to you ok to qatar see how much sick. leave us all. to say constructive talks taking place between the 4 nations and they want to reach a final agreement hello i'm richard gives birth in europe the listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is covered here are the media stories we're looking at this week there's news of a possible reconciliation in the arabian gulf the end of the blockade of qatar the french president still is president sisi of egypt with the legion of honor but make sure there are no french journalists there to cover it science reporters have proven their value in covering the pandemic they've also taken some heat and finally what are the chances that the planet earth will be accepted for membership in a got electric federation is there enough food to go around it looks like some people are starving based on our track record not great. it's been 3 and a half years now since 4 arab governments led by saudi arabia cut off relations with qatar and imposed a blockade on the country now there ar

saudi arabia and qatar have not been on the same political page for decades . independent brand of foreign policy took form in the early ninety's. and its launch of al-jazeera arabic in 1996 changed the relationship qatar had with its neighbors in the gulf al-jazeera journalists offered the kind of reporting critical of authority that the saudis and other arab governments did not tolerate on their own state funded they still do in 2017 when muhammad bin salma m.b.'s was made saudi crown prince the gloves came off the blockade was in place. as the saudis bahrain and each issued a list of 13 demands the guitar is happy to meet if relations grew to be normal. has. turned to turkey and iran for trade and has drawn closer to the islamic republic directing its planes through iranian airspace. the saudis with. the political transition now unfolding in washington and the management of m.p.'s his reputation also appear to have factored into this current shift in riyadh. mohammed and so my name was synonymous to so many negatives in the region he was there. when several

blockade of qatar as close. as lines for handouts get no longer in argentina the government tenanted speech is citizen to its rich it's the richest citizens to have for help. but. we've got lots of cold unsettled weather across a good positive here at the moment low pressure dominating proceedings every of low pressure company located just around a decent side of england over east and we're going to get little dusting of snow here in my hometown of cambridge and of the parts of east anglia to see the tightly packed ice swirling around our lowest dragon is a very cold and sweater weather makes its way into western parts of france for the by of biscay significant snowfall over the parent a significant snow to coming in across the alps over the next couple of days here we could see maybe 34 meters of snow coming in so some very heavy snowfall coming through very heavy rain as well through the id attic central parts of italy likely to lead to some localized flooding further recess a good deal drier it's cold in mosc

of 13 demands for qatar to implement. they include downgrading ties with iran closing a turkish military base and shutting down al-jazeera qatar dismissed the demands as a violation of its sovereignty the us has been trying to end the blockade where reared its might undermine its efforts to contain iran's influence in the region in the last few months american officials had been hoping saudi arabia would open his space to the tide of flights and move the trump administration believes will deny iran an estimated $100000000.00 in annual fees qatar pays to fly over its airspace the coming days and weeks which show if the gulf rival nations are ready to set aside their differences $1.00 of the ones of the blockade might take even longer to heal. you know secretary of state white pompei rose says washington is optimistic the deadlock will end but didn't say when. we are very hopeful that the. dispute between the saudis the countries. can be resolved we hope so because we think that's important for peace throughout the middle e

a list of 13 demands for qatar to implement. they include downgrading ties with iran closing a turkish military base and shutting down al jazeera qatar dismissed the demands as a violation of its sovereignty the u.s. has been trying to and the blockade were reared it might undermine its efforts to contain iran's influence in the region in the last few months american officials had been hoping saudi arabia would open his space to the tide of flights and move the trump administration believes will deny iran an estimated $100000000.00 in and a wealthy. these the top pays to fly over space the coming days and weeks which show if the gulf rival nations are buddies to set aside their differences one of the ones of the role kate might take even longer to heal. is iraq. u.s. president elect joe biden is calling on congress to urgently pos a covert relief bill to help millions of americans suffering during the pandemic biden says the situation is bleak with job growth slowing new data shows the economy still has 10000000 fewer jobs than

qatar dismissed the demands as a violation of its sovereignty. the u.s. been trying to end the blockade, worried it might undermine its effortsto contain iran's influence -- efforts to contain iran's influence in the region. american officials have been hoping saudi arabia would open its airspace to qatari flights. a move the trump administration believes would deny iran an estimated $100 million in annual fees qatar pays to fly over its airspace. the coming days and weeks will show if the rival nations are ready to set aside their differences, or if the wounds of the blockade might take longer to heal. anchor: secretary of state mike pompeo says washington is optimistic the deadlock will end, but didn't say went. >> -- when. >> we are very hopeful that the dispute between the saudi's and qatari's can be resolved. we hope so because we think that's important for peace throughout the middle east. the most important, we think it's the right thing for the people in each of those countries. we're going to keep working to facilitate conversations and dialogue.

yousef: stocks rally in saudi arabia and qatar.hey said they made progress toward ending the rift. marketsmore on their with a portfolio manager. >> by and large, the recovery went through. more importantly, what i would like to highlight is, from a foreign investor perspective, it is always better to have unison. really drove four and to question the whole jcc construct and the middle east as a bloc as investable. it is a welcome step that removes the risk premium for foreign investors. this rally could help. yousef: in terms of what exactly is playing out in some of these key companies listed on the doha index, banks appear to be coming back for the fed. quality,at the credit a good job done by the bloomberg intelligence team, i want to see how that rings for your team. -- ranks for your team. >> it remains a cornerstone of the economy. they weathered the storm very well. beenanking system had reliant on deposits coming from outside the region. particularly from the gcc. they were able to of the shock quite well and diversify fun

of 13 demands for qatar to implement. they include downgrading ties with iran closing a turkish military base and shutting down i'll just 0 qatar dismissed the demands as a violation of its sovereignty the u.s. has been trying to and the blockade were reared it might undermine its efforts to contain iran's influence in the region in the last few months american officials had been hoping saudi arabia would open his space to the type of flights and move the tramp administration believes will deny iran an estimated $100000000.00 in annual. qatar pays to fly over space the coming days and weeks which show if the gulf rival nations are buddies is set aside their differences one of the burdens of the roqueted might take even longer to heal about a 0. now authorities in bangladesh of ship the 1st group of rangoon muslims from a camp to a remote island despite pleas from some refugees to abandon the more than 1600 people boarded naval vessels to the shan char an isolated island which only formed 20 years ago but the un is concern

list of 13 demands for qatar to implement. they include downgrading ties with iran closing a turkish military base and shutting down al-jazeera qatar dismissed the demands as a violation of its sovereignty the us has been trying to and the blockade were reared it might undermine its efforts to contain iran's influence in the region in the last few months american officials had been hoping saudi arabia would open his space to the tide of flights and move the trump administration believes will deny iran an estimated $100000000.00 in annual fees qatar pays to fly over its airspace the coming days and weeks which show if the gulf rival nations are ready to set aside their differences $1.00 of the ones of the blockade might take even longer to heal. polls have opened in kuwait's parliamentary elections are recognized women are among the more than 300 candidates . on a means winning from falling oil prices and the carnival endemic. to ghana now where a large security operation is underway ahead of monday's presidential election have

13 demands for qatar to implement. they include downgrading ties with iran closing a turkish military base and shutting down al-jazeera qatar dismissed the demands as a violation of its sovereignty the us has been trying to and the blockade it might undermine its efforts to contain iran's influence in the region in the last few months american officials had been hoping saudi arabia would open his space to the target flights and move the trump administration believes will deny iran and estimated 100000000 dollars in annual fees qatar pays to fly over its space the coming days and weeks which show if the gulf rival nations are ready to set aside their differences $1.00 of the burdens of the blockade might take even longer to heal. now the world's biggest cinema group says it's in urgent talks with one of the largest hollywood studios about its plans for online release and he wants one of brothers to change this decision to stray museums next year at the same time as their release in theatres the owner of audience cinemas

a list of 13 demands for qatar to implement. they include downgrading ties with iran closing a turkish military base and shutting down i'll just 0 qatar dismissed the demands as a violation of its sovereignty the us has been trying to and the blockade were reared it might undermine its efforts to contain iran's influence in the region in the last few months american officials had been hoping saudi arabia would open his space to the tide of flights and move the trump administration believes will deny iran an estimated $100000000.00 in and a world view. these are tough pays to fly over space the coming days and weeks which show if the gulf rival nations are but is a set aside differences one of the ones of the blockade might take even longer to heal about a 0. well andrus craig is an asset in perfessor the school of security at king's college london he says that those core issues at the heart of the dispute why be solved quickly we are so obsessed of the last 3 days to come and see an announcement been made of a breakthrough i thi

try to push a little further southwards that the is going to make too much progress for us here in qatar but come the early part of next week this may well flick through not much rain on it but it will freshen things up temperatures struggling to get to maybe $24.00 or $25.00 degrees for the south africa fun and dry cross the whole of africa plenty of showers into the heart of africa and you see across central and southern parts there but a wet weather on the cards over the next day or so lively showers there through the rift valley just pushing down towards zimbabwe botswana zambia seeing some heavy showers and if showers to just extending into central and southern parts of mississippi. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse for $2200.00 people and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines. inside story on al-jazeera. with tiny hidden cameras criminals are illegally filming and sharing people's most intimate moments going to an east investigate south korea spy camp the demi on al-jazeera. th

go agreement a blockade breakthrough on the horizon saudi arabia and qatar say progress has been made and resolving the gulf crisis. the u.n. says food is running out for tens of thousands of eritrean refugees inside ethiopia's tikrit region. the coronavirus pandemic continues to bring bad news to the u.s. economy which remains the wild west affected country. bangladesh transfers hundreds of richenda refugees to an isolated island despite concerns from the un and rights groups and hollywood abounds to streaming one of the biggest studios says it's going to start releasing films online at the same time as an sentiments. on german ash for the spores as the cost of delaying the taker lympics is revealed organizers say the current a virus despite minutes likely to set them back a father $2800000000.00. now the foreign ministers of cattle kuwait and saudi arabia all say that has been progress made in resolving the gulf crisis it's now been 3 years since saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt and posed a land sea and air blockade on qatar but the foreign ministers say all parties want to

that the current effort between kuwait and the americas as a mediator between is essentially between qatar and saudi arabia and these are the 2 parties who are now willing to talk to one another and come to a big basically came to an agreement to eventually negotiate an agreement if you will so it's a preliminary agreement to kind of to kind of agree to an interim period where both sides can monitor others commitments and goodwill to actually solve this crisis well so let me ask you that how significant have the visits been that we've seen over the last few weeks from now on pump air it seems that most people expected movement perhaps on the air block area but not necessarily much alison and now we're hearing well abu dhabi come to the table. right i mean this there been very significant progress made i think as the country's foreign minister was saying this is been in the making for nearly 18 months now but it has kind of really speeded up this process over the last 3 to 4 months and the agreements have already been negotiated the americas of mit suggestions of how to kind of come up with

now qatar is observing its national day crowds are limited stooge of the pandemic for the cell been a military parades and air show events also honored frontline health care workers who've let the fines against school with 19. has more. this is the highlight of qatar national day celebrations the parades on doha konishi hits and the van to marked by a minute to parade to mourn your marchers and. the event is held this year and the extraordinary measures because of cope with 19 and this explains the social distancing measures that were put into place by whole health of our tears and he explains also why one of the key moments of the parade is a tribute to the caretakers health workers doctors and nurses all those who are the forefront of the fight against covert 19 those who spent days weeks and months raising awareness about disease and providing crucial assistance to those in serious condition the authorities say that basically all the measures that were taken by the governments since march when the 1st cases of covert 19 were reported in qatar managed to a greater extent to contain

reporter: this is the highlight of qatar national day celebrations.vent marked by a military parade, merges, and air show -- marches, and air show. this is held under extraordinary measures because of covid-19. this explains the distancing measures put into place by authorities, and explains why one of the key moments of the parades is a tribute to the caretakers, health-care workers, doctors, nurses, all of those at the forefront at the fight against coke -- against covid-19. they have spent days, weeks, months raising awareness and providing crucial assistance to those in serious condition. the authorities say that basically all the measures that were taken by the government since march, where the first cases were reported in qatar, managed to a greater extent to contain the virus. we're talking here about social distancing measures, contact tracing, and also the top-notch services provided at hospitals across the country. now, what is next for qatar? for the time being, they're confident in doing their work. this explains why the mortality rate is

qatar has launched its largest ever vaccination campaign and patients need to be assured. that the for the university retiree received the 1st job and he wants people to be confident about the vaccine and institutions like the world health organization or w h o the whole world is in. of all. of it. surely. it's a necessity to take precaution they should listen for the concern. from ahmed hospital or a world of good to see. and use. more. unthink care for the most recent one of those who are new to professional industry . the 1st branch of the pfizer buying tech vaccine needs to be kept low 70 degree celsius and is being delivered to 7 health centers from where the inoculations will be administered but there has also approved madonnas vaccine which will be arriving at a later date the 1st in line for the drug on the elderly those with chronic diseases and frontline health care workers health officials in qatar say they've been able to manage the number of cases with a robust track increase system they are hopeful that by the summer of 2021 they'll be able to vaccinate more

pa brain and egypt imposed a land air and sea blockade on qatar and 2017 well the u.a.e. ambassador to the us told the hudson institute that there are signs of reconciliation is taking place. there is definitely progress or at least there's seeds of progress there's a lot of commitments a lot of artes members. governments decisions to kind of tone things down to stand down if that holds i think it's promising and there's a chance that you can at least begin a process of the conflict whether that holds whether it doesn't hold whether everyone's on board i think it's still too early to tell but i think there's definitely progress towards some kind of. well trita parsi is the executive vice president of the quincy institute he joins us live from reston virginia via skype thank you for your time what do you make of this news and i hear that what do you make of this news that the u.a.e. and egypt a welcoming mediation efforts to end the blockade i mean hasn't the u.a.e. been one of the staunchest proponents of it. it certainly has and just a few weeks ago the u.s. ambassador w

this is the highlight of qatar national day celebrations the parades on doha konishi hits and the van to mock by a minute to parade to mourn and marchers and. the event is held this year and the extraordinary measures because of cope with 19 and this explains the social distancing measures that were put into place by whole health authorities and he explains also why one of the key moments of the parade is a tribute to the caretakers health workers doctors and nurses all those who are the forefront of the fight against covert 19 those who spent days weeks and months raising awareness about disease and providing crucial assistance to those in serious condition the authorities say that basically all the measures that were taken by the governments since march when the 1st cases of covert 19 were reported in qatar managed to a greater extent to contain the virus when talking here about social distancing measures contact tracings and also the top not services provided at hospitals across the country now what is next for qatar for the time being they're confident they've been doing their wor

media reporting saudi arabia is close to reopening its airspace and land border to qatar the gulf nation has been under a land sea and air blockade by saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt since june 2017 president trumps a senior advisor cush there wasn't doha on wednesday and is reported to have also visited saudi arabia bloomberg and the new york times suggests the tentative deal is being brokered by kuwait but does not include bahrain the u.a.e. or egypt al-jazeera senior political analyst marwan bashar explains what reconsolidation with saudi arabia would mean for qatar i think for qatar the important player is saudi arabia and the important neighbor and the and that country that which they care to have an immediate. solution with or you know open relations with would probably be saudi arabia the other ones are not that important i'm not sure qatar cares very much whether or when bahrain decides to call them board egypt is kind of a bit foreign it has which is the dishes or had and the u.a.e. is playing its own game you know preferred in good relations with israel that credit th

germany have been given an easy looking draw in the european qualifiers for the $2822.00 world cup in qatar romania and iceland the toughest opponents for germany who's under pressure after a 6 nil hammering in spain last month. germany already knew they would be a top seed in world cup qualifying despite some pull results in the last 3 years they probably could not have dreamt of a better draw as they try to reach the 2022 showpiece in qatar unscathed rumania and iceland are their main photos in group j along with north macedonia armenia and tiny little other groups look tricky. in his 1st press conference since the 6 no humbling by spain last month germany coach you can love said he never fought of resigning and was raring to go for the world cup qualifiers even i still have motivation and i believe i never lost it there are always thoughts after a bad game but the next day the motivation is there again for the da in the wake of germany's shock group stage exit as holders at the 2018 world cup lurve decided to axe mainstays mats hummels thomas miller and jerome both saying there is a chan

. -- canadÁ y qatar. la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna, con patricia janiot. patricia: muy buenas noches, vamos a comenzar con la inminente aprobaciÓn de la vacuna contra el coronavirus de laboratorio pfizer. se espera que el gobierno dÉ luz verde para iniciar banda vacunaciÓn masiva. estados unidos viene registrando un promedio de 200,000 contagios diarios y 2200 personas que mueren al dÍa por covid-19. el monumental desafÍo logístico para distribuir la vacuna ya estÁ en marcha. reportera: aunque la agencia federal de alimentos y medicinas no ha dado la aprobaciÓn oficial de emergencia para la vacuna de pfizer, los preparativos siguen a toda mÁquina a travÉs de paÍs. unos encargados de la distribuciÓn... dentro de las 24 horas de la aprobaciÓn, la vacuna comenzarÁ a transportarsea los lugares asignados. la idea es empezar el proceso de vacunaciÓn lo mÁs pronto posible. los expertos asegura que todo apunta a que pfizer lograra la aprobaciÓn. >> los datos demuest

so in two years and 11 days‘ time, football will be crowning the next world cup winner, as qatar 2022 wrapping up. last time out in russia, six of the eight quarterfinalists and all four semi—finalists were from europe. and in the last hour, the world cup qualifying draw for uefa teams has been made. we'll have the details shortly — but here's a reminder of how europe took control in 2018. france, champions of the football world! this is the stuff of dreams! absolutely extraordinary! he has only gone and done! another special! great goal! it's smasher! he does at! world cup 18 has exploded with surprises. amazing to think that that was only two years ago when that had all ended. so much has happened in the footballing world. so it's really intriguing to see what this draw has given across europe. our reporterjoe lynskey has been watching the draw and has all the details. france obviously dominated last time, but in terms of the home nations, it was a real roller coaster for them, and there will have been an awful lot of attention on who they got, because they were the one a the top se

qatar marks its national day with a special tribute to medical workers and their families. however the record snow continues for japan protect across central and northern parts of the country it's a fair amount of clouds sliding across the sea of japan picking up that more the cold just drifts in we're going to say that snowfall continuing as we go on through saturday and a day if i. i think a little more widespread as we go on through a sunday no less up here in the pretty poor conditions showed by the mountains tokyo somewhat dry bright 9 celsius the best i can offer you here only one degree that in seoul as we go on through sunday cold enough there across a good part of central and northern china even down to the south we're struggling to get to 70 degrees in hong kong but at least it should be a lousy dry largely dried syria to central and northern parts of india but to the northeast the monsoon now pushing more showers into southern in the air pushing down towards tamil nadu maybe a few showers there creeping across into carolina and it stays pretty unsettled there int

and egypt but a deal between qatar and saudi arabia would signal the end of a dispute that spitted the gulf neighbors against each other for more than 3 years in june 27th seen saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt because whole diplomatic ties and economic ones also with casa they accused of creating instability of supporting terrorism which causes government denies they closed its only land border and imposed an embargo q.h. initially stepped in to mediate that there had been little or no compromise the latest effort by the trumpet ministration is seen as a last ditch to ditch attempt to resolve the issue before he leaves office in syria syria political analyst mo and bashar explains what reconciliation with saudi arabia would mean for qatar. i think for qatar the important player is saudi arabia and the important neighbor and the and that country that which they care to have an immediate. reconsideration with or open relations with with probably saudi arabia the other ones i'm not that important i'm not sure couple cares very much whether or when then decides to come aboard egyp

to mediate between qatar and saudi arabia finite. well look to be sort of more factual if i may. the united states or the top of the mission stepping in way too late in the game and then jed question already left with his delegation and i don't think he had made or is making any much difference. the real effort took place on the part of the kuwaitis as well as on the part of the qataris and the saudis they are the ones who made the push over the last several weeks even several months clearly for quiet for the last 3 years and i think it's loss efforts that are bearing fruit not any american last ditch intervention of any sort. not trying to take credit for it when he came here that did not work out for heaven so he left back to washington so what we're expecting here is that saudi arabia because it lost a main our ally in the form of the trump administration and is expecting quite a backlash from the next administration and especially from the next congress it's trying to work out its troubles regionally on its own and that includes trying to get us the number the important thorn

germany has been giving an easy job the european qualifiers for the 2022 world cup in qatar.ania and iceland are the toughest opponents after a hammering from spain last month. reporter: germany already knew they would be a top seed and qualifying despite poor results in the last three years. they probably could not have dreamt of a better draw, as they y to reach the 2022 showpiece in qatar unscathed. romania and iceland are the toughest opponents, along with armenia and others. in his first press conference since the humbling by spain last month, the coach said he never thought of residing and was ready to go for the world cup qualifiers. >> i still have motivation and believe i never lusted. there are always false after a bad game. but the next day, the motivation is there again. reporter: the week of the shock at the 2018 world cup, he decided to bring on three players. there's a chance it could be recalled for the qualifiers starting in march. but the coach said it was unlikely. >> if i see that the team needs this or that in order to be successful, then we will of cours

blockade of qatar.he possible deal comes after senior white house adviser and trump's son-in-law jared kushner visited the gulf this week. saudi arabia, bahrain, the united arab emirates, and egypt imposed a blockade on qatar in 2017 after accusing it of becoming too close to iran. analysts say the push by the trump administration is part of its effort to isolate iran and elevate israeli interests in the region. in 2017, kushner's family real estate business appealed to qatar's billionaire former prime minister to finance a failing manhattan property. one month after he and other qatari investors refused, jared kushner pushed the trump administration to support the saudi-led blockade of qatar. back in the united states, ivanka trump was deposed tuesday as part of the district of columbia attorney general's lawsuit over misuse of inaugural funds. the d.c. attorney general is pursuing the trump organization and presidential inaugural committee for grossly overpaying for use of the trump international hote

qatar has denied.will be held in riyadh tuesday. a former u.s. military employee who was released after 30 years in jail for spying has arrived in israel. jonathan pollard, who was convicted of selling secrets to israel in the 19 80's, was greeted by prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the airport. he was caught passing classified military information while working as a u.s. navy navy intelligence analyst at the pentagon. last month, pollard's five-year parole term ended, paving the way for him to leave the u.s.. italy says egypt's decision to terminate a criminal investigation into the murder of an italian doctoral student is unacceptable. this month, italian prosecutors officially charged four egyptian security officials in connection with the kidnapping and killing in 2016. egyptian officials saty -- officials say there is no point in launching a criminal case because they don't know who is responsible. the victim was in egypt on a controversial topic. earthquake leaves several towns in ruins and a

media are reporting that saudi arabia is close to reopening its a space and land borders to qatar the gulf nation has been under a land c.n.a. blockade by saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt since 2017 present time senior adviser gyde cush now was in doha on wednesday and is reported to have also visit the saudi arabia number again the new york times suggests a tentative deal is being brokered by kuwait but does not include bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt now a deal between qatar and saudi arabia would signal the end of a dispute that has pitted the gulf neighbors against each other for more than 3 years in june 2017 sodje arabia the u.a.e. behind in egypt cut all diplomatic and economic ties with qatar they accuse it of creating instability and supporting terrorism which qatar's government strongly denies they close its only land border and impose an air and sea embargo kuwait initially stepped in to mediate but they had been little or no compromise the latest effort by the trump administration is seen as a last ditch attempt to resolve the issue before he leaves office in january

have been given what looks to be an easy draw in the european qualifiers for the 2022 world cup in qatar where mania and iceland are the toughest opponents for germany coach your him if he is under pressure after germany lost 6 nil to spain last month. germany already knew they would be a top seed in world cup qualifying despite some poor results in the last 3 years they probably could not have dreamt of a better draw as they try to reach the 2022 showpiece in qatar unscathed rumania and iceland are their main photos in group j along with north macedonia armenia and tiny little. other groups look tricky. huge. in his 1st press conference since the 6 no humbling by spain last month germany coach you can love said he never fought of resigning and was raring to go for the world cup qualifiers even i still have motivation and i believe i never lost it there are always thoughts after a bad game but the next day the motivation is there again for the da in the wake of germany's shock group stage exit as holders at the 2018 world cup lurve decided to axe mainstays mats hummels thomas miller and

jared kushner was in qatar on sunday. those are the headlines. don't go away.he news continues after the bottom line, which is coming up next. ♪ >> i am steve clemons and i have a question. does morality maer anymore? did it matter ever in american politics? let's get to the bottom line. ♪ since election day a few weeks ago, many american politicians have been talking about the need for the nation to heal. the rift between people inside america is really deep and there is frustration on both sides of the divide. those who voted for donald trump are wondering who is going to stand up for them now. the ends of voters in the democratic side feel their hopes and aspirations could be dashed as well. trump once told writer bob woodward he wanted to bring out the rage in people. are americans doomed to be motivated and divided by fear and anger and is there a way to heal the nation? today, we speak with one of the most unique voices in public life. reverend william barber the second is the cochair of the people's campaign, a social justice movement that mobilizes soci

qatar, saudi arabia and bonds will not get a major boost. we look at why.ket action in asia. take it away. >> the msci asia-pacific index retreated a little from the records we saw yesterday. although there has been a bit more buying in asia, then what we saw in the morning session. a couple of the markets in negative territory now starting to turn positive including thek kisospi. the nikkei pretty flat at the moment. of japan with november producer prices falling 2% year on year. we are seeing some upside in the jakarta at composite index, which is when we have been watching showing signs of strength this week. i want to have a look at us trillion assets. we are talking about -- at australian assets. iron ore jumping on optimist robust chinese demand. i am watching the yield on the us trillion 10-year -- the australian 10-year note. australia joining japan, new zealand and most european nations and most european nations in selling short-term deals in a negative yield. 1% due told of -.0 aggressive bidding for the three months notes. excess liquidity is the

like me -- like my cat meatball going to qatar to advance peace talks. >> trying to get qatar to give to their organizations in the past. anyway, carol lee, i have a feeling she'll have the answers that we need. also from "the washington post," david ignatius. carol lee, why did jared kushner go to qatar and saudi arabia? >> joe, what the white house is saying that he went there to try to broker basically a truce between qatar and saudi arabia and other gulf states who have had this blockade against qatar against 2000 2007 and iran. you can't forget about iran, trying to normalize the relations with israel and saudi arabia is the big one that hasn't fully leaned in on that. so he's continuing to try to button up some things before they leave office. that's really what this is all about. and there's some reporting that they may have gotten somewhere on the qatar piece of this. we don't have that reporting ourselves, but that's the stated goal for them to try to do whatever they can to try to advance this effort that they have been putting forward for the past couple of years in terms o

out germany have been given an easy looking draw in the european qualifies for the 2022 world cup in qatarromania and iceland are the toughest opponents for germany coach walk in love who is again under pressure after a 6 hammering at the hands of spain last. germany already knew they would be a top seed in world cup qualifying despite some poor results in the last 3 years they probably could not have dreamt of a better draw as they try to reach the 2022 showpiece in qatar unscathed rumania and iceland are their main photos in group j along with north macedonia armenia and tiny little. other groups look tricky. huge. in his 1st press conference since the 6 no humbling by spain last month germany coach you can love said he never fought of resigning and was raring to go for the world cup qualifiers even i still have motivation and i believe i never lost it there are always thoughts after a bad game but the next day the motivation is there again for the da in the wake of germany's shock group stage exit as holders at the 2018 world cup lurve decided to axe mainstays mats hummels thomas miller

in germany have been given an easy looking draw in the european qualifiers for the 2022 or cup in qatar romania in iceland are the toughest opponents for germany coach joachim live who is again under pressure after a 6 nil hammering by spain last march. germany already knew they would be a top seed in world cup qualifying despite some pull results in the last 3 years they probably could not have dreamt of a better draw as they try to reach the 2022 showpiece in qatar unscathed rumania and iceland other main foes in group j along with north macedonia armenia and tiny little stein other groups look tricky. age. in his 1st press conference since the 6 no humbling by spain last month germany coach you can live said he never fought of resigning and was raring to go for the world cup qualifiers even i still have motivation and i believe i never lost it there are always thoughts after a bad game but the next day the motivation is there again if the da in the wake of germany's shock group stage exit is holders at the 2018 world cup lurve decided to axe mainstays mats hummels thomas miller and j