wejust had a session of the palestine national council, and iama the palestine national council, and hat council, and i was a member of the drafting committee. we drafted the resolutions which were adopted unanimously in addressing the issues regarding how people in the gaza strip, including sending the salaries of the employees of the palestinian national authority, and all the steps that were received by approval. well, maybe it slipped your mind, but you know in recent months, after the failure, it seems, of the last reconciliation deal between hamas and fatah, what we have seen as mahmoud abbas, the president of the palestinian authority, impose different punishments on gaza including halting shipments of medicine, cutting payments for gaza's electricity, all sorts of ways in which the people of gaza are suffering not at the hands of israel 01’ even suffering not at the hands of israel or even egypt, which closes its border crossing with gaza, but at the hands of fellow palestinians.” don't think this is accurate, but if you are saying that there is much more that can be done to h

that's why in a few moments i will be signing an executive order to establish the national council for the american worker. that's a first. this council will be made up of top officials across the government. we're also establishing an outside advisory board of industry leaders and experts which we will announce in the coming weeks, very shortly. a lot of people want to be on that board very badly. i have some great people going on that board. together their task will be to develop a national work force and strategy to equip americans of all ages and at all stages of their career with the skills they need to thrive in the modern economy. be whether it's a high school student looking to land their first job, first job ever -- they've got a lot of enthusiasm, and they lose that enthusiasm when they don't land that job, but now they're all landing jobs -- or a late career worker who wants to learn a new trade, we want every american to have the chance to earn a great living doing a great job that they love where they wake up in the morning and they can't get to work fast enough. a lot of

president trump signing an executive order on job training in the u.s., including a creation of a national council for the american worker. live coverage here on c-span. >> we are joined by so many incredible men and women who work across the nation. i want to thank the leaders in government, in business and education who came together for the launch of this landmark work force initiative. the president pledged to fight for the forgotten men and women of america and that is exactly what he has done. and that is what today is all about. we want to open new pathways for all americans to secure better jobs and bigger paychecks. i'm honored that the president has asked me to lead the white house's effort to spur job creation and economic opportunity to -- through vocational education and work force development. over the past year and a half, our administration has taken action to expand apprenticeship, increase access to stem education for all k-12 students and ensure that our work force programs deliver real results for our citizens. we are also working with members of congress, many of whom are here

the palestinian parliament in exile the palestine national council met in algiers in april of that year a common cause help unify ranks that cause was opposition to jordan the different factions all agreed to cancel dommin accords that had outlined a confederation between jordan and the palestinians but that was how what they should be in that given or the nice they added i don't think from the sunni i think as jordan tried to restore palestinian jordanian relations on a basis of political advantage to jordan just rejected them on accords because we thought it impinged on our sovereignty that the agreement was abrogated of the algiers b.n.c. which was called the national unity session or shot at the job i feel like a stoic. assault ought to sue to you that the f.l.p. participated in the unification of the p.l.o. station but the syrian authorities punished in the field before participating in that p.l.c. session and the cia intelligence prevented the difficulty members who attended from returning to the mosque as this. national unity was the slogan of the time for the palestinians as the

president trump will sign an executive order to establish the national council for the american worker and a separate advisory board. the counselor will work to develop a national strategy and bring together cabinet level leadership to build on the work already been died. the secretary has been working hard over the last 17 months to ensure that the skills align with those. secretary acosta is looking at increasing access to vocational education. secretaries mattis has shown tremendous leadership in the transition of military service members of the time the service comes to the close. director mulvaney has put forward an exciting and ambitious plan to merge the department of education and labor so we can holistically think about the role of education. and administrator mcmahon has been traveling around the country and listening. now for the first time in a long time now that these regulations have occurred there looking at skilled labor. in addition to the u.s. government counsel, and advisory board cochair, thank you secretary the bring together some of the most prominent employers in

and sixteen report by the twenty first century school fund the center for green schools and national council on school facilities it would cost roughly one hundred forty five billion annually to maintain and modernize school buildings and this deficit is bound to grow because the number of students is growing between one nine hundred ninety four and two thousand and thirteen the student population grew by nearly five million requiring an additional thirteen thousand k. to twelve schools by two thousand and twenty six in rome and is projected at fifty one point four million students that's about one point five million more than right now with the problem obviously getting bigger and the many recent stories of school woes some are hoping that the president will be persuaded to make an investment in education infrastructure sooner than later reporting for r.t. i'm alex mileage. what we already took a look at road to the previous episode we get back on the road the other way argument which. you see them all over the roads on highways freeways and squeezing through tight streets with precision of

of what's been going on over the last decade or so the united nations within the united nations security council where the west's thinking obviously about libya and what happened with libya that there was a consensus in respect of libya and. the resolution was passed but then that resolution of course was abused by britain france and the united states today and effect regime change in libya and i thought of course was very instructional i think for russia and for china that the west couldn't be trusted and therefore when we've seen with syria the various resolutions that the west is attempts to pass there and elsewhere in the world that the west's well really we mean the west by what we mean is printing fronts in america pushing a constant agenda of interference in other countries affairs for that section of benefit and that has been opposed consistently by russia and china so even on the united nations security council russia and china have been pushed constantly together by the west and the comment you just came out with peter is really part of what putin himself said recently when trump said

[applause] as -- at the national council for incarcerated and formally incarcerated women and girls,poken to incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women and girls throughout the united states and we have traveled to mexico and brazil and the toibbean and spoken incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women there as well. whether in chicago where the bronx or appalachia or the collateral communities of lower alabama, the women's stories are the same as women in the states and towns of mexico or the favelas of sao paulo. stories of lifetimes of struggle as the result of being poor women navigating through persistent poverty and lack of food and housing, they tell the same stories of over criminalization in nature of war that for decades target to their communities and continues to cause devastating social and economic disruption that has left the women of our communities alone to rear children with little to no support or access to meaningful resources and opportunities. [applause] disturbing are the same stories of being witnesses to and victims of violence while their trauma goes on

that is why in a few moments, i will be signing an executive order to establish the national council the american worker. that is a first. this council will be made up of top officials across the government. we are also establishing an outside advisory board of industry leaders and experts which we will announce in the coming weeks, very shortly. a lot of people want to be on that board very badly. they're great people going on the board. together, their task will be to develop a national workforce and strategy to equip americans of all ages, and all stages of their career with the skills they need to thrive in the modern economy. whether it is a high school student looking to land their first job, first time ever, we have a lot of enthusiasm. they lose that enthusiasm when they do not land that job. but now, they are all lending jobs. or a late career worker who wants to learn a new trade. we want every american to have the chance to earn a great living doing a great job that they love when they wake up in the morning and they can't get to work fast enough. a lot of these people know

so to talkal to the national security council i was a prosecutor f for many years but the number of joint cases was one.e. it just doesn't make it to prosecute russian intelligence the only thing that will happen on one side and a way for the russians to get nation how they can put together this detailed indictment. coupled to throw and ambassador under the bus, that could have been handled with in preparatio preparation. >> i wonder about two things in this wilson simplistic but when we go to bed i'll be less safe as country because of the message he telegraphed? there is very little deterrent when he does not communicate that same message. >> yes. and then to say consistently say russia is the mostly sophisticated one of the vegas cyberactors so if you take away one of those tools to undercut the. >> i don't think it's the end of the world but it is very concerning that the president is taking on this looking at this cyberarena we know they have continued to use cyberinfluence operations around the world including the united states there is asi great website is called hamilton 68 where

this proved a lifeline trying to fight his ability to convene the palestine national council with the required one allowed him to maintain the legitimacy of his leadership of the p.l.o. . bathmat a lawful in a thirty minute measured we looked for locations to hold the p. and c. meeting and there were suggestions of holding it on board the ship it was the session of the pm she hadn't taken place the p.l.o. wouldn't have finished and tell us any legitimacy last so in spite of our reservations it was convened and i'm on. the jordanian p.l.o. representative led to the signing of the i-man accord in february one thousand nine hundred five according to its terms the p.l.o. and jordan would form a joint delegation to future negotiations for resolving the out of israeli conflict syria opposed the accord and sought to exact retribution for out of fats move once again eleven on was the battleground. the syrian backed a militia and and the other factions besieged the palestinian refugee camps in beirut and southern lebanon. the camps were subjected to an on and off siege and onslaught for the ne

there will be national security council meetings here in washington or at least at deputies level whereheads of agency is, part of national security council will get together. there that is lot of work in policy on washington to decide how to move forward. the president will want to take mind of secretary mike pompeo and secretary of defense jim mattis on these issues. we're not at a point now where we know exactly the direction and what's possible. there is a lot of issues out there as you know. so which ones are possibly could be moved, which ones are the most important to us. you have to prioritize. if everything is important, nothing is important in my view. connell: what would be priority a knowing what you know right now? i understand there are unknowns. what would you take on next? >> the top priority. let me give you top four from me is cyber meddling. we have elections coming up. that is critically important, even if the russians don't reduce the threat to us, that we're prepared to deal with it. the other question is syria, iranian expansion, that is very, very important to us

so that the president of the national council of magistrates, the body that oversees judges and prosecutorsst week the justice minister was forced to step down. the crisis marks a major test for peru's new president. in march after his predecessor resigned over undisclosed financial ties to resulting construction firm. -- to a brazilian construction firm. he endorsed thursday march is. >> the protests taking place today have my support, because together we will combat corruption. the president called a special session of parliament friday to address the crisis. host: let's look at what's making headlines. irelandmay in northern pledging her brexit plan will keep the border open. the u.n. warning members to prepare for the possibility of britain crashing out of the block. french president emmanuel macron sacked his security eight after he was caught on film beating of protesters at it made a rally in paris that made a rally in paris. in paris.y rally catherine bennett will serve more news on trade tensions. catherine: the u.s. could be facing a backlash if it goes ahead with plans to impose

it will be national council for the american worker.hat is really behind this a pledge from companies and many major companies that signed off on this right on the bat, right off the bat, rather, that tries to get these companies to help out workers, sort of innovate the workforce going forward and the last sentence of this sums it up. let me read it to you quickly. quote, specifically over the next five years we pledge to create enhanced career opportunities for increased apprenticeships, increasedded education and, work based learning programs, continuing education an on-the-job training and reskilling. there will be no quotas placed on the companies. there will be no ramifications as well should they fall short if that is the case. so we hear from the president next hour. this is something being pushed by ivanka trump by the way but this is also a white house at this very minute as it has been for all week, ever since monday afternoon in helsinki a white house dealing with many questions involving russia, the latest of which involves

investment and send your fellow market yes but off to the mall for you and he can send a young bus national council me a muffin out of the mounted a shell and the muffin on him him as a kid not. a look to you to love unless they want to you know the ones that are beyond me you know a little really or she hired at the subway you. and the arab or men. if a blonde to be hey i like how low behaves it. may be a little insane if i hope. i'm ready though scaf and my sisters are. cleared and some you know i understand their feelings towards the syrian family next door we cannot be true to sympathize with them as if we teased because if you're in the ward we suffered a lot here in southern france a syrian army is ok basin of heaven and. my feeling is in north and met in between. because failure and the tortoise with. this are our houses and this hers were occupied by the syrian army they used to bombard us and target us by euros less or don't get launchers. countless people died homes were burnt down and families forced to seek refuge that's where. our village was a demarkation line between two lebanese arm

live as it happens, on the heels of this executive order this week establishing a president's national council for the american work force. we will bring you the story as it pops. meanwhile fox news alert on this, top republican public on capitol hill after a group of g.o.p. lawmakers introduced a resolution to impeach rod rosenstein. they say that they will continue pressuring the justice department to comply with document request. instead of forcing a vote that they warned the move of impeachment is still on the table. you are watching "outnumbered," i am harris faulkner, fox business networks dagen mcdowell, republican strategist and senior fellow for the independent women's voice lisa boothe. radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshall. and in the center seat, judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. we say that he is "outnumbered," we also call him judge nap. >> judge napolitano: happily outnumbered. >> harris: we need your critiques. >> judge napolitano: impeachment. >> harris: questions over 11 house republicans forcing a vote to impeach rod rosenstein. once they return from th

we have had for instance the national security council call out russia specifically. we've had some other sanctions levied on russia. but all of those things are substantially undercut if you don't have strong messaging from the top, from the president what we saw during the summit was the opposite. calling into question the intelligence community. calling into question whether putin did it. if i'm putin, put yourself in putin's shoes, looking at this, is that going to dissuade you from doing this in the future? is that imposing any kind of cost of any kind on you? or is that an encouragement to do it again. i would argue it is the latter. lack of preparation is another one i wanted to talk about. one thing that struck me is not just the would, would not comment. one of the best memes is that darth vader saying i meant to say i'm not your father. [laughter] >> it wasn't only that. it was also the president saying president putin has made an incredible offer. he's made an incredible offer to use our what they call mutual legal assistance system to allow the fbi to go i

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i'm director of washington operations for the national council of jewish women. if mr. o'connell at mr. grassley think the 90,000 supporters of the national council of jewish women are not going to write like hell to defeat this nominee, then they are sadly mistaken. we have been here before. and we have been successful. will we do it again? will we defeat this nominee? yes! what we defeat this nominee? yes! we have been here before. we will do it again. we cannot allow politics to masquerade as constitutional law. we say hell no. we will work to defeat this nominee across the country in every state. we will work with all of you. we look forward. team!ght, win >> good evening. elizabeth. i am president of the constitutional accountability center. we are here to say we are reclaiming the constitution for the american people, for all people who come to this country looking for that american dream that we all used to have. the supreme court behind us is crucial to the protection and liberty and equality that are part of that american dream. trump has told us what he is giv

the executive order also creates a national council for workers and a policy advisory board. >>> federal chairman jerome powell wrapped up two days worth of testimony. he reiterated his upbeat look at the economy even though the trade war could cause inflation to speed up. >>> here on wall street there are big gains for transportation and trade companies but it was a mixed finish. the dow rose 79 points. the s&p 500 added 6 points, and the nasdaq finished slightly lower. >>> the national highway traffic safety administration isn't acting fast enough on consumer complaints. that's according to the report from the transportation department. the report also found the safety agency's process for monitoring car and truck recalls is inadequate. for instance, the agency is not verifying recall completion rates. the actions could affect those affected by defective takata airbags. >>> and bruce springsteen is headed to netflix. ♪ a screen door slams mary's dress sways ♪ >> springsteen on broadway is expected to launch on netflix december 15th of this year. that will be the final night of his sold

with the decision which wasn't an easy one for his majesty to make in november the palestine national council met in algiers went on a fact made the historic announcement y.b.'s miss shaaban not begun to display that they are. not done yet that's just the thing with the with. i think i the form of the federation of the palestinian state was to find. the palestinians understood that establishing a state requires more than the p.l.o. had no control over anything or. hold that. they said that. that they didn't want the same thing as i'm getting by my this up going to. start up facing the way out of. the oil that's a sad thing almost. to engage my base if sold as a. richard to something less. palestinians also understood that america's backing was imperative if the dream of honesty in statehood was to be put there and they began to realize that their long time on the soviet union was no longer a dependable friend. or is the man i go to which i fight and i met with a good batch of i felt we had no common ground with him that he didn't see our viewpoint we told him the palestinian people had a very

the crisis led to the resignation of the supreme court precedent that magistrates national council was dissolved and the justice minister fired among others the journalist who published the wire taps says the level of corruption is much larger still. i have the certainty that this is just one part of something much more extended and if totally revealed to understand how the corrupt mechanisms function and relate to organized crime from the gangs on the streets to the highest level in congress. proposed reforms include a new election process for members of the judiciary. we will call on a referendum to begin changes with the most legitimacy possible to get the people's trust in the judiciary back it's unclear however if he's got it i would be able to carry out the full slate of reforms ask he lacks a strong base of support in congress on the streets demonstrators say they don't believe in government promises many people here say they don't trust peruvian officials they say that the way. to protest. this new audio recordings are released nearly every day angry peruvian say instead of jus

of what's been going on over the last decade or so the united nations within the united nations security council where the west's thinking obviously about libya and what happened with libya that there was a consensus in respect of libya and. in terms of the resolution it was passed but then that resolution of course was abused by britain france and the united states today and effect regime change in libya and i thought of course was very instructional i think for russia and for china that the west couldn't be trusted and therefore when we've seen with syria the various resolutions that the west is attempts to pass there and elsewhere in the world the west's well really we mean the west by what we mean is present france in america pushing a constant agenda of interference in other countries affairs for that section of benefit and that is going to oppose consistently by russia and china so even on the united nations security council russia and china have been pushed constantly together by the west and the comment you just came out with peter is really part of what putin himself said recently when

the director of the president's national economic council. larry, welcome back, so good to see you. thank you. >> brennan: we did have a good economic growth number that q2 number 4.1%, hard to argue it was anything but goodwin for the president. but when you take it apart was this sort of just a temporary burst of buying ahead of the implementation of the president's tariffs? >> no. i don't think so at all. the basics of this number were consumer spending and business investment. those are the basics of any number. c plus i to put it in economic terms. it's doing terrific, rising better than 4% as was the overall. and i know some people have tried to downgrade this by ahead tariffs.s, buy heay, we don't know that, lot of heroes about that. i'm glad to see exports rising whatever the reason. the biggest thing that nobody has talked about in terms of these smaller issues is, inventories. inventories fell by i think $5 billion. that is very unusual. it took at least a percentage point off of gdp. but these things jump around a lot. the heart of this report as i said, some are spending

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this proved a lifeline to affect his ability to convene the palestine national council with the required one allowed him to maintain the legitimacy of his leadership of the p.l.o. . the has now lawfully measured we looked for locations to hold the p. and c. meeting there were suggestions of holding it on board the ship it was the session of the p. and c. hadn't taken place the p.l.o. wouldn't have finished and tell us any legitimacy last so in spite of our reservations it was convened and i'm on the jordanian p.l.o. representative led to the signing of the i-man accord in february one thousand nine hundred five according to its terms the p.l.o. and jordan would form a joint delegation to future negotiations for resolving the out of israeli conflict syria opposed the accord and sought to exact retribution for out of that small once again eleven on was the battleground. the syrian backed militia and and the other factions besieged the palestinian refugee camps in beirut and southern lebanon. the camps were subjected to an on and off siege and onslaught for the next three years. that can lo

i'm jodi, director of washington operations at the national council of jewish women. [cheers and applause] if mr. trump and mr. mcconnell and mr. grassley think that the 90,000 members and supporters of the national council of jewish women aren't going to fight like hell to defeat this nominee, then they are sadly mistaken! we have been here before and we have been successful. will we do it again? ?ill we defeat this nominee yes. will we defeat this nominee? yes. we have been here before and we will do it again. we can't let politics to masquerade as constitutional law. we say hell, no. we will work to defeat this nominee across this country in every state. we will work with all of you and we look forward. go, fight, win, team! [cheers and applause] >> good evening, everyone. my name is elizabeth. i'm president of the constitutional accountability center. [cheers and applause] and we are here to say that we are reclaiming the constitution for the american people, for all people who come to this country looking for that american dream that we all used to have. and the

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and his criticism made to the united nations council on human rights goes much, much further. >> the united states has the highest income inequality in the western world, and this can only be made worse by the massive new tax cuts overwhelmingly benefiting the wealthy. >> reporter: just days before alston delivered his report, the united states had pulled out of cithe u.n. human rights co claiming it was stacked against u.s. ally israel and refused to be reformed. >> for too long, the human rightsouncil has been a protector of human rights abusers and a cesspool o. political bi >> reporter: american ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley reacted to alston's reportith a strongly worded letter, calling the report, "misleading," iv"politically med" and "biased." she said it was "patently e ridiculous" for n. even to examine poverty in "the wealthiest and freest country in the world." but alston's report tohe u.n. not only implied that u.s. policies toward poverty ignored rights, but, as a result democracy itself is being lysteandermined. how did you conceive of the idea to come tohe united

last decade of the united nations within the united nations security council where the west's thinking obviously about libya and what happened with libya although there was a consensus in respect of libya in terms of the resolution it was passed but then that resolution of course was abused by britain france and the united states today and effect regime change in libya and i thought of course was very instructional i think for russia and for china that the west couldn't be trusted and therefore when we've seen with syria the various resolutions that the west is attempts to pass there and elsewhere in the world the west well really we mean the west by what we mean is pretty france in america pushing a constant agenda of interference in other countries affairs for that section of benefit and that has been opposed consistently by russia and china so even on the united nations security council russia and china have been pushed constantly together by the west and the comment you just came out with peter is really backed up by what putin himself said recently when trump said he would almost

and sixteen report by the twenty first century school fund the center for green schools and national council on school facilities it would cost roughly one hundred forty five billion annually to maintain and modernize school buildings and this deficit is bound to grow because the number of students is growing between one thousand nine hundred four and two thousand and thirteen to student population grew by nearly five million requiring an additional thirteen thousand k. to twelve schools. by two thousand and twenty six enrichment is projected at fifty one point four million students that's about one point five million more than right now with the problem obviously getting bigger and the many recent stories of school will some are hoping that the president will be persuaded to make an investment in education infrastructure sooner than later reporting for r.t. on alex mileage and. what we already took a look at rose a previous episode back on the other way arch liches as well. you see them all over the roads on highways freeways and squeezing through tight streets with precision often you're p

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the palestinian parliament in exile the palestine national council met in algiers in april of that year. a common cause help unify ranks.