wexner mahmoud abbas, of fatah leader and prime minister, too. mr. a boss -- abass agreed to lead an interim government. goo>> he wants to implement whas related. we are serious about closing the chapters in order to achieve when reconciliation on the ground. >> palestinians have been crying out for reconciliation for years, but the division between fatah and hamas has been bitter and violent. and here after hamas and won elections in 2006, of years fighting erupted. he says he wanted to change with the election is held next year. mr. abbas is a fallback, says the prime minister, and there are major differences in policy, not least, how to deal with israel. >> hamas is a terror organization which is supported by iran. i have said many times the palestinian authority must decide between a pact with hamas and peace with israel. hamas and peace do not go together. >> after talks, president abbas has become frustrated with u.s. efforts. peace between palestinians seems his priority. >> many people are feared trapped in the rubble of a factory in the paki

hamas and fatah have agreed to form a unity government, led by abbas. abbas apparently will lead this as president and prime minister. what are the details? what is significant in this deal? >> you can look of this in two ways. you can see this as a step towards political reconciliation, which is something many palestinians have been crying out for years and months. on the other hand, it's been a pretty painful process getting there. they were trying to get the name of a new prime minister who was meant to be an independent figure. they cannot agree. what they have done now -- president president mahmoud abbas will now have two jobs. i think many palestinians will be wondering exactly how that will work. the aim is apparently to form a new unity government, which will work towards elections later in the year -- elections which have been delayed many times in the past. >> thank you very much for the update. thank you. a factory in the pakistani city of lahore has collapsed killing several and trapping dozens more. a three-story building collapsed . about

and before that mahmoud abbas came to turkey. we had meetings to encourage them. this is something, good news. and we have to support this. without such there cannot be a meaningful peace process, and in this nation of consolation, the critical term is both sides accept the peaceful resistance. this is a clear indication that hamas is now adapting a peaceful method of politics. but at the same time, mahmoud abbas is accepting a resistance if a country -- if a people is under occupation for so many decades, it is their right to defend themselves to resist, but in a peaceful manner, and until a peace being achieved. this is good side on palestinian side. this is a good news on palestinian side. we expect a good news from israeli side. unfortunately, until now, assad didn't give positive messages. neither to the region nor even to american administration or committee. unsettlement is continuing. the provocative statements regarding palestine is continuing. and two-state solution is not being defended openly by all members of israeli

abbas says that he wants that to change, with long overdue in elections to be held later this year. "mr. abbas is really a fallback choice as prime minister at the two sides disagree and there remain major differences in policy between fattah and ham as, not least how to deal with israel. >> they strive to destroy the state of israel and are supported by iran. i've said many times in the past that the palestinian authority must decide between hamas and peace with israel. hamas and peace do not go together. >> the president has become increasingly frustrated with the u.s. efforts to mediate a middle east peace deal. peace between palestinians seems to be the priority for now. bbc news, ramallah. >> for weeks, tensions have been rising between iran and the west. today, the obama administration imposed even more sanctions, this time on iran's central bank. there are growing tensions in in regards to iran's nuclear intentions. thank ytoou for having us. is there any sign of iran responding to this increased pressure? >> the obama administration -- ross strategy -- is to try to subject i

but that's coming in that mahmoud abbas will lead an interim government. pakistan's lucrative pharmaceutical industry has tried to recover its reputation after a scandal in which more than 100 patients died from the effects of contaminated heart medicine. tests show that the pills contained a lethal dose of the anti-malaria. this focuses on the country's drug companies, but also fears that the recent tragedy could be repeated. aleem maqbool reports from lahore. >> we're with a drug inspector on a raid of a pharmaceutical factory. it's suspected that medicine supply from here have no active ingredient and little more use than sweets. >> we'll never know how many patients have already taken the medicine, hoping to do some good, or how many may have been made even more sick, thanks to this drug manufacturer. while they might be carrying out raids now, pakistani authorities have been accused of not being good enough at regulating the drugs available in hospitals, condemnists, and markets. in this one area of lahore alone, we found dozens of small stores sellin

. >> abbas, a leader, palestinian presiden and prime minister, too. he agreed to lead a new interim unity government curve of the west bank and -- for both the west bank and gaza. >> we want to implement what is related to the election. and this, regardless of all the hurdles we are surrounded by. >> we are serious about helping old loans in order to achieve reconciliation. >> palestinians have been crying out for years. the division has been bitter and sometimes violent. a year after winning elections in 2006, fighting erupted with them being forced from gaza. mr. abbas says he wants that to change with elections held later this year. he is really a fallback choice as the two sides failed to agree on any alternative names. there are differences in policy, not least have to deal with israel had rejected the deal. >> the terror organization that tries to destroy the state of israel is supported by iran. the palestinian authority must decide. hamas and peace don't go together. >> after decades of failed talks, he has become increasingly frustrated with

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they cannot come up with a more independent figure, and now president abbas will occupy those two postsinterim government. but there are many other reasons. this has been going on for a very long time. some experts talk about a lack of trust and a lack of political will. but also issues like how to deal with the two separate security forces. one in gaza, one in the west bank. as much as they want this reconciliation to happen, they are anxious to know the time line. not much has been given, and people here all wondering if hamas and fatah will actually implement this deal this time. christopher restrictions from the netanyahu government have not been very positive. what is the overall reaction from israel? >> the reaction was very similar to previous reconciliation attempts by fatah and hamas. prime minister netanyahu criticized the deal by saying that president hosny is to choose between hamas and fatah. for israel and most of the international committee, they regard hamas as a charity -- terrorist organization. in the coming days, they might withhold tax revenues, which are collecting

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we will try to a agendas -- agendize the president abbas comments so that we can move on. i like the opinion of the commission on whether or not they would agree with these changes as they are coming before i go ahead and advise the pac committee that we would support them in this endeavor. i need to do this and also get with the city attorney. this is a code change. this is not an administrative bulletin. commissioner murphy: thank you, director, for bringing it this far forward. i think this should run through the pac committee again, get their views on it, let them see this document. i think that is the most fair way to do it. >> that is what will happen on february 8. we are not through with this document. i am just bringing it to the attention of the commission now with the changes that are fairly substantial regarding the expiration date. commissioner murphy: then we can come back and put it on the agenda for the next meeting? >> it will be for the meeting in march. i will not be at the next meeting. commissioner hechanova: what would constitute this being a code cha

when store owner albert abbas views the footage captured by his security cameras later that morning,s blown away. >> when it first happened, i couldn't believe it. i mean, to hear them tell me the story was one thing, but then to actually see it on video was a whole other ball game. it was absolutely ridiculous. >>> coming up -- a snow border tries to outrun an avalanche. >> he went from riding as high as you can be to instant fear. >>> and a daredevil on a snow mobile goes tumbling. >> it was like losing my brother right in front of my eyes. [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have, like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology, and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle, time, paperwork, hair-tearing-out, and, yes, especially dollars. esurance. insurance for the modern world. click or call. >>> a snow border takes off. >> i just knew that the mou

>> when i think back, it is some of the standing abbas as we did in the first year-and-a-half to two years. -- it is some of the fantastic things we did in the first year and half to two years. we kind of did contragate the saturday before the suspect was shot down. they had smuggler's blues. people still stop and ask me, what about the episode with the guy who was bruce mcgill, for some reason, they still remember this all these years later. and how exciting it was to do it for all of us who work on the show 16 hours to 17 hours a day. as good as they looked, it was how bad everybody looked behind the scenes. [laughter] me included. we were not fashion statements. tavis: on this new series, you are the producer. >> i directed the pilot. tavis: will you do some directing here and there? >> by may. first, i directed the pilot. then i -- i may. first, i directed the pilot. then i stepped into the executive producer position. tavis: in terms of the feature films, what is on the docket for michael mann? >> i just got back from doing research on stage writing in indonesia. and then develo

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abbas can provide them. we have heard nothing. and we do not want you guys moving forward with solutions that you cannot back out of. unless we are at the table. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good morning, commissioners. robert beck with the transbay joint powers authority. i want to thank the sfcta and the mayor's office of for establishing and leading the technical group to affirm the city's support of the transbay transit center at the only acceptable terminus for high- speed rail in san francisco. we welcome the end of the city on alternative strategies to fully fund the dtx. the city has been instrumental in funding the development of the transbay program throughout its life, beginning with the cooperative agreement with caltrans, the commitment of funding for proposition k, the transit center district planning that has been prepared by the planning department, and the preservation of the transbay we developed area with the bodies of the redevelopment agency. the full funding of t

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. >> the syrian president abbas kept a lock on power despite a year of protests. he tells nhk his grip may be slipping. his group is in contact with government insiders that turned against us. the syrian national council spoke from london. insists the ruling administration is losing support, but he added the government is still being propped up by people who have benefitted from 40 years of assad family rule. >> we can talk with some officials inside the regime to sort out the after. >> he criticized russia for standing in the way of a security council resolution on syria. he is urging other countries to push russia into agreeing to put the peace plan to a vote. >>> concerns are rising over unrest in egypt after scores of people died in clashes between supporters of rival soccer teams. after the match ended on wednesday night in the northern city of port said, home team supporters ran onto the pitch and began chasing and attacking players and fans of the visiting team. police officers appeared to be overwhelmed and did not intervene. local media say many people we

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to form a joint in term government they've agreed it will be led by palestinian president mahmoud abbas before the general parliamentary and presidential elections the deal brokered by counter is seen as a major step towards reconciliation between the opposing groups after more than four years of separate governments in the west bank and gaza. now britain is celebrating sixty years since queen elizabeth the second of a sex session to the throne but jubilee year in the u.k. is also marked by preparations for a referendum on scotland's independence coming up in two hours time on r t peter the bell and his guest debate what happens if people say yes to separation that's in cross talk. well look at the figures and i'm sure you i'm sure the viewers will be able to judge the figures from themselves are publicly available but let's let's look at this issue the last four years it was when it was weeks of course the u.k. only once in the last five years been an economic growth you know there's a lot of want to be lower in scotland than the u.k. average those those figures are going to be examine

form a joint interim government they've agreed to it will be led by palestinian president mahmoud abbas before the general parliamentary and presidential elections the deal brokered by carter is seen as a major step toward reconciliation between the opposing groups after more than four years of separate governments in the west bank and gaza israel's prime minister has slammed the agreement saying palestine has abandoned the way for peace. daniels our next what are the latest business updates stay with us here on r.t. . welcome to business russia's goes from has acknowledged that it temporarily reduced supplies to european customers at the end of last week deliveries to some countries were cut by ten percent this was due to russia caused the unusually cold weather the energy giant says it's now made up the shortfall it's a ploy to europe and is pushing production to the maximum to discuss the issue we're joined by maria biloba from the school energy center thanks for joining us could guess from be penalized for last week's cut to europe you know absolutely course the reason is that they

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we will try to a agendas -- agendize the president abbas comments so that we can move on. i like the opinion of the commission on whether or not they would agree with these changes as they are coming before i go ahead and advise the pac committee that we would support them in this endeavor. i need to do this and also get with the city attorney. this is a code change. this is not an administrative bulletin. commissioner murphy: thank you, director, for bringing it this far forward. i think this should run through the pac committee again, get their views on it, let them see this document. i think that is the most fair way to do it. >> that is what will hapn

syria continue to pile up on russia and china the us among the most vocal asia times correspondent ask abbas says that criticism is unjustified given that washington repeatedly blocks un resolutions condemning israel i would start paraphrasing susan rice i would say that the international community is the real one not made two and six of course and go monitors in the g.c.c. is this just it by the travesty of the repeated u.s. vetoes in a deal un women ever the topic of israel cups so israel us can veto any c. regarding your zero zero zero zero can keep but killing men and women and children palestine but always leave russia and china they cannot block a result lucian that he poses regina change in syria so what are you going to see from now want is a radicalization and that's already happening so this means. the rebels in syria the free syrian army will keep being armed and weaponized by not only got there in saudi arabia which is already happening for months not but specially by the united states the resolution is not blaming effect on armed insurrection that's what can you imagine if you h

to form a joint interim government they have agreed it will be led by palestinian president mahmoud abbas before the general parliamentary and presidential elections the deal brokered by qatar is seen as a major step towards reconciliation between the opposing groups after more than four years of separate governments in the west bank and gaza but the israeli prime minister has slammed the agreement saying palestine has abandoned the way to peace and i'll be back with the headlines at half past the hour but for now in the wake of suggestions that military action against iran is a growing possibility we speak to the former chief of israeli intelligence for an insider's view our interview is up next. i have. before we hade the intelligence side mr halevi thank you very much for joining us. a nuclear iran war with iran. yes there is a third option the third option is a non-nuclear iran with. an agreement and understanding with uranium it will not become nuclear. and they will be reintroduced into the family of nations in which they have been virtually. recent months. under terms which will al

west is hoping it will be less supportive of hezbollah less supportive of iran and less support of abbas and that could be the case no one really knows what it's going to look like so the fact is would you support insurgencies you're basically taking a very difficult bet on uncertainty. you with r t and still ahead for you this hour the candidates versus their critics. when they asked me who is the president of you becky becky becky becky stan stan i'm going to say you know i don't know do you know find out why the comments of u.s. politicians could be costing american credibility on the international stage. plus iran heads back to talks with the u.n. but israel and america still want more military pressure piled on the islamic state and we've got those details just ahead for. german chancellor angela merkel has called on china the biggest buyer of iranian oil to use its influence to persuade taran to renounce its possible nuclear weapons ambitions merkel is on her fifth visit to china where she's trying to change beijing stance on iran and get it to support a western resolution on syria

attempts by moscow to bring the warring sides together but the rebels refuse to talk unless president abbas and gives up power violence is escalating almost daily now with dozens reportedly killed over the past twenty four hours and political science professor joseph chang says u.s. dominance in the region is forcing some world powers onto the. major factor as you know wolf of course the. idea of some kind of just made. throughout the arab world in the middle east and north africa obviously the conservative countries in the region trust china they do not want to see. jesmyn. beijing believes. big unite this base has been exerting pressure on the middle east don't respect thing the interest of russia and china and that is against the idea of multi-player larry and this is a left of a lack of respect for the interests of major powers night russia and china china certainly ones to. you to and the below is influence in the middle east region which is of strategic importance to china and china increasingly believes that the disapproval of how it has growth will interest and these interests to be

to form a joint interim government they have agreed it will be led by palestinian president mahmoud abbas before the general parliamentary and presidential elections to deal brokered by qatar is seen as a major step toward reconciliation between the opposing groups after more than four years of separate governments in the west bank and gaza israel's prime minister slammed the agreement saying palestine has a bend in the way to peace. britain is celebrating sixty years since queen elizabeth the seconds a session to the throne but the jubilee year in the u.k. is also marked by preparations for a referendum on scotland's independence and the next hour peter lavelle and guess today what happens if the people say yes to separation is coming away and cross talk. well look at the figures and i'm sure you i'm sure the viewers will be able to judge the figures from themselves they're publicly available but let's let's look at this issue the last five years it does mean that anyone makes up plus the u.k. only once in the last five years of an economic. growth you know there's been a lot of want to

west is hoping it will be less supportive of hezbollah less supportive of iran and less support of abbas and that could be the case but no one really knows what it's going to look like so the fact is would you support insurgencies you're basically taking a very difficult bet on uncertainty. the armed wing of the opposition the free syrian army claims to have tens of thousands of officers fighting to bring down president asad but leading british journalist maddy hassan suspects the numbers are being exaggerated to provoke foreign intervention watch the full interview in just over twenty minutes. there's a huge debate about the f.s.a. and how much first of all how many defections are going on because they claim to be getting dozens and dozens of the fact that every day every week from all sides so you. had to get over in the for the for the fearful regime of the psychologist to say well it's a pretty it's a critical and they're exaggerated story in order to get the story western division if you look at the history of it so you know the terrorists you always see there's a call to the f.s.a.

we can argue whether there were al qaedaists up in kurdistan, abu abbas, all these terrorists you can argue about, what were the precursors. myself i never made the argument on wmd, i made the argument on one thing, we had been at war in iraq in 1991 and we had an arm stay with us. after an armistice, you do not have 20 years of occupying a sovereign nation's air space. we have flown 50,000 sortes. by any classical definitions we were at war with iraq. and after 9/11 whether you agree or disagree, you had no margin of error and that we needed to finish it and right or wrong, we will see and other historians will have to sort it out. it will turn out to be a landmark event, i think we didn't go in there for oil, just like we didn't go in for oil in haiti, we didn't go in for oil in mall lows vich. when i was a student at u.c. santa cruz, the dream was les support national realism. i look at what we have done. we got rid of noriega, a fasist, we got rid of the taliban and za saddam hussein and i can't shed any tears about any of them. >> next week on history bookshelf, toni morrison tal

a short time ago, the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, declared three days of mourning. joining me from jerusalem is the bbc's john donneson. pretty horrific crash. can you give us the details? >> well, what we believe is that this crash happened on a pretty busy road just outside ramallah. we understand that the school bus was carrying around 50 children. palestinian police say some of them were as young as 5 or 6 years old. we understand it collided with a truck, the bus flipped over, and then burst into flames. i should say, there's been very, very heavy rain overnight in this part of the world. the roads were wet, some of them were flooded. i was actually driving in on the same road this morning and got held up in the jams or obviously a lot of the emergency services there. but the road conditions were pretty treacherous. >> three days of national mourning says it all, doesn't it? this is a country in shock. >> it is. and certainly, you know, this is one of the serious, most serious road accidents for palestinians in a long time. one thing that should be pointed out,

deal to form a joint interim government ava agreed it will be led by palestinian president mahmoud abbas before the general parliamentary and presidential votes the deal brokered by kateri is seen as a major step toward reconciliation between opposing groups after more than four years of separate governments in the west bank and gaza israel's prime minister slammed the agreement saying palestine has abandoned the path to peace. and in the wake of suggestions that military action against iran is a growing possibility we speak of the former chief of israel's intelligence service for an inside view the interview coming up. i have mistaken for him before we hade israeli intelligence agency side mr halevi thank you very much for joining us here on our team a nuclear iran war with iran is there with the. yes there is a third option the third option is a non-nuclear iran with. an agreement and understanding with uranium it will not become nuclear. and that they will be reintroduced into the family of nations from which they have been virtually expelled in recent months. under terms which will a

to form a joint interim government they have agreed it will be led by palestinian president mahmoud abbas before the general parliamentary and presidential vote deal brokered by qatar is seen as a major step toward reconciliation between the opposing groups that more than four years separate governments in the west bank and gaza but the israeli prime minister has slammed the agreement saying palestine has abandoned the way for peace. then it was up next with all the latest business news stay with us here on r.t. . the business was gazprom has acknowledged that it temporarily reduced supplies to european coast them as at the end of last week deliveries to some countries were cut by ten percent this was due to high demand in russia caused unusually cold with all the energy joins it's now made up the shortfall in supply to europe and is pushing production to the maximum plus the week of just them but as the month jumped twenty five percent it will go through with the position that the meat and the orders in kuwait is no but the first week of february it was another job if he didn't mean to b