. >> joe biden complete with mahmoud abbas wednesday -- met with mahmoud abbas wednesday. as biden met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> let me say in no uncertain terms. the united states of america condemns these acts and condemns the failure to condemn these acts. this cannot become an accepted modus operandi. >> reporter: biden was condemning the series of acts in the last months, 28 israelis and two u.s. citizens have been killed. including taylor force on tuesday. on its twitter page, abbas's fattah party. s. >> the retribution that it generates has to stop. >> biden says his family was dining not far from where force was stabbed to death. and a dozen others wounded. >> this cannot be viewed by civilized leaders as an appropriate way in which to behave even if it appears to inure to the benefit of one side or the other. >> reporter: since october 187 palestinians have also been killed, according to israeli police most were assailants but some were shot by israeli forces during demonstrations. deep frustration over israeli occupation and settlement bu

abbas heads the the anti-fraud division of the ministry of mines here. when we told him we'd heard minerals had been tagged and sold illegally in nyabibwe, he said the site is currently under investigation. >> what can you tell us about incidents of fraud in numbi and nyabibwe? >> so you're saying the amount that's produced in nyabibwe is not very high, but the amount that is exported is very high. >> abbas and his agents track minerals from uncertified mines that arrive in the city. he told us that in the last 7 months they've intercepted 52 tons of illegal tin. he took us to a boat landing along lake kivu, one of the major conduits for mineral smuggling here. >> and how do your agents find out about this? >> and it takes place in little boats like this? >> are most of the minerals that are smuggled across, are they tagged or untagged? >> untagged. >> and where are they going? what's the no 1 destination? >> back in goma we tracked down a government whistleblower who asked to remain anonymous. he gave us more information about how smuggling takes place

so abbas is really in a tough spot.s against violence but it's hard for him to speak out against it.ag >> ifill: daniel estrin in jerusalem for the associated press, thank you so much.u >> you're welcome. >> ifill: we'll be back to speak with the former head of the american academy of pediatrics about why doctors w should be screening children for poverty; but first, take thisg moment to hear from your local pbs station. it's a chance to offer your >> ifill: finally, new guidelines are out today fromm the american academy ofd pediatrics. they recommend that, during routine checkups, physicians also screen children for poverty. hari sreenivasan has that. >> sreenivasan: census figures show, one in five children in the country lives in poverty, which can contribute to higher rates of asthma and obesity, poor language development, and increased infant mortality. the new guidelines encourage doctors to ask patients about basic needs, such as food, heat and housing, during well-child visits, and to help them connect with com

reporter: abbas maroufi just loves the atmosphere here on kantstraße.sara is moving to amsterdam to study. her boss has hired a replacement, also from abroad . anchor: and now to the rapid growth in worldwide population. more and more people are moving to large cities. and the numbers will increase as climate change progresses. greenhouse gases like co2 and methane create a layer around our planet which prevents the sun's warmth from escaping. as a result, the earth's temperature increases causing ice caps and glaciers to melt and sea-levels to rise. it is a problem faced by lagos, nigeria's largest city. but soon a huge project should protect parts of this metropolis. reporter this giant stone wall : on the coast will bebe eight kilometers long when it's finished. it's an important part of the "eko atlantic city" development project on the shores of lagos. the wall is designed to protect the new resort area. the wall's construction is about half-finished. dadavid frame is the projectct manager. he says it'll take more than 100,000 cement blocks to fini

abbas hasn't called theattacker a martyr. his party however has. today they came out and said the attacker , the jaffa attacker is a martyr and hero. as far as his attack, israeli officials say it definitely was a terrorist attack but as faras palestinian leaders, as i mentioned , the thought top party says so far abbas has not had any comment about it but we are expecting later when he meets with the vice president perhaps he will say something about it. jenna: we will watch the language carefully on it. thank you jon: a big birthday on wall street but some investor rate investors may not be ready for a celebration. will update you on that plus a major upset in michigan. why hillary clinton's message may not be resonating in the rustbelt. >>> jenna: wall street celebrating the seventh anniversary of the current gold market and its market for another month this will be considered one of the largest bull markets of all time . which of course causes speculation about when it goes down. let's get regulation from foxbusiness. reporter: the current bull

so abbas is really in a tough spot.s against violence but it's hard for him to speak out against it.ag >> ifill: daniel estrin in jerusalem for the associated press, thank you so much.u >> you're welcome. >> ifill: we'll be back to speak with the former head of the american academy of pediatrics about why doctors w should be screening children for poverty; but first, take thisg moment to hear from your local pbs station. it's a chance to offer your support, which helps keep programs like ours on the air. >> woodruff: for those stations still with us: we've all heard about the solace eating "comfort food" can bring. now, a well-known food writer gives her take on the healing powers of cooking. jeffrey brown recently helped ruth reichl prepare a meal in her new york city kitchen. here's an encore look. >> brown: spicy tuscan kale, pork and tomatillo stew, and, yes, cake that cures everything, just some of the recipes that ruth reichl says saved her life and are now collected in her new book, part cookbook, part memoir, ti

now, that's not from hamas -- hat's coming from abbas. and now the palestinians will pur even more terrorism by rewarding the families of murderers -- including those who murdered americans -- with a regular monthly payment. so the message they send to palestinians is clear -- terrorism pays -- literally. if the international community really wants to advance peace, it must demand that the alestinians stop poisoning the minds of their children. if the international community wants to advance peace, it must address the true core of the conflict -- the persistent palestinian refusal to accept a jewish state in any borders. so there's bad news, but there's also some good ews. while the palestinians are stuck in their refusal to make peace, others are moving forward. first, israel's peace agreements with egypt and jordan have weathered many torms. second, increasingly our other neighbors recognize that we have common interests. they understand that we face the same threats from iran and from isis. now, i can tell you from a perspective of my

abbas reportedly refused to condemn the attack.s response quote, this can not be viewed by civilized leaders as appropriate way to behave. it is just not tolerable in the 21st century. david: i hope somebody is listening. in the midst of vice president's biden's visitisrael, iran reportedly test-fired two more ballistic missiles, this time with the phrase, israel must be wiped out written in hebrew on the missiles. here to weigh in on this, ambassador john bolton, american enterprise institute senior fellow and former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and fox news contributor. ambassador, it couldn't be coincidence that the missile was tested on the day vice president biden was in israel, could it? >> the iranian ayatollahs have concept for the obama administration. they violate the security council resolution that authorizes the vienna nuclear deal. they know it's a violation. david: why are they doing it now, ambassador? forgive me foreigner -- for interrupting, why are they tweaking the u.s. right now? >> first it shows they

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president biden will meet with both israeli prime minister netanyahu and palestinian president abbas. now, along with those greater strategic discussions, these attacks will certainly be on the table. reena, kendis. >> that video was absolutely insane. molly, we've become so familiar and sadly with the violence over there. what made this particular attack seem so different from the previous ones? >> reporter: kendis, this attack was different. now, the attacks we see almost since october with very targeted. very specific. and very frequently young palestinian men with knifes. attacking israeli soldiers or someone who is obviously israeli. last night was different. the attack lasted for 20 minutes and the attacker didn't know who he was going to hit as he ran up that street. he ended up killing that american, injuring two arabs and at least ten other people. >> the randomness makes it so much more terrifying. molly, thank you so much for that report. >>> the man suspected of shoot agidaho pastor six times last weekend has been arrested at the white house. the secret service says kyle o

>> netanyahu and abbas can almost see each other from their offices.he idea that they need john keri or any american secretary of state to come over-- if they had the will, they would have the way. it's got to start with them. i think the most constructive thing president obama could do would be to say, "we tried. it's over. there's going to be a one-state solution." that's what would shock the system, not "here's our plan." then they start making it about us. they say, "it's about you, we wish you well. sorry it didn't work out." what happens otherwise is netanyahu will always say, "keri's coming. there's a plan." or abbas will say, "don't worry, the americans--" no, no, nobody's coming. it's over. it's yours. you own it. now, you live with it. and that's the beginning of wizz bomb. >> woodruff: but can any american president really do that, given the political pressure in this country? >> obama has sort of been doing it for the last year. >> woodruff: he hasn't made that declaration. >> he's basically told keri, i don't want you measing around there

color and women that the only way to be gay was too heavily big tax and a crew cut hair jeans and abbas and boots and leather jackets and that is what it meant to be gay. to end if you could follow that, and you were gay. and then they rationalized what it meant then many people believe gay meant white but in actuality if you go back the early '60s and the early '70s you are here today in this bar is here today because of a black civil-rights movement. because gay activist learned from black activist they learned from the black power movement they took those ideas and made their issues visible. by the late '70s all of that as it were working on the hunky or the beefy or the sexy but that completely undermined the art of liberation. so now we will just open this up to questions from the audience our c-span audience is watching a home we hope the u.s. gay question. >> before we do that that musculature type that developed a gated the heather bodies of the part of the upper body politics. i am happy to share the microphone with anybody. >> it is an honor to hear you speak to have been mann

. >> we are doing, mama mia and the music from abba. >> and the blue man group, a strange piece wherentirely blue and comedy and percussion and circus and a little bit of everything. >> both shows take the stage in march and executive director mark shields says the intimate theater is one of its charms. >> are you really up close with the performers and feel the energy coming off the stage as an audience member and the artist can feel it coming from the audience. >> blue man group takes the stage march 18th through the 20th. for more go to dupont theater.com or visit 6abc.com love the arts for events. i'm karen rogers. >>> and topping our people scene at 12:30, the rolling stones say they will play a free concert in havana on march 26th, the biggest act to play in cuba since the 1979 revolution. the concert is expected to bring a massive audience in a country where the government once persecuted young people for listening to rock music. they have increasingly allowed large none official gatherings there. >>> david with a final look at accuweather. >> we have decent numbers this aftern

. >> started off indulgently segment was found dead in abbas' raid reportedly linked to last year's purse attacks that killed 130 peoplep they say they found the body after they stormed the apartmenth and anti- terror raid turned violent when one suspect shot at the police through the door, four officers were injured , none killed io h . the chicago officers recover from shootout with a drug suspect they pushed two suspicious people when the suspectct took off then turned and opened fire and theyt returned fire killing him, a man would let them has been arrested they expect to be okay. >> obama administration announce easing of travel and trade restrictions with cuba days ahead of his visit to cuba it will make it easier for americans to travel to cuba for educational purposes and easier for american banks to offer more servicesrat in cuba and for us businesses to operate more freely .cuf pope francis announcing teresa will become a saint she died in 1997 and wase then by the pope in december, they recognize a second miracle attributed to september .s microsoft opens its giving doors to s

the walk out is not organized by the official union but campaigners have written to the president abbasng unrest if he doesn't intervene to help the teachers. >> the methods that the teachers resorted to are totally legal, civilized, peaceful, just asking for a response to their demands. while the government to us in every single step they will behave in violation of the law, our basic law and constitution. >> forced him and colleagues to go on strike and polls suggest a huge majority of public back them, what happens next could have preper cushions for the hole of palestinian society ramallah in the occupied west bank. >>> prosecutors in brazil called for arrest of the former president desilva and has charges of money laundrying with ownership of a beach front apartment and he denies all the allegations and argentina are upset about spiralling inflation and the rate is double digits one of the highest in the world and shows no sign of slowing any time soon and now we have theresa from buenos aires. >> reporter: at protest to demand the new government look their way. they are workers wo

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[applause] that is exactly what i said to president abbas when i met him in ramallah.for killing innocents or remaining silent in the face of terrorism. i made it clear -- i will be honest with you, after extensive meetings with leaders on all sides, including different parties within israel, i must tell you straight up i did not

i remember what it took just to convene prime minister netanyahu and president abbas for the three sessionsdirect face-to-face talks in 2010 that i presided over. but israelis and palestinians cannot give up on the hope of peace. that will only make it harder later. all of us need to look for opportunities to create the conditions for progress, including by taking positive actions that can rebuild trust like the recent constructive meetings between the israeli and palestinian finance ministers aiming to help bolster the palestinian economy, or the daily on-the-ground security cooperation between israel and the palestinian authority. but at the same time, all of us must condemn actions that set back the cause of peace. terrorism should never be encouraged or celebrated, and children should not be taught to hate in schools. that poisons the future. [applause] everyone has to do their part by avoiding damaging actions, including with respect to settlements. now, america has an important role to play in supporting peace efforts. and as president, i would continue the pursuit of direct negotiati

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mahmoud abbas. >>> waiting for fighting to settle down last week at a ceasefire was declared. >> canadiandenov for country's participation this the anti-i.s.i.l. coalition, has said they will continue to help in the anti-i.s.i.l. effort. >>> coming up, another thorn in the side of cubaa and the united states. plus, flint, michigan's water crisis and its impact on the presidential race. >> we're still looking at very significant rain in the western united states, we are looking for a big warmup for the east coast. more on that when we return. is. >> crews in flint, michigan have finally started to replace some corroded pipes. congressional delegation, including nancy pelosi. bisi onile-ere reports. >> reporter: house minority leader nancy pelosi and others visited flint, water crisis has plagued the community for nearly two years. >> what we further learned today we know we have to act. we have come here to listen, to learn, to act upon what we have well, put together after this, so that we can give hope and healing. >> reporter: outside the city's east side, karen weaver kicked off her fa

president abbas is saying he was a hero and a martyr. >>> there is new unsirt at this about the president's fight against isis terrorists. in line to become the next chief of central command, says the situation in afghanistan is deteriorating and now the fight is expanding into libya. national security correspondent jennifer griffin reports from the pentagon. >> reporter: the u.s. defense forces say the u.s. has been drawing up war plans for libya, expecting to and panel. >> no doubt they have metastasized. >> that particular part of ungoverned space requires potentially unique special operations solutions and we're attempting to provide those options. >> the size of isis in libya has nearly doubled in the last year from 2,500 fighters to around 5,000 today. >> would you consider libya at this point a failed state? >> yes, sirful. >> they are battling for control of will he be i can't. be isis has begun beheading its opponents. the u.s. policy is to wait for the libyans to form a government so the new government can invite the u.s. military in. >> at some point in the future if i believe th

he was meeting with mahmoud abbas today. the reports of this particular incident were just emerging prior to my briefing yesterday. at that point, i heard strong condemnation, as we routinely do, in these terrorist incidents. at the time we were not aware that an american citizen was the victim of this crime. this kind of attack would be outrageous, even if it didn't involve an american. but clearly it does. that is why the thoughts and prayers of everybody here at the white house are with the family of the young man who was killed yesterday. the vice president spoke to this when he had an opportunity to do so in his public appearance prime minister netanyahu. it does seem hard to imagine that this issue would not come up when the president meets with president abbas. >> the expectation that he will publicly condemn the attack? sec. earnest: our expectation would be that public officials, particularly those in a position of leadership, would condemn any act of terrorism. and would condemn any effort to carry out and the viol

meetings with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbasnal stop is on, jordan with a meeting with king abdullah. the tampa bay rays are heading to cuba, to play an exhibition game against the cuban national team. president obama is expected to attend during his visit to cuba later this month. the rays are the first big-league team to travel to the island in nearly 17 years. global news 24 hours a day. back to you. carol: commodity markets are closing in new york. let's take a look at the biggest movers. gas, on pace to close at its lowest since 1999. forecast of a mild march weather in the eastern u.s. pushing futures lower for the second time in three days. down almost 4%. down 28% for the year. choppy trading for oil prices. gains and losses today. prices settling in around half a 60 a barrel.. speculation that low gasoline prices will ultimately boost demand. tracy: we are going to stick with oil. exxon's annual analyst meeting wrapped up a few hours ago. they say they scaled production targets and spending on capital projects will cont

. >> biden and benjamin netanyahu also blasted president abbas for not condemning the attack. in fact, he hailed him as a hero and martyr. >>> senior iraqi officials say u.s. special forces in iraq captured the head of the islamic state's chemical weapons program. the man specialized in chemical and biological weapons for saddam hussein's military. no confirmation so far from u.s. officials. >>> still to come on "abc7 news" at 4:00, it seems like it was going well, but now there's bad news regarding the nation's first uterus transplant. >>> i'm michael finney. ask finney is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. i'll answer your questions here live a little later. >>> and i'm spencer christian looking at cloudy skies over the golden gate. rain is on the way. it's going to be heavy at times. i'll have the forecast coming up in a moment. >>> nasa's next mars mission is still alive. they're shooting for a 2018 launch for its mars spacecraft that will study the planet's interior. the robotic lander was supposed to lift off this month but was grounded.

the president abbas is not ready to do so. that's also a fact.there is political will hear in jerusalem. there is no political will there and ramallah. for the last five and a half years president abbas has refused to sit down and talk with me, even for a minute. but that does not mean he has been silent. he has helped inculcate a new generation of young palestinians with murderous hatred for israel. in my friends, this incitement has deadly consequences. palestinian children are taught to stab jews, they are taught that the goal of the palestinian people is not to establish a state on the west bank but all of israel. now, what i am about to show you is deeply disturbing. i think you must see for yourselves what the palestinians are teaching their children. i want you to see the daily pledge of allegiance of palestinian children. take a look. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: i am the palestinian child. my toys on the rock.

about the commute the part is extrinsic major delays on the pits blair -- pittsburgh bay line and abbas has been set up and we will keep you posted on the ongoing repairs on 4 on 2. we will be right back. >>> it's time for our app of the week and today we learn about a messenger app designed specifically for families, whether it is a direct tax -- text or stickers and amenities there are lots of ways for families to communicate, that many are not designed with age appropriate tools. we have jerome here who designed monster messenger, thank you for being here with us jerome. can you describe for us what is monster messenger and how does it work and what is the inspiration behind it? >> it is a space messaging apps for kids and often parents refer to it as the best apps for kids, or the what's up. they have an account first in the login with credentials and then they create a children's account and so it is linked to a parent's account and once the children are logged in they can invite people they know, particularly their classmates were best friends or family and so forth and the point

i remember what it took just to convene prime minister netanyahu and president abbas for the three sessions of direct face-to-face peace talks in 2010 that i presided over. but israelis and palestinians cannot give up on the hope of peace. that will only make it harder later. all of us need to look for opportunities to create the conditions for progress, including by taking positive actions that can rebuild trust. like the recent constructive meetings between the israeli and palestinian finance ministers aiming to help bolster the palestinian economy, or the daily on the ground security cooperation between israel and the palestinian authority. but at the same time, all of us must condemn actions that set back the cause of peace. terrorism should never be encouraged or celebrated, and children should not be taught to hate in schools. that poisons the future. everyone has to do their part by avoiding damaging actions, including with respect to settlements. now, america has an important role to play in supporting peace efforts. and as president, i would continue the pursuit of direct negotiati

[applause] that is exactly what i said to himident abbas when i met in ramallah.cents or remaining silent in the face of terrorism. i made it clear -- i will be honest with you, after extensive meetings with leaders on all sides, including different parties within israel, i must tell you straight up i did not walk away encouraged. the current prospects for peace are not heartening. there is no political will among israelis nor palestinian's to seriousward with negotiations. that is incredibly disappointing. the only way, in my view, to guarantee israelis future and as a jewishentity and democratic state, is with a two state solution. that remains my view. it is the only way to ensure the dignity and self-determination that the palestinian people deserve as well. eyednk it is a clear political and demographic reality. hard to take a risk for peace. because i am irish, i understand all hatreds die slowly. i mean that sincerely. i have been involved in the northern ireland situation as well. james joyce said, history is a nightmare from which i am constantly trying t

reaching rallies and the walk out is not organized by the official union but campaigners have written to abbasaying unrest if he doesn't step in to help the teachers. >> the methods that the teachers resorted to are totally legal, civiliz civilized, peaceful, just asking for a response to their demands. while the government to this in every single step they were behaving in violation of the law, our basic law and constitution. >> the government forced him and colleagues to go on strike and polls suggest a huge majority of the public backed them and what happens next could have prepercussions for the whole of palestinian society, al jazeera, ramallah in the occupied west bank. >>> more ground to cover for you on the al jazeera news hour including. >> there are some things we probably will never agree on. whose beer is better, who is better at hockey. >> reporter: good nature between the u.s. and canadian leaders came to reaffirm their friendship. a controversial korean movie triggers painful memories of japan's war time past and in sport on a course where gold number one is struggling and the p

statement from palestinian president mahmoud abbas' political party praising the stabber. >> the united states of america condemns these acts and condemns the failure to condemn these acts. this cannot be viewed by civilized leaders as an appropriate way in which to behave. >> attacks in the region over the past five months have claimed the lives of more than 180 palestinians and at least 28 israelis. >>> thousands of people are expected to say their good- byes this week to nancy reagan. her casket now lying in repose at the reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. as cbs 2's danielle nottingham reports, today begins three days of mourning for the former first lady. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan paused at nancy reagan's casket as ronald reagan presidential library to pay his last respects to the former first lady. thousands of mourners also packed the library to honor her. >> i just wanted to pay you know, did a lot for our community and for the united states. >> when a person that you love and admire actually passes, it takes a lot of the wind out of you and, um,

. ♪[ music ] money money money ♪ >> was that abba? >> yeah! first, by the way. >> mm-hm. >> osweiler going to the texans. $37million guaranteed. a lot of money for a guy who only started 7 games in his career. osweiler was expected to succeed peyton manning in denver. so this puts [ indiscernible ] in the market for starting quarterback and reportedly, sit down, everybody, colin kaepernick is on their radar. wow. >>> baseball, you know the giants know all about big spending in free agency. they dropped $220 million alone on johnny cueto and jeff samardzija. cueto started as he eases his way into pitching shape. he better speed up the pace because he has work to do. he allowed five runs inlets than 2 innings. giants lost 8-6. >>> josh redick trying to prove to the a's he is worth a long- term deal. show him the money two-run triple hitting .556 this spring. sonny gray allowed one run in three innings. a's beat the white sox 12-3. >>> by the time johnnie day kin sat down the it was over. washington dominated from the opening tip. murray throws d

but president abbas is committed to non-violence. he is the one leader in the west bank who has consistently, even in the middle of the violence, even in the middle of the gaza war previously, condemned violence as a means of trying to achieve the two states. we believe that trying to build their capacity is the way to ultimately move forward and solve the problem of the violence itself. >> i'll remind the members we need to stick to five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. secretary for being here today. i'd like to follow up on dr. bera's questions with regard to the f-16s in pakistan. judge poe and i recently sent you a letter expressing grave concerns about the potential sale and asking to you consider stopping it. in our view, rewarding pakistan with such a sale when in fact they have not changed their harboring in support in pakistan. whether you talk about the 2011 statements by the admirable then or his statements that the iss played a direct role in supporting the deadly attack on our embassy in kabul in 2011

. >> she raised awareness about drug and alcohol abbas.nch supporter of american veterans. and after her own battle with breast cancer and a mastectomy, she spoke in personal terms about the need for women to get mammograms. >> the president said he hopes to honor her legacy by helping to find a cure for the disease that took her husband's life, alzheimer's disease. >>> 5:39 is the time. people are marking the anniversary of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck japan five years ago. the 9.0 quake triggered a 23-foot tsunami. nearly 16,000 deaths were confirmed. it was the largest earthquake ever to hit japan, and it led to the worst nuclear disaster since chernobyl. so far 167 fukushima children are suspected of having thyroid cancer. experts disagree he whether the cases are connected to the meltdown. the red cross said 20,000 people still live in contrary housing. >>> and the tsunami wave reached across the pacific to our california coast lane, dossing around bodies in santa cruz harbor. a dozen harbours suffered $100 milli

then john kerry tried to come up with a framework and abbas didn't even respond. not even to the secretary of state of the united states of america. they didn't even respond. when i become president, the days of treating israel second class citizen will end on day one. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. and when i say something, i mean it. i mean it. i will meet with prime minister netanyahu immediately, i have known him for many years and will be able to work closely together to help bring stability and peace to israel and to the entire region. meanwhile, every single day, you have rampant incitement and children being taught to hate israel and the jews. it has to stop. when you live in a society where the firefighters are the heroes, little kids want to be firefighters. when you live in a society where athletes and movie stars are the heroes, little kids want to be athletes and movie stars. in palestinian society, the heroes are those who murder jews. we can't let this continue, we can't let this happen any longer. you cannot achieve peace if terrorists are t

abbas not even respond to the american plan.o one can talk about occupation and occupation, but unless and until the palestinians are willing to come out with an agreement on a two state solution, number 1 -- amy:et's take each of your points at a time. yousef munayyer, on this point? >> look, there is a lot of things to respond to here, which . think are patently incorrect starting in 1947 with the claim that the u.n. offered the palestinians a state. the reality is, they imposed, wanted to impose an outcome that would actually deny the palestinians sovereignty over land in which they lived and offer them a fraction of the territory in which they constituted a majority of the population. go through alln of the history. i think the history is very clear. if you look at the trend over time, the trend is simply best -- palestinians have been continually removed from their land from 1948 until today. that trend continues largely uninterrupted. but let's focus on the issue in which we ostensibly agree here, which is on this question

then john kerry tried to come up with a framework, and abbas didn't even respond.to the secretary of state of the united states of america. they didn't even respond. when i become president, the days of treating israel like a second-class citizen will end, on day one. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. and when i say something, i mean it. i mean it. i will meet with prime minister netanyahu immediately. i have known him for many years. and we'll be able to work closely together to help bring stability and peace to israel, and to the entire region. meanwhile, every single day you have rampant incitement and children being taught to hate israel, and to hate the jews, it has to stop. [ applause ] when you live in a society where the firefighters are the heroes, children want to be firefighters. when you live in a society where athletes and movie stars are heroes, little kids want to be athletes and movie stars. in palestinian society, the heroes are those who murder jews. we can't let this continue. we can't let this happen any longer. [ applause ] [ cheers and applau

abbas burial expenses. that concludes my rollcall >> thank you. supervisor wiener >> submit >> supervisor yee >> on thursday i held a hearing to i like the serious issue of chronic as an season at our schools. chronic absenteeism, when schools miss more than 10% of their school year, with regardless whether it's excuse or not excused, is really impacting our students and going down to the preschool level at this point. right now, currently, when you look at it this 40% of our own metro schools and 67% of high schools have issues with chronic absenteeism to the point where over 10% of the student body are identified as chronically absent. it's something that is an issue that's been important to me for a long time. in 2010, when actually found out about this issue and looked at the numbers, why was on the school board, i realized that princess, one school alone has 40% of their students that were labeled as chronically absent. that means the students were missing at least a month or 2 months of school every year. when you look at the schools identif