. >> one of the leading members of the palestinian liberation organization, the plo, has resigned. was growing speculation about her reasons for leaving. in an official letter, she says it's to allow for the renewal of palestinian leadership. she was the highest-ranking female politician in the palestinian authority and a plo executives since 2009. -- executive since 2009. >> she said that she had met with president mahmoud abbas on november 24, and she told him that she was going to be resigning and followed that up with a written resignation the next day. she says that the president has referred her designation -- resignation to the palestinians and the council. this is the council that has reappointed her to this position of being an executive committee member in 2018. in her statement, she says that this resignation wasn't supposed to be announced. but it has been linked to the media. -- leaked to the media. we've heard the media referring to sources telling them that she indeed did resign. in the statement she sent today, she says, "while i appreciate and respect the president

amy: can you address why you step down from the plo leadership? explain your decision. clubs i did issue an statement and did speak out but it is a fulfilling actuay not just a promise, practicing what you preach and amy was in the sense i believe it is time for the plo to be reformed, for the institutions to be rejuvenated, for the democratic process to take place, to have elections and elect new leadership -- particularly young men and women. and of courseo respect our institutions and their role. there have been several instances and issues -- whi i don't want to discuss right now, but did discuss them. i felt have weakened and undermined the understanding of the plo and decisn-making, and notinued the rift which was weaken thend has paleinian position internationally anin terms of standing up to israeli violations. there's a long list of ings but i feel it is tim i have been saying to leave for some time w. i wanted to practice what we call a graceful exit in order to make room for others, and trigger more reform or trigger a meeting of the institutions of the plo i

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immediately fell on the symphonic organisation, a dissident palestinian group that had split from fatah and plo director of the french association for victims of terrorism is has three other suspects are still at large in the middle east. but the families will be glad to see at least one person stand trial. translation: we are going to try to persuade jordan translation: we are going to try to persuadejordan and the west ba n k try to persuadejordan and the west bank to follow norway's lead and join the fight against terrorism, because the fight against terrorism means never letting crimes go unpunished. we must all stand in solidarity to denounce terrorism, regardless of borders. waled abuzayed, now aged 62, has arrived in paris from oslo, where he has been living since 1991. he denies being involved in the attack, saying he was in monte in the attack, saying he was in m o nte carlo in the attack, saying he was in monte carlo at the time. the goldenberg killings were part ofa goldenberg killings were part of a wave of anti—semitic attacks in france in the 1980s, attacks in france in the 1980s,

and just briefly, pretty grim numbers coming out of the us plo certainly, but also worldwide pretty grimmore than 1.5 million people around the globe that have died from coronavirus, 20% of those or just have died from coronavirus, 20% of those orjust under 20% of those are in the united states, so those are in the united states, soi those are in the united states, so i suppose that is why it is so so i suppose that is why it is so important that everywhere around the world there is this faith in vaccine efforts and the effort of government to keep people safe and controlled the virus too. let's get some of the day's other news. talks between european and british negotiators are going on late in to the night again. this was food for them arriving a little earlier. urgent compromises are being sought in key areas, including fishing rights and competition rules. its expected that eu's lead negotiator michael barnier will go back to brussels on friday to brief leaders on the state of play. facebook has said it will remove false claims about covid—19 vaccines from its platforms over the comi

and when i was, again, growing up as a teenager, seeing the revolution in iran, seeing the plo tryinge east, seeing what were called at the time vietnamese boat people, and the impact of what was happening in cambodia and the end of the vietnam war, it was painfully obvious to me that we weren't studying any of these places or people in my classroom. and i suppose the defensive answer is in rich, established countries, you've got good educational systems that encourage people to think for themselves. i think that the point of being a historian, like braudel famously said, is to be brave, and that means tackling big subjects. that means tackling regions and peoples who haven't really been written about. and that's quite hard to do. that's a very interesting answer. i just wonder whether part of your determination to look east and to tell the stories of central asia and, of course, of china was that you could see which way the wind was blowing politically, economically, culturally, even, in the early 21st century. because, of course, the great success of your book has coincided with a m

because for the first time, tonight, i can tell you a republican senator is joining what had only been a plo plot in donald trump's mind and rogue house republicans. the idea at the last minute they would challenge the certification of biden's win on the floor of congress. senator holly is announcing he actually will be the very first senator who wants to go this far, who wants to drag this out an extra little bit and object to biden's win next wednesday. that's typically a congressional formality. i want to be clear before i go further tonight because part of this story matters but part of it is procedurely irrelevant. what is happening here will not impact the results whatsoever. because no matter what any republicans were to try to do in the senate, the house has full power to shut down any empty challenge to biden's victory. >> i have no doubt that on next wednesday, a week from today, that joe biden will be confirmed by the acceptance of the electoral college as the 46th president of the united states. >> the rules give speaker pelosi the power there, which means this planned challenge

comes close on the others, he does spend significant sums on the military but not at the expense of ploing up the federal budget like for example ronald reagan would do. so if i told you that i could get you presidents that depave you eight years of peace, was had 70% approval rating, would pass progressive legislation on issues like civil rights and housing and health and education, our infrastructure, super highways, and would somehow manage to get us out of an unpopular war all while balancing the budget, i think i have just described the political unicorn. but that is the legacy of eisenhower. >> well, and you go from there of course, you mentioned balanced budget. john f. kennedy ran against richard nixon claiming that there was a missile gap and got into of course what is arguably the greatest failure of presidential leadership during the cold war and that is of course vietnam. he and his vice president and then president lyndon johnson. it's easy to look back at these two and either romanticize what jfk might have done if he lived to prosecute that war. and ask to demonize lbj for n

it's not yet known when the facility will receive another bach of the vaccine for the rest of the em plo i yeahs and veterans. the v.a. in palo alto was selected for the ability to vaccinate large numbers of people and it has the freezers capable of storing the vaccine, which is critical. >>> while people in the bay area started getting vaccinated today, the first person in the whole state to get a shot was a los angeles nurse. >> it's going to take a bit for my body to develop that immunity and get me safe, but it's definitely starting to ease a little more of those fears and anxiety as i go about my day. >> she has not felt side fe effects, just arm soreness. moderna is next to be considered for emergency use authorization in the u.s. for people ages 18 and older. the fda released a briefing document ahead of the meeting thursday confirming the vaccine's effectiveness against covid-19 is 94.5%. that document also details the safety profile of the vaccine as favorable with no specific concerns. >>> well, clearly, we need these vaccines, it's another record setting day for the coronaviru

that they have intelligence that shows that what china is doing right now is testing the 2 million plorship, they're testing them so they can enhance their capabilities, human enhancing. that's called gene editing, they're trying to make soldiers, military people able to handle extreme weather or able to handle a chemical attack and they're testing it right now on humans, members of the plo. obviously they're not doing it willingly. but this is who we're dealing with. lee: yeah, i mean, it's been fascinating to watch china over the last few decades. it used to be we viewed china as not as a threat because everybody thought they would of stay in their own borders, they would be focused on making it the best china could be internally, not ex personally. that's -- externally. that's clearly not the case now. that's one thing people agree on. there's very few things that democrats and republicans want. republicans and democrats both want america to be tough on china, to be prepared for china as a threat, not just because of the coronavirus, not just because of intellectual property, but be

if you a plo apply online, it wl take five minutes. you can make it easier creating an account.alia, you log on to housing.sfgov.org. >> i have lived in san francisco for almost 42 years. i was born here in the hayes valley. >> i applied for the san francisco affordable housing lottery three times. >> since 2016, we've had about 265 electronic lotteries and almost 2,000 people have got their home through the lottery system. if you go into the listing, you can actually just press lottery results and you put in your lottery number and it will tell you exactly how you ranked. >> for some people, signing up for it was going to be a challenge. there is a digital divide here and especially when you are trying to help low and very low income people. so we began providing digital assistance for folks to go in and get help. >> along with the income and the residency requirements, we also required someone who is trying to buy the home to be a first time home buyer and there's also an educational component that consists of an orientation that they need to attend, a first-time home buyer wo

if you a plo apply online, it wl take five minutes. you can make it easier creating an account.o get to dalia, you log on to housing.sfgov.org. >> i have lived in san francisco for almost 42 years. i was born here in the hayes valley. >> i applied for the san francisco affordable housing lottery three times. >> since 2016, we've had about 265 electronic lotteries and almost 2,000 people have got their home through the lottery system. if you go into the listing, you can actually just press lottery results and you put in your lottery number and it will tell you exactly how you ranked. >> for some people, signing up for it was going to be a challenge. there is a digital divide here and especially when you are trying to help low and very low income people. so we began providing digital assistance for folks to go in and get help. >> along with the income and the residency requirements, we also required someone who is trying to buy the home to be a first time home buyer and there's also an educational component that consists of an orientation that they need to attend, a first-time hom

explico que ya sabemos que es lo que le pasa tiene una Úlcera y tuvo que ser hospitalizado en presenta ploa dijo, este muchacho no debe estar en la cÁrcel porque Él es muy lindo muy bueno y la verdad que ve tÚ a saber quÉ le dijo a la muchacha o quÉ hizo para que Él reaccionarÁ de esta manera porque los hombre tienen su carÁcter y se enojan y tenemos que entender que a veces reaccionan asÍ. lo cual me parece lamentable que haya dado estas declaraciones pero bueno, ¿cÓmo vez ada? >> me sacÓ de onda cuando las le y, la verdad que no pensaba que iba a hacer un comentario como ese me parece que como mujer es denigrante lo que ella habla solamente porque tiene una cara bonita o porque sea un lindo niÑo, no quiere decir que tiene alguna excusa para agredir fÍsica y emocionalmente a nadie, asÍ es que me parece, muy, muy, muy desatinados los comentarios. asÍ es que mejor voy a posar a otra cosa porque me parece el corazÓn lo que acaba de decir. tenemos mÁs en farandula pero ahora pasamos con rebeka smyth ♪ ♪ >> y bueno esto es la vuelta y bueno, cardi b fue nombrada mujer del aÑo por la revista bi