william burns, the senior adviser of the us president biden, has arrived in egypt. report now they want to pressurize again to the zionist regime, especially netanyahu , we want to check this double behavior of talking about a ceasefire on the one hand and on the other hand. attacks of this intensity actually take place. mr. taqvinia is an expert on western and asian issues with us. mr. taqvinia, hello, good morning. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, i offer my greetings, courtesy and respect to you, mrs. moazzami and mrs. hajipour, and i hope that you have a good start to your day. i am at your service. thanks a lot. mr. taqvinia, tell us about the second visit of american officials to the region to plan a ceasefire how we evaluate and what is your analysis of this dual behavior? yes, look at this point , it should be taken into account that the foreign policy of the united states is influenced by the domestic policy of this country and an important variable is the election that will be held in november due to continuous support. and amer

organization to qatar with the aim of pressuring the resistance, american sources reported that william burns with egyptian and qatari officials in doha and asked them to ask hamas to accepting the american plan to put pressure on the ceasefire. 5 days ago, the president of the united states announced a new three-stage plan for a cease-fire and exchange of prisoners. in gaza, he proposed and announced that this plan was developed with the joint cooperation of washington and tel aviv. other american officials also claimed. tel aviv accepted this agreement and now the ball is in hamas's court. but the prime minister of the zionist regime said: biden's proposal for a cease-fire does not meet the goals and demands of israel . the hebrew media also disagreed. in the cabinet of the zionist regime, they announce the acceptance of this plan. hebrew media also revealed: washington asked netanyahu to accept the truce so that the ball falls in hamas's court and after the implementation of the agreement, he will only stick to the first phase. the first stage of this plan only includes a six-week truce in

cia director william burns and biden's mideast adviser brett mcgurk are in the middle east today meeting with qatari and egyptian mediators in hopes of getting a breakthrough in the talks. it comes as president biden suggested in a "time" magazine interview that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu may be prolonging the war against hamas to ensure his political survival. biden seemed to dial back his criticism in a brief exchange with reporters. >> prime minister netanyahu playing politics with the war. >> i don't think so. he's trying to work out a serious plan. >> this latest plan calls for freeing the israeli hostages and would lead to the withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza in phases. hamas has said that it won't accept anything without a permanent cease-fire. netanyahu has said that he won't end the war without the complete destruction of hamas. the two members of netanyahu's far-right governing coalition have threatened to leave the government if he signs off on the deal. >>> normal service has been restored to at&t customers. the company says that a problem prevented some

cia director william burns met senior officials in egypt on wednesday in the qatari capital.rved as and adviser on the is really state department. there are few key _ really state department. there are few key problems. - really state department. there are few key problems. in - really state department. there are few key problems. in the l are few key problems. in the middle east, the only plan that will work is one part plan. this is usually a matter of trade—off. here, the pain we are talking about is the pain of death. for netanyahu, its political death, and for others, it's literal. thousands marched through _ others, it's literal. thousands marched through jerusalem l others, it's literal. thousandsl marched through jerusalem on marched throutherusalem on wednesday, the annual day of raid. it's all the capture and occupation of eastjerusalem in the 97 war. hugo bachega synthesis. this is a controversial celebration to mark the capture ofjerusalem by israel in the 1967 war. there were some anti—arabs logan being chanted, and some people are being arrested after throwing w

how this development impacts those talks, but we, what we do know is that over the past week, william burns, a c, i, a director has been in doha and leading the us as mediation effort along with guitar, e and egyptian counterparts. and so far there has been no big breakthroughs in those talks. the ceasefire plan announced by president biden and he characterized it as and is rarely plan would include 3 phases. and apparently though, there, there has been some hesitancy by whom aust leaders to believe that this is truly reflective of these really government permission, particularly on the permanent and cease fire would cease fire proposal which would be part to of this plan. uh, benjamin and yeah, you know, and yeah, who has been clear that he would not agree to a permanent cease fire without the destruction of a mazda and from us. leaders are taking, obviously a issue with that. and so there's still a lot of confusion as to exactly what is laid out and which what the parties have agreed to those talks, though, will continue in doha now with the secretary of state entering, blinking, also hea

prisoner swap for us to sending the c i a chief to the middle east and a bid to bro pharmacies file william burns will meet with an adoption delegation that will arrive in doha, on wednesday cutoff says it hasn't received any firm agreement, some either as well or a mass on the plan put forward by biden. but it's foreign ministry spokesman says things are moving in the right direction. we haven't had concrete approval. so the suggestions on the table by both sides, and we have all what i've done the scene, the go to get it serious statements coming in from the is going to the ministers, which doesn't tell us with a lot of confidence of that being a unified position on that and event of, of this, this kevin proposal on the, on the table. however, we can see also that there is a positive momentum building up within both sides. as you said, the statements from how i'm also quite positive. all the following sort of a commitment to, to the language and asking for more clarification. but they were above it. we have also seen a positive movement and it is like the government is meeting right now. and th

and us a sending a c i a chief to cut out on the bid to brokers these far william burns is going to meet an injection delegation is going to arrive in doha, on wednesday. the whole talks with all the us and come to the officials to hi says it hasn't received any from agreements from either israel. all have us on the plan put forward by joe biden, because all foreign ministry spokesman measured only savvy. so there's things on moving in the right direction. we haven't had concrete approval. so the suggestions on the table by both sides and we have all what i've done the scene, the go to get a serious statements coming in from it's going to be administered. which doesn't tell us with a lot of confidence of that being a unified position or event ended at all. but at this, this given proposal on the, on the table. however, we can see also that there is a positive momentum building up within both sides. as you said, the statement from how i feel quite positive. all the following sort of a commitment to to the language and asking for more clarification. but they were above it. we have also see

cia director william burns met senior officials from mediators qatar and egypt and the qatari capitalal. earlier, i spoke about the war and efforts was cease—fire with laura, a former senior policy adviser at the middle east state department. let's start with the cease—fire proposal. this is being pushed by the us, the white house. what you think is keeping. the steel from progressing? the way is throu . h steel from progressing? the way is through the — steel from progressing? the way is through the fall. _ steel from progressing? the way is through the fall. the _ steel from progressing? the way is through the fall. the word - is through the fall. the word permanent for cease—fire, if we're being honest, there will never be a really permanent cease—fire because this state of permanent war. there are a few key problems. in the middle east, the only plan that will work is one part plan, and this is usually negotiations as a matter of trade—off. for netanyahu, his political death, and for others, it's a literal stop what you said the chances of permanent cease—fire low. what about alis

and this is antony blinken's eighth trip to the region, and that doesn't count the trips that william burnsats have been making to the region, trying to do the same thing, shore up a deal like this. you mentioned benny gantz, and i'll get to that, this operation is appalling. they called it a brutal massacre. hamas said this on saturday. nearly 300 palestinians killed. some 700 who were wounded, dozens of children who were among the dead. this according to the gazan health officials in the gaza strip. so they are outraged and probably further away from making some sort of deal. benjamin netanyahu for his part, and his allies, he can point to evidence, which he had little evidence before, he can achieve both stated goals in the gaza strip, defeating hamas and freeing hostages. those two goals are seen as completely at odds with each other. you can't do one and the other. you have to pick one. now, benjamin netanyahu, and we have heard this talk from his allies in the government is going to be able to say, and they're already saying that they can defeat hamas and free the hostages. the only w

meeting with antony blinken and cia director william burns.ded his accusation that the u.s. has been withholding weapons from israel. he also talked about when the war might end. nbc news international correspondent matt bradley is in tel aviv with more. >> reporter: remarkably we've seen this dust-up between washington and jerusalem spilling over into a second week. know benjamin netanyahu, israel's prime minister, told israeli television last nights in a rare interview with domestic tv, that there were still lags in weapons deliveries from the u.s. to israel. this was the cause of all of this friction last week, when benjamin netanyahu released an english language video scolding the biden administration for lagging on their delivery of weapons. he said that it was several different weapons. at least he did last night. now, the white house has consistently denied that that was the case. in fact, we heard from a white house spokeswoman last week saying she had no idea what netanyahu was talking about. this was the most public and most glaring

the c, r is director william burns, has been in doha over the past week. he remains there now joining a junction and guitar, a mediators to present the steel to a moss course. this deal is the one that was announced by us president biden last month in which he said that eventually after a temporary cease fire, it would lead to a permanent cease fire that hang up. apparently, according to statements from us in these negotiations, is that there's this trust and exactly how committed israel is to it's end of the deal, which by and has said isn't as rarely deal. however, there has been really lackluster support from it, at least publicly from is really officials and how mos say that there is no written permanent ceasefire proposal from the as rarely side. so still many questions hang over this latest development. unclear exactly what impact it will be, but the u. s. continues its effort to try to mediate the steel sending secretary of state antony blinking now to the region on monday. all right. how does your castro, i didn't pass her, bring us all that i just

william burns, a c i, director has been in doha since last week. on monday, the us secretary of state anthony blink, and we'll be heading to the middle east as well to assist in these talks. but really, the big question has been whether this deal that was announced indeed by president biden late last month. whether it is as he claims and is rarely deal. because there has been a lot of doubt coming from us leaders about whether this truly represents the position of the is really government. and the part that's really showing this doubt is present in biden's saying that the 2nd phase of this plan will lead to a permanent ceasefire. but of course, benjamin netanyahu, those really prime minister has said he would not accept a permanency as far without destroying him off 1st. so a lot of questions about how those 2 sides could possibly come together on that front. but those negotiations do continue indo huh. thank you very much, heidi joke house from washington. the the you of al jazeera life from the recap of the headlines now. these right the minute t

now, we know that william burns, the head of the cia, was in qatar and the brett mcgurk, the mideast coordinator for the white house wasn't cairo. so the efforts are being made, but they don't seem to be bearing fruit until well now we have been for us in beirut thank you so much for that reporting and joining us now is the spokesperson for the israeli defense forces, lieutenant colonel peter lerner. kernel. thanks so much for being here with us this afternoon. i want to ask you first about some of our reporting that indicates weeks of planning went into today's missions. what did the preparations look like? how did this come together? >> thanks, jessica, indeed throughout the last several weeks we've been gathering intelligence through various sources and means in order to create the opportunity to conduct a special forces operation, to bring home noa, a mug andrei, and shy the operation, of course, was even it could have been canceled even at the last minute, just before 11:00 a.m. this morning. here in israel precisely because of the challenges that operating such a densely popula

appear on the wikileaks portal the famous secret note from the former us ambassador to our country, william burnsn. perceives this as an attempt to encircle the country, undermine its influence in the region, and also fears unpredictable and uncontrollable consequences that will have a serious impact on russian security interests. in 2015, there was a new high-profile scandal, the publication of documents from the us national security agency, which spoke about many years of wiretapping of european leaders by american intelligence agencies. among them were helmut-kohl, gerhard schrödra, angela merkel, jacques cherak, nicolas sarkozy, in 2016 after being made public. the world, this is how we learned that we cannot trust smart tvs that the american government has learned to listen to in its own cars. interception of control over computer units according to wikileaks could be used to disguise contract killings as random traffic accidents. it's time to say what wikileaks really is, not a hostile state intelligence service, often working with government agencies, for example, russian ones. but the acc

will now be getting ready for the orbital insertion burn which comes 31 minutes into flight and that's still about 15 minutes away now. sonny williamsetting their tablets out and doing a few activities to get starliner ready for that. that will be one of the -- that will be the first in a series of burns that will set starliner on its way to the international space station. >> once again, starliner with astronauts butch wilmore and sonny williams launched from florida to cape can after value space force station at launch pad 49 at 10:52 eastern today and have now made it into orbit. >> we show it is active and have good targeting. >> with the call for good targeting and information about starliner's pedra schedule being good means we have good communication with the ground. satellites star liner uses to talk to the ground. the flight controllers on the ground are seeing the dynamic. >> go ahead. >> relay a message to our brethren at u.l.a. >> we are listening, go ahead. >> yeah. they've been a member of the family for a long time but now it's official. and we want to welcome them toi human space flight. >> we have copy all and reall

. >> that is what is going to burn roger williams. we have a pinch runner.ease -- democrats there base run. >> chris steps in. stolen base, running the bag, jumping back on. delosio catching. >> that was greg running the bases. considered the fastest man in congress, winning the capital challenge last month. three miles in 19 minutes and 33 seconds. he is wearing the texas san antonio road runners jersey. >> ran a 4.1 mile. call up everybody catch, leanink as he did so. that will strand bazaar at second base. with one out. >> that fell through. >> they e going to say that is a hit. no infield in this game i suppose. >> we had a flyetless than two d have an infield fly rule right now. >> the centerfielder for tonight, stubbe started and got the win. his third ever end here is a swing into second and across the outs. a t to the right side is not a problem. and now a base hit could score. >> that is what they are looking for.■e here is the replacement. morgan had a hamstring there, john. who had defensive prowess. catch last year.cular >> molen is good in the f

in my room, i flipped through the poems and i read one of her favorites, which was william blake's the tiger. ger burning bright in the forest of the night. what immortal hand? or i could frame the symmetry i felt those words blaze alive in a way that nothing ever had before. the poem's images prowl, the neon jungle of my mind and in that moment i was inspired to write my first poem called the butterfly. why, in imitation of blake. but writing this poem, my first spiritual experience. it's one of stepping through the veil of world into another world, and slowly viscerally feeling the hurt that hooked its talons into me. all the pain of my rejection and that note fade to ash all burned away to wonder. i knew that what my mother handed to me day was gold my mother, who still recites the words to my poems in the front row of my readings, says, i just can't believe i, my own personal poet. my mother, who loves books and poetry and literature so much that she gifted its magic to me, her daughter so sensitive and porous to this world. and she created the unlikeliest poet. i the goal thread of her words that in

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william jefferson, editor of, the liberator. no union, with slaveholders was one of the slogans on the message. this is a guy in 1854 who burnedat. so the ali think today, are theu know, slam dunk, of ce, who's in favor of slavery at that time, they were known as being less obedient or respectful of the constitution. and that had compromises. lincoln had many things about him that were not wonderful, that were not things that we should aspire to. he did not have. the kind does view of civil rights that we would want to have and that many of his fellog heroes in our past, because no one lived a perfect life. no one has done everything the admire. and i deeply admire lincoln. but he certainly was not perfect. and we should grapple with him as a human being. it's okay to say lincoln wasn't perfect. it makes him human. 's one of the things we often forget is that we are talking about people when we're talking about history. too often we think of life statn washington, d.c. this, icon who's almost untouchable. and we forget that he was a human being who lived through this tumultuous■( period and who made incredible arguments that h

burned after some demonstrators broke through police cordons. most younger kenyans say the bill would add to the nation's cost of living crisis. kenyan president williamnation, saying the protests were hijacked by �*dangerous people' and vowing a full response while deploying the military. from nairobi, barbara plett usher sent this report. explosion they called for a total shutdown, and in towns across kenya today, tens of thousands took to the streets. in nairobi by lunchtime, there were running battles as police tried to hold back the tide of fury. but then this... ..hundreds of demonstrators pushed through the gates of parliament, overwhelming officers lined up outside. gunfire the response was quick and brutal — live shots fired. reports of five killed in the street and dozens more wounded. 0thers made it inside, challenging the government's authority in the building where mps had been voting on the contentious finance bill. this is as close as we feel it's safe to get to parliament because police are firing live rounds there. the government had warned protesters to stay away from parliament, and this has been the response. but the fact that the

burn up to that area. and then it kind of slows down or stops, but it allows us time to get water over to it. it's extremely important. and william told me that this should be a good reminder for people to check your fire extinguishers. he actually got his out, tried to use it. it didn't work. so make sure to get yours recharged. check on it. they usually have an expiration date on them as well. you hear much more from him and from firefighters in our story coming up at six. all right. looking forward to it. important advice there ian. thank you. we'll see you at six. in san francisco, city leaders say new automated license plate readers are doing just what they hope they would, leading to arrests. mayor london breed, who is running for reelection, says that the recently installed cameras have already led to arrests for carjacking, robbery and organized retail theft. right now, san francisco has 100 of the automated license plate readers installed, 300 more are expected to be up and running by july. we did speak with one merchant in the inner sunset about that tech and the results. i think the a much needed tool from a speaking f

wilmore and sunny williams, and they're ready to go to get in with your suit plug into the spacecraft, affect the mission from launch. >> rendezvous. docking. undocking. deorbit. burng. that's the mission. that's the thing that we focus on. and i'm focused and look cool. yeah, look what you're doing. as cool as cool as i can. hard. for me. >> it's a short eight day mission, so nasa and boeing can iron any other problems. >> the fact that this is the first flight of starliner with humans on board, we expect small things and we're ready for the big things. >> astronaut mike fincke is scheduled to command mission with a full crew later this summer. >> let's go starliner. >> and if starliner goes as planned this morning, it's set to dock to the international space station tomorrow. johny fernandez abc news, new york. >> now, former president donald trump is planning to appeal his conviction on falsifying business records and the new reaction from president biden. abc news reporter melissa adan has the details. >> a day after his political rival was convicted of 34 felony counts, president biden speaking out for the first time. >> it's reckless, it's dangerous, and it's

wilmore and sunny williams, and they're ready to go to get in with your suit, plug into the spacecraft, affect the mission from launch. >> rendezvous. docking. undocking. deorbit. burnt's the thing that we focus on and i'm focused and look cool. yeah, look as cool, as cool as i can. it's hard for me. >> it's a short eight day mission, so nasa and boeing can iron any other problems. >> the fact that this is the first flight of starliner with humans on board, we expect small things and we're ready for the big things. >> astronaut mike fink is scheduled to command mission with a full crew later this summer. let's go. >> starliner. >> and if starliner goes as planned this morning, it's set to dock to the international space station tomorrow. johny fernandez abc news, new york. >> now, former president donald trump is planning to appeal his conviction on falsifying business records and the new reaction from president biden. abc's reporter melissa adan has the details. >> reporter a day after his political rival was convicted of 34 felony counts, president biden speaking out for the first time. >> it's reckless. it's dangerous. it's irresponsible for anyone to say this wa

william douglas, robert jackson. those are the four very well known ones. then there are four who were not very well, stanley reed, frank murphy, james burns and you know, burns had been a senator from south carolina and he was only on the court for 14 months because in the fall of 1942, fdr to him come work with me in the white house. you'll be the assistant president overseeing the domestic economy and burns left the supreme to join fdr in the white and the fourth justice in this category of lesser known justices in the fdr appointees was wiley rutledge, who was appointed to be burns's replacement. and then the third group is the justices who were not initially appointed by fdr and are only two in this category. one of them was harlan fiske stone, who had been appointed in 1925 by calvin coolidge, his amherst college buddy, and as i mentioned, fdr elevated him to be chief justice in 1941. in the summer of 1941. and it's very clear that fdr did so because he was a single mindedly focused and preparing the country for war, which thought was inevitable and. so he was trying to project by part us and shape as much as possible as, i'm sure you know, the country

terry braggs as well as william montague, and they will make dishes rooted in black culinary tradition, both of those events start at 1:00. now to the latest on the point fire burningn sonoma county. fire officials tell us it's now 50% contained since it broke out sunday. it's burned 1200 acres, destroyed two structures. one firefighter has been hurt. it's caused poor air quality, especially in the north and east bays. an air advisory has been extended into today. as for the sites fire, it is just 5% contained this morning. it's burned more than 15,000 acres, forcing the evacuation of campgrounds at east park reservoir in colusa county. the fire first broke out on monday for a look at the air quality that we're facing this morning, let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. yeah we're starting out with some mostly clear skies, a light wind, a live look out there in san rafael. we will have to watch the north bay for some of that smoke, but most of the smoke is coming from the sites. fire just to the east of clear lake. and a lot of the smoke that we are seeing is blowing around that local area. but then off towards the, the east. so we're not seeing that moving i

william cohen, we got to leave it there, but i appreciate the time and perspective. >> thanks for all right. >> breaking news tonight in california, we're a wildfire in los angeles county has now burned 12,000 acres and strong winds are likely to keep stuff okay. and the fire with the national weather service predicting gusts of up to 70 miles an hour. camila bernal joins us now in gorman, california where the fire started about an hour north north of los angeles. so camille, i know you've been out out and about today. what are you seeing there hey, omar, i wanted to show you exactly right now. >> they are doing some of those water drops will have to wait and see exactly where the helicopter goes and where that water drop happens. but we're seeing a lot of the water drops. we're seeing the crews on the ground here behind me, you see some of them now, what they were doing was preventative work, trying to keep that fire away from the areas that it has get of course, are saying heavy machinery also buy right now and they're so a lot of hotspots, so a lot of the airdrops are targeting those hotspots were only at 2% containment at the moment, with 12,000 acres at least already burned. the

william cohen, good to have you back here in the cnn newsroom. thanks with your fridge joining us and still to come help could be coming today for firefighters battling a huge blaze that has already burned more than 15,000 acres out in california. >> but in new mexico, officials say an entire town it was just evacuated due to a pair of fires that are converging will have a live update just ahead, stay with us here in the cnn newsroom beit night in america as biden that trump meet and only cnn has come complete coverage with unrivaled access and exclusive pre and post a beat analysis. >> follow cnn for every countless moment, followed debate night in america begins june 27 at seven. >> hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. some people say, why should i take provision? i don't have a problem with my memory memory loss is not something that occurs overnight. i started noticing subtle lashes and memory. i want people to know that president has worked for me. itself. my memory, except my cognitive qualities give it a try. i wanted to help you just like it has helped me prevalent at stores everywhere without a prescription bad debt holding