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negotiating political favors from countries in exchange for giving shots 1st off is our correspondent paula slater with more on its new diplomatic strategy. israelis say to share that stock effect scenes with other countries including with palestinian doctors a generous mean few might think about but. we are talking about symbolic numbers of vaccines that were given to mary's countries i took the decision in return for many things that we already received through many contacts in various areas that i will no detail here. reports came tradeoffs sought being made with countries which least some people stood relations. sauce paula at its finest he often appears quite clear we will give you vaccines and in mattoon you give us all diplomatic support this is the check embassy in tel aviv not so long ago paul promised to open a diplomatic office in jerusalem and in return the people of the czech republic would receive thousands of coronavirus vaccinations from israel or somalia has moved its embassy to jerusalem 100 page the same hungary has also set up a trade mission in jerusalem many of those think it

now i mean some time thus the slaters late summer and that's excluding kids right we're not going to have the trials back from a pediatrics until fall at the earliest we'll have that when analysts and by mid spring or early summer. and we can spend some time getting out of lessons down to 12 years of age which will really help a lot. suppressing school outbreaks. so i think that we're going to get there in certain areas they're the sort of all micro environmental kinds of things or certain parts of the state where there already. in other parts were a long way off make no mistake. the bay area which is done such a good job of keeping infection down doesn't have many of these areas where we're close outside of the state prison system. >>ok, ok anything else you want people to keep in as we go forward this week it's going to be beautiful out i know a lot of people are going to kind of good to get out and see people and what not anything you want people to keep in mind. >>give me all the easy questions. the outside outside is great. but outside does is isn't a 100% guarantee against not

austin slater is rung up for the final out of the season. yes it's still sticking in his crown.it's still frustrating, you know, because we haven't had a chance to redeem ourselves yet. and so i think until we get a chance to get out on the field that zsa till a little thorn in the side, and we're not completely it is not satisfied. you know, one of the most memorable sporting tantrums of all time. it was a night to remember. you might say, here's joe fonzi with this day in sports history. he was known for his over the top sideline outburst, but it was on this day in 1985, indiana basketball coach bobby knight committed one of his signature acts looking here looking here, bobby nicest rouz chair in a home game against purdue night flung a chair across the court night received a 2nd and 3rd technical foul was ejected, suspended for a game and put on a two year probation by the big 10. that's this day in sports. february 23rd i'm joe fonzi. you i have to say i just never found bobby knight. amusing just, uh i don't know. big giant spoiled brat. all right. i got to get your opinion

austin slater rung up and yes, still annoyed by.ourselves yet. and so i think until we get a chance to get out into the field that zsa still a little thorn in the side, and we're not completely we're just not satisfied. all right, frank. and truly, i gave you guys a little time to bone up on your harry potter knowledge. frank you told me nothing earlier. come on quidditch. it's become a thing. oh over the country on college campuses, and as you check this out, i don't know harry potter fans out there. i had a couple of dad's email me during the break and said they agreed. they also fell asleep during the hotter here. harry potter movies make turkey s, so there are so many of them. it's hard to keep track of them, and it looks kind of like rugby lacrosse. there's a lot of stuff going on in that game stick carrying their looks a little dangerous that i was. that's exactly what i was thinking. i did get an email from someone who said, come on, seriously, you don't know what what is it called? quit it. what it's yet she said. you don't

in the families of ice and slater as are allowed to leave a camp in northern syria but many have nowhere to go novak djokovic turns on his critics after what he's called one of the toughest grand slam tournament wins off this career stories coming up and then later in sports. but 1st iran has called an agreement with the un's nuclear watchdog a significant achievement the deal allows inspectors to continue monitoring to ron's nuclear facilities for up to 3 months but there will be less access and no more snap inspections the i.a.e.a. chief traveled to iran this weekend where he met foreign minister zarif for talks iran has been gradually breaching the terms of the 2050 nuclear deal since the u.s. withdrew and reimposed sanctions in 28 seen our white house correspondent kelly halkett is standing by with the reaction out of the u.s. but 1st let's go to a big into iran aside what is the reaction within iran as a result of this deal. well palm and terence today were discussing the budget but they stuck that to a vote on this latest deal between iran and the i.a.e.a. that many of them believe

slater, is going to share his thoughts on the complicated legacy of his former co-star fans react toty list. we'll check out some of the winners of harper bazaar's hair awards the products worth adding to your routine. >>> we have big stars coming up in the third hour. magic johnson talking basketball and helping small businesses plus, nick jonas stopping by about his new super bowl commercial >> fun. >>> plus, we have lined up more stars, even more stars tomorrow. >> more. >> sarah jessica parker, taraji p. henson, they'll be live with us by the way, nominations for the golden globes will be revealed tomorrow we'll have that live, too. >>> 31 minutes past the hour, want to give us a check of the weather, al? >> absolutely. first of all, today, groundhog day, we have that storm system moving out another storm system coming into the pacific northwest. everywhere in between, pretty darn nice. as we look at tomorrow, western snow moves a little further east above average temperatures through the midsection of the country. snow showers linger in northern new england, upstate new york. su

don slater is an attorney who special specializes in conservatorships and john, thank you for joininge the grounds here, because when you see that britney was touring under this conservatorship, she was performing, promoting product lines, that really seems odd to people why was she not able to control her finances then so what are the actual grounds for a conservatorship? >> well, the grounds for a typical conservatorship, the kind britney spears is under , actually, we need to prove that that person can't provide for their personal needs or can't manage their financial resources, or susceptibile to fraud. those are the typical grounds but here, ms. speers has consented to and approved this arrangement as it currently stands. jedediah: yeah, so and now she's saying, i mean, she doesn't want her father to be in charge. that's what we're hearing she essentially wants a financial institution to take charge and saying if you need someone, let a bank do it. i don't want my dad, i will not perform while my dad is in charge. i think one question for fans is , what does it allow her dad to c

mind always goes back to one particular interview i did in the first series with a guy called duncan slater1 months, that is the story that should give us hope that whatever you're facing, however difficult, this last year has been, there is a way through and life can be joyous and fulfilled again. iotofhat be joyous and fulfilled again. what have ou be joyous and fulfilled again. what have you learnt _ be joyous and fulfilled again. what have you learnt about _ be joyous and fulfilled again. what have you learnt about yourself, in terms of human resilience? {lister have you learnt about yourself, in terms of human resilience? over the vast 3.5 terms of human resilience? over the past 3-5 years _ terms of human resilience? over the past 3-5 years we — terms of human resilience? over the past 3.5 years i've learned _ terms of human resilience? over the past 3.5 years i've learned that - past 3.5 years i've learned that whatever you go through, however life changing and traumatic and painful it can be, that life is still there to embrace and there will be people watching this morning who are

the top is the start of the night long slater program, hosted by the museums of the bible in washington d.c.. watch thursday, beginning at 8 pm eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. >> up next on american history tv, a look at presidential retreats, we'll see abraham lincoln summer cottage, herbert hoover's mountain fishing camp and hear stories of the kennedy, 's clintons and obama's in martha's vineyard. the white house assist oracle association provided this video. >> our first guest tonight is from lincoln's cottage, where abraham lincoln resided for over a quarter of his presidency. situated on a hilltop in northwest washington d.c., president lincoln made some of his most critical decisions at lincoln's cottage. while in residents there, lincoln visited with wounded soldiers, spent time with self-emancipated men, women and children and drafted the emancipation proclamation. joan cummings is a public historian, artist and educator. as a program assistant at lincoln's cottage, she supports the public facing programming particularly for students and teacher