yuri asked me how i was feeling i didn't hide my emotions. both sides were stubborn and did not grasp the importance of the moment. i just could not continue this negotiation i told him if you can't cure the onus we must find its cause let's put aside the maps and the agreements and begin by recognizing each other as partners the p.l.o. will denounce all terror attacks against israel and we will stop viewing you as terrorists and allow our of fat to return to his homeland. i promised yuri i would present his mutual recognition proposal to arafat in tunis perhaps this round of talks wasn't a complete failure after all i descended to a blowing up of this and you left this area many years ago do you think the your dream about your coming back to your home that's my dream all the period so far. to go yet and what's to come if it as a citizen and it's too much for me. we were negotiating in all slope in complete secrecy no one knew about working outside of this really small coop and then when we were. suddenly it leaked the story leaked oh. i thin

the yuri asked me how i was feeling i didn't hide my emotions. both sides were stubborn and did not grasp the importance of the moment. i just could not continue this negotiation i told him if you can't cure the onus we must find its cons let's put aside the maps and the agreements and begin by recognizing each other as partners the p.l.o. will denounce all terror attacks against israel and we will stop viewing you as terrorists and allow our 5 to return to his homeland. i promised during i would present his mutual recognition proposal to arafat in tunis perhaps this round of talks wasn't a complete failure after all i descended to a bone in our bodies and you left this area many years ago do you think the your dream about your coming back to your home that's my dream all the period so far that go yet and what's to come if it as a citizen and it's too much for me. we were negotiating in all slow gene complete secrecy no one knew about working outside of this really small recoup and then when we were all small suddenly it leaked the story leaked o

with the view from istanbul yury were shadow in moscow thank you so much to both of you . let's look at some other stories making news around the world longtime spokes person and veteran peace negotiator for the palestinians siad erekat has died following complications related to cope with 19 he had been hospitalized last month for treatment after his contention deteriorated he served as chief palestinian negotiator for nearly 2 decades he was 65. never u.s. attorney general william barr has authorized federal prosecutors to look into allegations of voter irregularities in the presidential election it is the 1st time that he has addressed president donald trump's repeated and unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter fraud since last week's election one by democrat joe biden. sit is across florida are cleaning up after tropical storm at flooded entire neighborhoods forecasters say that it could really intensify as it moves up the southwest coast at a strong central america last week as a hurricane authorities in honduras have doubled the country's death toll to at least $

in moscow yury rachet yuri what's russia's role in all of this while for a long time rebecca russia refused to do anything specific in this conflict the world peace talks in moscow that ended with a peace agreement about that agreement was broken and brought no pieces even though observateur say now russia has been waiting for 2 goals a few weeks ago there was an open letter request from the armenian prime minister russian yond to do to the russian president putin to finally decide what kind of help with the actual protective power of armenia i mean russia could offer should the conflict escalate further even back then this was a clear sign that armenia didn't feel well enough protected by russia and it seems now that russia is going to play a bigger role as moderator as a peacekeeper and ultimately as protector of armenia. you mentioned the pace keeping aspect what exactly is the task of the russian pay scaping forces on time. well russia reportedly has a military pact with their media and to military base in the country now moscow is going to send about 2000 peacekeepers 90 are more perso

or yuri's promises. the whole the show host 1000 israelis was not in the past. we made the following decisions 1st to impose a closure on the west bank an addition to the closure on gaza. starting tomorrow there will be no palestinian occupied territories on israeli lap until 5 and i was just out load off of the shore. for the 11th round in oslo we arrived with the proposition of our own perhaps singur and the israeli delegation thought we would surrender to their terms but that would not be the case our revised proposition stated the end goal would be un resolution $242.00 demanding israel's withdrawal from the occupied territories. the palestinian proposition enraged me and i responded with hard right opposition we would not acknowledge resolution 242 because it meant retreating to the 1967 borders and we refused to discuss borders at that stage we started believing the p.l.o. were our partners in this but when we put our cards down the p.l.o. always backed away from any clear decision maybe people are right to say the palestinians never missed an opportunity

with the view from istanbul yury were shadow in moscow thank you so much to both of you. this is d. w. news live from berlin a quick reminder of our top story drug makers pfizer and biotech have announced an experimental vaccine that they say is more than 90 percent of affective and preventing covert 19 no serious safety concerns arose during clinical trials pfizer hopes to make enough doses to immunize 15 to 20000000 people by the end of the year . next sunday and over here news it is kick off coming up a with a look back at match day 7 in the 4 dislike of i'm sorry kelly in berlin thanks for watching. because. scott's playing and tom. says i'm sorry. bill clinton imperiling. blows off the pits installers to place. the. traumatic scenes of the gates of europe. levanon freefall. even before the devastating explosion at the port of beirut the country was in the midst of the most serious crisis more and more young people are asking themselves whether they have a future there. should they give up. 5. 160 minutes on t w. the missionary and a pragmatist a diplomat who always get straight

yuri vendik, bbc news, nagorno—karabakh.t, but even a meticulously planned rocket launch can be delayed by the one thing we can't control — the weather! the four astronauts are preparing to make the first operational crewed flight, using a privately owned spacecraft. simon king has been speaking to those who provide that crucial forecast. ignition, lift off! may 2020, and two nasa astronauts on their way to space in the new spacex crew demo programme. the day before, the launch had been aborted, with just 17 minutes to lift off. all because of the one thing we can't control. we continue to violate a couple different weather rules that we now do not expect to clear in time to allow for a launch today. but who are the weather forecasters that make the critical decisions for a space launch? our role, the 45th weather squadron, is pretty huge in what we do in the space industry. essentially, at the cape, nothing gets to space without our support. and so we're talking launch vehicles, keeping those safe, protecting all of our ass

we want to get the reaction also from armenia ask you about that in just a moment but 1st yuri i know you're going to talk about the the wider regional view especially as you're sitting in moscow right now because we know that armenia has a defense deal with russia azerbaijan meantime strongly backed by turkey given all of that what is the view from moscow today. well sarah rushes can see that as your sad doesn't protect all of our media but in reality moscow refused for a long time to do anything specific in this conflict and this let's say reluctant position was obviously undermined has obviously undermined russia's prestige in the eyes of potential partners and allies so that russia now seems to change it yes that that will play peace talks in moscow in the recent weeks of that and that with a peace deal but that the deal was broken just allies after signing off the signing and brought no peace as we know russia's obvious in action culminated in a later letter that the prime minister and he called russian young girl to a few weeks ago asking the russian president to finally decide

get more now we are joined by did i use your ear shadow who is standing by with the view from moscow yury the kremlin has been remarkably quiet to silence speaks volumes. hi sara well we have no official reaction from the kremlin so far you're right the russian president putin only commented the ones on joe biden spot simple victory that was that the day after the 1st d.v.d. bait between trump and biden so some weeks ago as expected putin chose his words very carefully on the one hand he's sad he appreciated biden swarts about the possible extension of these 33 nuclear treaty between russia and the united states the current agreement expires in february next year and unlike trump joe biden has sat he is ready to extend it so putin praised biden biden for that in early october on the other hand he complained that biden's come pain speeches to war have really influenced by and to russian rafiq as he sat also there is something that has already all the shadow at moscow's relations with biden in 2011 when a reset in russian american relations still seemed possible biden came to moscow to meet

get more now we are joined by did i use your ear shadow who is standing by with the view from moscow yury the kremlin has been remarkably quiet to silence speak volumes. hi sara well we have no official reaction from the kremlin so far you're right russian president putin only commented once on joe biden spa simple victory that was that the day after the 1st t.v. debate between trump and biden so some weeks ago as expected putin chose his words very carefully on the one hand he's sad he appreciated by those who are it's about the possible extension of these 33 nuclear treaty between russia and the united states the current agreement expires in february next year and unlike traum joe biden has sat he's ready to extend it so putin praised biden biden for that in early october on the other hand he complained that the biden's come pain speeches so what have really influenced by and to russian rafiq as he sat also there is something that has already all the shadow at moscow's relations with biden in 2011 when a reset in the russian american relations still seemed possible biden came to moscow

well let's get more from moscow bureau chief yuri recessed so welcome. russia stood by and allowed this conflict to happen for weeks so can you now really assist in bringing a lasting peace. well our show is traditionally feel seen as of the protect of armenia and peter bischoff brest secretary of the russian president vladimir putin said today earlier that to work on the agreement to end the war in nagorno-karabakh began long before the incidental with a russian helicopter shot down by his or by john's a debut fool which killed 2 people and sparked the rumors about of the timing for this peace agreement some people might to doubt what the pissed off sat as russia indeed for a long time refused to do anything specific in this conflict yes there was peace talks in moscow in recent weeks but they didn't change anything and this russia still locked in the position one has obviously undermined its prestige in the eyes of potential partners and allies so that russia now is finally going to play a more substantial role as a peacekeeper in the region but the ex

after waiting for my return for so many years, soon i called yuri, i said, i'm finally back in march childhood home. he greeted me with the arab word of welcome and told me he was really pleased to hear my voice. we have become neighbors and asked one week after i return to abu dece, we met once again in taba this time in order to negotiate the 2nd stage of the all slow process. israel's withdrawal from the west bank by spread out the map we had kept secret until then the oslo accord stated, israel will withdraw from most of the west bank within a year. and the palestinians were expecting to receive control over the land immediately. but israel demanded a gradual withdrawal and offered the palestinians full control of only 2 percent of the land. the remaining 98 percent would be controlled by the israeli army. arafat stared at the map silently and then announced that it was an unbearable humiliation. these are prison camps, he yelled, you want to destroy me. with those words, arafat left the room. what you were suggesting deviates from the signed agreement got shouted, you keep 98 pe

flare up in the 30 year futures left hundreds dead global offers a list paul robinson believes the as yuri advances a major setback for the median forces. is one of the major cities in. it's also very easily defensible positions. on the heart of the mountains and if the forces i'm not going to. i'm able to retain control of and that bodes very ill. future success in this war and now reports are saying that as every forces are coaching the council they're going to. not going to kind of panic. and it looks as if the position of the armenian they're going to cut about forces there it is not looking good this is our to international still ahead we hear from the chief doctor addresses main code hospital about the latest surge in case numbers here we've got plenty more in 90 seconds and counting. it. seems wrong. to shape our. trail. 22 minutes into the program very welcomed by the us form a pseudocode joint follies or corona virus vaccine has been proven 98 percent effective in large scale trials the news has been met by widespread optimism but the governor of new york where the firm is based s

i saw a video on twitter of a guy who could shoot laser beams out of his yuri thora. that doesn't make it real . he's honest people. and before you ask, yes, he used his power to fight crime, but that's not even what i want to talk about while everyone focuses on nothing but the presidential results. there is something else that happened in this election, something that is seismic in this country. something that represents the fruition of tireless hours of work of activists and protesters and organizers. and no, no, i'm not talking about the fact that i find they did the wounded peacock yoga pose. but i did. it might have yet to unfurl. ok, i'm lying. i didn't do the wounded picot because i don't know what the wounded peacock is, because i don't do yoga, and i don't know how to do yoga out of some toxic masculinity belief that men shouldn't be in unit charge with their feet behind their head. i don't do it because i don't want to talk to people about yoga. that's the main reason. anyway, there was a seismic shift in this country that played out in this election, and i

yuri leitao of portugal took silver.final. it's the first time in major international competition that the women's event has been held under the same conditions as the men's. and that's all the sport for now. we'll have much more later. hello there. for most of us it will be dry with some sunshine next to high pressure, but cloud, wind and rain will start to push into western areas later on over the next weather system. it's the overnight wind and rain clearing off into the north sea. this is the ridge of high pressure, an area of low pressure will arrive across the west later on. could see a bit of a hang back of cloud and rain across the northern isles, but most places will be dry with some sunshine, thickening cloud, strengthening breeze and patchy rain arriving. temperature is 11—13 , a few degrees down from what we've had the last couple days. this frontal system sta rts couple days. this frontal system starts to work its way eastward during tonight. for friday, it will be line through central area so with fairly st

up in the 30 year feud has left hundreds dead global affairs analyst paul robinson believes the is yuri advances a major setback for the year many and forces. is one of the major cities in going to iraq it's also a very easily defensible positions. on the heart of the mountains and if the forces i'm not going to. i'm able to retain control and to show them that bodes very ill. future success in this war and now reports are saying that as every forces are. not going to. going to kind of panic. and it looks as if the position of the armenian they're going to cut about forces there it is not looking good. another u.s. election earned more claims of meddling only this time not by i side actors but from the inside with donald trump accusing the democrats of mars voter fraud after joe biden was proclaimed president elect president troubles he had to concede the election by the way he cleans there's been a series of vote fraud on this following legal action we believe these people are thieves the big city machines are corrupt this was a stolen election the best pollster in britain wrote this m

i saw a video on twitter of a guy who could shoot laser beams out of his yuri thora. that doesn't make it real . he's honest people. and before you ask, yes, he used his power to fight crime, but that's not even what i want to talk about while everyone focuses on nothing but the presidential results. there is something else that happened in this election, something that is seismic.

see the truce that defeat many is yuri's regarded as a victory they say let's bring you some details of it. the new card by treaty will see on hold on to its military gains, armenia, as well as obliged to hand over 3 districts by the end of the month. it's also been agreed that russian peacekeepers will patrol a lot of contact between opposing forces on roads linking the region to or media. but i spoke to author and history professor peter quds nic a little earlier. he believes that if not for the deal, our media would have lost a lot more. it's still a very tense situation. everybody is hoping that this ceasefire will hold and that russian peacekeeping troops will be able to do so. they've brokered 3, previous cease fires, none of which helped part of what the situation was that once the azeris, then they had a possible way to attack the capital in a corner. and that would have been a much more devastating defeat for the armenians and what they came up with here. so it's not a setback to the armenians, but it's not nearly as devastating as a total defeat would have been another head

i saw a video on twitter of a guy who could shoot laser beams out of his yuri thora. that doesn't make it real . he's honest people. and before you ask, yes, he used his power to fight crime, but that's not even what i want to talk about while everyone focuses on nothing but the presidential results. there is something else that happened in this election, something that is seismic in this country. something that represents the fruition of tireless hours of work of activists and protesters and organizers. and no, no, i'm not talking about the fact that i finally did the wounded peacock yoga pose. but i did. it might have yet to unfurl. ok, i'm lying. i didn't do the wounded peacock because i don't know what the wounded peacock is because i don't do yoga and i don't not do yoga out of some toxic masculinity belief that men shouldn't be in unit charge with their feet behind their head. i don't do it because i don't want to talk to people about yoga. that's the main reason. anyway, there was a seismic shift in this country that played out in this election, and it's only b

so when i called yuri, i said, i'm finally back in my childhood home. he greeted me with the arab order of welcome and told me he was really pleased to hear my voice. we have become neighbors and asked one week after i returned to abu d's, we met once again in taba this time in order to negotiate the 2nd stage of the osce low process. israel's withdrawal from the west bank by spread out the map. we had kept secret until then the oslo accord stated, israel will withdraw from most of the west bank within a year. and the palestinians were expecting to receive control over the land immediately. but israel demanded a gradual withdrawal and offered the palestinians full control of only 2 percent of the land. the remaining 98 percent would be controlled by the israeli army. arafat stared at the map silently and then announced that it was an unbearable humiliation. these are prison camps, he yelled, you want to destroy me. with those words, arafat left the room. what you were suggesting deviates from the signed agreement, i shouted, you keep 98 percent of the l

so when i called yuri, i said, i'm finally back in march childhood home. he greeted me with the arab word of welcome and told me he was really pleased to hear my voice. we have become neighbors or just one week after all, who are laws returned to our bodies. we met once again in taba this time in order to negotiate the 2nd stage of the osce low process. israel's withdrawal from the west bank by spread out the map. we had kept secret until then the oslo accord stated, israel will withdraw from most of the west bank within a year. and the palestinians were expecting to receive control over the land immediately. but israel demanded a gradual withdrawal and offered the palestinians full control of only 2 percent of the land. the remaining 98 percent would be controlled by the israeli army. arafat stared at the map silently and then announced that it was an unbearable humiliation. these are prison camps, he yelled, you want to destroy me. with those words, arafat left the room. what you were suggesting deviates from the signed agreement, i shouted, you keep 98

after waiting for my return for so many years, soon i called yuri, i said, i'm finally back in march childhood home and greeted me with the arab order of welcome and told me he was really pleased to hear my voice. we have become neighbors and asked one week after i was returned to our bodies, we met once again in taba this time in order to negotiate the 2nd stage of the osce low process. israel's withdrawal from the west bank by spread out the map, we have kept secret until then the oslo accord stated, israel will withdraw from most of the west bank within a year. and the palestinians were expecting to receive control over the land immediately. but israel demanded a gradual withdrawal and offered the palestinians full control of only 2 percent of the land. the remaining 98 percent would be controlled by the israeli army. arafat stared at the map silently and then announced about it was an unbearable humiliation. these are prison camps, he yelled, you want to destroy me. with those words, arafat left the room. what you were suggesting deviates from the signed agreement, i shouted, you

pennsylvania yuri, -- i am watching erie, pennsylvania. tom: we have to interrupt.n that important news. hearing joe just biden has taken the lead in pennsylvania as the count continues. this according to cnn and msnbc. we knew there was an 18,000 votes cap. it does appear based on cnn and msnbc that they have superseded that gap and former vice president joe biden has taken the lead. there is a question, professor schiller, how marrow is too narrow for some of these leads to hold water, especially when we talk about the social aspect, some of the rhetoric of president trump. is there a delta that is big enough to absolutely cast aside any doubt about the verdict of this election? wendy: it is a fantastic question. pennsylvania, western pennsylvania is coming in. if some of those counties flip or they provide a lot more balance for joe biden, that helps mitigate the impact of philadelphia. look for the distribution in philadelphia to see how joe biden accrues more votes. if it is distributed, that made -- that mitigates little bit. if biden's lead holds in georgia a

who watch the old school goes bust but when they came out when i was 0000 i still wouldn't be now as yuri we use my. list of interests. are you know it's our heard today and i. mean. we really are. we live. for. you so you allow us to fly. your 5 don't. drive to would. likely cause this were. our business. to go learn about august 9th. real say. something else happened on august 9th. happened. to you move from. august 9th on august 9th on august the 9th 18 year old michael brown was gunned down finite resources are in ferguson is really ferguson has been in turmoil perhaps through a white police officer shot dead and john are like. the . clock. does not cut little voice in national rugby it's a way to reach people here's my plan to make a political in my city are your arms they represented the mill mom wanted me to be a lottery boss. 3 body look today left you go walk right into a gun bottles. for. the journalist. first please find this you feet under. the. the system wasn't built for us at off. i'm just not willing to accept it but on the same hand life is tough like you fight against an

is that waller and fillmore this all happened at around 03:30am in the morning actually james and yuri a. the pursuit didn't last that long it actually started that market and castro which is tops maybe a half mile from the scene. not exactly sure what prompted police officers to begin the pursuit, but we do know that it will when through the streets came to this particular location where a squad car you can clearly see that suv right there that san francisco suv but the flashing lights that was involved in the accident as well that sent the blue car careening into the home. the driver of that blue honda had to be extricated from the car that actually to rip open. the roof just to get the driver out we do know that the driver was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. 2 police officers were in that suv they suffered injuries, but fortunately, we're not hearing, i've any life threatening injuries to them that muni bus believe it or not that was involved in the accident as well, although you don't see any noticeable damage but the front end was clipped and there obviously

is that waller and fillmore this all happened at around 03:30am in the morning actually james and yuri pursuit didn't last that long it actually started that market and castro which is tops maybe a half mile from the scene. not exactly sure what om

but the point i bring up here with mentioning yuri's name is that the helsinki process was not just a dialogue among governments but between governments and their citizens. and we should acknowledge the importance of civil societies because they're facing renewed repression in the osce region. so the paris charter was a major accomplishment. it was a major statement. something to celebrate. that was the commitment that democracy as the only system of government for our nations. that was the statement of the paris charter. defending the free media from attack. deterring electoral misconduct through observation missions. and the premiere organization in the world defending human rights. and i'll just give you one example if i might of that advancement. that was the progress we made combating human trafficking, modern day slavery. i say that because that was an initiative that started in the u.s. helsinki commission. we took it to the parliamentary assembly. it was adopted in the parliamentary assembly. and it led to legislation such as trafficking and persons report in the united states

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