gentlemen, please welcome with me prime minister benjamin netanyahu. lause] prime minister benjamin yes.ahu: anyone hear me? i know you are here for me. [chuckles] [indiscernible] is my opportunity to thing. we apologize for that momentary disturbance. minister, let me welcome you again to the american enterprise institute. we are delighted to have you here. make you very much. prime minister benjamin netanyahu: i am not used to receiving awards in israel. especially not from the media. i do get them from the public on the election day. but, it is very moving for me to be here. i do remember irving kristol as a great intellect. he was a fearless intellect. was thrownorrectness out of the window, he called it like he saw it to ent had a profound influence on many. he had a profound influence on me. i consider myself honored and privileged to have spent many hours with him. he has left a great legacy and a great family and i want to especially welcome his wife. i have read her books. not, -- it is a tremendous book. this is a tremendous family that goes o

prime minister benjamin netanyahu: i hope this catches on. it is wonderful. elle: we are all about leadership. mr. netanyahu, you have said israel is oh-american. it will always be pro-american. you have spent many years in the united states, as did your father. tell me what is at the heart of your affection for the united states. prime minister benjamin netanyahu: freedom. the idea of individual choice. that is developed with a collective purpose. that defines israel, it defines america. these are two societies built on a purpose. on the idea of freedom. i have spoken to congress a number of times, into each time i look and i see the emblem of moses. it says a lot. the idea of the promised land. the land of freedom, freedom from bondage. freedom to pursue your huge. so, i think this is the identity of conviction. there is something else that i think has to be seen in an historical context. we were a people scattered among the nations, we had no capacity to defend ourselves and we should have disappeared. most stations that existed in the past do not exist tod

th making amends, president obama meeting with benjamin netanyahu for the first time. and a sweeping victory, the opposition in myanmar appears to win in a landslide, ushering in a new chapter for that nation. >> this is "the word network" live in new york city. i'm del walters. just a few moments ago the president of the university of missouri said he is resigning. tim wolf making that announcement after he was filed to appear before the board of governors, and they were called into emergency session to address the recent protest against recent acts of rayism on campus. >> i'm resigning as president of the university of missouri system. my motivation in making this decision comes from a love, i love mu, where i grew up, the state of missouri. i've thought and prayed about this decision. it's the right thing to do. >> al jazeera's andy roskin is live for us. this just happened moments ago. what led up to the decision? >> just a few moments ago there was a huge roar from the crowd. they're behind the tent city that has sprung up in the last few days here on campus for p

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is visiting with the white house today. this is his first visit there for more than a year. mike viqueira, what is on the agenda of these two leaders today. >> first of all the agenda is to patch things up. there has been a rough patch that has lasted roughly the entire seven years that lasted throughout president obama's term at the white house. both leaders went out of their way to stress the unity and commitment that each of those educations have towards each other. but if you look at the litany of disagreements over the course of last several years, the two-state solution, the bedrock of u.s. policy on the eve of the election early this spring. the peace talks that were led by secretary kerry in effort he again to bring palestinians and israelis together. that has collapsed as well. and there is a situation with iran. president obama's initiative to reach that nuclear deal as before it wa--as it was about to go before congress, benjamin netanyahu speaking to congress. today, a long meeting, del. i have to tell you that

he shook hands and spoke face to face with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. a symbolic step, over a situation that has never been smoothed and took an a low point in march. mr. obama, netanyahu told congress, would turn the middle east into a tinder box. in the end the iran nuclear deem made it through congress and sealing a major victory for president obama. today the president acknowledged his dispute with netanyahu over iran, but tried increase military aid to israeli of israel. take a listen. >> there's no secrete the prime minister and i have had a strong disagreement on this narrow issue but we don't have a disagreement on the need to making sure that iran does not get a nuclear weapon and we don't have a disagreement on the importance of us blunting destabilizing activities that iran amay be taking place. so we are looking forward to make sure we have common ground there. >> for his part prime minister netanyahu did not mention the iran accord and the rift opening between iran and israel. but the failure of peace talks between israel and palestinians l

benjamin netanyahu is due to beat with u.s. president barack obama later on monday. u is hoping to make progress on the new u.s. military ahead are aid package the recen recent violence will o being discussed. >> reporter: eric powell is part of a movement on u.s. college campuses opposing the illegal israeli occupation of the palestinian territories. >> bulldoze your home and they ask what the raise is for. palestine being -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: using rap to spread his message but on the eve of the visit by prime minister benjamin netanyahu he's he's not hopeful anything will change. >> i honestly don't see it. he has other issues that he feels it will -- i don't know how he feels personally, but that the administration will definitely see as more important or more prominent in what he needs to get done during these last few months. >> reporter: that's exactly what top white house aids are saying conceding there will not be a two-state solution while the president is in office. there might not even be another round of talks. segsaying amid the growing vie then

and benjamin netanyahu said i think he still supports a two-state solution. he said two states for two people, which is something that i think he backed off of quite a lot during the campaign in israel. joe, what do you think? >> reporter: the question, of course, is whether there will be more talks. that doesn't seem likely, at least so far on that very issue. but look, no matter how you cut it, there's clearly some hope here in washington that there's going to be a reset, a restart, a return to talking about shared values as opposed to what happened the last time benjamin netanyahu was here in the united states in that very contentious situation, the controversial speech before congress, all of this with the backdrop of the iran nuclear deal. so, a lot of reason for these two leaders to try to get along, as elise said, over the next year while president obama is still in office. and a lot more to talk about besides the iran deal, including the situation in syria, including the palestinian question and the violence we've seen there. so, there's hope that som

is that something benjamin netanyahu should address and perhaps fire this person? >> i think he clearly showed him, i think the fact that he hadn't is a strong indication that netanyahu feels this is not something he's really worried about. he has members of his own circle, certainly supporters of his government in israel and here in the united states making similar accusations against the obama administration. i think the fact that he appointed this person and now retained them just shows how confident he is that no matter what he does or what his government says or does, there will always be those in the united states to continue to back him. >> thank you very much. >>> fighting more momentum with less than a year to go. >> presidential hope was getting ready for a debate they say could shift the balance. >>> what matters to us is the changing climate, immigration reform and action on police brutality. >> a new generation of voters demand to be heard, marching on washington calling for change. >> it's the biggest question out there. >> go inside the groundbreaking

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has left to visit president obama tomorrow. it is the first face-to-face meeting between the two in more than a year. president obama refused to meet him before his appearance before the joint house he of congress. what is on the agenda? al jazeera mike viqueria has more on the visit. >> after months of frayed relations, taking his fight against the iran nuclear deal to a joint meeting of congress. >> a deal at a that's supposed to prevent nuclear plifertion woulproliferation, this won't ba farewell to arms, it would be a farewell to arms control. >> it angered many democrats who normally support israel and the vote survived in spite of the speech. in his first visit to the white house in more than a year, netanyahu expected to patch things up with president obama and may bring along a shopping list. >> i think at this point, netanyahu really wants to repair the relationship not only with the obama white house but with democrats and he also seeks a robust aid package to compensate israel for the security risks israel will be ta

if you are benjamin netanyahu sitting there listening to that, you have got to be furious. this isn't a narrow issue for netanyahu. he gave a speech two months ago to the united nations in which he said that it was@ the most important issue facingu0&lx civilization. he talked about the iran deal as historic mistake. it's not a narrow issue. i think the president in characterizing it that way basically took a swipe at benjamin netanyahu while he was sitting there. now, it's not going to be in netanyahu's interest to portray it that way. he is he concerned about what further damage can be done to israel in the president's remaining time in office it wasn't a polite way to conduct yourself in a kind of, choreographed well in advance of these kind of meetings. >> there is another way of looking at that he didn't say minor issue. he said narrow issue. he meant this one issue. this was a meeting where these two leaders tried to put some of the bad blood behind them and tried to goít forward in a more, you know, mutual supportive way. there is -- this has been a terrible difficult

president obama means israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the first time in over a year. the world anti-don'ting ommission recommends russia be banned from athletics. the athletes were involved in a systemic don'ting program. looking for victory. parties say they look fit to win a majority of seats and in the first openly contested election in more than 25 years. >> let's go to our top story. meeting face-to-face for the first time in more and year. u.s. president barak owe betances and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met at the white house. it has been a relationship increasingly strained. president obama reaffirmed the strong ties between the two nations while denouncing a wave of palestinian violence. the u.s. has yet to comment on a request for increase of eight from $3 billion to $5 billion. thank you for being with us. given how bad things have got in the relationship between these two men, has it passed the point of no return? >> on the contrary. i think that -- look, the personal and policy differences that have turned the u.s. -- israeli relationship at

what does benjamin netanyahu want from president obama in terms of assurance? >> he wants more money. they're working on a new ten-year agreement. this is the way the u.s. funds israeli military projects. they do it over a ten-year period. the president wants to get it done before they're in office. if you think about it, the u.s. gives just over $3 billion a year after the iran deal there were reports that the prime minister was going to up the request to up to $5 billion a year. the white house not signaling that they're going to give that full amount, but they're negotiating, trying to send the message that they'll do what it takes to make israel more comfortable now that the iran nuclear deal is done. we've been told we don't expect there was an agreement that will come out today. we'll try to hash out what an agreement might look like. i think what we saw here in this oval office is offense times when these leaders get together it's more fiery than that, who can forget benjamin netanyahu shaking his finger the preside president. the thing that israel wante

. >> there are none of the usual fireworks between prime minister benjamin netanyahu and u.s. president barack obama as they met in the oval office. the white house saying this is a chance to try and move forward. the relationship obviously at a low point as the israeli prime minister publicly tried to fight the president in the u.s. congress, trying to kill the iran deal. so what is next? now they're going to be talking about how much more money israel wants from the u.s. in order to feel security given that the deal is now done. now right now the u.s. gives israel over $3 billion annually to defense equipment. >> it is asking for $50 billion in security assistance. we don't expect they'll come out with an agreement. there is hope that there will be a final deal with the president in office. they want something to build confidence and calm the situation in the occupied territory. >> myanmar's ruling party backed by the military has conceded defeat in the nation's first properly held election in decades. the election commission has announced results which placed the main oppos

and believe me, it has a proclivity for cheating. >> gone is the bombast from benjamin netanyahu that he displayed on his last visit here talking about the iran deal. >> right. netanyahu confronted obama on the iran deal and lost. he lost big. it wasn't even close in terms of democrats who went over to oppose the president. and netanyahu even among people in israel who agreed with his position got a lot of grief because they said, look, picking a fight with the president of israel's closest ally really isn't a good idea. and so i think netanyahu very much sees it in his interest to say i can patch up this deal. and on the president's side, there are some of the democrats who voted with him on the iran deal, with the assurance that obama would patch up relations with israel over time and they are our ally. but it is really striking to see how different this netanyahu was from the one who came over and addressed the congress. >> and joy reid, the last time netanyahu was in the oval office a year ago, the imagery and commentary out there in the media was that it looked like netanyahu was

if you are benjamin netanyahu sitting there listening to that, you have got to be furious. 't a narrow issue for netanyahu. he gave a speech two months ago to the united nations in which he said that it was@ the most important issue facingu0&lx civilization. he talked about the iran deal as historic mistake. it's not a narrow issue. i think the president in characterizing it that way basically took a swipe at benjamin netanyahu while he was sitting there. now, it's not going to be in netanyahu's interest to portray it that way. he is he concerned about what further damage can be done to israel in the president's remaining time in office it wasn't a polite way to conduct yourself in a kind of, choreographed well in advance of these kind of meetings. >> there is another way of looking at that he didn't say minor issue. he said narrow issue. he meant this one issue. this was a meeting where these two leaders tried to put some of the bad blood behind them and tried to goít forward in a more, you know, mutual supportive way. there is -- this has been a terrible difficult relation

ask your rheumatologist about xeljanz. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president obama'selationship in a word is chilly. this morning, the two men are expected to meet at the white house. this is going to be a fence mending mission of sorts for netanyahu following his speech to congress where he lobbied against the iran nuclear deal. the israeli leader seeking more military aid from the u.s. this coming amid a new wave of violence with more terror attacks in israel. cnn's oren liebermann in israel with the latest. what really expected to come out of this meeting? >> reporter: alison, this meeting could be viewed as a success as long as there are no fights or bickering or bad words between the two. this is the chance for president obama to focus on the military aid package to israel after the iran deal. netanyahu has the chance to push the military aid. right now it stands at $3 billion a year. the ten-year deal is up in 2018. this is his chance to lobby for a bigger deal for $5 billion a year. it won't be a final decision. netanyahu knows he has to work with president oba

amy: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, speaking to the center for american progress. etanyahu's appearance came just days after a new controversy over the group's alleged censoring of writers critical of israel. newly leaked emails published by the intercept show the cap made key editorial decisions -- including editing articles, silencing writers, and backing off criticism -- at the behest of influential groups who backed israeli government policies. center for american progress representatives were not available to join us on the show and sent us a statement instead saying -- "cap believes we need to engage tuesday's forum covered a broad. range of issues including the prospects for peace, west bank settlements, the prime minister's past remarks, and settler violence. by having the prime minister with us, we sought to elevate the quality of the debate about u.s.-israeli relations after several years of tension." for more, we are joined by a guest who experienced the censorship first-hand. ali gharib is a contributor to the nation magazine and a former staffer at the

more on that.you benjamin netanyahu is having talks with barack obama. to mend their fractured relationship. brought them to the lowest point in years. >> barack obama and benjamin netanyahu have not sat down since 2014. their relationship has hit a record low. he tried unsuccessfully to stop the u.s. iran nuclear deal. the goal is to reinforce the long-standing friendship. the yahoo! laid out his plans on sunday with his cabinet. he is expected to discuss goodwill peace building efforts with obama. >> the discussions will revolve around recent events, including syria, possible progress with the palestinians, or stabilizing the situation and the strengthening of israel's security, which united states is committed to doing. the focus of the meeting will deal,ew 10 year defense israel wants more military aid. neil iran nuclear deal increases security threats. israel receives more than $3 illion a year from the u.s. a new military accord or major steps towards an israeli palestinian peace deal are highly unlikely for the coming year. egypt say they have kil

this following benjamin netanyahu's speech to congress to lobby against the nuclear deal.ng more military aid from the u.s. among the wave of violence with more terror attacks in israel and west bank. cnn's oren lieberman is live in jerusalem. good morning, oren. >> reporter: good morning, john. there will not be bickering about the nuclear deal. now the latest is what comes after the deal. the u.s. military aid package to israel. that now stands at $3 billion a deal. this is where netanyahu will turn to lobby to increase that to perhaps $4 billion a year to $5 billion a year. now hanging over this, of course, the other big issue on the agenda is the conflict amid a number of attacks. one more alleged attack this morning in the northern west bank with one getting the attention especially right now which happened yesterday in an ultra orthodox settlement south of jerusalem. i have to warn you this video is disturbing. a palestinian woman approaching a security guard outside the settlement. the security guard is checking her identification and the video shows the woman pull

president obama sat down with benjamin netanyahu for the first time since that iran nuclear deal was over netanyahu's objections this year. it's marked the first fa face-to-face meeting between both leaders. the meeting came as yet another attack was carried out in the west bank, underscoring both leaders' need to discuss safety and security in the region. >> this is going to be an opportunity for the prime minister and myself to engage in a wide-ranging discussion on some of the most pressing security issues that both our countries face. >> thank you for this opportunity to strengthen our friendship, which is strong, strengthen our alliance, which is strong. i think it's rooted in shared values. it's buttressed by shared interests. it's driven forward by a sense of a shared destiny. >> and joining us for more from the white house is nbc's ron allen. ron, the body language there very interesting. we all know the strained relationship between these two. was there any sign of progress, toward any kind of reconciliation between them? obviously they were civil toward each other, but any

benjamin netanyahu is at the white house. with president obama for the first time since he tried to kill the nuclear deal with iran. jack dorsey kicks off a roadshow for the square ipo. raise $400 to million in its public offering. a countdown to the close. we will head to london to see how investors reacted to talks of government budget cuts in the u.k.. are 90 minutes into the training session. julie hyman has the latest. had thisave accelerating today. a pause after the six weeks rally that we have seen in the s&p 500 area last week we had shrugs of the idea that the fed may raise rates in december. janet yellen called it a possibility. off.w that shrugged today we are seeing a bit of a reassessment. the averages are trading lower. look at my bloomberg terminal. only one group is higher right now and that is utilities. discretionary stocks are getting the worst of it. all of them are down by 1%. energy seems to be following along with oil prices. that is trading at the lowest level in two weeks. this is after opec said the

chris: we heard just now what benjamin netanyahu thinks of all this. tell us more about the reaction from israelis and palestinians. irris: it had been across the board condemnation. you've heard the israeli prime minister. he was forthright. so was his justice minister. she is from the jewish settler party in israel's parliament. she said that europe had dropped to new levels of hatred and she said that israel would now weigh what measures it would take. palestinian reaction has been interesting, too. they welcome the move, but say it is not enough. it is not a boycott of those goods. it is not a boycott. they would not like a boycott -- they would like a boycott. they would support further steps. very different views on both sides. chris: thanks so much, irris. hasafghan capital of kabul experienced one of its biggest demonstration in years. ashraf ghani called for calm after protesters tried to force their way into his palace. they are demanding justice for those beheaded by islamic militants. the taliban briefly seize control of the northern city o

benjamin netanyahu is on his way to washington for talks with president obama and ending the violence is high on the agenda. >> it's the new normal. at least for awhile. i don't think these talks will do a lot to change that situation but american efforts to try to get the israelis and palestinians to talk to each other in the future could help, again, manage the violence. >> but there are no easy answers and anger on both sides is growing. nbc news, london. >> when nightly news continues on this sunday, donald trump takes center stage as the world of politics and it's the final countdown! the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. ive you your day back. it is up to you. . your retirement. p that taco place on south stree

for the first time in more than a year, president obama and easy ray looy prime minister benjamin netanyahu meet face-to-face. phil: the issue of pension is touched upon. jc: a special presentation in phil: and this 92-year-old old school strategy for raising millions in her church. let's look at first uh all -- first alert traffic. it looks okay in both directions. let's look at the maps. we will look for red for the delays and it is a 27-minute ride fro mass ave to route 3. out west on the pike, 15 minutes from i-93 to newton corner. i-28 looking okay near the mass pike. 25 minutes from the western tolls to 495. once you hit 495 the stretch between the mass pike and 290 looks okay in both directions. jc:the president met with benjamin netanyahu. reporter: and there was a meeting between the two world leaders. that was one of the topics in today's agenda. >> it is no secret that the prime minister and i had a narrow issue. and they are making sure iran does president have any nuclear weapons. phil: the meeting comes amid new violence between the israelis and the palestinians including easi

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. >> reporter: there were none of the usual fireworks between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president obama. the relationship already at a low point after the israeli prime minister so publicly tried to fight the president even gave a speech to try to kill the iran deal. now how much more money israel wants from the u.s. in order to feel secure given that the deal is now done. right now u.s. gives israel just over $3 billion annually for defense equipment. there's some reports that after the deal, israel is going to ask for that to be increased to 5 billion. they are not expected to come out with an agreement and the other subject of the peace process the obama administration pretty much given up hope that there is going to be a final deal in the president's time left in office but they want from the prime minister some sort of statement of things he can take in their words build confidence and help calm the situation in the occupied territories. >> back in israel and the occupied territories palestinians say they are increasingly frustrate bed how little is being done t

it's benjamin netanyahu's first meeting with president obama since the iran nuclear deal was adopted. that's why israel is looking for a new security agreement. also hanging over today's meeting, netanyahu's new chief spokesman has described mr. obama as anti-semitic. >>> well, this morning, dozens of families are waking up in hotel rooms after 1 of 2 major train derailments over the weekend. west of milwaukee yesterday, 13 tapger cars jumped their tracks spilling hundreds of gallons of crude oil and forcing the evacuation of at least 35 homes. there were no reports of injuries or fires. it's not clear what caused the derailment or when families can return to their homes. >>> in western wisconsin, 32 cars derailed saturday morning, spilling nearly 20,000 gallons of ethanol into the mississippi river. and forcing e vak weigh -- the cause is still under investigation this morning. >>> some new storms are blowing bringing rain and snow to the west. take a look at the radar. winter weather advisories in effect in nevada and the northern rockies. heavy rain could fall on san francisco and

. >> it is very good to welcome once again prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the oval office. there is no foreign leader who i have met with more frequently, and i think that is a testimony to the extraordinary bond between the united states and israel. >> it is their first meeting in more than a year. the two are expected to discuss american military aid to israel. nearly two-month wave of violence between palestinian and israelis and the ongoing crisis in sierra. and they hope to ease tensions over the iran nuclear deal. >>> the owner of a pit bull that killed a 9-year-old girl on long island is under arrest on an unrelated charge. police arrested carlyle arnold at the scene of yesterday's attack for violating an order of protection, an officer shot and killed the dog after it mauled the child as she played with her friend in the backyard in elmont. that girl later died at the hospital. >>> two americans have been killed at a police training facility in jordan. investigators say a jordanian police captain opened fire on trainers at the compound outside before being shot dead

what we heard from benjamin netanyahu was a thank you for american. security. e we heard from president obama, a strong statement in support of israel. this could not have been more different from benjamin netanyahu's last trip here. remember just a couple months ago he stood before congress didn't even meet with president obama and railed against iran's nuclear deal. and listen to what some of president obama said during this meeting. >> i want to be very clear that we condemned the terms of the palestinian violence against innocent israeli citizens and i want to repeat once again it is my strong belief that israel has not just the right but the obligation to protect itself. >> very strong statement there. especially since the white house recently has been also criticizing israel's continued settlement activity that u.s. officials contributes to tensions there. so often the white house will take a balanced view and say both sides need to work on this. it's not as if the white house's view has changed, but president obama wanted to support israel in n

andrea: president obama gearing up for a meeting at the white house with benjamin netanyahu monday. defense deal reportedly worth $30 billion will be discussed. in a jewish newspaper county forward," hillary clinton promising to meet with mr. netanyahu in her office during the first move her presidency. many are seeing this as a direct slight to president obama who wanted three months to meet with the israeli leader. mr. obama concluded according to one white house official, for the first time in two decade the american administration facing a resolution on the israeli conflict is not in the card. he gave it speech about returning to '7 borders. he -- to '67 borders. there has been a sense of hostility coming out of this white house towards benjamin netanyahu that it don't think this meeting can fix. gregg: obama hates the car gone footprint but not as much as the israeli footprint. he's been educated on this, they can't get together even after gay marriage. harris: when i sat down with senator rand paul, he concede the fact that this is probably an icy relationship between presiden

in just a few minutes president obama and benjamin netanyahu will meet face-to-face for the first time a year. this is last year. the meeting comes in the wake of a iranian nuclear deal that heightened tensions between the two nations. joe johns is at the white house with more. good morning, joe. >> reporter: good morning, carol. call it a reset, a repair or just an attempt to get back to issues of common ground, the prime minister of israel is expected here at the white house shortly. their first meeting between him and the president in 13 months. as you know, the last time the prime minister was here in the united states, it was a very contention period. he had a controversial speech before the united states congress. there was a lot of disagreement over the iran nuclear deal. now the question is whether the united states' leader and the leader from israel can get past the personalities, get back to business. and the reality that president obama still has yet one more year in office. so, among the things on the agenda, we're told, israel certainly looking for an increase in aid from

and have insight on all of the big moments. >>> president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have met face-to-face for the first time since tensions surfaced over the iran nuclear deal. the two leaders brushed aside those tensions, with president obama calling the disagreement, quote, a narrow issue. netanyahu reaffirmed his commitment to a two-state solution to peace in the middle east. >>> we are told terrorism does not appear to be the motive in the shooting death of two americans in jordan. it looks like the officer got into an argument with one of the american trainers. it escalated. and he opened fire. the shooter was killed by troops. the american victims worked for a private military contractor. >>> turning to the shooting death of a 6-year-old boy in louisiana, allegedly at the hands of two police officers. there are new claims that the body camera shows the boy's father has his hands up when police opened fire. with more, here's abc's phillip mena. >> hi, jeremy. >> reporter: friends and family mourning the death of 6-year-old jeremy martis. killed by louisiana law

secretary of state john kerry is meeting with the israeli prime hundredster benjamin netanyahu today.s in the region to help to tried to end the recent waves of violence. since the beginning of october, 92 palestinians and 16 israelis have been killed imtiaz tyab is live for us in west jerusalem. mr. kerry will try to bring down the temperature here. how will he achieve it? >> reporter: that's a very good question. a question many here in israel and indeed in the occupied pal palestinian territoriesing asking themselves. just what the u.s. secretary of state can do to calm the violence that we have seen now for nearly two months, violence which has claimed the lives of dozens of palestinians, over a dozen israelis and continues nearly every day. we don't know at this stage what the u.s. secretary of state will be saying, we do, however, know that he will be meeting with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he will also be meeting with the palestinian leader mahmood abbas as well. he's expected to, within the hour or so, to make a joint statement withs are the israeli prime m

personnel. >> the president hosted the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today.nce netanyahu publicly campaigned against his nuclear deal with iran. the president suggested today that has not formed their relationship. >> it's no secret that the prime minister and i have had a strong disagreement on this narrow issue, but we don't have a disagreement on the need to make sure that iran does not gate nuclear weapon and we don't have a disagreement 0 about the important of is blunting destabilizing activities. >> the two world leaders focused on the renewed violence between the israelis and the palestinians. president obama insisting israel has he right to protect itself and netanyahu is indicating he is looking for a diplomatic solution. >> we have not given up our hope for peace. we'll never give up our hope for peace. and i remain committed to a vision of peace, of two states for two peoples, a demilitarized palestinian state and recognizing the jewish state. >> the president and prime minister discussed a new security agreement that kind crease america's militar

there is a statement of the office of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, in that statement the prime minister says they are some things he worked on personally with a lot of effort throughout the years and it's a day that he has dreamt of however it's also a statement from his wife esther who lives here in israel and who was heading the free polar campaign all these years and she has sort of blamed the u.s. for not allowing jonathan polar, her husband, to travel here to israel. he has received while he was in prison the israeli citizenship so but at the moment according to the parole he has got he has to spend five years with the travel ban and not allowed to surf the internet and not allowed to make any television interviews, they can be reviewed in two years time. >> and how has this issue effected relations between the u.s. and israel? >> well, it's been a very thorny issue. the u.s. has been quite angered by it and if you recall back in 85 as the f.b.i. agents were closing on him he had tried to get asylum at the israeli embassy in washington d.c. and was rebuffed at the time. no

of benjamin netanyahu he is not hopeful things will change. >> i honestly don't see it because he has issues and i don't know how he feels personally but that the administration will definitely see as more important or more prominent than what he needs to get done during the last few months. >> reporter: that is exactly what top white house aids are saying conceding there will not be a two-state solution while the president is in office and may not be talks and amed growing violence they want to hear what steps the prime minister might take to build confidence so the sides will eventually be able to talk again. the u.s. is no longer talking about reevaluating its position on the u.n. security council, they could have allowed a resolution to pass that would have demanded a settlement within a certain amount of time and jim manly believes they will not likely take that step. >> he would probably get opposition from some democrats for reelection and just to strengthen ties with israelis. >> could do it without congress but unpopular ahaven't the upper hand in public opinion and when aske

prime minister benjamin netanyahu? -- prime minister benjamin netanyahu: that was an error. you may check this, but they voted for me and considerably larger numbers than they voted for the labour party. i was not referring to going to vote, i was speaking about a specific list that was imposed. it should not have been set. a few days later, i called in the arab leaders. arab leaders, to the prime minister's residence, and i said, i am the prime minister of each of you. statementot want that to go uncorrected. i corrected it and made sure they understand it. what about deeds? what about deeds? you know, i will tell you what happened when i first was elected prime minister in 1996. this is my fourth term. a flood. if lead in israel. there is an arab area that got flooded, because they do not have these tunnels. not tunnels, but sewage tunnels. yes. the whole village was underwater. i went to see it, in and i said, god, that looks awful. like this?is is they said, it has always been like this. i don't know,in, 30 or 40 million shekels and i built this tunnel and there is not b