to or president abbas to go straight to the u.n. and just ask for declclatatnsis that an empty threat? >> here's the problem for the palestinians. one is on the one hand there's no question it's not an empty threat in the sense that i think many want them to do that. they're getting a lot of advice. they have support from europe. on the other hand the biggest asset is that they have an american president who says i want this to be a priority issue for me. it's a national security issue for the united states. i want it to happen within a year. can you go against that? if the president of the united states doesn't want it, would you go against the president of the united states? i don't think it's a real choice unless they persuade the u.s. administration. >> warner: robert, let's go back to how the u.s. has handled this. couldn't this impasse have been really predicted? in fact, wasn't it in early september? because they rolled this new thing out just less than a month before this settlement freeze was going to expire. what was the t

abbas' hope is that they reconvene the committee. i will still go across the country. someone will say there is a photographer and a meeting between president obama and net and yahoo! in march. that will give more attention than 100 memos. it is not matter. symbolism is important. mr. not pretend it is the only metric. i had seen these in a broad context. outgoing to keep speaking across the country and give the of dates when i can. >> i think that is exactly right. this is an evolutionary process. we heard positive reports about changes in moscow mos -- in mosque supervision. both of these things occur at the same time. that is why any good analytical work. then we will come over here. >> you have to press the button. >> what about the rule of the muslim brotherhood in egypt? >> what a striking to me is that the government has been tracking it down. i think the number is over 1200 at the local level. it is for the government to be able to show that the success that the muslim brotherhood had 2005 that the public support has dropped significantly. that is one of the na

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so i want to congratulate president abbas and you, prime minister, on everything that your government has accomplished. it is a testament to your leadership and skill as well as to the talents and determination of the palestinian people themselves. now, of course, the prime minister would be the first to say that all this progress remains tenuous and there is much more work to be done, and he would be right. unemployment remains high, especially among young people. smaller communities have yet to see the benefits of greater prosperity despite the increase in new businesses, the rise in tax receipts, and the generous contributions from the international community. the palestinian authority still faces a serious budget shortfall. but the united states and our international partners are committed to supporting the palestinian authority as it works to overcome these challenges. so today, i am pleased to announce that the united states has transferred an additional $150 million in direct assistance to the palestinian authority. this brings our direct budget assistance to a total of $225 mi

do you think in the middle east that prime minister netanyahu and president mahmoud abbas can get to peace, or should we take more aggressive action? >> well, i think the administration has worked diligently for quite a while. it has been not quite two years, but we certainly have spent a lot of time with both trying to bring them to the table and trying to get them to understand how important it is strategically, globally, that we find a solution to the middle east problem with large -- writ large. i don't know when the time comes when you go to another solution, but it is clear that we are having a difficult time figuring out exactly what it is that gets them to be substantive part of the discussion. the lines have been drawn at a pretty tactical level, so the strategic discussion and the global ramifications of failure to find a solution to this long standing problem, around which, i might add, it seems to me there is a convergence of views between the europeans, the arab world, united states, that this is a moment, even though we have not reached success yet, but this is a moment

so i want to congratulate president abbas and you, prime minister, on everything that your government has accomplished. it is a testament to your leadership and skill as well as to the talents and determination of the palestinian people themselves. now, of course, the prime minister would be the first to say that all this progress remains tenuous and there is much more work to be done, and he would be right. unemployment remains high, especially among young people. smaller communities have yet to see the benefits of greater prosperity despite the increase in new businesses, the rise in tax receipts, and the generous contributions from the international community. the palestinian authority still faces a serious budget shortfall. but the united states and our international partners are committed to supporting the palestinian authority as it works to overcome these challenges. so today, i am pleased to announce that the united states has transferred an additional $150 million in direct assistance to the palestinian authority. this brings our direct budget assistance to a total of $225 mi

lawmakers have started a motion to collect the 74 signatures needed to openlydebate impeachment on mahmoud abbas. >>> and in alaska, joe miller is claiming election officials violated state law by interpreting write-in ballots for murkowski despite spelling mistakes. this comes after a federal judge ordered a ruling raising serious questions handled by the state. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,178 after falling 24 points yesterday. the s&p shed 1 points and the nasdaq gained 13. taking a look at overseas trading this morning in tokyo, the nikkei rose 92 points. but in hong kong, the hang seng dropped 627. >>> worries swept across the street yesterday over what could be the nation's largest ever case of insider trading. bank stocks suffered after the fbi raided the offices of three large hedge funds, driving shares of goldman sachs and bank of america down 3%. a broad federal probe into wide misconduct could take down an unprecedented portion of the $1.7 trillion hedge fund industry. >>> in ireland, an aus temperaturety budget is need

we had a 37-mile-per-hour cost in abbas, 33 and frederick, 32 officially at the airport. i will continue until this evening -- that will continue until this evening. temperatures at that, that is the good part of this. upper 50s and -- temperatures not bad, that is the good part of the spirit of a 50's and 60's right now. we could see some of this activity in the southern plains. this will pass south of us during the day on thursday. wendy this afternoon. otherwise, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. high temperatures in the upper 50's and low 60s. seven-day forecast stacked up like this -- chilly for the next couple of days, a slight chance of rain showers tomorrow, upper 40's and low 50s, but a nice weekend with temperatures near 60 on saturday and sunday. >> we kept hearing officials say this morning to just wait until the sun comes up and you will see the damage, and we're certainly seeing it and its dramatic. we want to see your pictures as well. but to our website, wbaltv.com, and upload your picture. the security measures at many of the nation's airports could creat

during her three day visit, she is due to meet new zealand's prime minister abbas. . she also visit christ church, was -- which was hit by earthquakes in september. there has been more eruptions in the volcano in indonesia. the safety zone has been extended from 10 to 15 kilometers. the president has visited the area to meet rescue teams. >> scientists warn that indonesias most dangerous volcano could be erupting for months. early morning. it threw out a fury of ash. more than 70,000 people have been moved to a string of shelters and told that no one knows when they can return home. the president visited with the reassurance that they would be well looked after and compensated for loss of property. more eruptions are expected. >> you need to stay here in the shelters. and i hope you can go back to your home as soon. >> the volcano is more dangerous than previous times. that is why you needed to handle it with greater care. >> the volanologist explains why per se >> these latest eruptions happened around 745 our time. ash spred as far as four kilometers. >> several peo

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i know president abbas. he is the most decent and courageous person he could never encounter in your life. no palestinian can make such offers. netanyahu has made up his decision that they think that they can maintain the status quo. no, it will not be meant. >> it is great to see you. >> if i could bring the discussion back to the specifics of this round of negotiations. the palestinians have taken a lot of heat for wasting nine months of the first 10 months of the period of the moratorium. the respective of what you might think about whether the moratorium is serious and what was actually offered. how old you defend against the charge that those nine months were wasted because the plo was not willing to come to the table and there's a corollary question, supposing we get a two-month extension of a moratorium, will the palestinians come back to the table? if you do come back to the table, what do you think you can do in two months that would be an accomplishment that would go beyond those two months? >> thi

will have a viable state i think the prime minister of the palestinian authority knows that i think abbas knows that all they have to do is come to the bargaining table without coming to the bargaining table they cannot get anything there are no preconditions sit down and talk then see if the deal's a good one and make your decision then turned down a very good deal i hope these leaders will see the sense in accepting a generous offer ok getting you to get the last word on the program go ahead. yeah i think that they're palestinians and i'm not the spokesman for the palestinians by all means note i'm an israeli patriot i care about israel by the palestinian mind and have the right to be sick and tired of negotiating was israel of having another round go for top of communities with smiles which lead to nothing it's now about it's the longest peace process in the story if israel really means peace these really prime minister should live immediately and downs freezing all of the settlement and in the end go for any negotiations because this is the first sign of good intentions he's an even c

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president abbas was gracious to the lunch for the group and the prime minister fyiad and the membersof the palestinian security service i asked them to a briefing and they graciously agreed. also on the israeli side of the primm and mr. netanyahu, defense minister barak and the leader of the opposition and the cabinet minister, leaders of the idf and securities establishment, and we try to meet people who are not officials as rot pointed out, so i would like to see my main impressions if i can to talk about two main themes and maybe say a word at the end on the different points. on the ground i like to give data and for people to feel when they come away from here they've got hard facts. i hope we don't throw too many numbers that you but i would like to talk about what is going on on the ground and also the 90 days because that is an issue that is very much on people's mind and cannot certainly as rot pointed out with primm minister netanyahu. i see if driven the efforts on the ground by a few factors. one is clearly a converging interest between israel and palestinian authority whe

then came abbas. abbas was too weak. you don't expect us to make peace with such a weak leader.our fatwa's too strong, obviously, so we can't make with him peace. in between we say we will make peace with the palestinians only another small condition, change the palestinian amendments. okay. an american president by himself went to gaza to the palestinian council, and they changed the amendment. not good enough. then we say as long as there is terror, there will be no peace, but when the terror will be ended, there will be peace. now we are a few years now without terror, almost without terror and nothing. and the israeli imagination has now invented the last, really the last creation, recognize us as a jewish state. this is the next condition. imagine yourself, the united states, asking the world to be recognized as an american state. or canada as a canadian state. but israel wants to be recognized as a jewish state, and this is the condition, and i can insure you that finally the palestinians will recognize israel as a jewish state, and israel will invent a new condition. but

. >>> palestinian president mahmoud abbas won't resume talks with israel until there's a freeze on thents in east jerusalem. israeli also reject any plan that includes halting plans to east jerusalem, a holy section of the city claimed by both sides. >>> aids activists are praising pope benedict xvi for condoning the limited use of condoms. the pope says condom use may be morally acceptable to prevent the spread of aids. the head of the united nations anti-aids campaign is calling benedict's comments a significant and positive step forward. and those are your top stories here on "state of the union." up next, one democrat's fight against grey poupon conservatives. everything you need to stretch out on long trips. residence inn. ♪ everything you need to stay balanced on long trips. residence inn. try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. take the pain out of arthritis. >>> the debate over whether to continue bush era tax cuts for the wealthy has dominated washington for months. we have heard it all, until congressman allen grayson took t

who are you negotiating with, fatah, and abbas, and gaza and the control of hamas. >> larry: do you see any optimism? >> you always have to. if you are going to play in the mideast you always have to have a sense of optimism, you can never quit, never walk away. stakes are too high. lives are at risk. our interests are at risk in the region. you have to stay engaged as difficult as it is. >> larry: if they ever got together wouldn't it be a major power? >> they being israelis and palestinians? awe. >> larry: yeah. it would be -- >> intellectually and both of them, the palestinians and the israelis have -- believe it or not -- entrepreneurial spirit about them. aren't we all? >> larry: good point. >> if we could ever create the two-state solution that we have all wanted for the many, many years and bring them together with -- with a sense of respect for each other, it has to be a real palestinian state, not some area cut into a thousand pieces. if we could ever cause that to happen, i would think it would be a terrific place. >> larry: what do you think of the job secretary clinton is do

palestinian president mahmoud abbas says he will not resume peace talks with israel unless there's aon the israeli set almosts in east jerusalem. israelie hardliners will reject any plan that calls for the halting of plans to settle. >>> aids activists are praising pope benedict xvi for condoning the limited use of condoms. the pope says condom use may be morally acceptable to prevent the spread of aids. >>> up next, much mores fareed zakaria gps" and then "reliable sources" interview with former president jimmy carter. ♪ [ male announcer ] at ge capital, we're out there every day with clients like jetblue -- financing their fleet, sharing our expertise, and working with people who are changing the face of business in america. after 25 years in the aviation business, i kind of feel like if you're not having fun at what you do, then you've got the wrong job. my landing was better than yours. no, it wasn't. yes, it was. was not. yes, it was. what do you think? take one of the big ones out? nah. riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though

president abbas was very gracious to do a lot to do. prime minister fight out. we had the leaders of the palestinian security services. i asked to do a joint briefing for the group and he graciously agreed. also on the israeli side, prime minister netanyahu, defense minister barak, perez, leader of the opposition, cabinet minister, leaders of the idf, and the security establishment. and we tried to meet with people who were not officials as rob pointed out. so i'd like to just say my main impression. i would like him if i can, to talk about two main themes, they say a word at the end of the different points. but one is the kind of the ground cooperation. and i like to give people, i like to give david. i like to feel when they come with america have some hard facts. so hope i don't so too many numbers at you, but i'd like to talk although that about what's going on on the ground and also within 90 days, that's an issue that is very much on people's minds, and came up serving as rob pointed out with a meeting with prime minister netanyahu. i see it driven, yeah,

abc abbas -- abc-7 news. >> alan: we're enjoying some filed weather. >> leigh: the wind has started tovations. we have an advisefully effect there. you can see the camera here from the mount tam tamalpais camera moving around. winds are gusting up to 30-miles-an-hour. mt. diablo gusting up to 36 miles-per-hour. so it's going to be the higher elevations, and you can see the offshore winds bringing us a beautiful afternoon. and check out these readings. 70 right now in antioch. livermore. 73 in concord. santa rosa, 74. san francisco, 64 right now. 69, mountain view, and san jose, clear skies, 73. here's a look at some surface wind speeds. much calmer than the higher elevations. san jose, 12. 5 in napa, and calm readings right now in novato. it's the higher elevations where the winds are going to howl. so breezy over the hills. mild and breezy day on sunday and then looks like we will stuart get into more of a cooling period getting into wednesday, thursday, and friday. nice clear sky across the bay area. that will translate to clear sky, obviously tonight so in san rafael. wind will help

abbas' hope is that they reconvene the committee. i will still go across the country. someone wi say there is a photographer and a meeting between president obama and net and yahoo! in march. that will give more attention than 100 memos. it is not matter. symbolism is important. mr. not pretend it is the only metric. i had seen these in a broad context. outgoing to keep speaking across the country and give the of dates when i can. >> i think that is exactly right. this is an evolutionary process. we heard positive reports about changes in moscow mos -- in mosque supervision. both of these things occur at the same time. that is why any good analytical work. then we will come over here. >> you have to press the button. >> what about the rule of the muslim brotherhood in egypt? >> what a striking to me is that the government has been tracking it down. i think the number is over 1200 at the local level. it is for the government to be able to show that the success that the muslim brotherhood had 2005 that the public support has dropped significantly. that is one of the narr

. >>> palestinian president mahmoud abbas says he will not resume peace talks with israel unless there'swill reject any plans that includes east jerusalem. >>> hillary clinton aappeared on three shows to push for immediate ratification of the u.s./russia missile reduction treat. showing her diplomatic skills, she confronted republican reluctance with the gentle art of reassurance and a republican hero. >> i think that the questions that are being asked by republicans deserve thoughtful answers, and every one of the administration stands ready, from bob gates to jim clapper, the head of the director of national intelligence, because we all see it in the same way. and we're in the tradition of both republican and democratic presidents going back to ronald reagan, who famously said, trust, but verify. >> and a couple of sunday no-goes to scratch off your list of 2012 presidential players. firmly and apparently happily ensconced in the diplomatic world, secretary clinton dropped the knnuance on this one. >> i am committed to doing what i can to enhance the security and traditions and values

do you think in the middle east , prime minister netanyahu and prime minister abbas can really get to peace or should we take more aggressive action? >> the administration has worked diligently with both of these gentlemen for quite awhile. we have certainly spends a lot of time with both trying to bring them to the table and trying to get into understand just how important it is a strategically, globally that we find a solution to the middle east problem writ large. i don't know when the time comes that you go to another solution, but it's clear we're having a difficult time figuring out exactly what it is that gets them to the substantive part of the discussion. the lines have been drawn a pretty tactical level, so the strategic discussion and global ramifications of failure to find a solution to this longstanding problem, around which it seems to me there is a convergence of views between the europeans, the arab world, the united states, this is a moment that even though we have not reached success yet, this is a moment that has enormous potential, if only we can figure out the rig

talking as i was yesterday with prime minister netanyahu in israel and earlier in the day with president abbas is that sometimes, in fact many times, us raciallily -- israelis will say to you, look, we want peace, but the other side doesn't. or palestinians will say, you know, of course we want peace. how could we not? but the israelis aren't serious about it. and one of the functions of the people from outside -- because in the end the peace, ultimately, ultimately, can only be made by nose inside the -- those inside the process -- but one of the functions that comes in from the outside is, in fact, as i say to be persuaders of the good faith of the other so that you're able to go in there and say, look, i'm talking to these people. i know that they want peace. and so sometimes they want it, but they aren't sure the other wants it. and what you, therefore, get is a cry is sis not so much of a process, but a crisis of credibility or confidence in the other side's good faith. and, you know, this -- sometimes people say to me about the northern ireland and the middle east peace process what are