 boy oh boy. right. now this episode that i'm about to blow me you know i was in a bad day why for not putting a little. steel. a little sort of music. to nice to hear there's a comic you. cannot help but. smile i'm still living. outside of. the community my mustang hospital didn't take well. as a show ya

you know mark o'mara i'm sure you're not going to block. the bet but all through the day because this is the. end of it. isn't it wasn't didn't. go into. a lot marconi i don't. know how to. get on the clock that evening. and the stuff on the fact that he thought that he. must say that the but if. it's not a heart that is. a no but if you just give it a he's got it. 6 and this is. perhaps a club i'm going. to play. you could be annoyed and. and i'm here. to shut up and i'm going to walk on the i'm. better than you. sure. thing. you. know. now that i'm. guessing that. well look we're so how no one man thank you mark. i'm one of the. i know. i'm right. on and. so. 6 forth. i saw that i looked like i was going to look at the satellite i told her i did oh. 000000000 boy oh boy ok all right. ed. tell us about it said i'm not a ballerina it wasn't a bad day why for not putting a little. sleeve. that isn't the sort of music. did i see or hear there's something i'm pretty good. and i felt. the snow on the step. outside of. my mustang hospital didn't

mark. are you blocking me? in fact, sergei schaffer never writes back to lev again just as lev said. he said he cut me off from that conversation. and then what happened next after he didn't hear back from sergei schaffer on the night of the 12th, according to lev, he relayed back to religion in washington, or at least in the united states, that it was in lev's words, a no go. remember the threat was vice president pence would cancel his plans to attend the inauguration unless they announced those investigations. the way lev told the story, he relayed home it's a no go. they're not going to do it. rudy told him, they'll see. the next morning, mike pence would cancel his trip to go to zelensky's inauguration. the way lev explained it, the way lev laid out this bombshell assertion about vice president mike pence and his involvement in this scheme, in this pressure campaign on ukraine to make a visit and all these other things that the ukrainian government wanted and needed from the u.s. government, make it contingent on them announcing that investigation, which on the 12th they would n

apple and mozilla already block such cookies. mark, it increases users privacy. is that the goal? the stated goal. we saw mozilla, the pressure was , make a similar decision. google was suggesting that would not go this direction. revenuesof their dependent on this ecosystem. taking a line in the sand here. i'm sure the effects will continue over the next couple of years. taylor: how is advertising responding to this? mark: thus far the market response and from people in the industry, they are a little bit surprised. they see the writing on the wall from the privacy laws in europe and then in california. there are people who will privately say this is a chance for google to either intentionally or not, just continue to dominate the market. they are pushing some of their rivals out. google has the resources where a lot of people are using google 'srvices, and therefore google marking camp is probably not going to be as effective as others. taylor: i'm curious, the timing of this. have gottenirefox away from not using those cookies, so why does google do this now when competitors ar

streets are dwindling the museum in paris was forced to close friday as dozens of protesters block the entrance this marks the 1st time strikes have affected the museum and an exhibit marking the 500 anniversary of the death of leonardo da vinci and the transport strikes have are having a greater impact on the overall economy of france are to shirley dubinsky is in paris and filed this report for us. it's the longest continuous transport strike in florence while trains and metros may be slowly getting back on track this strong could be pushing france's economy the rails against some i think we are financially impacted because we have a decrease in for 6 weeks now as a result of the transport not working which is almost 25 or 30 percent of our current. and is not alone in feeling the pinch an estimated 10 percent of businesses may need to resume. those souvenir shops hotels and restaurants have been hit by the strikes some businesses say their turnover losses are actually as high as 50 percent as the transport shortage kept visitors away particularly over the busy christmas shopping season. it's true we we

block. holding celebrations around the country to mark the day.xit party making a cheerful departure from the parliament for the last time to the tune of bag pipes and waiving umbrellas. >>> hong kong shuts 30% of bank branches after the w.h.o. declares a health emergency. >>> amazon crutches fourth quarter expectation on the back of record prime subscriptions and growth of its cloud business it is brexit day but we are also following the outbreak of the coronavirus closely. i want to bring you comments now from the chief medical officer in england they are saying they have confirmed two cases in coronavirus in the uk. the chief medical officer says patients are receiving specialist medical care using tried and tested procedures to prevent further spread and the two patients are members of the same family. we have two confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the uk. we'll keep a close eye on the story. now confirmed in the uk as well. >> let me take you to how european markets are fairing it is brexit day brexit will be happening at 11:00 p.m. tonigh

couple of months later, question mark, hello, are you blocking me? in fact, shafer never writes back to lev again. just as lev said, he cut me off from that conversation. and then what happened next after he didn't hear back from shafer on the night of the 12th? according to lev, the way he tells it, rerelayed back to rudy giuliani in washington or at least in the united states that it was in lev's words a no go. remember the threat was that vice president pence would cancel his plans to attend zelenski's inauguration unless they agreed to announce the investigation. the way lev told the story, he relayed to sh wah wash it's a no go, rudy told him they will see, and by the next morning mike pence would cancel his trip to go to zelenski's inauguration. that's what lev threatened on behalf of the white house. the white house made good on that threat. the way that lev laid out this bombshell assertion about vice president mike pence and his involvement in this scheme, in this pressure campaign on ukraine to make a visit and all these other things that u

mark crumpton. president trump says he doesn't plan to block his former top national security aide john bolton fromat a senate impeachment trial, but the president says he needs to protect his executive privilege for himself and future presidents. mr. trump says he would consult with the lawyers about whether bolton's would present a problem and that when we start allowing national security advisor's to go up and say it ever they want to say, we can't do that. doctors, lawyers and others join the fourth nationwide day of protests and strikes today to denounce president emmanuel macron's plans to overhaul the pension system. .treet protests were staged talks between the government and resumed,ons were -- but no compromise was reached. libya calls for a cease-fire in the countries civil war, but its rivals haven't endorsed the idea. libyas

our wheat crop in montana goes across the water, china is second largest beef import mark the in world, we were blockedina for 13 years. i carried over if filet steakso china's couple of years ago, we are getting tariffs lowers after a ban removed,. david: we have to go. but i have to ask one last question, are the fish still jumping in the river? >> they are, the fishing is tremendous come out, i'll take you out. david: before we head to break, what is coming up on evening edit with elizabeth macdonald. >> political victory for president trump, it is an economic win for america, a china phase one trade deal, we have that and nafta 2. where ar, and maybe more tax cuts, democrat how they under cut their credibility and constitution with their two year push on get rid of president, and update on 2020 democrat debate, that shows that race is in serious trouble. and more that iran's religious dictator have a 200 billion dollar slush fund on the side too fund themselves and surrogate proxy forcing terrorizing the middle east. >> thank you. >> president trump tearing into apple, to open th the pen pensaa gun

the withdrawal agreement seals britain's official exit from the block on friday parliament members to together linking arms and singing to mark well the bodies president says he's saddened by the final outcome but it's hard to keep strong ties between britain and the e.u. your secular state might pompei is in london for talks with his british counterpart dominic robin the prime minister was urging the u.k. to reconsider its decision to award chinese tech firm weiwei a limited role in its 5 g. network he says the us would evaluate the u.k.'s decision and that american information would only be allowed to pass through trusted networks president trump has also signed into law a new trade deal with mexico and canada it will replace the 25 year old north american free trade agreement both the u.s. and mexico have ratified the new deal that canada has just begun the process of debating it in parliament those were the headlines i'll be back with more news in half an hour but next we continue with al-jazeera world do stay with us. robin respected in the stirring t.v. address from the 1970 s. the audience is the people of yemen and th

mark on it i don't. want. to. know that there are. a lot of finesse a kid on the block that even though you're not. on the stuff on the fact that it's not that he. was saying that the but if. it's. a no but if it just t.v. you know he's got it. you know. already 6. i know this is. happening close i'm going. to flame. you could you know it and come. here. and i'm not like that i need to shout and if it hasn't and i'm going i'm going to walk i mean i'm. sure. you. know. right now. think of. the. campaign and. now the. question. so how no one thank you mark. i'm. not. i'm. so. but. it's not that i look i'll have to look at the satellite i told her i thought i did oh. 000000 boy oh boy. right. now this episode i'm about to blow me you know i was in a bad day why for not putting a little. a little sort of music. to nice to hear there's something i'm picking. up the feel. the snow on the step. outside of. the community my mustang hospital didn't take. the story out of being and how christina took to my copy machine see how it would be unconstitutional how he did in the somebody who did that before there

would draw agree with seals britain's official exit from the block on friday parliament members stood together linking obs and singing to mark the farewell bodies president says he's saddened by the final outcome but as to keep strong ties between britain and the european union. the us secretary of state by pompei was in london for talks with his british counterpart rob the prime minister is urging the u.k. to reconsider its decision to award chinese text while away a limited role in its 5 g. network he said the u.s. would evaluate the u.k.'s decision and american information would only be allowed to pass through trusted networks those who had back with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera that sits inside story to stay with us. and as the u.s. president unveils his long awaited middle east peace plan israeli goals get support while palestinian aspirations are sidelined does the proposal pose or undermine peace what does this say about america's evolving position on the conflict this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sam is a than the last opportunity for peace that's how u.s. president donald trump

a judge will consider blocking the law while other lawsuits are settled. >>> today marks the start of the 38th annual jpmorgan health care conference. it's one of the busiest conventions in san francisco. it comes on the heels of a convention booker's conference that was in town last week. the city poured extra resources including police, public works crews and 400 volunteers to spruce up the area. the city took a big blow when oracle announced it is moving its open world convention to las vegas. the jp morgan morgan health care conference runs through thursday. >>> a sonoma county supervisor is calling out county staff over poor communication when it comes to cleaning up a homeless camp in santa rosa. the press democrat reports shirley zane criticized the rollout of a plan to clean up the joe rodota trail. on friday the county announced the addresses of homes it may buy to house 226 people living on the trail. zane says the county didn't do enough to inform neighbors in the areas. she said she should have had final approval of outreach to the public. >>> two issues in building a bett

a judge will consider blocking the law while other lawsuits are settled. >>> today marks the start of the jpmorgan health care conference. it comes on the heels of a convention booker's conference that was in ton last week. the city poured extra resources including police, public works crews and 400 volunteers to spruce up the area. the city took a big blow when oracle announced it is moving its open world convention to las vegas. >>> a sonoma county supervisor is calling out county staff over poor communication when it comes to cleaning up a homeless camp in santa rosa. the press democrat reports shirley zane criticized the rollout of a program that clean up the joe rodata trail. on friday the county announced the addresses of homes it may buy to house 226 people living on the trail. zane says the county didn't do enough to inform neighbors in the areas. she said she should have had final approval of outreach to the public. >>> developing news, millions of people are cleaning up after a massive and deadly storm hit parts of the south. more than a dozen tornadoes touched down from tex

mark crumpton. president trump says he will use his executive privilege to block former national security advisor innestifying his senate impeachment trial. trump tells fox news he has to do it, for the sake of the office. the president said he did not plan to prevent bolton from testifying. bolton said he would testify if he was subpoenaed. plans for mr. trump's trial are moving forward. nancy pelosi says she has asked jerrold nadler to be prepared to bring a resolution to the house for to appoint managers and send the articles of impeachment to the senate next week. the move comes more than three weeks after the house impeach the president on the charge that he abused the power of his office are pressuring ukraine's new leader to investigate democrats. the president insisted that nothing wrong. the trump administration announced a new wave of sanctions on iran. treasury secretary steven mnuchin said the sanctions will be issued by executive order, will put off billions of dollars of support to the iranian regime. >> these will be both primary and secondary sanctions. the eo also allows us to design

would draw agree with seal's britain's official exit from the block on friday parliament members stood together linking obs and singing to mark the farewell the body's president says he's saddened by the final outcome but as to keep strong ties between britain and the european union. the us secretary of state by pompei is in london for talks with his british counterpart. the prime minister. the u.k. to reconsider its decision to award chinese tech for a while away a limited role in its 5 g. network he said the u.s. would evaluate the u.k.'s decision and american information would only be allowed to pass through trusted networks those are the headlines back with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next it's inside story do stay with us. chair is and jay is is the u.s. president on vials his long awaited middle east peace plan israeli goals get support while palestinian aspirations a sideline does the proposal boost or undermined peace what does this say about america's evolving position on the conflict this is inside story. hello welcome to the show i'm sami's i'd.

mark crumpton. >> eight portable cruise ship with 7000 onboard is being blocked from leaving an italian port.ay a passenger has come down with symptoms that are raising concerns about a possible case of coronavirus. officials say preliminary tests indicate the virus is not present. cruise ships where passengers were in close contact over arended periods of time susceptible to outbreaks. nancy pelosi is not saying whether the house would subpoena additional witnesses, such as former national security advisor john bolton, if the senate does not do so. she also said she does not think president trump knows right from wrong. at a news conference, the speaker said the house brought a strong impeachment case, and she is hopeful the senate will do "the right thing." strong winds gusting across california toppled panels of the new barrier being installed along the u.s.-mexico border. border patrol says the panels fell into mexican territory 100 miles east of san diego. officials say the 30 foot tall panels had just been anchored in concrete that had not set. outbreak eastst africa has seen in 70 year

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block further attacks. >> i have not had questions answered. >> why does the rationale keep switching? i will talk to mark esper and mike lee next. >>> and speaker pelosi says she is going to hand over the articles of impeachment this week, and did she gain leverage or will speaker mcconnell block any action. >> and now, hopefuls going to take the stage tuesday as one candidate surges in iowa. >> i want to have a sweeping victory honestly. >> and have the voters made up their minds? an exclusive with presidential candidate tom steyer. >>> hello. i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is busy. the u.s. senate is looking to move forward with the president impeachment trial, and the democrats are gearing up for the last debate before the voters vote in iowa. and also, there is still more fallout of the strike against one of the top generals in iraq. here in u.s., the rationale of the strike on general qassem soleimani are growing. the president says that he had been planning to target four u.s. embassies including the one in baghdad and this is one that several lawmakers said they were no

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block on the street. >> reporter: although many of the units would be marked, they act as a relief valve possibly lowering rent and some areas in the city. in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. stomach taking a look at your forecast now with the warm temperatures that we have been dealing with for the past few days. >> before we talk about that, we take a moment to look at the sunset. oh, man. that is beautiful. if you have a chance to get outside. i'm a little jealous right now. i want to go see it too. i feel like i'm getting a chance by looking at this picture. this live picture from the estuary. it's been a warm day here and all across the bay. a few spots didn't quite get on it because of the fog this afternoon. at san jose state, whether station reporting 69 degrees as the high today. this is the height, six date in santa rosa. another warm day. 66 in oakland, 62 in san francisco. it's been nice out there. and of toasty, a little on january like, nice. low clouds and a little hazy fog hanging around the bay in some spots. you could kind of see it here on the map. there it is on the gray. a look at this

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block further attacks. >> i have not had questions answered. >> why does the rationale keep switching? i will talk to markicles of impeachment this week, and did she gain leverage or will speaker mcconnell block any action. >> and now, hopefuls going to

air 100 protesters and the french comp what blocks the entrance to the iconic we've museo people have joined union calls to demand the complete withdrawal of mark ons put holes us aspired be governments promised to compromise agreeing to a drop some of the a pension reforms plus controversal aspects the french parliament is dear to debate the bell next month but there are mixed public feelings about the protests good tom calm that from maker to your i'm happy is that there are defending culture i left at 7 in the morning from to shell on where i'm from to see the lan artist of een chicks of patient but it's not a big deal because if they do not strike there one truly be a little for as we know it so i don't mind the strike i'm actually happy i support a damn tops it or you know about lies shut if someone would learn math hand to i'm ready to break through the picket line because the situation is an acceptable i don't care at all that pension a shoes just a store in these day or uniting and supporting each other reinforcing each other so that's why i'm here milly's also cull we are against head they should not be here pick ting for an hour to st

will be blocked can be acquitted in just a matter of days ok all of a salad correspondent in washington thank you very much the president of israel on wednesday addressed the gym parliament to mark 75 years since the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp riven rivlin attended a special session of the bundestag an annual event to remember the victims of nazi germany. the jewish poet is available sang this lullaby to comfort children as they were forced into a gas chamber in auschwitz. addressing the german parliament israeli president ruben rivlin warned of resurgent anti semitism across europe and said germany had a key role to play in combating it. give a man you have a chip. germany the country where the so-called final solution was devised has assumed responsibility for the protection of international liberal values which are being violated by populism. kidney gave way properties. rivlin said that if this effort fails in germany it will fail everywhere german president hung vulgar steinmeier said the shoah is part of german history and identity he warned that hatred and abuse are spreading and the poison of nationalism is seeping into debates once again including her

block witnesses. but i do not think anybody knows quite yet. democratic senator mark warner has been pushing to hear from john bolton under oath. we spoke to him minutes ago and he is next. (whistling) (whistling) saving for ava's college. being able to retire on our terms. taking care of dad. why ameriprise financial? my advisor cares about my personal goals. he gives us comprehensive advice. i feel prepared for what's expected in life and even what's not. she helps us feel confident. we know our financial future is secure. with the right financial advice, life can be brilliant. ameriprise financial. >> martha: depends the way you see the wind blowing right now, but some is saying the republicans are sounding more optimistic tonight that they may have the votes to block witnesses once the action and answer period concludes. saying that mcconnell said that the votes were short, it's going to be close. and everyone is trying to read the tea leaves here tonight. g.o.p. senator mike braun told reporters today, if i had to guess, no witnesses. we'll be in a place where ev

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to send justhim one division to block highway six with the rest of the sixth s pivoting to rome. mark clark is going to spend the rest of his long life defending an indefensible impertinence that for 75 years has remained among the most controversial episodes in world war ii. clark will argue that many escape roads besides route six league north from the german positions on the pillar and gustav lines. that is true enough. he also believes that kesselring's last german divisions will soon congeal along highway six to make things sticky. that is also true. clark sugars the pill for alexander by keeping more than corps troops coming along highway six. his claim that artillery fire has cut the highway and cut the german escape is mostly nonsense. clark will crow how the fifth army was the first army in 15 centuries to seize rome from the south, to enter the boot from the toe, but many germans escaped to fight another day, as they had on sicily, as they did at salerno. the harsh truth remains that with duplicity and in bad faith him marcuss call clarkuss contravened a direct order from hi

blocked with the cannons wildly bouncing. the road was cleared as by magic. his appearance was marked by prolonged cheering by the union troops and short time, union projectiles begin rolling toward taylor's ridge. again, this is the final disposition. you can see his men down here near the buildings right up against the creek. about 11:30, a visitor road into town, working his way through crowds of idle soldiers, lacking anything else to do. the men were catching pigs and poking chickens from under sheds at how to porches -- at house porches. the visitor found general hooker sitting on a large barrel eating a sandwich interesting tea, and unusual beverage for hooker. looking up, hooker found the visitor to be, general ulysses s. grant. hooker claimed he was up against the entire rebel army. to ordermed inclined another full-scale attack but thought better of it. the battle was over. at about the same time, clayburgh is visited by three generals, breckenridge and joseph wheeler who would tell him that the wagon train had been cleared through the gap and it was safe for him to follow t

s official exit from the block on friday arment members stood together linking arms and singing to mark the farewell bodies president says he's saddened by the final outcome but has vowed to keep strong ties between britain and. i mean this interesting a day on behalf of the european parliament i'd like to say to those colleagues who will be leaving us because this is the last plane reseating that we are very grateful i'd like to say that we truly appreciate all the work you have done over the last few years to our friends from the u.k. your being here has only made the e.u. richer. your success in my pump air has continued to urge the u.k. to reconsider its decision to award the chinese tech firm a limited role in its 5 g. network or payers arrived in london for talks with his british counterpart dominic robb and the prime minister he said the us would evaluate the u.k.'s decision and that american information would only be allowed to pass through trusted networks and these 30 people have been killed in overnight attacks in eastern democratic republic of congo 4 villages in the territo

blocked the u.s. embassy in baghdad, where we were where the show started sniper the fence and kateri mark esper warnede united states have prepared to launch additional preemptive military strikes against iranian interest in the region which is what we are seeing right now. again, there's been no debate or discussion about this. america appears to be lumbering towards a new middle east war. we have to say, it's one that officials in washington wanted for decades. john bolton has made it his life's mission to start a war with iran and bolton might be getting his wish. should you be happy about that? that's the question. the last time we took john bowen's advice in the region, iran became far more powerful before we took john bolton's advice. because things are going to play as simple as they claim they are in washington. the people demanding action against iran tonight, but telling you the persian menace is the greatest threat we face, are the very same ones demanding you ignore the invasion of america now in progress from the south, the millions, tens of millions of foreign nationals living among us i

mark zuckerberg for quote intending to relax donald trump while keeping everyone but herself accountable for her $26000.00 us presidential election defeat . i always thought that many people i will block but that he was part of the deep state that he was on the 1st are these against her. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r t international with me. donald trump's branded the deal of the century and in just a few moments we'll find out just more tears plan is to achieve peace between israel and palestine the big reveal is the culmination of transfer versal of u.s. policy in the region often in defiance of the international community russia's foreign ministry has been speaking about the issue. of the leaks about the deal of the century are based on facts that means it will be a totally new way to resolve the israeli palestinian conflict a way different from everything acknowledged by the international community as a basis to type. the issue what i'd like to see the analysis of the international mediators the so-called quartet these are russia the us the un the european union a mechanism that's been mostly inactive in recent years so hasn't worked to help find a universally appli