a history of financing exporting terrorism a mission that has not added any value to peace in the mideast or you decide would a nation that is looking for not only the best interest of its own people which is america but the best interest of people in the mideast president trump has demonstrated recently that he has made significant moves to bring peace to that region and we all know that no one can deny that so the question is who are you going to side with either you side with the united states and or you side with the rant and they're going to happen make that decision moving forward ok i believe historically they're going to they're going to side with the united states my hear we're trying to respond to that so just 'd to make things clear here i don't think it's going to be a question of the u.s. sort of imposing sanctions on from germany the e.u. but what the u.s. has already been doing some many years and i think will now set me continue to do so is it imposing sanctions on those that it sees as pursuing unlawful trade with iran and those sanctions are on non-u.s. persons that the

also in the mideast, a communist affection attended to overthrow the lebanese government, its presidented for aid from the united states. in the first application of the eisenhower doctrine, the president dispatched u.s. marines to beirut, despite strong russian protests. the presence of the marines quickly restored order. when an acceptable plan was adopted in the united nations, guaranteeing the integrity of lebanon, american troops were withdrawn in favor of a u.n. force. a simmering international problem came to a head in 1958 when the red forces of mao on china's mainland shall the offshore islands of chemo and matsuda. garrison troops of the republic of china. the united states seventh fleet prepared for action, though america's allies opposed intervention. of president of the republic china was persuaded by secretary douglas to disavow intentions to invade the mainland and the shelling dwindled to a stop, leaving the china conflict unresolved. cuba, several rebel factions united to fight for the overthrow of dictator batista. during the revolt, the american naval base at guantana

also in the mideast, coming his faction attempted overthrow the lebanese government.t's president asked for aid from the united states. in the first application of the eisenhower doctrine, the president dispatched u.s. marines to beirut, despite strong russian protests. the presence of the marines quickly restored order. when an acceptable plan was adopted guaranteeing the integrity of lebanon, american troops were withdrawn in favor of a u.n. force. a simmering international problem came to a head in 1958, when the red forces of mao se tung, shelled the offshore islands, garrisoned by trips from the republic of china. the united states seventh fleet prepared for action, though america's allies opposed intervention. kai-shek was persuaded to disavow intentions to invade the mainland, and the shelling dwindled to a stop, leaving the china conflict unresolved. in cuba, several factions united to fight for the overthrow of the dictator batista. the american naval base in cuba was reinforced, but the u.s. maintained a hands-off policy. fidel castro entered havana in janua

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of the press were quick to downplay at every turn. >> is andrea mitchell reports, a broader mideasteace is still an elusive goal. >> today's agreements open the door for trade, travel, and tourism, but it is not middle east peace. left out, the palestinians. >> but it's more of a business deal than a peace accord. the three countries are not engaged in armed conflict. >> come prince of peace across the entire region. >> president trump proclaiming this a peace agreement, but the countries were not at war. left out of the deal, the palestinians who call the agreement a betrayal. >> jesse: of course, cnn didn't care at all about the deal. instead, they focused on this. >> today's ceremony showcased the president's continued defiance of the very coronavirus guidelines his white house recommends. >> there were hundreds of people gathered with little in the way of social distancing. >> hundreds of guests were packed on the south lawn with little social distancing and optional masks. >> jesse: while all that is happening, the media and the democrats have also been hyping that trump won't

the white house with the back drop for a new mideast peace deal.president trump finalize the agreement between israel and two arab nations. this is called the abraham accords. the deals open the door for diplomatic ties and trade between israel, the united arab in emirates and bahrain. >>> joe biden just stepped off the plane in kissimmee, florida. he's focused on clinching the latino and veteran vote in the sun signs date. >> it's great to be able to celebrate what is best in our democracy, our diversity. especially the rich, hispanic heritage alive in so much of our national story. >>> a wrongful death settlement has been reached between the city of louisville and breonna taylor's family. she was shot and killed by police who burst into her home at night after her boyfriend opened fire, this also includes police reforms. >> a significant up-to-date is, it's only the beginning of getting justice for rihanna. we must not lose focus on what the real job is. with that being said, it's time to move forward with the criminal charges. >> instead of wait

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. >> sandra: a big deal yesterday with the mideast peace deal.he president saying that five or six countries could come along very quickly and follow suit. what can you tell us about the potential timing of another announcement of further peace in the middle east? >> he thinks it is certainly possible that other countries could come into the fold. bahrain came just 29 days after the united arab emirates made this agreement. we could be seeing some other countries in short order and it is remarkable. three peace deals in 29 days. serbia and kosovo as well. two nobel peace prize nominations. the media said the middle east would be chaos when we moved the embassy to jerusalem. quite the contrary. this president is the great peacemaker and achieved history. something that hasn't been seen in a quarter century. >> sandra: kayleigh mcenany, appreciate your time from the white house this morning. thank you. >> trace: speaking of that peace deal. israel launched retaliatory air strikes in the gaza strip. will the accords help bring the palestinians to th

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on the newshour tonight, a mideast deal: israel, bahrain and the united arab emirates sit down at the house. i talk with the president's son- inedaw and senior advisor, j kushner. then, hurricane sally-- the a lf coast faceow moving, but ially torrential storm. plus, back to school. we trek across the globe to discover how oer countries are handling education. i'm excited to come bac because i've missed being here and i'll be ab extra work and i'll be able to see my friends, and teachers, but obviously it's nervous coming back, because obviously there's rules and everything. t >> woodruff: at and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

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mideast peace plan because it doesn't meet any of the palestinians a spirit for a future states and it negates a lot of their rights so they feel like the beheading and the deals with israel are indoors saying. the u.s. mideast peace plan that palestinians have been rejecting time and time again now as for the palestinian leader. they say that they want unity they say that they are left alone and they want to recon soil the 2 parts of the palestinian territory occupied west bank and the gaza strip and held as the leadership meeting after the declaration of the u.a.e. deal and big it's rated the importance of reconciliation also today the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has talked to the top hamas leader ismail haniyeh they both vowed to work together but the palestinian street really do not have much trust the faith that the palestinian factions will actually reunite and fulfill their promises to the people when it comes to that it conciliation but the message we've heard from many protesters here and obama was clear they don't want anyone to be speaking on their behalf or say that

demands soap in the damned is not a deterrent that it's really keep happening out of this says the mideast sags. leave it there for the timing but thank you so much for joining us your gift of hanna thank you so much. india boss the set of controversial new adric alter builds on sunday prime minister narendra modi says the laws will help tens of millions of farmers and lead to a complete transformation of the industry but many farmers especially small holders disagree they've been staging protests across the country to try to get the vegetation scrapped this if will benefit only large corporations and mean many could lose their land and their livelihoods supporters those women coverage the much needed modernization of india's farming sector. driving the knowledge again for ya though he's president of the political parties. and a member of a committee protesting against these farm bills he joins me now from a deli restaurant good mr jagow of the contention is that long term these farm bills will benefit farmers what is your objection to this. that indeed is the plea of the government and so

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many refugees seems to be the subject of breakout so i let's go back to moria to make their way into mideast from around the wild oh we can't go the army said it discovered for a ton of ammonium nitrate in the container is near one of the ports and france has . already. marching for britain to take more protests are held across the united states there is anger over a decision not to charge police officers involved in the deaths. and i'm glad this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up very sorry for disappointing south korea the surprise apology from the north's leader over the killing of an official at sea.

returning to our mideast story now that we have in the program earlier we're now joined by in jerusalem this breakthrough is being celebrated in the u.s. and israel but it's a different story in the palestinian territories and. yeah that's right i mean for palestinian stares the realisation that there might be a substantial shift in the region here in the middle east they're very much concerned that some of the arab sunni countries are moving closer to israel that israel is no longer seen as part of the problem but rather as a solution also of course depending on the interest of these countries and it also breaks of course with this publicly how few and that's something palestinians could count on at least for years said arab nations would not normalize ties until israel and its occupation over the palestinian territories until they reach a state that is very much concerned i think this is why there is so much anger and disappointment among palestinians because once again they're feeling left out being pushed aside with their daily hardships and the issue of haitian and not having a sta

mideast peace plan the palestinians have reiterated time and time again that they cannot accept the mideast peace plan it doesn't have any of it doesn't meet any of their aspirations for a future state when it comes to jerusalem when it comes to lads when it comes to different final status issues and why weren't we're talking about that let me remind our viewers that 27 years ago was the declaration of or the signing of the all slow agreements between the palestinians and israelis and that was supposed to be an interim agreement and there was a few there were a few final status issues that could be discussed later and palestinians had hoped then in 1903 that this agreement would push them closer to a palestinian state now they say they can't be further from a state when it comes to the regional situation when it comes to the arabs boasting that they are normalizing relations with israel and when it comes to the situation on the ground israel has been confiscating more lands using different maneuvers in different ways opposed to me and say only aims to push palestinians out and kind of conso

mideast peace plan that israel wants more than 50 percent of the occupied west bank instead of the 33 percent proposed on the trumpet you not to mention which is off the table. as you keep pushing against israeli settlement plans that are inching closer and closer into every palestinian village. he tells us that images spreading on social media are stronger than and you happen. to him. the occupied west bank. 14 people accused of helping gunmen attacked the french satirical weekly magazine charlie a bill and the jewish supermarket have gone on trial in paris 17 people were killed in the attacks that took place in the city 5 years ago that has more now from the french capital. victims and their families were school today into a paris courtroom at the start of the trial into the jan reach 2015 paris attacks 14 people are accused of helping 3 gunman who carried out the assaults that killed 17 people 11 were in court 3 are being tried in absentia some could face life in jail. so you don't shareef she shot dead staff at the offices of the satirical newspaper. and a policeman outside they c

the signing ceremony on the white house line signals an historic shift in mideast policy including ano resume trade and health care and security. and burying join egypt and jordan as for countries in the middle east that recognize israel. meanwhile, the u.s. as exploring blocking all -- from the shenzhen province in a move to penalize beijing over his treatment of uighur lose-lose. 85% of their cotton production comes from the area. finding some cotton and computer parts from china and could lead to higher prices for cotton related goods in the u.s. and hong kong's troubled economy has been given a boost with $3.1 billion in new virus release stimulus. some restrictions are being lifted. money will be spent to help affected injuries on fires prevention and rent concessions. hong kong will extended dine in services at restaurants by two hours to midnight and reopen bars and swimming pools and theme parks starting friday. thailand has moved a step closer to welcoming back tourists as it looks to revise its biggest industry. these is a benefit for tourist planning to stay between 90 and

best no difference so to the damned is no deterrent the dates will keep happening and this is the mideast sad state of affairs for they were there for the timing with thank you so much for joining us here with of her. thank you so much. india passed a set of controversial new agriculture bills on sunday prime minister narendra modi says the laws will help tens of millions of farmers and lead to a complete transformation of the industry but many farmers especially small holders disagree they've been staging protests across the country to try to get the legislation scrapped they say will benefit only large corporations and mean many could lose their land and their livelihoods supporters though say it will encourage the much needed modernization of india's farming sector. joining me knowledge again for your other he's president of the political party. and a member of a committee protesting against these farm bills he joins me now from delhi restaurant good mr of the contention is that long term these farm bills will benefit farmers what is your objection to this. that indeed is the plea of t

. >> reporter: president trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, who got a pat on the back for the mideast, says trump can make his own decisions. >> look, the president can make his own decisions. we printed guidance to follow. most of the gatherings have been outdoors. >> reporter: joe biden wears a mask in public as he responds to the president's attacks. >> everybody knows who trump is. people are going to show up and vote. >> reporter: the president continues to tease that a vaccine could be released before election day, even though his own health experts say that's unlikely. >> it's going to be soon. will it be before the election? it could be in terms of if we have something and we'll start delivering it immediately upon getting it. >> reporter: and he is still responding to bob woodward's book who revealed the president potentially downplayed covid-19, a book that the president now says is "fine." i read it last nig . >> i read it last night, but it was very boring. it's okay, it's fine. >> reporter: another author who got under president's skin, former national security adviser jo

secretary kayleigh mcenany joins us tonight on that story and history unfolding, another historic mideast

this week in politics to mideast peace deals were signed at the white house they normalize relations between israel and the united arab emirates and bahrain. >>catherine heenan the host of inside bay area politics is here now she talked with a north a congressman to get his reaction to this rather big news. yeah congressman jared huffman adjusting the president calls this the dawn of a new middle east not everybody is going that far. >>but many consider the diplomatic agreements with 2 gulf arab states to be worthwhile. that includes former secretary of state madeleine albright looking at the white house ceremony here albright calls it a platform for progress. house speaker nancy pelosi meantime dismissed the deals this week as a distraction i asked congressman hoffman for his thoughts. >>i think normalization of relations between israel and some of the sunni arab states in the gulf has got a good thing. i would be hard to take all that a bad thing, but i don't think we should declare this peace in the middle east there was no conflict between these countries anyway. we saw i know a

i think he has done very well in the mideast with the start of agreement. the economy was doing fantastic prior to corona, and i think dr. fauci has said that he did not represent anything that he was told in the meetings, and just so many more things. host: ok. terry madonna? guest: well, florida right now, biden sen. lee: does under two percentage points, so it is nip lead is -- biden's under two percentage points, so it is nip and tuck. as you know, one of the potential supreme court -- barbarais barbara ago, acumen america -- cuban-american. she was on the florida supreme court before she was on the appeals court. going to do very well in florida with hispanic voters. that might well determine who wins the state, but it is very close down there. as i indicated before -- 29 electoral votes, it is a family important in the presidential election. host: don in pennsylvania. caller: hi, terry. your columns are printed in my local paper, and they are always very informative and i appreciate that. what i want to talk about is this issue with the supreme court.

secretary kayleigh mcenany joins us tonight on that story and history unfolding, another historic mideastce deal on the commemoration day of 9/11, that's now in the works. this time it's between bahrain and israel. and it's saudi arabia next. that story is also coming up. also tonight, former trump deputy national security adviser kt mcfarland on this story, william barr and lindsey graham now both say get ready for new developments coming in the criminal investigation of the trump-russia probe. and a separate development, a top prosecutor resigns from the durham probe. we break that down. also a story we brought you last night, republican senator chuck grassley and ron johnson now demanding answers. chuck grassley demanding the doj and fbi look into an improbable coincidence, how did prosecutors on mueller's trump team, why are they now claiming that dozens of government phones were accidentally wiped clean before the doj could investigate these government phones for bias against trump? we'll talk to kt about the odds of that as senator johnson says this indicates obstruction. also rnc c

house senior advisor jared kushner will be joining harris on "outnumbered overtime," discussing the mideastl and the latest on the 2020 campaign. you don't want to miss that. plus, the death of daniel prude in rochester, new york, sparking protests there, and a major shake-up of city leadership. why police leaders urge the city not to release the body cam video that showed his arrest. ♪ tention veteran homeowners: record low mortgage rates have dropped even lower. at newday, veterans can shortcut the refinance process and save $250 a month. $3000 dollars a year. with the va streamline refi at newday, there's no appraisal, no income verification, and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $3000 a year. ow0(y ♪water? why?! ahhhh! incoming! ahhhahh! i'm saved! water tastes like, water. so we fixed it. mio >> harris: we are learning rochester police commanders urged city officials to hold off on publicly releasing body cam footage of daniel prude's arrest, which lead to death from suffocation. the department reportedly feared violent blowback if the video came out during nationwide prot

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the camel in the mideast, the kangaroo -- all of that. they're not there. they are moving way farther and more complex ways than ever before imagined. so records are being broken all the time. so why is this happening? i try to step back in the book and look at this bigger picture. look at migration and all of its fullness, and we see how myopic our view of migration has been, then you have to wonder, we know that there are true disruptive effects of migration for sure, we're very familiar with them. of course there are. change is hard, it's disruptive. but there has to be huge benefits that have outweighed those risks over the course of our history, over the course of our evolution. not just for us but so many other species that moving around has been what has allowed to us survive because we have evolved to do it. didn't again and again and again. and so as we're entering into this period of massive change, we're entering this climate crisis and the habitability of the plant is being reconfigured, people have to move again, animals have to move more. alre

where president trump has won historic peace deals with israel, the uae and bahrain, now five more mideastl be no separate peace between israel and the arab world. i want to make that very clear to all of you. i've heard several prominent politicians in israel sometimes saying, well, the arab world's in a different place now. we just have to reach out to them, and we could work some things with the arab world and we'll deal with the palestinians. no, no, no and no. elizabeth: okay. john kerry clearly is wrong there. the washington examiner points out democrats like tim kaine, john kerry, susan rice shouted catastrophe,s apocalypse, war in the middle east when the trump administration moved the u.s. embassy to jerusalem, when he ordered the killing of qassem soleimani, and when he gets a peace deal, nancy pelosi says, oh, it's just a distraction from covid is the. your reaction to all of that? >> and president trump got it done. john kerry said it couldn't happen, and president trump got it done and is continuing to do9. what a difference in the obama/biden administration versus what trump

. >> we talked a little bit about that in the gulf in the mideast context.context we are not quite there yet. the president has berated the koreans about what they are supposed to pay for american forces and similar on trade with japan and korea. those countries make big contributions but we never want to treat american forces abroad as if they are mercenaries to be serving their. i think actually the china's rise and some of the behavior has created an opportunity to work with india, australia, japan, others in the region. but those countries don't expect to contain china. these cannot be returned to the cold war. i think we have to be somewhat deft in terms of how we try to put together that coalition. it also depends on what you want to accomplish with china. frankly, it's not hard, this is one of the themes of the book, to complain about something but what results do you want to try to accomplish? i'm not sure we are there yet in our directions with china. >> if we have an interplay of traditions and influences guiding foreign policy and after november w

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mideast peace prize israel wants more than 50 percent of the occupied west bank instead of the 33 percent proposed on the trumpet you were not to mention which is off the table. trader hanlon's as he would keep pushing against israeli settlement plans that are inching closer and closer into every palestinian village. he tells us the images spreading on social media are stronger than and us tend. to him. the occupied west bank. while still ahead here on al-jazeera mexico as matter wait continues to rise despite the president's promises we'll be live in the capital with all the latest. facebook comes under scrutiny in india over allegations it ignored its own rules on hate speech. and could this new arrival in barcelona decide the footballing future of lionel messi details coming up and say. hello that's almost a wholesome draw across much of the middle east you have to see want to do showers across the falls south across into yemen even a scattered showers across into areas of a society but the touch as a sigh remain on the high side particularly. through the eastern end of the madras the

mideast peace plan that israel wants more than 50 percent of the occupied west bank instead of the 33 percent proposed in the trunk not to mention with jerusalem is off the table. haider hanlon says he will keep pushing against israeli settlement plans that are inching closer and closer into every palestinian village he tells us that images spreading on social media are stronger than and you happen. to him al-jazeera the occupied west bank. india is banning more than 100 to chinese mobile apps as tensions between the 2 countries soar over a disputed border india's technology ministry says the apps are a threat to india's security claiming they were used to secretly collect and share data tensions over the border in the last region have been high for months with both countries accusing the of the stroop of crossing into their territory. still ahead in this news hour this former u.s. open champion is looking good at flushing meadows tennis action in just a moment in sports and with david blaine floats away in arizona with the help of some helium balloon. and now here santa for the sport

mideast peace plan that deal has been rejected by the palestinians they see it as they see it as a deal that doesn't meet any of their national aspirations for an independent palestinian state and so they see the error of these 2 deals with the u.a.e. and back again with israel they see them as an indorsement who are trying to deal with seen several protests in different cities in the occupied west bank another protest is expected to be here and a lot in the next 2 hours and the message from the palestinians is clear that they do not want anyone to speak on their behalf or admitted thanks very much indeed to him that said take it on further we can speak no to bring him for how to use an associate professor of conflict resolution at the institute joins us live by skype here in doha it put him 1st up when the u.a.e. says that signing this deal is the way forward for the region does that resonate. well i think. probably expresses more all uli's vision for the nation on a policy and what they plan to do they see no correlation of what is right and what sounds their their vision for what he