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difference ya'll diane is deputy mayor of tel aviv but probably better known for being the daughter of moshe dyan the hero of the 1967 war in which israel alec's the west bank this current war she argues is not the answer. 1st it's not effective. because instead of being an obstacle to tell wastes it became another obstacle to peace in the sense that it is a provocation it's not a peaceful parties. it became a political statement and it's a very bad to deep feelings of addition the occupation and also internationally a speaking it doesn't have legality from anybody in displace. and . yet the israeli public went along with the idea of highly decorated army pilot believes they allowed themselves to be duped with catastrophic results. naive u.t. i am not using the for stupidity signal everything to the people who are you know that 80 percent of the jews in israel are working in the morning there oh my god i want peace oh my god so much of the left in israel is praying for you who will give you his mother for the peace. oh my goodness. and stupid. little to build a fence and all our problems wil

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defense minister moshe they are involved to teach the palestinians a lesson. the target was the jordanian village of cut in the jordan valley which had become a factor stronghold. some $15000.00 israeli troops were mobilized and took part in that attack. the palestinian defenders put up a stiff resistance. jordanian army and artillery support proved crucial inflicting heavy casualties on the invading israelis. but not all palestinian factions had favored the fight some had withdrawn from karami on the eve of the battle leaving only out of facts fatah and the field. via a night out together called me in the arab nationalist movement believe it was a mistake for a guerrilla force to face the enemy head on and therefore would do its fighters from karami but i fight took into account the popular reaction to such a question taishan and the support the 5th day unit would gain in its aftermath. the jordanian chief of staff and the command of the iraqi forces try to convince me to withdraw from cut on me and in a most wealthy. and in a necessity i told them after the

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hole, and felt what i was pretty sure must've been my brains, mushy, and i felt about half an inch of mosh and said, this must -- mush, and said this must be the surface of my brain. i thought why was i here, why can i think or talk? i put my other hand through the helmet whole and both have -- hands fitted through it, so i knew it was seven or eight inches wide, so it was huge. the helmet was almost split in half, so i looked at the other officers nearby, and i could see them looking at me, and it looks to me as if they announcer: listen to more experiences at 2:30 eastern, 11:30 pacific right here on american history tv. on april 19, 1995, a truck bomb exploded in a glamis city. oklahoma city.

you walk into the mosh pit everybody quiets down. i went to a friend of mine who's a plastic surgeon and i said tell me if this is plausible or not. if i came to you how would we do that. he comes up with a whole great plan. it's almost like a holster off the shoulder. it was fantastic. he went to prison. and they let him work in the garden. where else are you going to put him. i finish every novel thinking that's the sickest thing anybody's ever put into a book. about a gentleman he was reaching in and he was not underwater. that is what gators do. the local paper went in. he was incredibly good-natured about it. for some of someone. what do you do now. i think i'm you get one going to get one of those weed wacker's. i was so flattered. in the sickest possible way i was flattered. and years later i did a book signing in gainesville. i didn't really do it. i'm a pretty lucky guy. i love this exchange. i hope she still with us today. the burglar had named the dead pit bull on his own. he called it lucas. the bookstore in boulder color

moshe was developing with heavier ones across wales and the south—west.inning to enable way and it will turn cooler. monday, the showers into the south and south—west will fade away and instead around an area of high pressure we will see a northerly wind. dry but cooler. headlines. the number of people have died in hospitalfrom coronavirus in the uk has risen 938 to more than 7000. however the director of the national health services the number of new infections in hospital admissions is showing signs of flattening. there is growing concern in the united states of the a p pa re ntly in the united states of the apparently disproportionate impact of the coronavirus on black americans. statistics from chicago alone showed its black population accounted for 70% of deaths from covid—19. there is similar evidence in new york in the city's mouth. in other news, the saudi—led coalition fighting in yemen is halting military operations for two weeks. itaims to military operations for two weeks. it aims to facilitate the aim the start of un brokered peace talks send

collapse in demand so i think they are trying to boost as moshe's daycare their supplies to their customers in their in asia for example in india and china that these are coming. out from it's looked out on the stage so i think this is what they are trying to do to put as much supply to the market before the final collapse how much of this is dented to the main service players trying to push their own and eliminate that shale production in america that's really on its up as now at the moment that innit . indeed yes did that was actually earth the main point of of all these strategies remember in 201420158 was already a ukase it didn't work and i look to it we did it we will work this time yes indeed there will be many bankruptcies there will be many share oil. wares that will be you know left aside but once prices will come up again and this will happen at some point or all this. the city can move back in line saw i don't think it was or the right move and no i think the alternative strategy is really to talk with everybody eat including we do u.s. producers and their representatives or see

the meeting and had her president call donald trump to help broker a deal and the united states put moshure on the kingdom. it's very hard and saw the talks break down because of this. it is much harder when you have all these other producers and they have ideas on how much they want to cut and what they want for base lines but you look back at home, mexico dictate what is they can agree in this national setting. taylor: what does it mean for u.s. shale? >> the u.s. is the biggest winner. for u.s. shale the size has been bemanneding, the size and demand and for the united states it was a huge victory in the sense that the u.s. is not cutting a single barrel voluntarily. they will cut due to economic and market driven decline but they were able to secure a deal in a sense. the president of the united states brokered so many of these calls with mexico and the king of saudi arabia and president putin to round out the last four days. this was a victory for washington and texas. tom: i look in, marie, at the the president of the united states. what is the next step now r.b.c. says he's the de

it's a real mish mosh. clue lessness. the range of estimates on these companies from q1 and q2 from high to low is enormous. that means people don't have any idea of what will go on. there's a number of company, almost 100 at this point that have withdrawn guidance recently it's very hard to figure out earning situation when you know that look what ford did today they will be reporting on april 28th they gave some preliminary guidance they'll have $600 million loss for the quarter. they have no revenue because all the plants are closed except for the china joint venture. they didn't provide any earnings commentary it's about survival and whether or not they have down the road, maybe a massive infusion of new capital. we don't know what's going on but not about earnings it's about survival. we had a number of companies had their bonds cut to junk status recently ford was among them. we saw macy's gap, delta all their bonds cut to junk status as results with coronavirus here all the companies that continue to withdraw guida

right now, you might as well ban mosh pits.theory, a theory, i tell you, about trump's random tweetsz. trump's approval ratings are falling, and two-thirds of americans say he was too slow to respond to the virus. disapproval of trump is spreading faster than... something. whatever spreads really quickly if you're dumb enough to ignore it. so he is desperate to change the subject. and i'm not the only one to notice this. house speaker nancy pelosi said this yesterday: >> he ignores his own responsibility and assigns blame instead of taking responsibility, paying attention to science, recognizing the role of governance in all of this to get the job done for the american people. and so he's engaged in distractions, like immigration, distractions, like supporting people on the street. they're all distractions away from the fact-- the known fact that he's a total failure when it comes to testing. >> stephen: aw, snap! mr. president, you may want to get tested, because that burn was sick. trump fired back with an official response t

a story of two similar nordic cultures, that differ widely on how to handle covid- at a time when mosheld is shuttered, sweden is open for business. markets and shops are trading. restaurants are serving. schools are educating. the swedes advoce limited social distancing. their strategy is to protect the vulnerable, while allowing the virus to spread through healthy people so they can develop antibodies. this is designed to create so-called herd immunity, whi theoretically should result in most people being safe. but today, the health authorities announced a further 96 fatalities. last night, president trump >> they talked aboden, approach. but sweden is suffering very greatly. you know that, right? sweden did that-- the herd. >> reporter: the s anti- virus campaign is being led, not by the coury's prime minister, but by anders tegnell, an epidemiologist with experience of fighting ebola in africa. he responded to mr. trump this afternoon. >> no, we don't share his opinion. of cours everybody in the world is suffering right now, in cafferent ways. but swedish heal, which i guess he allu

but they can coming in, we're told, more and mosh in critical need. we're hearing that patients are needing to sleep in the e.r. because there's not enough beds in the icu units. for the doctors and nurses, this surge, again, it's right on the horizon, guys. >> it will get worse, which is what is of such concern to so many medical professionals. brynn gingras outside elmhurst hospital, thanks very much. >>> joining us now dr. sanjay gupta and dr. jeanne marrazzo at the university of alabama in birmingham. sanjay, look, it's alarming when people hear a projection that 240,000 americans will die. it's even more alarming when they're told that that many will die even if we do everything right and more alarming than that is being told that that projection might be optimistic. you've looked at these projections and these models. it sets the groundwork for something beyond what we're doing now, correct? this isn't social distancing until the end of april. it's more than that. >> yeah. it's an important point. there are lots of models out there, john. this i

sanctuary than is being practiced in the hundreds of stores that remain open in our city, which are mosh pits of violent people who are irate and fighting over rolls of toilet paper right now. >> a lot of churches have moved their worship services to online. so why wouldn't you do that? i mean, seems like something you could consider to do. that you're still able to get the word out about god. >> well, we have -- we have livestreamed our services as well. and we have about 300,000 viewers in those services, from what i gather. however, we still assemble because the word of god commands us to in hebrews 10:25, timothy 3:15, psalm 33:18. it's not the same to sit behind a computer screen and worship as it is to go into a great congregation and feel the spirit of unity, one mind, one accord in one place. >> our thanks to linsey there. pastor spell is already facing misdemeanor charges for defying the governor's stay-at-home orders. his lawyer says the charges are unconstitutional. >> anyone gets sick, he'll have to answer for it. >>> most of us never imagined living through a pandemic. imagi

. >> i, moshe nelson with grant borden. thank you for these remarks, it's been wonderful.you've covered a lot of topics in a short time. one thing that was mentioned, there are greatly was on social media and the influence of technology and digital diplomacy. in influencing conflicts. we saw through both revolutions and a surviving military coups, and in one way or another in turkey the influence of immediate responsiveness with social media, can you touch upon digital responsiveness and how that may introduce to diplomacy or even intensifying conflicts in the middle east ? >> if i could start with this and try to relate to the book , i think the twitter and facebook revolutions as they were called of the arab uprising in 2011 produced enormous capacity for people to organize against something, to be against something, to tear things down and i see that dynamic and social media here in our own policy debate that is largely used as a tool paragraph or disagree with a lot of people but it's not all that useful and i'm talking just in these countries, i'll get the us diplomac

we'll talk about restaurants mosh more in a minute and at&t. let's get to bob pisani.ood morning, bob. >> this is the second day in a row we had a gap up in the s&p 500. do you know we're up almost 10% this week? this week. it's only the second day of the week overall here. 20% off the lows a lot of debate about whether we're in a new bull market people arguing about that. let's look at where we're at there's two things moving the markets. the most important one is the hopes that we're approaching some kind of peak outbreak here in the united states but i think people should pay close attention to this massive wave of new stimulus programs being talked about over in japan, over in the eurozone, even here in the united states. look at the global markets we have essentially a 2% rally a lot better here, 2% rally. over there, hang seng up 2%. japan, they're talking about stimulus there, that would be 20% of gdp we did 10%, they're talking about 20% of gdp that's more to come in addition to what they've done stoxx 600 talking about a half trillion dollar euro stimulus plan

i think there was a more of o mosh biden to the obama's with whom he is very friends too. that was mostly just the tip of the cap but you never know. that would be a huge seismic decision. if she agreed and got the nod we might talk about something other than the coronavirus for 5 minutes. >> ed: yes dipping a toe in the water. guy benson, thanks for coming in. >> sandra: suing china over the global pandemic. one state's top prosecutor accusing beijing of hiding the extent of the outbreak and putting the blame of the country's leaders. plus congress moving ahead of the next phase of economic relief, but is it enough to prevent what could be a lengthy and painful recession? neil cavuto will be joining us for the opening bell as stocks look to open higher. you will join us, the next. >> we have over a million companies that have received this with less than ten workers. so there is a very broad participation in really small business. economy have you worried about your finances in retirement? learn how senior homeowners are using home equity to improve their monthly cashflow