a long lasting peace i will go live to hot abdel-hamid in kabul in a moment but 1st this report by osama bit of a it's. the united states has agreed on a deal that could see the complete. running war in the next 14 months. thanks. we recognize america shouldn't fight in perpetuity in the graveyard of empires if we can help afghans forge peace. and we have respect we believe that the afghan people are ready to shirk their own course forward. negotiating in. peace. and if we continue to fight against. them. commitment. in a matter of days. we are committed to this agreement. the afghan nation has been suffering for the past 4 decades we have suffered tremendously and i hope that with the withdrawal of all foreign forces from afghanistan. under the government on a new prosperous life while the deal was signed in a ceremony was also taking place in the capital of kabul u.s. secretary of defense and nato chiefs. president his government of the negotiations and the doesn't recognize it but under. the u.n. security council to lift sanctions on the. agenda for discussion with. their discussions

that same time period, now almost 20 years ago, there was a man named osama bin laden. he was working with a small group of people in a country called afghanistan that most americans could not even find on the map at the time. and he was meeting privately with them to be able to organize an attack on americans that we could have never maidged. training -- imagined. training individuals, sneaking individuals into the united states, training them further to be pilots, preparing them for an attack that happened september 11, 2001. not a soul alive that was alive during that time period doesn't remember where they were and what was happening on september 11, 2001. all of us, we were locked to our tvs watching an airplane fly into the side of a building and kill thousands of our friends and neighbors. on september 14, the united states congress passed use for military force for those individuals that carried out that attack three days after that attack. by october 7, the first troops had landed in afghanistan. they were organizing an effort to be able to find osama bin laden

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well mixed feeling number one because as a survivor of 911 we when they're looking for osama bin laden and. with the taliban was basically they were supporting al qaeda both at the same time you know we killed osama bin laden many years ago we should have been having this occupation for so long as a survivor i didn't need these actually we didn't have remember when we were going to war we went to places we were in you know gary stern and then we went to iraq and iraq didn't have anything to do with 911 and they tried to hold us the idea that the they were actually people we walked with that it wasn't so of the same way of what we're doing right here you know in afghanistan we were in the year with the main purpose that main purpose was a change of attitude viber i won the award to win and not only because of the people that we lost but of the people that were killed in the process because there were many civilians that were killed in afghanistan do we know our occupation of the contrary. about 47000 migrants have crossed turkey's border with the e.u. the turkish interior minister has c

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they used to say that osama bin laden is dead and general motors is alive. i think we can do one better. soleimani is dead and israel and the united states are alive. [applause] what -- what's really important about that is that nations of the middle east and the world are recognizing just how enduring israel is. the coming to reck mize that the more the middle east embraces israel, the brighter their future will be. and that's -- and that's what i want to focus on this evening. under president trump, israel is not a pie right yeah but a partner and rightly so. -- pariah, but a partner and rightly so. our special nations share so much, basic rights an freedoms including religion freedom and pleurism, rough and tumble politics. those they're holding their third election. they just can't get enough of them. [laughter] and just think of all the benefits that israel brings to the region in which it liffs. pleuralism ple of and free speech. [applause] israel brings a robust, free market, innovative economy where entrepreneurship is rewarded -- and it is a place -

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an islamic fundamentalist group that wants a pure state, which hosted osama bin laden before 9/11 thatwhat diplomacy looks like this is a withdrawal agreement, the u.s. promised to pull out all american troops, about 13,000 of them currently, and nat troops over the next 14 months, in exchange, the taliban has to make sure that afghanistan is never again a sanctuary for international terrorist groups like isis and al qaeda. but critics say all the taliban needs to do is wait it out, and it gets the country back. jose >> richard engle, thank you. >>> to weather now, an astonishing video from upstate new york along lake erie, high wind and waves and freezing temperatures have put whole neighborhoods on ice near buffalo, homes frozen solid with razor sharp icicles almost reaching the ground and there's dangerous weather in western ireland as well. wind from a severe storm there tipped over this semi-truck and it was all caught on camera. the driver got out uninjured, but the gusts blew up to 80 miles an hour. disrupting travel across the country >>> still to come, the extreme measures hos

to come on living with the consequences of the afghan war a doctor who helped the americans track osama bin laden has gone on hunger strike in prison claiming that both he and his family or injuring enqueue main treatment and that he's been all but abandoned by the u.s. his story still ahead. turn itin israel's latest election is thought to have been the highest in more than 2 decades the spy voters are going to head to the polls for an unprecedented 3rd time in less than a year so far it seems embattled prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a narrow lead and there's already claiming victory about this despite the fraud charges he faces on day floundering palestinian peace deal reporting from tel aviv . we're still waiting for the final results which we will expect in the next few hours but as you say the initial exit polls do put the country's prime minister benjamin netanyahu some 5 parliamentary seats ahead of his main rival baby guns who is a former army chief and this is good news for the netanyahu camp but it still means that the party for at least one or 2 seats short of being ab

dickens captured the guys at that moment to make a christmas carol being a condemnation of capitalism osamayes you know the ghost of christmas future was neoliberalism visiting upon the president to try to warn people what happens when you financial lies the global economy and you do 3 or 400 years with the consumption today chris. being a holiday of consumption or losing its its significance as a spiritual soulful occasion and here we are you know we've all been very very naughty and we've all been sent to our room and we're all sitting in our rooms now thinking about what we did this is a moment of self reflection for the global community to see.

another illustration really of the legacy of the afghan war a doctor who helped the american struck osama bin laden has gone on hunger strike in prison afridi ses it's a protest against the inhumane actions shown to him and his family. he isn't solid confinement exactly he is not. the family is allowed to meet him after 15 days i am not. with him in 2011 should kill a freebie launched a fake vaccination program to collect d.n.a. samples from bin laden's family so that the u.s. could find him but dr afridi was then arrested by pakistani intelligence until for treason and 2012 he was sentenced to 33 years convicted of having ties to militants afridi himself always denied the charge his sentence was later reduced by 10 years donald trump promised to rescue the doctor but nothing has been done. you think you can get that doctor out and yes i do i think i would get him out in 2 minutes i would let him out and i'm sure they'd let him out he promised you were right there get him into a minute of. a lot of them so. fulfill his promise. or we have got on to the pakistan foreign ministry and the u.

dickens captured the guys at that moment to make a christmas carol being a condemnation of capitalism osama yes you know the ghost of christmas future was neoliberalism visiting upon the president to try to warn people what happens when you.

a doctor who helped the americans truck osama bin laden has gone on hunger strike in prison shackle afridi sees it's a protest against the inhumane actions shown to him and to his family. he is in solid confinement exactly he is not allowed to move the family is allowed to meet him after 15 days i am not. with him i hear some of his story in 2011 the shekel afridi launched a fake vaccination program to collect d.n.a. samples from bin laden's family so that the us could find him but dr afridi was then arrested by pakistani intelligence and shield for treason. and 2012 he was sentenced to 33 years convicted of having ties to militants afridi and self wasn't always really denied that charge his sentence was later reduced by 10 years donald trump has promised to rescue the doctor but nothing has been don't. you think you can get the doctor out yes i do i think i would get him out in 2 minutes i would tell them let him out and i'm sure they'd let him out you probably heard about their get him into a minute as. a lot of them saw. fulfill his promises. well we've got onto the pakistan foreign min

osama donya is in tokyo he's the washington post spirit chief there welcome to t.w. why does the message about social distancing not seem to be getting through to people at. well so far japan hasn't seen the kind of excel aeration in coronavirus cases that we've seen in so many other countries many european countries in the u.s. . so people hadn't felt the coronavirus was as much of a threat the government had taken a fairly soft line up until now it hadn't been doing making a lot of recommendations it did coast schools but that was about it people were still commuting and as you said last week it was incredible everybody was how on the streets how nami cherry blossom viewing very popular there were there was an indoor martial arts event where thousands of people gathered in a stadium there were thousands of people to see the olympic torch north of tokyo it was as though nothing was happening and compared to the sort of scenes we saw we've seen in europe and in the us it was pretty incredible for us it was a slight sense of unreality and in the last few days i'm afra

in other story we're closely following today a doctor who helped the americans track osama bin laden has gone on hunger strike in prison shackled afridi sees it's a protest against the inhumane actions shown to him and to this family. he is in solidly confinement exactly he is not allowed to move the family is allowed to meet him after 15 days i am not. with him in 2011 shekel afridi launched a fake vaccination program to collect d.n.a. samples from bin laden's family so that the u.s. could find him but dr afridi was then arrested by pakistani intelligence and jailed for treason. and 2012 he was sentenced to 33 years in prison convicted of having ties to militants afridi himself always denied that charge his sentence was later reduced by a decade before becoming president donald trump promised through rescue the doctor but nothing's been not. think you can get their doctor out yes i do i think i would get him out in 2 minutes i would tell them let him out and i'm sure they'd let him out he promised you were right there get him in 2 minutes that. a lot of them saw. fulfill his promise

however, x, y, z, it's like saying osama bin laden was a bad guy. no, he was a demon. mr. soleimani also was a demon. this is a guy that traveled around arrogantly in the middle east bragging about the amount of people he killed, bragging about his ability to expand the iranian empire and the methods that come along with that, half a million dead syrians right now. by the way, assad would not be in power if it was not for iran. he look at the destabilization of lebanon, the innocent dead people in yemen at the yemen conflict, that's not america in saudi arabia. that's because the iranian regime overthrew the legitimate government of yemen, parks weapons in the middle of populated territory so when they are bombed, when they threaten airplanes, it kills civilians and they parade the civilians out. that's the heartlessness of what we're talking about. mr. secretary, i also want to mention on the airliner, after the iranian shot down the airliner, it was amazing to see the number of people that blamed president trump for shooting down -- none of this would have happened if it

parties to the conflict realize that the real work for lasting peace in the goddess stan has just begun osama bin job and others here are. now the hundreds of thousands of range of muslims who fled a campaign of violence in may a mob remain fearful of returning home despite the me amal government saying it's now ready to receive them more than 700000 range of fled to neighboring bangladesh in 2017 a recent un court ruling ordered me amal to protect them tom their child really has more. it has been more than 2 years since rocky had begun fled me and mark to bangladesh but she says her heart and soul still cries for a village home in iraq kind she stays in touch with a nephew and his wife will live in tongues as our village in northern rock and state she's worried about their safety we had her face in the video on her request that our body got to rally in less than a lot of the city the burning houses and appeasing the match there those who are stuck there facing constant harassment just like they did they also can find i'm strict in the movement they're living in a dangerous situation they're

dickens captured the guys at that moment to make a christmas carol being a condemnation of capitalism osama yes you know the ghost of christmas future was neoliberalism visiting upon the president to try to warn people what happens when you financial lies the global economy and you do 3 or 400 years with the consumption today chris. being a holiday of consumption or losing its its significance as a spiritual soulful occasion and here we are you know we've all been very very naughty and we've all been sent to our room they were all sitting in our rooms now thinking about what we did this is a moment of self reflection for the global community to sit in your room and think about what you've done because you've been very very naughty and there's a sort of sense that yes it is bad on the way to something better ok yes for example the revolution and france and the reign of terror were not pleasant events in themselves but at the end of the day they led to a republic and. a wealth and income gap that declined rapidly and you know a flourishing of the ordinary person the same here what we're seein

parties to the conflict realize that there is real work for lasting peace in afghanistan has just begun osama bin job without the 0. lots more to come here it out to 0 including on the brink of a new refugee crisis turkey opens its border with greece allowing refugees and migrants to cross into europe. and the new illegal israeli settlement that will bring added misery to palestinians in occupied east jerusalem. hello them all winter weather on the way across into areas of turkey about a real mix of rain and snow cools mostly the snow it's the high elevations we've also seen some pretty strong winds this system is being funneling its way through the eastern end of the mad and slightly by sunday the rain and snow possible on its way further east with through syria and on into northern areas of iraq it will continue that john east was as we go through monday again that snow in the cold and those high elevations and then really throughout much of the arabian peninsula paf in the fact we've got some pretty strong winds again coming down from the north it is nazi bad 24 in doha 31 celsius over in

fighting with no real end in sight more than 370000 people have been killed and millions displaced as osama bin javid reports the u.n. says more than 11000000 syrians are in urgent need of aids. i. think. the 2011 uprising had been brewing for decades and the suppression and exploded during the arab spring. people from all walks of life protested in their thousands and from the possibility of overthrowing a government they saw as undemocratic back then they were syrians and divided over the this city religion or sectarianism. but the government of bashar al assad used force against the protesters those opposing it were labeled terrorists. opposition leaders professionals activists were all targeted those who weren't executed but arrested tortured or went missing that's when the uprising turned violent who machine guns were replaced by tanks and rifles by airstrikes on the. when the government's use of indiscriminate bombs failed opposition areas were targeted with chemical weapons hundreds were killed. world leaders at these 2 meetings tried to find solutions the un security council has sin

for the nearly 1000000 people displaced by the latest fighting finding refuge is a daily struggle as osama bin javid reports somehow taney the turkey syria border many s. trunk struggling to find safety. it's playtime and ad lib far far mara than mahmoud this means chopping up grass and weeds but look closer and their playground becomes clearer it's a graveyard the grim reality doesn't end there it's also their home for the foreseeable future use or are soon he says the only place you could find shelter was with the dead floor nominal control council full model we are scared to rehire because of heavy bombardment we ascribe to if we've searched everywhere for shelter but the only available space was inside the cemetery god willing he will help us in after the situation gets better we return to our homes i don't think we can stay here longer the girls are too scared. nearly a 1000000 people have been displaced in the last 3 months of the monument and advances by government troops backed by iranian and russian forces where they used to pray for the dead is now home for 65 families i'm not. a

bernie sanders killed osama bin laden. ♪ i... so in love where you ♪ bernie sanders.nie sanders for president. ( applause ) >> stephen: that could help. that could help. that could push him over the top. this week, we found out that trump's getting his own pop-up ads in the sky, because the president's reelection campaign is planning to fly a blimp above swing states. wow. a giant, slow-moving, disaster waiting to happen is getting his own blimp! ( laughter ) of course, he might-- ( applause ) he might... of course, he might be using the blimp just to fly away from us disease-riddled humans, because we're all worried about the coronavirus. there's a lot of anxiety. and i'll tell you all about it in tonight's "goin' viral." >> i'm dating the mucinex guy. >> stephen: we're slowly learning more details about this thing. for instance, chinese scientists have identified two strains of the coronavirus: original and extra crispy. one of the big pieces of advice to combat coronavirus is do not touch your face. but for one public health official in california, that was easier

tracking an excellent system will turn our charge for the weekends and osama and i will let you knowtraffic x-rays show that 80 accident has been cleared out of the lanes on the left-hand side. if you want to keep your house i spelled out for a couple hours to. barely starting to see a slight back appear but it is lighter than usual for me out of these bay heading into san francisco. will have a look at the southbay in my next report. source jackie ward live from pier 27 in san francisco where you are supposed to see a massive cruise ship tiny print instead you just see a dark hole because thousands of people are aboard the grand princess cruise ship that has been linked to the first death in california caused by the virus and the ship is staying out there now. governor gavin newsom is declaring a state of emergency, having test kits flown out to the ship and not allowing the ship to talk until everyone is screened for rotavirus. and 71-year-old man died from the virus and gloucester county becoming the first covid-19 death in the u.s. outside of washington state. he eventually sough

just as i was proud when former president obama succeeded in his decision to kill osama bin laden inn pakistan. this was a defensive move that strike down one of the world's most powerful terrorists, that was organizing attacks against americans in iraq against defiance of the un. i applaud the president for making our red lines clear to the iranian regime. attacking americans is never acceptable and when american lives hang in the balance, iran will be held to account for its actions. thee middleas east is a safer place i because of the united states and is being clear and consistent in its intentions soleimani's success, is malen, connie, soleimani's counterpart east of iran, the welletary, aru soleimani's headed operations in the west, are you concerned d that connie will expand his u.s. activities in afghanistan and how is the administration at sae mitigating the risk to u.s. in interest? >> i can say more about iranian activity in a classified setting. a but i will say in this forum, they share along the border, there is a history of iran engaging an activity in a afghanistan.n w

i remember covering him in 2012, one of his main lines was osama bin laden is dead and general motorsomething biden stressed repeatedly over time and something he's hoping that voters here will remember tomorrow. >> david, you mentioned now is the time for leadership and i also know you're a washington nationals fan so i want to throw up on the screen here a picture from over the weekend, from patrick corbin, pitcher for the nationals, who says, "so this happened today, got to golf with the president," a number of the washington nationals there golfing with the president on sunday in the middle of this coronavirus outbreak. is this the type of leadership that president trump promised when he ran for office? >> no, and i think the specter of a president right now who is going after democrats who's talking about the surgeon general complimenting him that he's in better health and doesn't need as much sleep as other people is so ridiculous. this is a time when we've got to be very serious, where we have to increase the number of tests, when you have to project confidence, not false confi

your father is spoken out against terrorism as you say including against the $911.00 attacks against osama bin laden himself but the fact is that he was once a hero of good lardons the late al-qaeda leader even fight in your father's farm on the outer as his ideal personality you praise your father for in lightening muslim you. you accept surely at the very minimum that whatever he says now he was once a quote unquote extremist well you know what in the eighty's bin laden like so much of their oil family and he was very close to them those who actually gave all the platform those who push the jihadi agenda at that time those who run who ran the show at that time those who should be responsible my father was a popular cleric he was admired by everybody the royal at the time he was respected by the royal family by the people but just in time a lot of hours just to be fair and get our facts right when billard turned against the saudi government when he'd already carried out the world trade center attacks and he published his famous fatwa against americans and foreign invaders etc in the mid n

the middle east, just as i was proud when former president obama succeeded in his decision to kill osamabin laden in pakistan. this was a powerful terrorist who was organizing attacks against americans in iraq in defiance of u.n. security council resolution, 2231. i applaud the president for making our red lines clear to the iranian regime. attacking americans is never acceptable and when american lives hang in the balance, iran will be held to account for its actions. the middle east is a safer place when the united states is as you said, clear and consistent in its intentions. soleimani's successor, mr. secretary, is head of the force. soleimani's counterpart in countries east of iran, afghanistan, pakistan, and central asian republic. while soleimani's headed operations in the west, mr. secretary, are you concerned that he will seek to expand iran's malign activities in afghanistan and how is the administration mitigating the risk to u.s. interests? >> so, i can say more about iranian activity in afghanistan in a classified setting, but i will say in this forum, they share a long bord

so the previous administration had a phrase, the uses say, osama bin laden is dead, and general motorsgood. i think we can do one better. soleimani is dead, israel and the united states are alive. wow (applause) what is really important about that the nations of the middle east in the world are recognizing how enduring israel is. the coming the recognize the more the middle east embraces israel, the brighter their future will be that's what i want to focus on this evening. under president trump israel is not a pariah but a partner and rightly so. our special nations, share so much a pining spirit basic rights and freedoms and pluralism and rough-and-tumble politics, israel loves politics so much they're holding their third election. they just can't get enough of them. and just think of all the benefits that israel brings to the region, it's an example of pluralism and free speech. (applause) israel brings a robust free market, innovative economy, where entrepreneurship is rewarded and it is a place a unique place in that region. a place where all can worship freely without fear or favo

and osama bin laden discovered that barack obama really meant it when the first day in office he said, find bin laden. so i think what we see is -- and by the way, both thought that america's most important weapon in foreign policy were ideas. in the westminster address, reagan said, "democracy is not a fragile flower. still it needs cultivating." in the noble prize speech, obama talked about the meaning of the american idea and how we need to move forward. and by the way, one final thing, and it's curious. they both had good friends, the speaker of the house from the other party. if you haven't read about tip o'neal's friendship with reagan, it's almost sweet. tip o'neal would come in and he was giving reagan, you know the what for because he was a good liberal and i agreed with tip. and reagan would say, tip, why are you talking this way to me and tip would say -- you are so nice when we have a drink together. [ laughter ] and tip would say, it's not after 5:00 yet. [ laughter ] and reagan said, it is somewhere. and obama and boehner. remember when he got boehner to make a camio in

who led the successful mission to find osama bin laden.n post" this week, the coronavirus has thrown us all in the mud. we are cold, wet and miserable, and the dawn seems a long way off, but make no mistake about it, we will prevail, because the only thing more contagious than a virus is hope. i'll add to that, teamwork. stay strong. stay safe. stay home. we'll see you next week. stay home. we'll see you next week. up on emergency supplies and the south bay company that devised a covid-19 test able to detect the disease in minutes. >>> also, how not to socially distance. what one bay area fire department is saying about the influx of people heading to the beach. >>> good morning. you can see the clouds, 56 going for the high of 67. but we've got showers in the forecast. maybe even a thunderstorm. we will time it out for ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we nee

and nato troops within 14 months if the taliban sticks to its parts osama bin job reports. will destroy a new chapter may have opened for afghanistan the united states has agreed on a deal that could see the complete withdrawal of its troops from its longest running war in the next 14 months. we recognize america should fight in perpetuity in the graveyard of empires if we can help afghans forge peace. and we have respect we believe that the afghan people are ready to shirk their own course forward. for the past 18 months the taliban and the u.s. government have been negotiating in a cutter finally agreeing on a plan aimed at cementing a permanent peace as part of the deal the taliban will not allow god is found to be used by al qaida and it will continue to fight against isis. see the 7 day reduction of violence last week with a test for them now comes a test for the us commitment it must facilitate the release of 5000 taliban prisoners in a matter of days. we are committed to this agreement to a force that the afghan nation has been suffering for the past 4 decades we hav

more than 80 tents in the camp more than 200 of these camps have been set up sent they sembler as osama bin reports from attainder the turkey syria border many are struggling justified safety. it's playtime and it led far far more. than mahmoud this means chopping up grass and weeds but look closer and their playground becomes clearer it's a graveyard the grim reality doesn't end there it's also their home for the foreseeable future use or are soon he says the only place you could find shelter was with the dead. puzzle fall doubled we ascribe to rehab because of heavy bombardment we ascribe to if we've searched everywhere for shelter but the only available space was inside the cemetery god willing he will help us an after the situation gets special we return to our homes i don't think we can stay here longer the girls are too scared. nearly a 1000000 people have been displaced in the last 3 months of the monument and advances by government troops by iranian and russian forces where they used to pray for the dead is now home for 65 families i mean that. we provided shelter to the displac

the previous administration is to say that osama bin laden is dead and it's a lie.oleimani is dead and israel and the united states are alive. [cheering and applauding] what's really important about that, is the nation of the middle east and the world recognizing just how enduring israel is. coming to recognize that the martha middle east embraces israel, the brighter their future will be. that's what i want to focus on. under president trump, israel is a partner. rightly so. [applause] are special nation, pioneer experience, basic rights to freedom including religious freedom, rough and tumble politics. today third election, they can't get enough of them. [laughter] think about the benefit israel brings to the region. an example of pluralism and great speech. [applause] it is a robust free market, innovative, entrepreneurship is rewarding. it's a place, a unique place in that region. a place where all work freely without fear or favor. [applause] good things have ripple effect, you know that. they set the example for pluralism. productive israeli economy, there's n

he said, osama bin laden, you can kiss my royal fat irish ass, and the place went nuts.ment, that was the moment that america began to fight back so i'm hoping may 11th will be one of those beautiful moments where we'll be on the back side of the epidemic curve. we'll do it virtually and we'll show you can continue life but in a new way, and we're going to continue business as usual and we're going to help the people who need it the most it's going to be a great night so more details on that. we'll come back and, again, i'm optimistic this brings out the best in us, these crises do. 2008 and the great financial crisis robinhood raised more money than it ever has i'm really optimistic about the future i know we'll beat this thing and i'll look forward to doing my small part in it, like each of us is going to >> paul tudor jones, it's a privilege to spend time with you. thank you for spending the last half hour with us and our viewers. i know we all appreciate it. we just have literally seconds to go now before we are going to get the initial jobless claims numbers you jus

no different than osama bin laden. no different than al-baghdadi. a terrorist is a terrorist n this case soleimani was a rights and serial human abusers. responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands of people across the middle east. the world is a better place for the fact that he is not -- he is no longer on this emplet all this is doing is seeking to tie the president's hands. and the last thing i want is any commander in chief and to my colleague for any party having to come back to this body to defend americans, to defend our diplomats, and to exercise his right to take terrorists off the face of this earth. i cannot encourage my colleagues more strongly to oppose this resolution. this is politics at its worse. i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. i yield two minutes to the the gentlewoman from california, miss barbara lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. lee: thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding and your consistent