just we're not is by schools of quality since in as well as formal reaches of government from the unity party in my interest it's an on back to a full on speaker of the house of representatives and its title was because of alleged corruption allegation had a coalition of this judge we have he stands up with that by judge and then who have their four month senate put simply was present got feeney he's also a chemical judge we have all the comments many styles of government also supporting judge we are on the ground so he's someone that by and halls of support us current and past with us but i'd like you to address the fact that of course one of the controversial choice says is that the ex-wife of warlord or charles taylor who has been convicted by the special court of sierra leone for some very serious a war crimes are liberians ok with her being his running mates and having a very prominent position and whatever administration elites. and the people saying that we answered election of their former wife of president taylor westcott seagate drive how to love whose husband is in the here i

b one big ifggjzheyve emphasis on the eu maintaining that unity. t few months, which is that they are very much stronger negotiating with the uk when they maintain this united front. and i think that they will do their arguing behind closed doors and then face the uk. and i think we've seen, actually, even in the guidelines today, you are talking about narrow parameters — the eu side is laying out very clearly what it expects will be the terms of a transition to come. and those are pretty restrictive for the uk. there is quite a lot to swallow in there, but this is exactly what happened in the first stage of the negotiation. so, in the new year they move on to that next part of they move on to that next part of the negotiation. 0ne they move on to that next part of the negotiation. one thing we should just say about the withdrawal process , just say about the withdrawal process, they are saying in the document today that they expect the withdrawal agreement to be put into a legally binding text, and there is still some work to finish on that, partic

but the last thing, this unity from the international community, when they united together to fight thishis unity is weakening a bit. by the us? by trump's recognition ofjerusalem as the capital of israel, it has put trump outside the unity. the only realistic way was as macron said by saving the prime minister of lebanon from being a prisoner and keeping lebanon, this fragile country. but it is very gloomy for the middle east. we end this year with more stability? yes, destruction but at least syria is now stable. the real unstable thing is lebanon and israel and palestine where things have got worse. it is not only syria which is stable now. relatively stable. it is the whole region. iraq is stable again. syria and iraq are coming back. also the stability of syria is good for immigration because many people, many syrian people, will go back because syria is a rich country and the people of syria are hard—working. it is devastated at the moment, the infrastructure is devastated, but the point is that there will be those who want to return? there will be reconstruction in syria and iraq.

maintain and safeguard the unity of the g.c.c. but also its attempt to find some sort of a solution the u.s. president has informed his counterparts in palestine and egypt as well as the jordanian king of his intention to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem a spokesman of president whatever us says he has warned that the relocation would have dangerous consequences. donald trump is expected to announce his decision on wednesday after a six month waiver to delay the move expired last week israel claims all of jerusalem as its united capital. while east jerusalem missing my palestinians as the capital of their future state. let's take you straight now to kuwait city to hold a news conference at the end of that summit let's listen in now sick of it sick of the generals and decisions have been taken. in order to. consolidate our. approach our process and the progress that the g.c.c. see the supreme council has emphasized that the role of the g.c.c. in order to maintain all the. gains and to see further gains. and it is im

where is the unity here if i. if well the unity is among the people not you know not in government oppositions because they think the unity is a unity of purpose everyone working for the. plane the a party for the country if the opposition would only have taken positions in them i would be surprised and i would think that would be a very fatal political mistake because how would they criticize the government in eight months time how would they attack. was a rational prism and was administration in a few months time but now they are the same they are out there they are going to be picking holes whatever it is your administration is going to be making and it gives them in some impetus and some political space to to to to be an alternative ok because it's all eyes on the on the coming election right so what do you think we're likely to see the cabinet do in that time. what will become the company just to play it safe in the moment in playing safe means for sleep the people have to get money from their banks when they

new governance that has been in one way to since the start of the company days the need to change the unity of parties so it has really been a trouble for vice president yourself so that is the online factor not another unity party. and one of the biggest challenges that hall now be facing as president we are has a huge challenge ahead of him especially when we talk about you when you plug meant and chop creation the country has to challenge with the high or you climb into and the issue of poverty over eighty percent of the country's population still leer live below a dollar a day so judge we government to have this as a reason not to crack liberating a country from poverty which many believe he i mean is just in the president has not really been able to adequately address since her two six years of twelve years he toured to. where was a football star in the ninety's who played for italy's ac milan do you think he's going to succeed as a politician. will he has not had experiences in politics for the time he started it was just football a lot of people have known he. could pour but others a

we are thankful for the unity in congress that has presented an opportunity for our economy to expand. so that we can fight because of debt -- corrosive debt that has been destroying the future and we hope the unity will spread beyond party lines. so that people will recognize we have a nation that is worth saving. and recognize that nations divided against themselves cannot sustain. in this time of discord, distrust, we ask that you give us the spirit of gratitude, compassion, and common sense. give us the wisdom to be able to guide this great nation in the future, we ask in the name of the father, son, and holy spirit. pres. trump: thank you. mike, would you like to say a few words? >> mike pence: as i told you last night after the senate vote , i speak on behalf of the entire cabinet and of millions of americans when i say congratulations and thank you. through ther seeing course of this year and agenda that truly is restoring this country. you described it very well, mr. president, at the outset of the administration we have been rebuilding the military and putting the safety and

interestingly this election music other two will nothing like to have their day done one and not the unity party so because of days to feel that this is the time and thus why they would set the record what doesn't that is one thing we have the edge of all the other eighty kennedys that were in the race all right but evelyn george away it's no secret doesn't have a background in politics as he surrounded himself with to help him lead the country just to unite is by schools of quality since in as well as formal reaches of government from the unity party in my interest it's an on that day in full on speaker of the house of representatives and it's titled was because of alleged corruption allegation. had a coalition of this country at he stands up with that by judge and then who have their four month senate but simply. present got feeney he's also a campbell judge we have in all the comments many styles of government also support him judge we are on the ground so he's someone that by and halls of support us current and past but i'd like you to address the fact that of course one of the controv

what the unity reform commission has done is now about execution. titles are good, but purpose is better. i'm hoping we will continue to push the purpose of making sure the democratic party is inclusive of all. i wanted to see superdelegates eliminated all the way. i don't believe there should be a certain set of people whose authority and ideas are more important than others. we did significantly reduce them. we have more work to do to win over the folks. it's important to stand up and be strong. we are the ones that the people need, not just in our words, but also in our deeds. this unity reform commission, all of us worked incredibly hard . people can be proud of what we have accomplished so far. we have so many miles to go. [applause] echo thed like to thoughts of my fellow commissioners and thank you for the cooperation and the good faith that you shown here. i didn't get everything i wanted. i would have liked to see no reduction in superdelegates. [laughter] >> just point that out. i didn't get everything i wanted. i will go forward and suppor

and not threaten the g c c's unity. well it seems that the timing of this announcement of the partnership between strong players now the strongest of players and the juice you see now very clearly there is a within did you see an alliance that is emerging very clearly between saudi arabia and u.a.e. along with the bahrain to form some kind of partnership maybe a button will join the spark not ship. in the future but this is really that is not the board well that would be would the future of the g.c.c. this go this could cause a splintering of the g.c.c. into a comma towards the g.c.c. the six countries as as it has been on society eighty one that was for. a collective security organization to deter or taught or to strengthen the six countries in a position visa via the air never evolution the turmoil in afghanistan the soviet invasion afghanistan the iran iraq or iran evolution and other upheavals at that time and now we are at the stage that a dysfunctional g.c.c. is a not as is a real reality now after what we have see

secretary general and ten you could terrace has called for the unity of the u.n. security council to allow for the possibility of diplomatic engagement with north korea. we have also the opportunity to discuss the. nuclear threat that we today face in relation to the north korea problem it is very clear that security council resolutions need to be fully implemented fully implemented by north korea first of all but fully implemented by all the other countries was role is crucial in order to make sure that the sanctions are put in place and that they achieve the resolve that we all aim which is that the nuclearization of the korean peninsula well it is time south korea's president will enjoy and will make his first state visit to china tension remains over the u.s. deployment of an anti missile system in south korea let's speak now today jim brown joins us live from beijing and adrian this is to be a multi-pronged approach right now is it likely to reach rewards. that's right nic we were speaking about this yesterday there is an awful awful lot happening on multiple

been tensions within the alliance service since and this summit was a test of the the alliance of the unity of the g.c.c. today in his closing statement the emir of kuwait calling for members to continue to unite in calling for the continuation of the brotherly alliance that shiloh's covering the summit for us from kuwait city to tell us a bit more about the message in this closing statement we heard at the summit apparently coming to an end. first is probably the briefest summit in the g.c.c. is history in the sense that they're only really lasted for a couple of hours if. the closing statements obviously on process on the need for cooperation the need for greater work together to ensure the unity of the g.c.c. and actually just to ensure the g.c.c. if you maintain that there was reference to the grand plans of the g.c.c. or had prior to. being brought into question particular when it came to economic cooperation the idea of having some sort of single currency among the countries that was meant to be unveiled sometime in the next ten or so years or looking up twenty twenty five or the targ

what the unity reform commission has done is now about execution. so titles are good, but purpose is better and i'm hoping that we will continue to push the purpose of making sure that the democratic party is inclusive of all. i wanted to see super delegates eliminated all the way and got to go on the record and say that, i do not believe there should be a certain set of people whose authority and ideas are more important than others, but we did significantly reduce them and we have more work to do to win over the folks. i think it was naomi who expressed how important it is for the democratic party to stand up and being strong. not only in our words, but our deeds and this unity reform commission, all of us worked incredibly hard and that people can be proud of what we've accomplished so far, but we have so many miles to go. [applause] >> i'd like to echo the thoughts of my fellow commissioners and thank you for the cooperation and the good faith that you've shown here. i didn't get everything i wanted. i would have liked to see no reduction in supe

this is the news coming to you live from berlin divisions of a migration and drags it threaten the unity leaders' meeting in brussels clash of a quarter for refugees and an agreement on the first phase of drugs a big those stations still has to be endorsed also coming up a high profile stripping body of institutional sex abuse of children especially in the catholic church and says priests ignore longer have to make celibacy prime minister malcolm turnbull describes the findings of the report a national tragedy. plus an end to soap neutrality in the us the government claims it's cutting red tape that topples innovation song uses fear that if web traffic is no longer treated equally the access to information will suffer instead. i'm on with that shima welcome did you have the you summit in brussels and leaders have clashed over the issue of migration european council president. called a mandatory quarter for refugees highly divisive and ineffective as the leaders talked of them to. on the second day of the summit they'll have the rods of german chancellor angela merkel ringing in their yea

this is the most serious stress test on our nation's democracy perhaps in our history and the work of this unity commission is so critically important. larry and jen, thank you so much for what up been doing. it's impossible to overstate the importance of the work that you have been doing. his is -- i come to you both with a sense of remarkable sobriety given what's happening in washington and around the country in the era of this president and also a sense of optimism borne out of what we've een on the ground. you look at the chaos and carnage that we see every day from this administration and the stakes couldn't be higher. this tax bill that people like congresswoman fudge and others fought against is just an absolute abomination. it is a break for wealthy eople, wealthy corporations at the expense of virtually everybody else. the attack on the affordable care act, 13 million people potentially losing health care all in service of the tax cut for large corporations and wealthy people who don't need it. they tell us there is no money to re-authorize the state children's health insurance program

half the work is always going to be what does unity mean? it's not a five letter word. you've got to work for it day and night. and i would say to my sister here, the chair, who will get the last word, you've made that a pleasure. you are a model. and carry it on. [applause [prenl >> thank you, everyone. you all have said what i had to say far better, so i just have a few things i want to say. first, i, too, want to say thank you to the staff, to jacob, to alicia, to julie, lisa, miles, sochi, maureen, and in particular to patrice. i have had the true pleasure of working with patrice not just in this commission but in my time as a dnc and invery few people that have as much grace as she does and how she has carried that. and for whatever we have accomplished, it is solely because patrice has led our path forward. so thank you. i want to thank helen, too. in particular because --. >> yay, helen. [applause] >> at every meeting and been part of this and i have never had to be a chair of anything or had to go through any voting or paid attention to any voting so i had very l

we're live now the democratic national committee unity reform commission. created in 2016, meeting for its final session in washington today. their recommendations will be issued to update the d.n.c.'s rules and bylaws committee to be considered for the 2018 election. once it gets under way we expect an all-day session here and we will have live coverage. politico magazine wrote about the unify ty commission's efforts saying that with a potentially historic number of democrats getting ready to launch aed by for their party's nomination in 2020, the d.n.c. has barely 18 months to institute any reforms. the unity commission recommends they, they quote bernie sanders as saying, the party can cannot remain an institution largely dominated by the wealthy and inside beltway coon sulltants. senator sanders saying. it must open its doors and welcome into its ranks millions of working people and young people who desperately want to be involved in determining the future of our nation. we'll have live coverage once it gets under way. in the meantime from this morning's

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defense pact and the lack of progress in dealing with migration unity and the lack thereof ahead of this summit here's how european council president obama put it today the divided if. and some of the geographical simplification. between. when it comes to migration. between east and with. these divisions. and motions. we each make it through to find even the come on the language russian argument for this debate and this is why we should. even more intensively and more effectively than before. emotions and using common sense are brussels bureau chief max hoffman is covering the summit for words tonight you can even do you max so when we look at everything that the e was dealing with right now what would you say how would you describe the state of the european union tonight how much unity is there. tonight we had a happy moment and quite some unity to tell you the truth brant more than we usually see because the leaders celebrated the start of tesco the permanent structure of cooperation in defense matters maybe you didn't leading to a real defense union that's something that federica more

live below the minimum wage we have to protect those people who are living in poverty and affirm the unity of our society and. the situation when a man who is properly skilled qualified receives a miserable salary where he can't make ends meet. the russian president vladimir putin speaking live from moscow addressing the seventeen congress of the united russia party that's the main kremlin party he was swelling out his program as he seeks reelection next year he was focusing mainly on domestic issues saying that all their policies in the social sphere must ensure that the nation is safe but what he did also say was that russia is not going to search for confrontation with any nation and russia will never sacrifice the national interest of its people and which he actually received a rapturous applause for so just a reminder apologies about that just a reminder that the presidential election in russia takes place next year that's twenty eighteen in march and president vladimir putin had earlier announced that he does plan to seek reelection for a second consecutive term and a fourth term ove

might not be a reliable partner not even a military partner in the future and then there was also unity apparently on the topic of sanctions against russia because of ukraine and heads of state government agreed to extend those sanctions another six months until july two thousand and eighteen so there is some unity but as you know in other matters like migration there is not yet i mean migration really is the issue that is causing a major fault line in europe isn't it. you know and it's been like that for years it's sort of been under the carpet you know hasn't been talked about that much in the last months you could say because also of bragg's it because brags it all matters brags that the the other twenty seven you member states had a surprising show of unity so you could be fooled into thinking that this was a new reality for all topics but it is not as we clearly saw today the vision that sees the eastern european states still very much opposed to migration quota or refugee quota meaning that you have something where the refugees would be automatically distributed among that you mem

start of campaign i know most people calling for change that they cannot give another twelve year to the unity party where they are all the people on the other side would you will believe that is the time for a younger generation but the i commend the younger generation was represented by the foreign football judge that he does not have the kind of experience so. after twelve years of progress by presidents does not smoke as to each is coming up but this cycle of on of election it seems very critical don't we have a very low turnout for to us funded morning up to now. evan podiatry reporting from monrovia thank you. and we turn now to peru where the country's former president to alberto fujimori has asked peruvians for forgiveness after receiving a christmas eve pardon from current president pablo because inskeep although the pardon was based on medical grounds it has sparked two days of clashes in the country who was convicted of human rights abuses and has so far served less than half of a twenty five year sentence the pardon is the latest in peru is continuing political crisis. protesters a

the unity. rse, that does not solve the problem but it is clear there is a large pressure over north korea and i think the north koreans are feeling it. if that is maintained i think it also paves the way for a diplomatic efficieinitiative to possible. i don't think china controls north korea. i think north korea became an entity in itself. but i think for the north koreans that is also a question of survival and my belief is if the unity of the council is maintained i think north korea can be forced to come to a meaningful dialogue, namely the united states, that is probably the only power they fear, and pave the way for the denuke larization and we should do everything we can to reach that objective and i believe that a diplomatic solution is the way to achieve it without a level of danger that again would be unpredictable in its consequences if a military option would be taken. >> you were the commissioner for refugees and we look at the situation for refugees around the world which is the wor

then dies if you read the thirty eight jubilee unity on constantine the great we can discern a formula for order in the wild one god one empire one emperor constantine was an advocate of an egalitarianism not exactly a hierarchy order this system of subservience this reflected socio political relationships is an. interim. revenue was where the synthesis between the systematic thinking of the greeks and the christian doctrine of salvation became translated into imagery. amidst the ruins of rome new churches were built and the ancient roman buildings repurposed by christians the pictorial canon over a van and made itself felt in some time area in trust there where the larger the church was the more imagery could be depicted. here for the first time mary was depicted directly alongside jesus christ as his companion the mosaic still expresses representation directly but the angels are missing. thus the picture clearly indicates that the central figure of the new testament jesus christ the redeemer is superior to the angels in the hierarchy even though he was a human being. the upper basili

start of campaign i know most people calling for change that they cannot give another twelve year to the unity party where all the people on the other side will believe that it's a time for a younger generation but the argument that the younger generation was represented by. john that he does not have the kind of experience. they were after twelve years of progress by president does not smoke coming up but this cycle of on of election it seems very critical don't we have a very low turnout for to us funded morning up to now. reporting from monrovia thank you and with that we've come to the end of this edition of news only a lark and brylin see you again tomorrow same time same place i have and we'll be back at the top of the hour. were i come from a very rich history. poor and.

since the morning, i came here and i have not earned enough to eat. a unity deal announced in cairo last month was supposed to end a decade of divisions between the rival palestinian factions. family is split. he is a member of fatah. who is withother, hamas, had high hopes for reconciliation before the handover of power was delayed. >> we were surprised by the cowardly statement of the government. the depression started to set in, and it was as if the optimism we had disappeared completely. the decade-long israeli blockade means residents are often trapped in gaza, even in urgent medical cases. one is suffering from a rare neuromuscular disorder. as is the case for around half of all palestinians, who tried to travel for medical care, israel has refused to let him leave gaza for treatment. >> i would try 10 times, 20 times, to get out. i am not going to leave my son here to die. back inside gaza, with the unity deal that remains uncertain, it is ordinary palestinians who continue to pay the price of division. anchor: the suspense is on for football fans. in

we want the unity to last. e part where we light up this light that last and make a commitment to practice unity to reflect unity, and to increase unity and got that comes from it. we are lifting up the unity lights and we said we want this unity right to last. >> again we are listening right new as city officials hoe first ever kwanzaa celebration right there on both bet house row, and the iconic row of homes will be illuminated in kwanzaa colors that is set to happen in a few minutes, that ceremony got underway a short time ago with drum line procession to the fish ladder. remarks from mayor jim kenney and members of the kwanzaa cooperative are also part of the festivities. >>> lauren casey joining us now, notice everyone has many layers on out there. >> yes. >> like digging your closet for all of your gloves, all of your hats and that is your trend. over accessory, is that a word yes, that is what we will be doing over next several days with high temperatures that are sub freezing for a extended period of tim

knows the build in fourteen the unity. in jerusalem and change in the name in the city all the danger we're talking about it. need to build the. american. decision it came and it aflame it was not separated. of its own is goatse before it and after that. if we go before the decision we will understand. what is happening with dealing in the last few years. we were talking about the american zionist push act. which some counties conses help give help and assist. the us since two thousand and seven we are told you today i did mention that in two thousand and eleven. we told you that i mean supporting the infidel the oldest two is good specially desired to live. in me to destroy our society. and disown the palestinian cause. and then make it comes and then impose the solution. which she wants which. meets the interests of the israeli this is what we notice in. i mean. this is before. and this is something after it's jews and then he would say to all the arab governments. this is out of the question come over for a solution. or

this shows the unity of our people and want to protect this city for us and for them. once again we reiterate our thanks to present air to one for holding the successful summit and this summit for all means and on the basis of what we've had so far. thank you mr. president. [speaking in native tongue] translator: secretary general, distinguished guest, ladies and gentlemen, distinguished members of the press, i would like to salute you all with my most heartfelt emotions respect. the very accidental admission is to ensure the protection of the sanctity and historical status of jerusalem. and today we convened very significantly and very critical summit which becomes the historical mission in the ambition of the [inaudible]. i'd like to take this opportunity to thank all of our guests having participated in the summit also like to thank all of those involved in the realization of this historical event. with this historical summit you once again demonstrated to press the world that [inaudible] is not alone. we've shown this primarily to the owners of the decision question

said to their village to the wise people during the meeting that there are some steps that my hit the unity of yemen and that we have explained the reasons behind the concerns that are here and there and everywhere we have explained the obstacles because they were aiming to weaken the home front on the interior front when they reach during their past to the end when they declare a situation for the sake of the aggressors and the tide of turning and you page with them to create sabotage inside of the country we. well. them we expressed our understanding we'll never challenge them. we were asking we were appealing and the whole world have learned about that that people have learned about that of yemen and the leader of these criminal and i militias were there and we are leaders to stop the move and to stop the crimes we are the criminal militias to stop their deeds to us we have pm like with nice language because we were keen on the many people on yemen and by them or probably they misunderstood us when we really in assault in in a way that. might have been understood by them oh that's why it

we want to see you all holding hands for the unity. she loves. and you say you want us to. be. a system for us and she's. just she's. ok. she's just so we know that you can do everything yes. yes i'm so relieved to see. the hands of a person who wants to show us. she's asked the question. so for us so. the choice this seems shows this is for the issues you see this is was just. saying. this is. the best is so. when a telling maverick age and in moment when you take a cage we have any say in ink there are no doubt banks so they really need that a tray out but here you've got green tree. when. heaven. and. isn't this. unspeakable man compiled testimonies a victim of the congolese mustn't. as this intimate evidence finds its way to international courts the central african republic is plunged into the. hands of the people and a nation crippled by the recent history. africa one of a two hundred series at this time on al-jazeera business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. right. this i

the things i wanted to do growing up. it's a perfect time. season of giving. >> it was nonprofit unity in the community to find those that needed assistance. >> when you lose someone, you go through depression. i wanted to make sure we were able to cheer these families up. >> i have never gone into a store with a thousand dollars. it was like, i can buy whatever i want. >> it makes it easier to have fun and enjoy the holidays. >> an unexpected blessing for these parents that can now focus more on spending time with family and stress less about the holiday. >> unity in the community says this is the first time they have surprised the families they were helping with, with an instore shopping spree. what a surprise for the families here. chrichristie ileto, channel6,wp. >> still to come, new charges filed against the accused white supremacists in the charlottesville attack. >> and for the last jedi, we have a sit down with director ryan johnson. >> and we have another snowstorm on the way. the greatest impact between 3:0. this will affect your evening commute. how much snow where you live

and the recent democratic national committee unity reform commission meeting. the 21-member commission was convened ahead of the 2016 democratic national convention with the intention to boost party-to change the way the party accepts delegates and other matters. this portion is just over 4 1/2 hours. >>> all right. good morning, everyone. thank you all for being here. i am jenna mali dillon, i'm joined by my great friend jerry cohen who is the vice chair of the commission, and i call the final meeting of the unity reform commission to order. i would just like the members to join for the pledge of allegiance. >>> i pledge allegiance to the flag, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, i now ask patrice taylor to call the roll please. >> thank you, madam chair. mr. baker? >> here. >> ms. bower? >> here. >> mr. burns? >> here. >> ms. flores? >> congresswoman fudge? >> yes. >> ms. harris? >> here. >> mr. wentz. >> yes. >> mr. coats. >> here. >> ms. lewis. >> here. >> mr. mnewport. here. >> ms. turner? >> here. >> mr. weaver? >> here. >> mr. web. >> here. mr

a lot of people have said they've never seen before, the unity. did you look who was sitting next to the president, jeff flake. he was the guy who gave a scathing speech on the senate floor calling out president. in that same speech flake said he's not running for reelection and he's again breaking with the president over roy moore. first, take a listen to what president trump said about roy moore today. i think he's going to do very well. we don't want to have a liberal democrat in alabama, believe we we want stropg borders. we want stopping crime. we want the things we represent and we certainly don't want to have a liberal democrat that's controlled by nancy pelosi and controlled flake doesn't agree with the president. flake cut a check to roy moore's opponent. i cut the check for dewing jones wroting in the memo line country over party. he's endorsing the democrat, help me out heemplet despite sexual misconduct allegations involving teenagers, roy moore is still looking like dewing jones is trying everything he can to convince voters he's the

talks and the national unity efforts now underway to mature further we're talking about a few ys when the palestinian national council is convened and. had that hamas will be invited as we heard from president abbas that means that the entirety of the palestinian political system those who are outside of the p.l.o. and those who are traditionally inside that political system are united in rejecting this american position and are united in saying that the u.s. has disqualified itself from the role it has played nobody had any illusions about trump his administration or even previous administration everybody knows that the u.s. is closer to israel than it's ever been or ever ever will be unfortunately to the palestinians at least in the foreseeable future but no administration was so all day shifts in its bias in its ignorance of international law and international politics in the nuance of this conflict as to take a step that is as reckless and irresponsible as the one that trump has just taken and it will it it has really opened the possibilities for a lot of unknowns and that

this shows the unity of our people and we wanted to protect the city. we give our thanks to president erdogan for holding the successful summit and the basis of all the we had so far. thank you, mr. president. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: we need to ensure the status of jerusalem al-quds and say we have convened a very critical summit which becomes a historical mission. we thank all of our gas for having participated in the summit that would also like to take those in the realization. with this historical summit, we have demonstrated to the rest of the world. we have shown us primarily u. r. all delay and receive the first signals of president trumps al-quds. we have started working tremendously and clearly eccentric the fact and the entire region into a fire with multiple kinds that this decision would be an acceptable, would harm the contributions and would serve the extremist fanatics. the united states taking the decision of no longer be able to play the role of a mediator between palestine and israel. that process has come to an end.

here's the final day of the dnc unity reform commission meeting. it's just under three hours. >> i came all the way from california to be here. i am sorry. i may have to leave in the middle of this but i do want to say, i certainly hope that going forward that this caucus that we're all part of undertaking here, including ourselves as participants, is improved upon. i profess being very disappointed with the out reach regarding this meeting. i was one of many people i'm -- rsvp'd to the meeting and no one got back us to. i understand all the language about participation and ncluesivity but sadly -- [indiscernible] as a case in point we finally received an e-mail less than 48 hours before meeting started to inform us and no one has ever gotten back to me or anyone to that i know that rsvp'd the meeting. now that these recommendations are going to be going to the rules committee, i would hope that we can approve -- improve upon the image of, sorry to say, that is out there now all over social media being talked about. this is for all the talk about wa

. >> for those of you that are familiarity with the unity of effort, this is really the next phase of that. we built out some of the unity acquisition -- like a performance review board, budget, but what we have to drive for is sound operational requirements. driving into requirements rnd and then driving through what i call that left side. en why, coming from your strategic plan. developing operational requirements. where do we have these capability gaps. that's the process jim is saying there. without that where we developed the other programs like the budget and the acquisitional process and the disposele process, those can never be 100% effective without the initial work being done. >> maybe the same issue. one is which of the agencies are most closely akin to -- who are you going to work with most closely? who do you rely on outside of dhs? >> there's actually an interagency community that works wmd issues. so one way you could look at us is a defense threat reduction agenciment your job so to look for technologies to support the war fighters. they grew out of the defense nuclear