it calls for the full withdrawal of israeli forces from the sinai. and after an interim withdrawal, which will be accomplished very quickly, the establishment of normal peaceful relations between the two countries including diplomatic relations. [applause] president carter: together with accompanying letters which we will make public tomorrow, these two camp david agreements provide the basis for progress and peace throughout the middle east. there is one issue on which agreement has not been reached. egypt states that the agreement to remove israeli settlements from egyptian territory is a prerequisite to a peace treaty. israel states that the issue of settle melts should be resolved during the negotiations. within the next two weeks the knesset will decide on the issue of these settlements. tomorrow night i will go before congress to explain these agreements more fully and talk about their implications for the united states and for the world. for the moment and in closing, i want to speak more personally about my admiration for all of those who hav

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last few years basically that this is the top challenge facing his own country particularly in the sinai area where the armed groups have been operating launching attacks against security forces and also against civilians president has sisi has been basically promoting the need for a new international platform that would tackle financing of extremism and also the movement of. fighters in north africa also in the middle east saying that given the experience of his country that has been struggling and suffering with struggling with armed groups and attacks by those armed groups it's about time for the international community community to come up with a new platform and complete hansie of a plan to be able to tackle the problem of terrorism but then again at the same time his vision about how to move forward and what is considered. terrorism from an egyptian perspective that's where you get different views his on one hand. strong supporter of the really good general. on the other hand the internationally recognized government base in tripoli would tell you the same time it's because of that

that forum will be held from 4:00 to 5:30 this evening at temple sinai. that is located at 28th and webster streets. before the forum the candidates will host hour long informal-conversations. the event is free and open to the public. ( marty ) another big story we are following this morning...tesla's elon musk is stepping down as board chairman, but will remain the company c-e-o. and the company is expected to pay a massive fine as part of a settlement with the securities and exchange commission. kron 4's hermela aregawi has pkgelon musk just lost his job as chairman of tesla..as part of a new settlement with the securities and exchange commission.. he will no longer represent the company's shareholders in a lawsuit filed thursday... the sec says.. musk grossly mislead shareholders in an august 7th tweetsteven peikin/co-director of the secs enforcement divisionmusk's tweets were false and misleading. in the tweet.. musk said this.. "am considering taking tesla private at 420-dollars per share. funding secured."tesla has been publically traded since 2010.

day war this was the middle east before fighting began and then israel sees territory including the sinai and gaza from egypt the golan heights from syria and the west bank which was controlled by jordan camp david laid the framework for a peace deal signed a year later by egypt and israel after israel handed back the sinai to egypt it still holds a today the accords in one nine hundred seventy eight included a proposal to set up a self-governing offer already for palestinians in the west bank and gaza but palestinians were not party to the agreement also in jordan has more. on september seventeenth one thousand nine hundred seventy eight egypt and israel and thirty years at war after twelve days of secret talks at the us presidential retreat camp david menachem begin and sadat later were awarded the nobel peace prize for signing the camp david peace accords an achievement that. reflects the courage and wisdom of these two leaders jimmy carter to receive the same prize for using the power of his office to compel sworn enemies to talk to listen and to make a deal many had hoped the peace t

confidence building measures including the issue of prisoners humanitarian access the real opening of sinai airport in addition to economic issues. the special envoy for yemen on some met with diplomats and he's still working on getting the un side of the legation to geneva and of the update. and this is what i have for you on yemen. yes yes go ahead. morning actually i'm just wondering if duty simpler today here or not because of the perspective or is it ok specially were said yes there will be meetings here in poland but received here it was just a little small enough to reduce as not fortunately this i can tell you is that for the moment there will be no out media activity said the pollen or activity said the pilot but you would be kept informed in course is as soon as we can tell you something with some doubt as usual and note but for the moment there are no activities at the at the palace. ok yes please sir. and i'm going to german television just one question could it be that it will be on the weekend or is it is it true that it will be next week. no no and indeed could be good so eve

doseba sinay is the national director of the charity world vision — he's in the indonesian capitaljakartaof an emergency response team which has been assessing the damage. thank you for speaking to us. how clear a picture do you have all the conditions on the ground? we are a global —— world partner of global vision. we have a response team on the ground. one thing i would like to explain is that world vision, we have an office in palu and also several other areas. so you were in palu before disaster struck. we have seen how desperate people are. yes, the situation is very unfortunate. there is scarcity where the shops are closed. the telephone lines are limited. internet is rarely not working. there are still a lot of people in the damage of buildings that have not yet been assisted. you are still very concerned that there are still very concerned that there are people trapped underneath the rubble of buildings. that is in palu but what about the situation elsewhere? that has been almost com pletely elsewhere? that has been almost completely cut off. correct. on friday,... on friday, . .

the way to do that was giving up sinai.for the u.s. >> yeah. >> we shifted egypt from soviet union to ourselves. and it's been really a local conflict ever since. as bad as the palestinian and israeli situation has been the big powers have not been intervening in it and israeli borders, though not entirely peaceful have been certainly more peaceful than they were then. >> john heilemann. >> i'm curious, i read couple of books, my first thought goes to a basic question, this is the planned trilogy, you are going to be writing out in the novelistic way about the history. this goes back to '67. why a novel rather than non-fiction. >> first i do enough research to do a non-fiction book but i didn't want to tell the it's a love story. it's a thriller, especially the first 20 years of israel's existence. it was such a struggling nation. i wanted to tell the story of a struggling family set to the struggling nation, tell the story of the people and in that way tell the story of the nation. >> as you look today and you contrast jar

also get a guarantee that they will be able to get back into sinai at the end of these consultations of course that was a problem in the last failed talks in kuwait the delegation couldn't get back into the amman into the hoochie held areas so to discuss these latest problems i have with me professor from geneva university who is an expert in this field professor tell me is this brinkmanship or is this a serious problem with the united nations because it's a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. i think it is a big problem because all of the united nations is limited according to the united nations report. in the humanitarian situation in yemen. shocking. more than twenty two million people seventy five percent of the population require humanitarian assistance and protection. and eighty four point four. suffers from famine and starvation and there are two between three million people displaced. and i think here is the place where the united nations can play. an important and crucial role but this dependence. conflict discoloration. said before the united nations has limitation in

six day war and this was the middle east before fighting began then israel sees territory including sinai and gaza from egypt the golan heights from syria the west bank which was controlled by jordan camp david laid the framework for a peace deal signed a year later by egypt and israel off the residual handed back the so. an eye to egypt it still holds today the accords in one nine hundred seventy eight included a proposal to set up a self-governing off already for palestinians in the west bank and gaza but palestinians were not party to the agreement rosin jordan has more. on september seventeenth one thousand nine hundred seventy eight egypt and israel and thirty years at war after twelve days of secret talks at the us presidential retreat camp david menachem begin and sadat later were awarded the nobel peace prize for signing the camp david peace accords an achievement that reflects the courage and wisdom of these two leaders jimmy carter to receive the same prize for using the power of his office to compel sworn enemies to talk to listen and to make a deal many had hoped the peace tre

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he wanted everything back from sinai. in an act of desperation, carter thinking that his whole historic effort would fail the risk that almost all of his advisers advised him not to. he invited them to the presidential retreat at camp david. through 13 agonizing days and nights carter personally wrote 20 draft in a negotiated with the private start israel and with the .-dot because they were two scorpions in a bottle. they never met the first day in the last. then he added to personal touches and compared that with some of the summits we've seen. number one, the first of the sundaes of the 13 days he took them to gettysburg battlefield to demonstrate the five wars were enough. sadat was a general. he knew the charge and he was so moved he verbatim to the gettysburg address. then the last sunday we were close on agreement but not near and he said i've had it no more comprises. i've a plane waiting for me. he said get me out of here. he called it a luscious concentration camp. carter, knowing this would blow up the middle e

new york mount sinai hospital. dr. singh tells hari how it happens. >> what do you we see today in the united states that most people watching wouldn't know about? >> one thing i have been alarmed by is watching for example in south texas, the rise of parasitic diseases that come in soil into the feet of kids. hook worms and other sort of parasitic worms, tropical diseases that as a nation we eradicated. >> we are fighting this overseas. >> former president carter who has put a huge amount of effort in eradicating these diseases in west africa. and as we are doing that, we are watching it rise here in the u.s. these are diseases of poverty. and the lack of basic essential health systems and social support. along with that, we are seeing rises in maternal mortality, moms dying, particularly african-americans. and in some groups, white middle age males drop in life expectancy due to alcohol, suicide, opioid use and as you start to see this picture come up, it is a deep reminder that we have to really rethink how we are b

stuck between the rhine in the sinai and we ate with other spear for us we have nothing and until now no organization has given us anything. with almost the entire population on its knees the un is pushing again to get the warring parties to talks it's going to be within weeks i don't think we can allow it to be delayed until kind of over the horizon because the problem with that is and i've been reassured this week between people here in new york that people lose the narrative of peace and once you lose the opportunity to talk about a settlement the narrative of war becomes dominant and that's what we must try to get away from for now war still dominates the narrative these are recent strikes by the saudi u.a.e. led coalition on what it says are who the fight is in her data province near a crucial port. the conflict began with a twenty fourteen takeover of the capital sanaa by the booth is an iranian backed group that toppled the internationally recognized government saudi u.a.e. coalition joined in to support the government for the past year it's imposed an almost total and sea bloc

cedars sinai patients are regularly coming in requiring urgent surgery. the devices are so new, insurance policies may not cover any resulting medical bills.in the past year, california-based 'bird' has launched shareable escooters rented via smartphone apps in more than 40 cities worldwide and is now valued at an eye-popping $2 billion. travis vanderzanden, bird ceo & founder: "the goal of bird is to reduce car traffic and trips. people have been trying to find ways to get americans out of cars for a long time, and we think bird can have a big impact."bird says users should be 18 or older, follow local traffic laws and should wear a helmet. critics say riders routinely break those rules.in a statement, bird told cnn "safety is our top priority. for those involved in any incidents with bird scooterswe strongly recommend reporting these to bird so we can take necessary action on our platform." victor san andres, e-scooter crash victim: "the wheel twisted because the brakes they just launch on their own."victor san andres has sued the maker of his scooter,

at the heart of this turmoil a strategic territory in the sinai the vast region that straddles the sahara to the north and the savannahs in the south has become an important new front in the so-called war against terrorism. but is the official narrative the fight against terrorism masking a larger battle. the resources are plentiful. there is castor oil there is called. gold card. and the list goes on and on it ought to. keep it's going to play a new scramble for africa is that your new book after you left. the resource wars of the twenty first century have already begun. her. i am. at the center of today's troubled region of the cyan is the nation of mali among the poorest in the world unemployment is rampant and most people survive hand to mass. yet in the thirteenth century the mali impiety extended over much of west africa and was extraordinarily wealthy and powerful sold ivory and gold made it a major crossroad for global trade of the time but inevitably these riches would lead to conquests. most of all lose something want death continue to do this work. ethic keep. it don't going to

. >> alfonsi: that led him to new york's mount sinai hospital where neurologist dr.is trying to move beyond diagnosing c.t.e. only in the dead, by using scans that test for the disease in the living. >> dr. sam gandy: by having this during life, this now gives us for the first time the possibility of estimating the true prevalence of the disease. it's important to estimate prevalence so that people can have some sense of what the risk is. >> alfonsi: in the past year, 50 veterans and athletes have been tested for the disease here. tom bates asked to be a part of it. >> dr. ash: the injection i'm going to give you has a radioactive tracer element. >> alfonsi: that radioactive tracer, known as t807, clings to those dead clusters of protein known as tau, which are typical markers of the disease. through the course of a 20- minute pet scan, high resolution images are taken of the brain and then combined with m.r.i. resu get 360-degree picture of whether there are potential signs of c.t.e. scan results confirmed what tom and libby had long suspected. on the right, we see

sinai hospital here in new york.eople are enrolled, including firefighters, police officers. but also utility workers, medical examiners and others. of them, of the 72,000, 8,000 already have cancer. >> yes. >> are there enough resources to diagnose and care for these people, for the 72,000? >> what's interesting, i think the answer is yes. >> okay. >> but per his comments, you know, he's really encouraging anyone who thinks they might have been exposed to go and get evaluated. because the resources are there. and a lot of these cancers can be screened for. he highlighted three of them. he thinks prostate, thyroid and melanoma right now. we believe we're seeing in incidents higher than what would be expected in the general population. these things can be screened for. and if patients can get help and get treated early, that could offset some of the, you know, consequences and mortality that could be seen with some of these diseases. >> in addition to the cancers, ptsd, post traumatic stress disorder. are we still see

the problem in the sinai. heart of the problem is his ark of instability from baghdad to beirut. >> i think we've been sort of talking around this idea but really is one of the legacies of the last 10 years, ability to establish what amounts to the shi'ite crescent, right? term as been a long objective. >> and we have -- >> just for a lay person, shi'ite xplain, the crescent goes from lebanon through syria, iraq, and then --o >> right. and they have built a network of proxies all along the way. here is this larger problem of the lack of order there. aqqa ando go in, in rukz create a sustained order. no one wants to do that job and can't ple on the ground do it so we have to find the right combination of actors who ould be wig to do it, and for me, one of the biggest challenges we have is the turkey.n of turkey is a large significant with a really strong sense in thelf and its purpose world. and it is moving out of the american orbit. if we want to stabilize syria for the long term, and we want eliminate the sa

egypt wasn't that much use and there's a problem with the sinai that the real heart of the problem is this art of instability from baghdad to beirut, that's. >> i think we been happening around this idea but that is really one of the legacies of the last two years is a rand's ability to establish what amounts to theshiite presence. this is a long-term objective objective . >> someone needs to explain, the shiite presence goes from lebanon to syria, iraq. >> and they have built a network of proxies all along the way. but there's this larger of a lack of order there. who wants to go in in raqqa in syria and create a sustained order there over the long-term? nobody wants to do thatjob and the people on the ground can't do it so we have to find the right combination of actors who will be willing to do it . and for me, one of the biggest challenges we have is the question of turkey. turkey is a large, significant state with a really strong sense of itself and its purpose in the world. and it is moving out ofthe american orbit . so if we want to stabilize syria for the long term and we want

isis wreaking havoc in sinai, and hezbollah pointing 150,000 missiles at israel. so we must continue to strengthen israel's defenses, and this important bill codifies the memorandum of understanding with israel signed by the obama administration, the largest u.s. military assistance package ever. the measure also expands u.s.-israel cooperation in areas of mutual interests, including authorizing usaid to partner with israel to aid low-income countries. by leverage israel's innovations in water, food, security, energy and health sectors. increasing polarized washington, israel can never be a partisan issue and that's why i'm so glad this is not a partisan issue. i urge my colleagues to support it. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: jafflet new york reserves. -- the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. royce: i reserve the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. engel: i now yield to the gentleman from florida, mr. hastings, for unanimous consent request. mr. hastin

. >> tiene una consultora en sinaÍ, australia. -- sydney, australia. >> nunca he ido a australia peroesta a hacerlo y dije que si. pensÉ que me darÍa tanta ansiedad como un aviÓn. >> si hubiera habido una reapertura eso la ayudarÍa a encontrar. >> creo que pudiera ayudar mÁs si me dieran esa fecha. >> muchas gracias. doctora ford, las declaraciones consideran que son mÁs confiables hay una regla de evidencia que habla de esto. usted le dijo esto a su asesor en el aÑo 2012. >> mi terapeuta individual? correcto. >> asÍ es y entiendo que tambiÉn su esposo estuvo presente cuando hablÓ sobre el incidente ante el asesor y recuerda que usted utiliza nombre de brett kavanaugh. >> sÍ, sÓlo tengo que parar un momento porque hay dos diferentes incidentes que estÁn reflejados en mis rÉcords mÉdicos. yo ademÁs de esos rÉcord médicos pero los terapeutas no escriben mÁs el contenido sino los sÍntomas y no historias ni hechos. sÓlo estoy feliz de que hayan quedado en el rÉcord dos veces. la primera en 2012 en mi terapia de pareja cuando hablÁbamos sobre la remodelaciÓny despuÉs en el aÑo 2013 con mi