bds is a tactic. it is designed only against israel. it does not apply to all the other countries in the world, which have horrible human rights movements and histories. in fact, it finds its origin in the nazi boycott of jewish in the 1930's and the arab boycott 1948, which apply to all jews. then it started -- interestingly enough, the current bds started as israel was starting as a state. it has nothing to do with occupation. it really took full force as israel was abandoning gaza. when israel does good thing and -- good things and offers the palestinians a state. when it leaves the gaza, the responses to up the ante and had even more boycotts and demonstrations against israel. i know for a wall man planet out of my brother's good faith. i think he really thinks that the bds moment is about the occupation. it is not. it is about them existing as the nationstate of the people. the zionism is a national liberation movement of the jewish people. there are 40 something muslim states. the palestinian state, which i hope gets established,

the bds aims to end political pressure on israel. the debate center at old parkland in dallas hosted this hour and 10 minute event. [applause] >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, thank you for being here. it is my privilege to moderate this evening's event. a few housekeeping notes. you saw signs on the door when you came in, we are being recorded by c-span. they will be occasionally audience.he if anybody does not want to be seen on c-span for whatever reason, please go over to the pecan room. you can hear the entire program there. our agreement with our guests requires that no one record either audio or visual of these debates. please respect that. please make sure your cell phones are silent. the debate structure is going to be as follows. from each of our individual guests who will then have rebuttal for four minutes. each will then have the opportunity to engage one another in dialogue. we have cards for you in your program. ,f you have any questions prepare them because we want the opportunity to have the opportunity to par

bds is not nuanced. it is a sledgehammer. it punishes israelis who work, israeli leftists who bring about peace. it is collective punishment. it brands all israel he's and all jews like me as pariahs subject to discrimination. it is wrong morally, and i am glad we had elevated this debate to a moral level because i rest my case on a moral opposition to an immoral tactic. thank you. [applause] >> i think i speak for all of us when i thank you both for an enlightened and magnificent discussion of a very complex issue. ladies and gentlemen, it is now your time. we will hear your voice. you have an opportunity to vote one more time. pass your ballots to the end and we will tally the ballots and determine who swayed more. i would like another round of applause. [applause] and also our benefactor. thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] announcer: c

my argument is bds is in no way perfect, having its own internal tensions and a variety of different the reason why i joined that movement and not like a don't have criticism of the dearent, and my brother omar knows it. it is the last nonviolent effort to try to ensure that the moral character and the human values of a settlor colonial enterprise that has involved itself in expansion and leading toward in the language of our dear brother jimmy carter a full-fledged apartheid, not because israel is in any way to be compared with the south african apartheid regime in all of its forms. those palestinians inside of israel much less apartheid. but those precious brothers and sisters in the west bank and gaza, bishop tutu says it's worse than apartheid. that's a moral issue. watch the entire debate between professors cornell west and allegation was dershowitz so it'an tonight on c-span. the museum of the bible officially opened its doors with the dedication ceremony in washington. among the featured speakers, d.c. mayor muriel bowser and israeli ambassador to the u.s. ronald dermer. this

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>> well, you know, there's no question that since bds movement boycott and divestment in its current form -- back in the late 20th century, the -- this kind of approach was used to great effect to pressure the apartheid regime in south africa. and i happened to be present as a delegate in 2001, just before 9/11, at the u.n. conference against racism, where the mantle was transferred. not the halo, but the opposite. the new devil was the state of israel. and that approach of demonizing democracy, our ally, has been part and parcel of anti peace forces, of hezbollah, of hamas. of iran and others. and -- >> you do see that connection between domestic -- >> the connection -- >> and international terrorism. >> right. the connection may not always be operational. but these are not movements that came out of the -- you know, out of the thin air. i'll give one other example, if i may. there is a piece of potential legislation before the house right now called the palestinian children's protection act. and that basically, if it went into law, would say that the u.s. would reduce aid to israel

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specifically to bds movement, the boycott divestment and sanction movement to shut down the peaceful support of israel, are connected -- my studies show connected with international terrorism movements. what connections have you seen, sir, can you refer to between bds groups and a global terrorist and anti israel movement? >> well, you know, there's no question that since bds movement boycott and divestment in its current form -- back in the late 20th century, the -- this kind of approach was used to great effect to pressure the apartheid regime in south africa. and i happened to be present as a delegate in 2001, just before 9/11, at the u.n. conference against racism, where the mantle was transferred. not the halo, but the opposite. the new devil was the state of israel. and that approach of demonizing democracy, our ally, has been part and parcel of anti peace forces, of hezbollah, of hamas. of iran and others. and -- >> you do see that connection between domestic -- >> the connection -- >> and international terrorism. >> right. the connection may not always be operational. but the

for example, in the united states there's something called anti-bds, boycott divestment in the israel territory. becauses powers that be how means ofegislative anti-bds, those who are express ing their right to pro israeli policy of the treatment of palestinians are going to be intimidated and silenced and arrested if they boycott divestment sanctions. that's just a small example of what's happening in the country today. then there's the other problem policy thatsecurity is void of the initiatives. communities involved in this course on these issues, surveillance,e more informants, more arrests, and people feeling less and less secure. there needs to be a means of having communities involved in the discussion and example is the new york state, the state of a counteras announced terrorism commission and again we have a number of law enforcement people involved. community-based organizations involved in the discussion. another point that's very troubling. that's that the trump killingration is partnership between law enforcement and communities the country. what we've been working on in

the gds, some of the bds in block six.t everybody was separated, but now because of the no funds, the money not coming in, they brought all us together and thought it was going to be a good idea. but now your enemies live right next door to you. so it's forced you to get out of where you is. all these residents out here have to suffer behind that. i mean, we ain't safe right now. i'm keeping it 100 with you. it might be calm, it might be peaceful. it's sweet. this shit ain't sweet. we got boogies protecting us because i'm all about y'all's security. everybody out here, we're watching each other's backs now. >> for those who need urban dictionary style translation, a boogy is a gun. what he's saying is there are people around me with guns. and i brought a camera crew to a possible gun fight. >> this is the norm. it's been kids that witness murders that happen right here, right in this block. and they were still jumping rope. they don't run no more. they see where the shots are coming from, or they duck on the ground. they'r

. >> angels work in teams, wear orange arm bds and positive engagement. >> really listen. let them unload that despair. tell us what is going on what triggered them. >> they're on the bridge. they're helping others who, who, obviously have come to a point in their life they're going to a lot. >> since january of 2017, bridge watch angels and police conducted 235 suicide interventions. they're hopeful intervention along with suicide barriers, that are being built, will save lives. in san francisco, lonnie riviera, abc 7 news. >> 16-year-old girl is recovering tonight after being shot in san jose. police tell us the victim was found on the drive before 2:00 the girl had a gunshot wound and is expected to survive. there was also a crashed car at the scene. but it is not clear what role that might have played in the shooting. no arrests have been made. no word on any suspects. >> new details on the sexual misconduct allegations against high-profile symphony director, charl detroit. launching an investigation into detroit's career. the eight symphonies have severed ties since a

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sharks end bd up losing 4-1. speaking of chippy, monday night football was brutal.rown of his helmet and immediately reaches for back. immobilized, carted off, he's in the hospital. this was scary. look asmith, shus ter blind sided and stan olberman taunt, maybe a suspension. berk man carted off. not as bad. steelers come back from 17-0 deficit. antonio brown helmet down, shot right there. from georgia. somehow he holds on. the steelers come back to win it 23-20. and it was just a really rough and tough game. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. you watch the game and had a concussion from that. brutal helmet to helmet contact in that game. totally unsportsmanlike. >> really. thanks, larry, very much. >> abc7 news continu >>> that's our report on this monday. we appreci time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dee ann lynn. jimmy kimmel is at the desk. >> have a great night. for larry, sandhya and all of us, good night. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." you've got a car crash and a brave bystander who -- >> starts ripping the wind

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if this was on a sunday game would people have cared so much it's become too violent with how bd thesel cord injure rifer week. it's gone too far. these responses were to a poly put on my twitter account asking has the game become too violent. after a hundred responses it seems like a people don't see it like that. with 83 persons say ing the violence unfortunately is just part of the game. but that is, there was night football when you sigh something like that happen you have to take a step back and question how invested can you be in the sport. steelers fans, i was watching the game monday like so many other people, it was like this isn't fun to watch . do you think that's part of the falling ratingsings perhaps playing into it. it may be. all the flags and all the late hits, it's making the games last so much longer. we know what happens to the players late in life. >> after the fact. >> after the fact. >> coming up next at # one, dhe have been the talk of the town all week. drivers have seen the tolls reach as high as $40. now there's a growing call to cap the tolls and that's not

i'm very excite bd this moment. it has been three # years in the making.ax reform bill is a disaster t. it helps the wealthest most powerful corporations n and individuals and it hurts the middle class. the house should vote tuesday with the senate likely a day later. the senate would normally go first but they're hoping to gift extra time for senators quok ran and john mccain get back to work. both has been ill. the president has said he wants a tax bill on his like congress will deliver it to him a few days earlier. >> developing tonight, us capital police are helping to provide extra protection to new jersey senator corey booker after a death threat was reportedly made against he and his family. the mayor of nubbing, new jersey say itself the city is providing security at booker's home. the nature of the threat is not yet home. president trump is reaching out to senator john mccain who is in the hospital battling brain cancer. the president called mccain's wife cindy on sunday. the 81 year old was diagnosed with brain cancer in july. he was admitted to

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after that driver's license is will not be a ballot for my bd at airports and federal buildings. you will need a real id compliant identification. you can still use a passport or military id. >>> an apology from apple. what the company is offering after admitting to slowing down some iphones. >>> here is a look at the market. it is the final trading day of 2017. stock indexes today have been a little lower. losses by tech and energy companies leading the way. the dow jones is down 20 but on the whole as a year, the dow jones is up 25%. >>> bay area home prices set another record. a report shows the median price for a single fairy home last month was $825,000. that is up nearly 15% from the same time last year. and the most since core logic started tracking prices in 1988. inventories home adding to the rising prices and last month 5123 homes were sold in the bay area. that is down 2% from the same time last year. >>> higher housing costs may be driving more tech workers out of the bay area. according to redfin which watches housing trends, skyrocketing costs will lead to a mass m

. >> bus stop bd difficult come along a couple years after i did and he is still here. he is still eight yr-old. celebrating those three flyers win in the row with a nice warm flyers hat and national browny day as well. temperatures in the 20's and 30's. we have a winter weather advisory, winner storm watch in effect for tomorrow. at the shore you may see a little bit today or tonight but for now everything is staying off shore, tricky forecast, tricky travel for saturday, 35 degrees for right now and it is dry, feels like 30, make sure you are as bundle up a bus stop buddy is forty is our high. colder afternoon then yesterday. wait until you see how cold it gets in the seven day forecast , been kelly, it is ridiculous. >> good morning, everybody. tgif, a couple accidents here uth on i-95 right at route 420 ramps there for 420 in delco, watch for delays, we will see penndot, new jersey dot and dell dot brine trucks out there as they prep for today for snow coming tomorrow time to make doughnuts headlights toward philadelphia slow down passing our camera there creek road

concert to join the bds movement. we're spending the hour with allan nairn just back from honduras.eek, united nations last 128 countries defied president trump by voting in favor of resolution calling for the united states to drop its recent recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. the final vote, 128-9 thing. 35 nations abstained. 21 did not cast a vote. the eight voting with the u.s. were israel, guatemala, honduras, the marshall islands, margaret niger, palau, and togo. trump threatened to cut off financial aid to countries that voted against the united states. on thursday, the was ambassador to the united nations nikki haley reiterated trump's threat after the vote. >> america will put our embassy in jerusalem. that is what the american people want us to do. and it is the right thing to do. no vote in the united nations will make any difference on that. but this vote will make a difference on how americans look at the u.n. and how we look at countries who disrespect us in the u.n.. and this vote will be remembered. amy: in response to the vote, palestinian politician prais

the bds aims to end political pressure on israel. the debate center at old parkland in dallas hosted this hour and 10 minute event. [applause] >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, thank you for being here. it is my privilege to moderate this evening's event. a few housekeeping notes. you saw signs on the door when you came in, we are being recorded by c-span. they will be occasionally audience.he if anybody does not want to be seen on c-span for whatever reas,

on the bus stop this morning it's winter gear for everybody, the kids and you as you h wind chills bdout 23 degrees. and temperatures are staying cold today. this afternoon we'll only get up to about 32 for a high. that's around 2:30 or 3:00 this afternoon. fairly bright conditions through a good portion of the day. but again that sun isn't going to help much 'cause the wind chills are still going to be raw. single digits up until about 9 o'clock and at the best of times this afternoon it will still feel like it's in the teens. upper teens but teensnonetheless. plus we've got some snow arriving later in the evening hours. more on that with future tracker6 live double scan coming up there matthew. >> what fun david. good morning. good morning, everybody. i know on a morning like this everybody wants to get whereg as quickly as they can but there are a couple of things in your way already like a crash here along 95 southbound side by penn's landing. n i the left lane here so you are seeing delays as you come south of the vine street expressway with speeds like nd before you even get to

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stuff had to fit a certain length and be explainable and not bds. >> also had to be something we were interested in looking into for a month so mostly we picked the 10 that were fun, but different enough from one another that would not be repetitive. >> in your bonus panel you allude to kelly disapproving of some of your jokes, so can you give examples of comics that have been be towed by kelly. >> who tells you she has real power? [laughter] the ones it she vetoes are my favorite wants to do. >> he does them anyway in the best example is that the lubricated single use monocle. i still don't get it, but we got a nice check. >> single use monocle.com. [laughter] >> he sells them and 25 packs. i don't know how that happened. >> some people have busy lives scenic it's interesting. i have met people who expect me to be super grumpy because i looked grumpy in those panels on his comics come on but i'm not actually a grumpy person and neither are our children who he has a scowling all the time. you are going to get it. [laughter] >> how far out do you like are you scrambling the night befor

now, what about the mummeng'o bd by 9:00 but it will feel like 0, by 11:00 a.m degrees and by 1:00, feelingast showing us the at the linc. by kickoff, 21or the high new y ow and look at the seven-day, freezing. watching the coast by thursday, but it looks like that system wants t sea. bill, back to you >> scott we have big n year's eve plans. if you want to count 2018 in star, studded style. there's she literally parties with every do our area, orange is the new hol. she hangs with super models jasmine sanders, she's whitney olney and share the best deals and biggest event happening this new year's eve >> i'm excited. i'm happen new year. else, i feel like i'm year theme so far away from you >> it's all right, love. >> there's a lot of really accompany stuff going on c city, there's always a lot going on, we have, i'll start at i we year for new year's eve. that he is is really cool. i don't know guys ever been to the mountain bar? >> cool though >> you're cool. at the mountain ar boardwalk sloan. $49 includes open bar 11:00 plu at midnight but my favorite is the over package you get to han

the international community that are supporting what is seen as a very controversial movement, the bds movement, the boycott divestment sanctions movement and trying to increase pressure on israel to keep settlement in east jerusalem and what have you. that in itself has been a source of controversy in the international community. as to whether or not they support that or not support that. but in terms of on the ground, a lot of palestinians wonder whether this embassy move will actually change anything. it is highly symbolic but it also could empower the israeli government currently in power to continue with their projects in the west bank, to continue with their projects here in east jerusalem and that would certainly derail if not completely outright obliterate the so-called peace process, which already a lot of people, andrea, in the region say is effectively dead for all intents and purposes. >> and, shannon, as we look at the diplomatic reception room, which is decorated festively for christmas, in this holiday season, a moment that's really fraught as the president of the united

. >> reporter: cbs records wants the spanish hits to keep coming while the bd broaden its appeal. >>ract eye rights to record in english whenever we wanted although they never thought we i'd do it. we snuck a b track on the b side of a single. and that was "doctor beat." >> reporter: the hits written and performed in her second language kept coming. ♪ bad, bad, bad, bad boy you make me feel so good ♪ >> reporter: whether dance numbers or heartfelt ballads as estevan stepped into the pop zeitgeist in1980s. gloria, i think of your songs and it's songs we sang every word to or danced every beat to, and then 1990. >> not a fun year. >> no. that bus crash. >> i was taking a nap on the my son was in the back with his tutor and emilio was on the phone with his tutor who was reading him the caption of the picture on the cover of the "miami herald." gloria and estefan has the world in their hands. right when he reads 4i78 that line, we got rear-ended by a fully loaded 18-wheeler. >> gloria injured with back injury. her children also injured. >> i was paralyzed. when they told emilio, he faint