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. >>> in the north dakota, pipeline plo test issues remain overnight despite at order to leave. >> otherseft but set fire to parts of their camp. we're hearing more from tribe member who's say they're fighting not just for clean water but for respect. here's byron pitts. >> reporter: protests have lasted nearly a year, intense and soms heated clashes with authorities all to prevent a pipeline from being built next to the sue tribe sacred land which they say could also pollute their source of drinking water. for months, standing rock advocates calling themselves water protecters have camped out around the construction site through tear gas and blizzards. the standing rock sioux tribe has call this had land home long before it was renamed the state of north dakota. they say they're fighting back against aoffcy that tells of a underground and destroy the tribe's way of life, that snake they say the oil pipeline. the original 1851 treaty, the sioux nation signed with the u.s. government. native american tribes have been negotiating with washington for centuries. but the close of the 19th cent

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former ploy and we could work quickly to report the allegations investigate the matter and terminate her plo employment. earlier this month police arrested nina scott, a teacher at the school for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old student. detectives say in is no link between the two cases. >> reporter: and back out live, we can tell that you police have execute aid warrant to search johnson's phone to make sure she did not text pictures or videos to student. she is out waiting for a court date and does not have a prior criminal record. >> thank you. >>> police in wilmington are investigating a robbery and atemmed sexual assault of a runner and investigators a that a 28-year-old woman was running when a man came up behind her and pushed her to the grown and the attacker tried to sexually assault her and she fought him off. >>> the numbers are in for the first month of the city's saug ari drink tax and the city of philadelphia collected more in beverage tax revenue than it first thought. a total of $5.7 million. live at the shop-rite at roosevelt boulevard in northeast

. >> israel had gone into lebanon to try to create a buffer zone against the palestinians, the plo. >of american marines came out to separate the israelis from the palestinians and oversee the withdrawal of the plo from lebanon, but it got sucked in to the lebanese civil war. >> the civil war is between christians and muslims, and to the muslims it looked like we were supporting the christians. >> a big debate broke out afterwards. should we have ever put our marines in that kind of vulnerable position when they didn't have a clear politician. they were just kind of sitting there. >> the united states in the middle east was faced with an array of small forces, little cells, underground, not knowing who they were, where they were and even what they wanted. >> there are no words to properly express our outrage, and i think the outrage of all americans. >> do you have any idea who did it? >> are we going to take reprisals, sir? >> reagan call the killing of the marines the saddest day of my presidency. the saddest day of my life. i think it was the low point of the reagan presidency. >>

the plo says the law simply legalizes the theft of land. simon harvick has more. simon: it is a decision that has sparked outrage, palestinian authorities condemning a law which retroactively legalizes israeli settlements built on palestinian lands. many see this as an extension of the illegal colonization of palestinian territory. >> israel is continuing its colonial policies and deporting palestinians from their own land. it is a country operating outside international law. it is required the palestinians to protest against the cancer of the settlement in order to remove them. decision was passed in parliament and has attracted heavy criticism from the international community. barely two months ago, a human resolution headband -- had banned the building of israeli settlements. since donald trump's inauguration, israel has developed a plan to develop the colonies. legalize the theft of palestinian land. building settlements is a crime building settlements is against all international laws. it is fine for the community to act concretely to stop the israelis from t

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. >> reporter: a committee member for the plo issued this statement saying, if the trump administration rejects this policy, it would be destroying the chances for peace and undermining american interests, standing and credibility abroad. prior to prime minister netanyahu's visit, cia director mike pomp year head a meeting with the palestinian leader in the west bank. the meeting with pompeo was described as friendly. whether the friendliness between the white house and israel lasts, remains to be seen. the son-in-law is playing a key role in shaping the administration's middle east peace process. mr. trump has publicly support the kushner's efforts. >> if you can't produce peace in the middle east, nobody can. >> reporter: peace in the middle east has been an elusive goal for u.s. presidents despite many attempts over 40 years. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >> meanwhile, the trump administration is facing new allegations about connections to russian officials. intelligence sources tell the "new york times" that in the year before the election, trump campaign officials and o

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on this question, the idea of what one state could look like, the plo secretary general, has warned,some people in visit it, it would be an apartheid system, is that something that you would fear to? israel would is that something that you would fear to? israelwould not be is that something that you would fear to? israel would not be an apartheid state, i would fight against it inside israel because thatis against our values. but you recognise that as a fear of having one state? i believe that this is something, that most of us, israelis, would reject. this is against our values, and therefore in choosing between all of the options, i believe that the israeli interest is to divide the land and to have two different states. frankly i'm not fighting for the establishment of the palestinian state. i am fighting in order to keep his role asa fighting in order to keep his role as ajewish fighting in order to keep his role as a jewish democratic state, and somebody else's fighting to create a palestinian state because he represents the national aspirations of the palestinians. i would like

the plo secretary general has warned that the way that some people envisage it, you would have — it wouldid system. is that something you fear, to? israel would system. is that something you fear, to? israelwould not be an system. is that something you fear, to? israel would not be an apartheid state. i would fight against it inside israel, because this is against our values. —— too. inside israel, because this is against our values. -- too. you recognise that as a fear of having one state, do you? i believe that this is something that most of us, israelis, would reject. this is against our values. and therefore, in choosing between all the options, as an israeli, i believe that the israeli interest is to divide the land into two different states. frankly, i am land into two different states. frankly, iam not land into two different states. frankly, i am not fighting for the establishment of a palestinian state. i am fighting in order to keep israel as a jewish democratic state. and from his point of view, he is fighting to fight and create a palestinian state, because he represents the n

. >> the key for the trump administration to pursue direct di plo may ma si and he's there with me any and what worked. the best period that we have is the good chunk of the÷ú 1990s wn the clinton administration did just that. but under those years of a deal called framework, we at least, more or less, stoppedç north korea's progress. they were hedging and cheating. so were the americans and so with everyone. in than we are now. there's an unusual opportunity because donald trump has an openness. he said he would meetç with hi. he does have a certain pragmatism. he's been disciplined and constrained about what he said. strafgdly i'm a little bit optimistic that there may be a diplomatic effort that can at least get a freeze on the program, getç a return of nvt r sos we snow about what they're doing and essentially reset the relationships so that weç can change our whole strategy. long term we'll deal with them. >> we'll see how much is traken s8china, of course, north korea major ally. that relationship has been strained of late. so does china have any influence over north korea an

just on this question, the idea of what one state could look like, saeb erekat, who is the plo secretaryhat the way that some people envisage it, you would have — it would be an apartheid system. is that something you would fear, too? israel would not be an apartheid state. i would fight against it inside israel, because this is against our values. but you recognise it is a fear? giving equal rights... but you recognise that as a fear of having one state, do you? i believe — i believe that this is something that most of us, israelis, would reject. this is against our values. and therefore, in choosing between all the options, as an israeli, i believe that the israeli interest is to divide the land and to have two different states. frankly, i am not fighting for the establishment of a palestinian state, i am fighting in order to keep israel as a jewish democratic state. and saer erekat, from his point of view, he is fighting to fight and create a palestinian state, because — because he represents the national aspirations of the palestinians. now i — i would like to say something about wha

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the plo was considered a terrorist organization and the qutar was politically talked into dealing with them. it was naive to think they could solve the palestinian problems but they laid out a road map to the eventually solution to the dispute between israel and the palestinian. every camp, even up to john kerry's latest failed attempt, has been built on the archit architecture of those camp david accords. this leads me to segue to terrorism because that entire palestinian, 750,000 people, that was the entire population of the people who fled and think of all the misery they have endured and the misery the terrorism that came out of the modern terrorist movement has caused not just to the israelis but people all over the world. right now there are five million syrians woo are refuges outside of their country and dwarfs the palestinians. this is part of the refuge stream that is greater than at any time since world war ii. just on the syrian side of it, half of those refunges are children. only 20% are getting an education. so if you were five years old when the fighting began you lost

instance, or are -- or they deliberately set themselves against the existing world order of states by plo claiming their wish -- proclaiming their wish to -- [inaudible] is every civil war really a specimen of the same spee access when ethnic con flickses, wars of cessation, battles for secession can be found across history and around the world under the name civil war and when local context may make it impossible to analyze particular incidents of violence as parts of larger patterns of collective action. what, in short, is a civil war? this is a question i dodge repeatedly in the book and will continue to dodge in the question time. [laughter] i just want to put on the table now i'm not attempting to produce a new and better definition of civil war, i'm trying to tell all those who have tried over many centuries to produce such a new and better definition that everything they have done was ideological and utterly politicized and, therefore, fallacious, and that's giving away a large part of the argument of the book. so my argument as a historian, it's all very complicated. [laughter] is

. >> we already have cherry plos blossoms coming out. gentzler had a one on one with a doctor. >> the new information he and his team are learning about the effects and impact of zika. also when a vaccine might be ready. >>> also new at 5:00, it's a day in the classroom that's out of this world. local kids get to meet a nasa astronaut. >>> also we're going to introduce you to a little girl who is a nats, as in th fanatic. >>> and we're going to take you to doug and the >>> if you are getting a tax refund, are you planning to spend it or save it? >> a new survey shows most folks plan to hang onto that money. susan hogan is here with the details. we're saving. >> you should save it if you can. 66% of americans say they expect to get a refund this year, but they aren't to eager to spend it. according to a survey from the national retail federation, 48% plan to put their refund in savings. that's slightly less than last year's record high of 49%. nearly 36% plan to pay down debt with their money. and the survey found a record low number of a

they weren't scent the plo was considered a terrorist organization and it was politically toxic to deal with him. it was naive to think they could resolve the palestinian question themselves, but they laid out a road map for the eventual solution to the dispute between israel and the palestinians. every attempt, even up to kerry's latest failed attempt, has been built on the architecture of those camp david accords. now, this leads me to segway to terrorism because that entire palestinian diaspora, 750,000 people -- the entire population of people who fled, and think of all the misery that they've endured, and the misery that the terrorism that came out of the modern terrorist movement, corrupted from that diaspora, has caused to not just to the israelis but a people all over the world. right now there are five million syrians who are refugees outside of their country. totally dwarfs the palestine yap -- palestinian diaspora and they're just part of the refugee stream that is greater than at any time since world war ii. on the syrian side half of the refugees are children, and according

and we heard from the plo committee member who said israel is authorizing the unlandfall act of land theft. and it's illegal settlements activities which are a war crime of the rome statue of international criminal court and egregious violation of international law. last night, when with were watching the debates take place, there were israeli politicians that expressed fear, that israeli politicians an officers in the army could be brought in front of international courts because of this law passing. >> in jerusalem this morning at 9:45 this morning. thanks, ian. >>> two yemeni brothers who are caught in president trump's travel ban. after the break, we have the moment they finally reunited with their father in the u.s. you've got mail! what did you think i'd look like? i'm wire-y. uh, i love stuff. give me more stuff. (singing) we're no strangers to love i love that! hey, i know a bunch of people who'd like that. who's that? the internet loves what you're doing. so build a site in under an hour at godaddy. ♪...run around and desert you mobility is very important to me. that's why i

he's plo announced dead on arrival at hospital.malaysian police are searching for four suspects all north korean men who left the country on the same day that kim jong-nam was killed. police won't say where they went but looking at flight records they could have flown through any number of countries if they were looking to get back to pyongyang. interpol is now involved to help track them down. already one north korean man along with a malaysian man and two women who are in police custody. the case here is causing a serious diplomatic rift. malaysia recalled its envoy from north korea and saying the lack of any clear evidence suggests a politically motivated conspiracy against north korea. but what could be a major development here, there are reports that the son of kim jong-nam is expected to come forward to give the dna sample police have been looking for, so they can confirm beyond a doubt that the body is that of kim jong-nam, so every day seems to bring a new twist to the mystery. back to you. >> janice mackey freyer in kuala

through the plo is funding these foundations to give money to relatives of suicide bombers and stabbers. that's got to stop. if you want israel to signal a direction, a partnership, even if we can't solve the problem, we're showing where we're going, the palestinians have to do that, too. and maybe be more support i hiv grass-roots peace groups. what about meeting with the palestinian peace groups in ramallah? and maybe more of a focus on palestinian governance issues that have also not been the focal point since salam fayyad left. so i'm into the single zone. a solid single for me would be -- and that's what this paper argues for, would be a way to not to shoot for the fences where you could strike out a fourth time so a solid single. so i don't think we'll come out of this meeting with any big announcement. i'd be surprised if we did. it's an introductory meeting. they've met before but as president and prime minister but to introduce some of these themes that could be foundations going forward would be very useful as the two countries build a relationship and try to set its course fo

stocks dropped 23% yesterday to fall plo $20 a share. >>> oakland is sending out a warning to residentso roll in today. the city says it is unfortunately running very low on sandbags. oakland gave out 15,000 of them in january. abc7 news was at the public works yard yesterday as neighbors stopped in for sandbags and tarps ahead of today's storm. not far away, westover drive is sfil closed because of a mudslide. it has not rained in days but water is still running off that hillside. just down the street on shelterwood drive, there's still only one lane open. part of the street caved into the culvert after the last storm. >>> talking about the rain that we're getting, let's check in with our expert, meteorologist mike nicco. >> i have a moderate concern with some flooding from this next system that's going to last, well, systems all the way through next tuesday. and i'll show you those concerns coming up. let's set the table right now. what to expect when you step outside. you can see not much fog as we look if the east bay hills camera compared to yesterday but it is still a spare the ai

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this is a very solid commitment on the part of palestinians, the plo, to continue to work with you tote our joint message and to achieve our joint objectives. thank you, very much. [ applause ]

this is a very solid commitment on the part of palestinians, the plo, to continue to work with you tote our joint message and to achieve our joint objectives. thank you, very much. [ applause ] >>> c-span's washington journal live every day with issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, reporter will talk about the trump administration's budget plan and $54 billion increase for the pentagon. and including plans to cut domestic program including epa. and democratic congressman from new york to serve in congress will talk about immigration and border control policy. he himself was undocumented immigrant when he first came to the united states. be sure to watch. >>> president trump heads to the u.s. capitol to give first address. his speech comes while process investigating russia interference between 2016 campaign. on monday devin nunes spoke about ongoing investigation. we heard nancy pelosi respond to a question about it while speaking at

commitmentery solid on the part of palestinians, hte plo, the palestinian leadership to continue to workto promote our joint message and achieve our joint objectives. thank you very much. [applause] [cheers] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> if you missed any of this, you can find it online at the span.org. members will debate several bills. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., february 27, 2017. i hereby appoint the honorable jeff denham to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour ebate. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until 2:00 p.m. today.

president trump just threw out a long-standing policy since chultz recognize the plo. what implications does this have on national security strategy and u.s. military readiness? mr. o'hanlon: i will take two more. you might need to take notes. these are more foreign-policy questions, the immediate challenges in the trunk administration. yes, sir, and we will do one more in the front row after that. you, i wanted to pick up on them mission of allies -- on the mission of allies. president trump is reluctant about your in general. one of the challenges is the europeans are not carrying their fair share. what should they do in terms of increase spending? and if they do, how would did that change -- how would that change the picture of what we are talking about here today? mr. o'hanlon: and then the last question, and we will wrap up with concluding answers. strategic broad question. i'm with the executive intelligence review. there is on the planet a very serious effort on the part of china and russia and now japan to create what is called the initiative,e-road which the o

one of the major factors allowing car fells to sustain their existence and plo live rate is public corruption in exico and the united states. in response, i.c.e. has assigned more than 1,500 special agents and 150 research specialists to our southwest border offices. additionally i.c.e. leads and participates in a number of task forces focused on investigating this criminal element. our relationship is also important in the fight against .c.o.'s. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today and for your continued support of i.c.e. and its mission. i look forward to your questions. ms. mcsally: thank you. the chair recognizes ambassador arrea fwmbings a for five minutes. mr. arreaga: thank you for the opportunity appear before you to discuss the department of state's efforts to combat transnational organized crime in the western hemisphere. with your permission i have a formal statement which i'd like to submit for the record. as this committee knows well, transnational crime undermines our border security, inflicks harm in our communities and threatens the rule of law. the departm

lebanese militia, the plo and israelis battled in fierce battles across the cities. >> i was in an arearged and put an ak-47 to my ear and i looked down and he had a boy scout shirt with davenport, iowa on it. i thought wait a minute. it's nations that go to war, it's not boy scout uniforms. i realized how undone everything was taken for granted was becoming. tribal and ethnic conflicts broke out. saddam hussein decided to invade his oil-rich neighbor. in 1990, america came to the defense of kuwait. president bush and james baker got high praise to the coalition they assemble and for the plan led by norman schwartz kof. >> it would be bloody indeed. >> war is bloody. >> the war was over in a hurry. so this desolate corner of iraq joins a long list of historic sites where they dictated the terms for surrender. but there was a series of attacks by al qaeda coordinateed from afghanistan by osama bin laden. then out of the skies over america, 9/11. >> the world trade center is on fire! >> people asked me what are you the big stories of your time. the biggest single story was 9/11. not knowi

president trump's just threw out a long-standing policy since george schultz recognize the plo. so my question is what implications does this have on u.s. national security strategy and u.s. military readiness? >> i will take two more. i'm hoping for a perfect match. you might need to take notes. there's a more foreign policy immediate challenges to the trump administration. yes, sir, and then we will do one more, front row after that spirit and you very much. i wanted to pick up on the mission of alice. president trump is reluctant about europe generally come so i'm wondering in one of the charges is the europeans are not carrying their fair share. so the question is what could, should they do in terms of increased spending? and if they do, how would that change the picture of what we've been talking about here today? >> and in the last question, and then we will wrap up your with concluding answers. >> this is a broad become strategic question. my name is gerald rose, with executive intelligence review. there is on the planet a very serious effort on the part of china and russ

means we have to make america the best country on earth to do business, and that's what we're in the ploof doing. we're redoing nafta, redoing a lot of trade deals, and negotiating properly with countries, even countries that are allies, a lot of people taking advantage of us. a lot of countries taking advantage of us. really terribly taking advantage of us. we have one incidence in australia, i have a lot of australia, i love them as a country, but we had a problem where, for whatever reason, president obama said they were going to take probably well over a thousand illegal immigrants who were in prisons, and they were going to bring them and take them into this country, and i just said, why? just a question. i can ask that question of you. why? 1250, could be 2,000, could be more than that. i said, why? why are we doing this? what's the purpose? we'll see what happens. you know, previous administration does something, you have to respect that, but you can also say, why are we doing this? that's why we're in the jams we're in. you guys, especially the steel workers, i understand what i'

commitmentery solid on the part of palestinians, hte plo, the palestinian leadership to continue to work with you to promote our joint message and achieve our joint objectives. thank you very much. [applause] [cheers] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> if you missed any of this, you can find it online at the span.org. members will debate several bills. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., february 27, 2017. i hereby appoint the honorable jeff denham to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour ebate. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until 2:00 p.m. today. >> u.s

and middle income and very much for business and the business is for middle income because you can em plo -- employ a lot of people. we are going to simplify the tax code. it's too complicated. we're going to bring down the number of alternatives and i think it's just going to be a much, much simpler tax code. h & r block might not be too happy other than that i think everybody else will love it. we are going to lower the rates for virtually everybody in every category including personal and business. and i just want to go around the room. i would like you to introduce yourself and i'll tell you a little bit more and you tell me what you are looking for but we want jobs, we want job cans brought back to country, we want you to expand your stores and you will tell me why you will or won't. vice president mike pence. >> i'm jill salto with joann fabric stores. >> with the gap. >> bill rhodes. >> brian -- with target. >> target, right? >> greg sanford with tractor supply. >> jc penny. >> i've heard a good report on you. >> thank you. >> i guess we can let the press go now. thank you all very