netanyahu: thank you. pres. trump: thank you very much. pm. may: mr. president -- pm. netanyahu: mr. president, thank you. i want to say something. this is the first meeting we have had since you started to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital, and to expedite the move of the embassy to jerusalem. and it want to say that this is an historic decision that will forever be etched in the hearts of our people for generations to come. people say that this pushes peace backward. i say it pushes peace forward. because it recognizes history, it recognizes present reality, builte truth can only be on the basis of truth. we will always remember that. we also support you completely and your stalwart position on the evo nuclear deal, you said it is a disastrous deal. flawsid that it's fatal -- should youlaws decide to walk away from that if , you decide to do that, we will back you all the way. we also appreciate the fact that you confront iran's aggression with us and with other parties in the region as never before. i've never seen the realistic alliance between the united stat

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faces and add on to existing ones during had his meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. trump threatened to cut off aid to palestine unless they sat down to discuss peace. trump met with british prime minister theresa may where both expressed their mutual admiration of each other. also yesterday, trump addressed the controversy of his retweeting highly anti-immigrant videos last november telling itv that, quote, if you're telling me they're horrible people, horrible region racist people, i would certainly apologize if you'd like me to do that. he did not offer any formal apology, however. >>> now that we have a glimpse into what's going on there, joining me now, kelly o'donnell. kelly, what kind of reception has the president received so far? a lot on the agenda today. what should we expect from his upcoming speech there? >> well, good to be with you. the working day is already under way here in davos. the president was asked about his reception here and in a trump-like fashion said the largest crowds that this world economic forum has ever had are in part because of his visit

netanyahu. their decision to under play it and predict donald trump demise in this trip is typical media bo behaviorz: netanyahu said, you stood up strong, helping peace. and british prime minister theresa may also praising president. and nikki haley, saying, you have to come to the table, buck up, have courage and stop attacking the president. >> i think that makes sent to rethink the way that we give aid to the pa . you know this is an organization that gives half of foreign aid that we and other country give it to reward terrorism. also rest of the other half, they are not spending on terrorism, they are using to prop up this massive administrative state. just crumbs of millions of dollars we pay out in aid go to the people that are living in distress. >> gaza has highest unemployment rate in the world, it makes sent to say stop biting hand that feeds you when vice president pence goes to meet with you, come meet with him, stop acting like a child, it shows how woefully out of touch abbas is with his people, 70s% of palestinian people want to get rid of him, and him to step down and a new leader.

trump's fellow world leaders were out in full force. on thursday i interviewed israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu on stage at the forum. as almost two months ago president trump announced he was recognizing jerusalem and hoped to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv. sharltly thereafter the u.n. general assembly overwhelmingly voted to condemn america's decision. but this week, administration doubled down. vice president pence speaking on monday set a date saying the new embassy will open before 2019 is out. what does it mean for peace? here is my interview with the prime minister. prime minister, pleasure to have you. >> pleasure to be with you. >> president trump announced that the united states will move its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and the arab leaders i talked to who are not unsympathetic to israel say look, the reason we're opposed is this should be part of a final deal. the status of jerusalem should not be decided arbitrarily and unilaterally. we want this solved but in a way that helps produce a settlement. do you understand that point people make? >> i understand they say it, but i think they are wron

liberal democracies of western europe and the united states but we've seen through the kind of trump netanyahu axis that israel no longer feels like it even needs to be concerned about its image among you know jewish liberals and you know the mainstream american media it's going for an entirely different constituency internationally christian zionists and the european far right and so this policy really is of no concern to the leaders of israel how you or the other question every view you hear about the b.d.s. movement and things like that hasn't been successful enough to warrant this kind of response i mean really really think about because you see a lot of people you know hey they forget a lot of people just go to israel they don't protect you know they don't participate in the movement has the movement as big of a threat to justify this kind of reaction yeah i think obviously it has and you know there's a psychological component to b.d.s. as well getting the new zealand pops. lord to drop or trip to tel aviv is a major triumph because it sends the signal to israel that it's not a normal cou

president trump and netanyahu meeting in switzerland. take a listen here. oment. >> president trump: i have to say of the united nations we were pretty much out in the wilderness by ourselves, the united states, and we heard every country was going to be against us. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >> sandra: a woman shot in the head during last year's shooting in las vegas making a miraculous recovery. she was not expected to survive but yesterday 30-year-old she was getting ready to go home. >> on october 1st, a part of me changed that night, even though i will not be the same person, i will come back stronger. we will not let people like him win and we will not live in fear. >> sandra: doctors say she has a long road of therapy ahead but she is expected to be released from the hospital in a few days and return home to her husband and their two children. >> bill

netanyahu is in top form. of course he is. if president trump gets to arrive in davos like a rock star, netanyahu is the kinicky to his danny zuko. these two are true home bboyhom. the kushners have known netanyahu for decades. he stayed in the kushners family home in new jersey in jared's bedroom when he was a middle schooler. you saw president trump has had a number of meetings in the white house with other world leaders. but none would compare to how friendly he was when you saw -- i mean, up there going me and bb, we go back. it's not just about the united states and our embassy in israel. on a broad range of issues, he certainly seems to back the israeli agenda. >> oh, 100%. they're as simpatico as you can get. it's a beautiful thing. but they're both riding high as you can see. they're going to enjoy this meeting and they'll say a lot of positive things and they'll get -- trump will get some positive press back in the united states for it. so this is obviously probably one of his favorite parts of this trip. then he gets to schmooze with c

. >>> and an exclusive interview with benjamin netanyahu on president trump's recognition of jerusalem of israel's capcapita did that dash any remaining hopes of a two-state solution or did it strengthen those hopes? finally, move over davos men, davos woman is now running the show. the co-chairs of the world economic form were all women. >> even without testosterone we can produce positive constructive energy. >> but is there parody of the session? i'll give you facts and figures. >> first, here is my take, ever since donald trump was elected president, i've said when he did something right, i'd say so. that's gotten me into trouble with some viewers but i'm going to do it again. on friday at the world economic forum, trump gave a good spooee that was forthright embracing the world rather than condemning. if the speech represents a new approach for the president, it will be a huge step forward but of course, the problem with trump is by tomorrow morning he might veer off in an entirely different direction. the trump presidency so far is composed of three parts, trump one is the circus

addressing as the international community, money and the aggression of the settlers and netanyahu policies and trump not actually change. people are admiring to sacrifice in order to achieve the homeland. if i may say something, today, in this interview, you have sounded very combative. you have sounded like hamas has sounded for many years. but i would just say to you, in may of 2017, your movement came out with a new policy document for the first time, you, in hamas, said you would accept a solution which gave the palestinians a state on the 1967 lines. and it looked as though, with a new leader, mr haniyeh in place, it looked as though hamas was beginning to search for a way to play a role in the peace process. to become, if i may say so, more moderate. have you walked away from that now? are you not interested in being more moderate any more? i'm sorry to understand from you, because we are speaking about establishment of an independent state in the area of the occupied 1967. but this is the continuation of argument. but we are not going to denounce a square metre of our land which is palestine.

. ♪ davos, today, in president trump met briefly with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. nce thet meeting president announced plans to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. trump said future financial aid to the palestinians could depend on willingness to engage in peace talks. >> thank you very much. good to be with prime minister netanyahu. we've developed a great it'sionship, where i think never been stronger. and i can honestly say that. personal friends, we have discussions going with things, including trade. but the big move and something that was very historic and very important was the fact that we moving our embassy, as you know, to jerusalem. as we also know, that is way ahead of schedule, by years. and we anticipate having a small opened sometime next year. so that's a long time ahead of schedule. it's an honor. it's a great honor to be with you. thank you very much. >> thank you. want to saydent, i something, because this is the had sinceing you've your decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital and to and now tobassy, to move the embassy to jerusalem. this i

indiscernible] >> the president also met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu where peace talks came up. pres. trump: thank you very much. it is great to be here with prime minister netanyahu. we have developed a great relationship. that theestly say relationship is never been stronger. and as personal friends, we have discussions going on with israel including trade. but the big movement is something that was very historic , and very important was the fact that we will be moving our embassy, as you know, to jerusalem. know, we are way ahead of schedule by years. and we anticipate having a small version of it open sometime next year. that is a longtime ahead of schedule and it is an honor, and a great honor to be with you. thank you very much. p.m. netanyahu: thank you very much. i want to say something because this is the first meeting we have had since your recognition of jerusalem as the state capitol. i want to say, this is an -- that will be asked in the heart of the people. i think this pushes peace forward because it recognizes history, it recognizes the present reality, and peace could only

will show you that and his meeting with prime minister netanyahu. trump: thank you. it is a great honor to be with prime minister theresa may. the prime minister and myself have had a really great although some people don't necessarily believe that. but i can type, it's true. i think

during a meeting with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, mr trump was asked if talks can resumethe palestinians. this was his answer. when they disrespected us a week ago by not allowing our great vice president to see them, when we give them hundreds of millions of dollars in aid and support, tremendous numbers, numbers that nobody understands, that money is on the table. that money is not going to them unless they sit down and negotiate peace, because i can tell you that israel does want to make peace. and they're going to have to want to make peace too, or we will have nothing to do with it any longer. donald trump also met theresa may. it hasn't been plain sailing for them. when donald trump retweeted a british far—right group in november, the prime minister said this. i'm very clear that retweeting from britain first was the wrong thing to do. to which donald trump replied "@theresa—may, don't focus on me, focus on the destructive radical islamic terrorism that is taking place within the united kingdom. we are doing just fine!" also, the president cancelled a visit to londo

sharpening rhetoric on all sides are saying and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu he actually accused the boss of using trump's remarks as an excuse let's listen to what netanyahu said. as users. stick. to a secret we do. run away from the negotiations done it before you want to negotiate peace you've got to negotiate. we've never put any preconditions on the garage and . so we hear netanyahu is there saying that abbas is choosing confrontation over negotiation but is israel actually proposing new negotiations when i think what israel is trying to do at this point in time is to make the most of this very pro israeli presidency under trum and i think what we will see in the next three or maybe possibly also seven years depending on whether trump will be reelected is israel trying to really push for many of the demands to be implemented now it could be very well the case that they're trying to push for a renegotiation a restart of negotiations with the palestinians but certainly under israeli terms now the p.l.o. supposed to be unveiling a new strategy for going forward for dealing with the u.s. and israel what

arrest to negotiate about exactly and i would go even further i think the netanyahu government is clearly counting on the trump mentum to establish as many facts on the ground as possible and in doing that frankly i think they've abandoned all the . the usual pretense is because you can hear respectable people in israel openly questioning the palestinians people ask nico region or that ride to a silver in state and if you take these far right israeli vision to its logical and i wonder how does it here resolution what is the end of that strategy and quite frankly i don't know because i know that in israel we define ourselves as the democratic nation state of the jewish people yet for fifty years already we have a bi national one state reality where israel controls basically everything between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea in this territory between the jordan river in the mediterranean sea about fifty percent of the people living there are a palestinian arabs most of their muslims so they're not part of the israeli democracy nor are they part of the jewish nation state so we are facing in my mind fo

netanyahu. says the first top u.s. official to visit the city since trump's administration just decision to officially recognized roussel me as israel's capital and to move the u.s. embassy to the city before meeting netanyahu pence said a two state solution was still official american policy. president trump made a historic decision that you recognize a truce on this the capital of israel but is he also made clear in that decision at that we are committed to continue to respect jordan's role as the custodian of holy sites that we no position on boundaries and final status are subject to negotiation and and as i make clear to you the president made clear the world united states of america remains committed if the parties agree to two state solution. u.s. vice president mike pence there well palestinian president mahmoud abbas has canceled a planned meeting with peds in the west bank let's bring in our jerusalem correspondent tonya kramer for more autonomy or will there be no meeting whatsoever between parents and palestinian leaders. well they slow a meeting on the official sketch and that comes back to a decision by th

president donald trump, prime minister benjamin netanyahu ahead of their fourth meeting since presidentmp was elected to office. let's listen in. >> thank you very much. it's great to be with prime minister netanyahu. we've developed a great relationship, both as countries where i think it's never been stronger. i can honestly say that, and also as personal friends. we have discussions going with israel on many things including trade. but the big move and something that was very historic and very important was the fact that we will be moving our embassy, as you know, to jerusalem. as we also know, that is way ahead of schedule by years. we anticipate having a small version of it open sometime next year. so that's a long time ahead of schedule. it's an honor, and it's a great honor to be with you. >> thank you very much. >> mr. president, i want to say something because this is the first meeting weave had since your historic decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and move the embassy, and now to expedite the movement of the embassy to jerusalem. i want to say this is an hist

donald trump has threatened to stop aid to the palestinians unless they engage in peace talks with israel. he was speaking in davos alongside the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. a former palestinian negotiator‘s accused mr trump of leading the region towards chaos. and this story is trending on bbc.com. casey affleck says he won't attend this year's oscars. he won the best actor award last year for manchester by the sea. he was expected to present this year's best actress category, as oscars tradition dictates. the actor has been accused of sexual harassment by female crew members on previous films, claims he denies. that's all from me for now. there's been a sharp rise in the number of serious violent crimes and sex offences recorded by police in england and wales. us president donald trump takes his america first agenda two davos. how will this message be received by the world's global league? in the indian premier league is set to hold its biggest ever player auction. we break down the numbers on the world ‘s biggest sports auction. get‘s friday, everyone. good morning, asia. hello, world. thank you for joining us for another edition of asia business repo

but the "new york times" reports that president trump told prime minister netanyahu that israel had "won" on the matter but would have to make concessions to the palestinians in any eventual talks. so what concession is israel willing to give for all this stuff that you've been given by the u.s.? >> we have already made a profound concession. we've handed gaza over to the palestinians and they made a mess of gaza into a failed and terror state. we're not going to do that again. we gave up 80% of historical land of israel back in the '20s. what we need to see is how bottom up we create good lives for palestinians and israelis side-by-side. we're not going anywhere, they're not going anywhere. we have to figure out how to do it. but it's very tough to do it when the palestinians call and actually will fund their citizens to kill jews. they'll pay $3500 to anyone who kills many jews. they'll only pay $400 to someone who injures a jew. that's the official running rate in the palestinian authority government. that's crazy. so before we talk about peace, i would urge the palestinians stop k

border multiplied would not be in the interest of israel why do you think that netanyahu administration hasn't tried to talk trump out of it especially now that they seem to have such a cordial relationship well i think that in general the israeli government has lobbied with the americans to continue financing of palestinian economic development and certainly the palestinian security forces the israeli position on is one that owner of the. agency which was stains the refugee issue rather than getting the refugees integrated into palestinian society or into the countries where when really works in lebanon and in syria and in jordan and therefore as an engine see for seventy years assisting the refugee problem rather than helping to resolve it it keeps this dream of going back home which is now the state of israel proper and where those palestinian homes no longer exist so politically useful has taken the position that needs to be closed down entirely so if israel is not going to encourage the american government to continue paying for a room ok well mr abbas cannot force you to have to leave it there but it's been

has accused israel of being behind the protests israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu echoed u.s. president donald trump as he gave his reaction it's not only falls it's laughable and a local honey i will not involve the ring and. they deserve better brave uranian supporting into the streets they seek freedom it's a justice they seek the basic liberties that have been denied to them for decades israeli prosecutors have charged a palestinian teenager on twelve separate counts after she was filmed slapping and kicking two israeli soldiers in the occupied west bank sixteen year old i head to mimi remains in detention since her raced off to the videos posted online two weeks ago she could face up to two years in jail. who think a rebel fighters in yemen say at least thirty people have been killed or injured and as strikes in the port city of heyday the saudi led coalition planes reportedly targeted two vehicles carrying who thief fighters were to stop at a petrol station in his district local sources told al jazeera a number of civilians were among the dead. south koreans welcomed a new year message from no

a few days ago there was a report on israeli television saying that trump and netanyahu struck a dealclear progress, and to deprive it of ballistic missile. they have a secret a deal in this field. it means the coming year will be crucial. the saudis are in the american camp. the saudis sense that iran is a dangerous enemy. they look at things from that angle. i believe look at iran in the coming year, it will be a very major player. they managed to wind in syria they have a huge influence in iraq, and they are also having a huge influence, a war by proxy, in yemen. so they are a major player. and the us administration's role in that? it's role at this point seems to be very much on the side of the saudis, and donald trump's foreign policy seems to be motivated, among other things, that anything that barack 0bama did, he will not do. he is very anti—iran. steve always had this thing for iran. they have been the main sponsor for terrorism, there is a justification for being critical of the iranian regime, and particular of not wanting them to get nuclear weapons. but it is the idea of

next, a meeting with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who thanks donald trump for recognising as the country's capital. the palestinians have said they no longer view the us as a neutral roker in peace, but the president had an ultimatum for them. no more money unless they come to the table. —— broker in peace. money unless they come to the table. -- broker in peace. we give them hundreds of millions of dollars in aid and support, tremendous numbers, numbers that nobody understands. that money is on the table and it's not going to them unless they sit down and negotiate peace. but davos is about trade and a meeting with european business leaders gave mr trump another opportunity to sell america. a theme which are protectionist president will pursue further in his keynote address. he is audience of free traders may be sceptical —— is. but with the us economy booming, donald trump is clearly savouring the moment. the bbc‘s sally bundock is in davos and shejoins me now. sally, peter talking about the wave of expectation, but intrigued too as to how donald trump will make all of t

simply not involved, even though he is in the meeting, was in the meeting with president trump, and prime minister netanyahu, that the secretary of state is playing an unusually marginalized role. >> elise, that is very interesting point. >> it is a very interesting point. and, listen, this, you know, president trump was clear from the very beginning, even on the campaign, he was going to designate this to his son-in-law jared kushner. and you also have jason greenblatt who has taken an increasingly larger role in working with israelis and palestinians. and in the very beginning, i think both kushner and greenblatt gained a lot of kudos in the region for not just speaking with the israelis, but going out to the palestinians. they, you know, greenblatt went to a refugee camp, met with palestinian refugees, has been around the region, trying to, you know, learn more about the issues. but i think as, you know, kushner and greenblatt both have close ties to israel and now you see these gulf states, saudi arabia, united arab emirates, they're softening their positions on israel too and the cooperation they have

story: donald trump has threatened to stop aid to the palestinians unless they engage in peace talks with israel. he was speaking in davos alongside the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahur‘s rejected criticism of aung san syi kyi by veteran us diplomat, bill richardson. he called a burmese investigation into the rohingya crisis a "whitewash" and said ms suu kyi "lacked moral leadership." and this story is trending on bbc.com. casey affleck says he won't attend this year's oscars. he won the best actor award last year for manchester by the sea. he was expected to present this year's best actress category, as oscars tradition dictates. the actor has been accused of sexual harassment by female crew members on previous films, claims he denies. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.

president trump made the threat during a meeting today with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. trump said palestinian leaders disrespected the united states are refusing to meet with vice president mike pence during his trip last weekend. the state department says it will withhold $45 million in aid to palestinian refugees this month. the iraqi prime minister says the iran nuclear agreement should remain in place. he made his a comments during -- comments during an interview in davos. >> its harmful for a. its harmful for the region. it means there will be some conflict, some friction somewhere. and iraq will not be immune from that so i think we need to work very hard to keep things together and this is beyond us, the nuclear agreement is outside of us. the prime minister said the stoking of tensions could open cracks in the r

reaffirmation between the bond between israel and the united states, between benjamin netanyahu and president trumpwe expect pence to talk about moving the embassy. that is expected to happen sometime in the next year or so. and then we expect pence to say trump is committed to a two-state solution and a peace process. that is something pence talked about in jordan and egypt. even though it seems to have sent plans off the rails. something else pence talked about while visiting american troops along the syrian border, he said blame the shutdown on democrats and said democrats are holding the military troops hostage in the shutdown. pence very much getting political here in his visit through the middle east. of again, this will be the victory lap. he has been greeted as the man of the hour. it's worth pointing out there are essentially two kinds of protests. first, arab members of knesset and mahmoud abbas refused to meet pence is in brussels meeting with the eu pushing an entirely different vision. >> thank you for giving us the lay of the land. we know back here bipartisan senators are working to

trump is in davos. he has met with theresa may and benjamin netanyahu. how global leaders are taking his america first message. back in washington the mueller probe is said to be taking up the pace as one part of the investigation heads towards its conclusion. will president trump talking with the molar team? chuck says republicans should feel pressure to come to an agreement on immigration. do republicans actually feel the -- feelko we will ask the heat? we will ask john hogan. ♪ david: president trump aims to bring his america first message to davos trying to persuade world leaders that a stronger united states will benefit them as well. he started this morning with british prime mr. theresa may drawing on the historical special relationship between their countries. >> i think the feeling is mutual from the standpoint of liking each other a lot. there was a little but of a false rumor out there. i just wanted to correct it. here with the latest is alex wayne who is over there in davos. thanks for joining us. give us your best take based on your reportin

also accused israel of being behind the protests in iran israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu ak president trump as he gave his reaction it's not only false it's laughable and i like to hug me oh not in the ring in people they deserve better. bravery raining it's a poor into the streets they seek freedom they seek justice they seek the basic liberties that have been denied to them for decades iraq screws human waste the billions of dollars spreading this money could have built schools and hospitals no wonder mothers and fathers are marching in the streets the regime is terrified of them of their own people that's why the jails students that's why they burn social media i wish the iranian people success in their noble quest for freedom joining me from washington d.c. as i leave as he's the iran project director at the international crisis group and what with all sides during the negotiations for the twenty fifth a nuclear deal thanks very much for joining us say on algis air i first of all wanted to get your sense of what the situation is on the ground we're hearing a very heavy police presence i

has accused israel of being behind the protests israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu echoed u.s. president don trump as he gave his reaction it's not only false it's laughable and a local. i will not insult the ringing. they deserve better brave iranians are pouring into the streets they seek freedom they seek justice they seek the basic liberties that have been the mark to them for decades south korea has welcomed a new message from north korea's leader who's raised the possibility of talks kim jong un said he hopes ties with soul will improve but he also warned washington that he has weapons capable of reaching the u.s. and that the launch button is on his desk is ready prosecutors have charged a palestinian teenager on twelve separate counts after she was filmed slapping and kicking two israeli soldiers in the occupied west bank sixteen year old head to me remains into tensions and rest after the video was posted online two weeks ago she could face up to two years in jail. he's the rebel fighters in yemen said least thirty people have been injured or killed and as trucks in the fourth city of had

with regard to the middle east because it's the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is meeting with president trump president trump of course in the last year has said he'll push forward the middle east peace process but in fact things have pretty much gone backwards particularly since the administration recognized jerusalem as israel's capital and in recent days has cut the funding for the u.n. agency that deals with the palestinians under a so that will be an important meeting with the israeli prime minister and going into friday remember what president trump said about africa in the last week will be meeting with the incoming chair of the african union paul garvey who's the president of rwanda and then on friday we have the big speech that everyone's going to be watching very closely the tony here which president top trump has actually turned up in is he going to say something that fits in with this tone of global trade global values or is that going to be very much the domestic donald trump the domestic agenda of america first that speech is taking place here about thirteen hundred hours g.m.t.

headache for benjamin netanyahu at a time when he's under investigation when there's so much condemnation of israel from so many countries around the world in light of u.s. president donald trump decision to formally recognize roussillon as the capital of israel and that mr netanyahu would not want to risk alienating the u.s. giving them a headache if he were to try to push this resolution through to the knesset and pass it as a law and that also that it wouldn't play for him domestically as well. kind of tied to that mohammed one notices that it does seem a little vague that decision when it comes to geography of what way they want to annex it is that because this takes us to the sort of annexation could undermine what do you do with the occupied population if you take the occupied territory. i would say that that's certainly one of the reasons why the language has been vague because even if this were to get to the knesset in its current form this would be so in cindy area this would inflame tensions at a time when things are so uncertain and that's not really an outcome that most government officials here would like to see happening so you had this language that came out abo

donald trump has threatened to stop aid to the palestinians unless they engage in peace talks with israel. he was speaking in davos alongside the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahuing the region towards chaos. casey affleck says he won't attend this year's oscars. he was expected to present this year's best actress category. the actor has been accused of sexual harassment by female crew members on previous films, claims he denies. now on bbc news, thursday in parliament.

donald trump has threatened to stop aid to the palestinians unless they engage in peace talks with israel. he was speaking in davos alongside the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. a former palestinian negotiator‘s accused mr trump of leading the region towards chaos. casey affleck says he won't attend this year's oscars. he was expected to present this year's best actress category. the actor has been accused of sexual harassment by female crew members on previous films, claims he denies. now on bbc news, thursday in parliament. the. houthis thursday in parliament. a former labour minister talks about her battle with a brain tumour and wa nts to her battle with a brain tumour and wants to tackle cancer. 50 that we can live well together with cancer, not just dying of can live well together with cancer, notjust dying of it. the defence secretary announces a new review of the armed forces and faces calls for more spending. can we make sure we do not repeat the nonsense when people say you can modernise. and the government is told to do more tothe revolving door of former ministers and civil servants moving into lucrative jobs in the private sector. if nothing is

president donald trump has been meeting with other leaders at the world economic forum in davos switzerland before a sit down with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu he said palestinians must return to peace talks to receive american aid trump is due to address the four tomorrow authorities in france have issued flood alerts across the country after heavy rains in the capital paris authorities have shut train stations and rail lines due to the rising river waters some areas in the suburbs have been flooded the region has had twice as much rainfall as normal in recent months afghan officials have raised to forty the number of people killed in last saturday's attack on a luxury hotel in the capital kabul a health ministry official says twenty five afghans died in addition to fifteen foreigners taliban militants have claimed responsibility for the assault. in vienna the united nations has begun fresh efforts to jump start peace talks between the syrian government and the opposition the two days of talks in vienna come after eight previous rounds in geneva now even though a breakthrough seems as far away as ever u.n. special envoy for syria. remains o

president trump has threatened to stop aid to the palestinians unless they engage in peace talks with israel. he was speaking in davos alongside the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu chaos. casey affleck says he won't attend this year's oscars. he was expected to present this year's best actress category. the actor has been accused of sexual harassment by female crew members on previous films — claims he denies. now on bbc news, panorama. segregation in blackburn is increasing. we're here to stay, there's no point in running. they live in their areas and we live in our areas. isolation, segregation, division. never the twain shall meet. we've been here for generations, this is our country. all we want is our country back. fear of the unknown is probably our biggest element. 0k, why are you here? we need to move away from this stone age mentality. we have a divided country. 20, 30 years, something's going to happen. they'll take over eventually.

trump puts his america first agenda on the big stage, which is where we start. in between meetings with british prime minister theresa may and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahund other world leaders and business chiefs, president trump and his delegation spent their days in davos contradicting each other on the strength of the dollar and trade deals. it all culminated with trump's much-anticipated speech on friday. >> as president of the united states i will always put america first, just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also. but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. >> sounds pretty good, right? the details are the issue. joining us now from davos, our friend and partner ali velshi. ali, you have the home court advantage. you're in trump territory. what was your biggest takeaway? >> reporter: well, so i think there are two key take aways from the president's speech. the first is how much it wasn't. i mean, what an opportunity, the first time since the year 2000 that an american president has been here. usually each year there's a leader or two who shine, because they pu

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