violent clashes in parts of east jerusalem where a palestinian man was shot and killed by an east jerusalem guard. israeli police also went into the elevated area around the mosque that have now left. developments have been monitored from jerusalem. >> dozens of palestinian youths rioted and threw stones at israeli police around the east jerusalem neighborhood. according to palestinian reports, the father of five were shot dead in the early hours of the morning. israeli police said they only opened fire when the shooting was condemned. >> the killing of the representative represents a very dangerous israeli violence and escalation. they can, if continued, defeat the agenda. >> the trouble escalated as the dead man was buried later in the day. angry palestinians followed the funeral procession. tensions remained high. israeli police crowd protesters into the area around the mosque. >> this erupted after there was an incident earlier in the morning where security guards fired warning shots into the air and as a result a local was killed. >> the status is one of the most contentious issues. bo

the exact divide between east and west jerusalem has been seriously muddied since 1967. usively jewish neighborhoods in the east of the city and the united states has asked israel to refrain from provocative acts in east jerusalem, they are expanding. they want all of jerusalem to be israeli and will remain the undivided capital of israel. palestinians claim east jerusalem is the capital of their future state and consider it occupied land. some palestinian families have been evicted from their homes as settlers lay claim to the property and palestinian homes have been demolished as they considered to be built illegally by israeli authorities. you have the old city in east jerusalem, home to three of the main religions. it's difficult to see either side giving in on the issue of jerusalem. feeding into this, the issue of borders. the west bank was captured by israel from jordan back in 1967. palestinians want their future state to be based on those borders, but the border of today is very different to 43 years ago. there are around 00,000 jewish settlers living in the we h

particularly to seize all settlement activities in the occupied palestinian territories and in east jerusalem and its surroundings, and to abandon the annexation of partite wall and with an end to the policy of blockade in closures that restrict the lives of and movement of our people and deprived them of their basic human rights. our demand for the cessation of settlement activities, the lifting of the blockade, and putting an end to is look -- illegal israeli policies and practices do not constitute great conditions that are alien to the peace process. they are consistent with the implementation of obligations and commitments that have been agreed and reaffirmed by all the resolutions adopted since the very start of the political process. israel's implementation of these obligations and commitments will create the conducive environment for the success of the negotiations and will give credibility to the pledge to implement the final agreement. israel must choose between peace and the continuation of settlements. mr. president, i reaffirm our readiness to continue as we have always done to m

the exact divide between east and west jerusalem has been seriously muddied since 1967. ere are exclusively jewish neighborhoods east of the city also united states has as israel to refrain from per octave acts these neighborhoods are expanding. israel calls jerusalem all is rally. palestinians say east jerusalem is the capital of their state and considered occupied land. they cruise israel of making jerusalem more jewish. some home people have been effected as settlers likely to the property. palestinian homes have been demolished as they have been deemed to be crated illegally. and of course have the old city homes here is difficult to see either side giving in on the issue of jerusalem. fitting into this the issue of borders the west bank was captured by israel from jordan in 1967 palestinians want their future state to based on those orders. >> here's another complicated factor in all of this is real security bear that's been up since 2002 were originally meant to keep palestinian suicide bombers away but the palestinians call it the apartheid separation will. >> suic

there have been violent clashes in part of east jerusalem, where a man was shot and killed by an israeli security guard. protesters threw stones at israeli police, who fired tear gas to disperse them. a full-scale military, diplomatic operation to free hostages kidnapped by al qaeda. there is one from madagascar. it is thought they have been taken elsewhere. the white house is defending president obama's handling of the war in afghanistan, amid reports of divisions. "the washington post" reporter bob woodward talks about an exit strategy note, leaving commanders clamoring for more troops -- an exit strategy, leaving commanders clamoring for more troops. >> at odds with the powerful pentagon machine. the book suggests months of meetings were dominated by the president demands for an exit strategy and said he told one meeting, "i am not doing 10 years. i am not doing long-term nation- building." "i cannot lose the whole democratic party." it says the president was frustrated, and general petraeus apparently said the administration has the wrong guy. the president eventually decided to send

. >> israel never froze settlements in occupied east jerusalem. this has gone on since march. construction can begin in the west bank. when israel captured the land in 1967, building settlements was about creating a new reality. the idea was that if issues were settled on the land, it would become politically impossible to return it to arab control. more than 40 years on, it is looking like a pretty successful strategy. history is against the american envoy, george mitchell. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is deeply unhappy about israel not extending the partial settlement freeze. he is threatening to pull out. >> we are determined to continue. we are continuing our efforts to find common ground. >> on the way to his olive groves, a palestinian farmer said there would be nothing left to talk about if israel continue to build for the jews on the west bank. he lives just below a jewish settlement. he said that sewage from it is killing them. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. this is a small area. >> they were all killed by the sewage? >> all killed by the sewage. >> he cannot get to

>> the agenda is basically the same as it has been the last decade -- east jerusalem jewish settlement, palestinian refugees, it has always been the sameast year's. i think we will do inhe next days is work out the timetable. there is one issue they need to take care of quickly, which is the moratorium of the jewish settlement, due to end on september 26. mahmoud abbas said the more time -- moratorium is not extended, he will leave the peace talks, so they give money to fund a compromise on that quickly. >>> -- so they wl have to find a compromise on that quickly. >>> more than 150 people were injured in a bombing in pakistan. three bombers that made it their explosions during a festival. at one of them happen during a live tv broadcast of the event. 35,000 people were taking part in a religious procession. after the bombings, an angry crowd attacked police officers. >>> at least six people were killed in mozambique after police opened fire on crowds holding what the police call the illegal protests against rising protests. two children were among the dead and several people were injur

. >> israel never froze settlements in occupied east jerusalem. this has gone on since march.o construction can resume in the west bank. from the beginning, when israel captured the land in 1967, settlement was about creating a new reality the idea was that if jews were settled, it would become politically impossible ever to return it to arab control. more than 40 years on, it is looking like a pretty successful strategy. so history begins with george mitchell. the palestinian president abbas is unhappy about israel not extending its settlement freeze, so he is threatening to pull out. >> we are determined to continue, and we are continuing our efforts to find common ground between the parties. >> on the way to his olive groves, a farmer says it would be nothing left to talk about if israel continued to build on the occupied west bank. his trees are just below the jewish settlement. he says sewage from it has killed them. these are dead olive trees. >> yes. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7 ,8 9. from here, i cannot count. 9 treses died. >> all killed by sewage? he cannot get to the trees an

>> the agenda is basically the same as it has been the last decade -- east jerusalem jewish settlement, palestinian refugees, it has always been the same last year's. i think we will do in the next days is work out the timetable. there is one issue they need to take care of quickly, which is the moratorium of the jewish settlement, due to end on september 26. mahmoud abbas said the more time -- moratorium is not extended, he will leave the peace talks, so they give money to fund a compromise on that quickly. >>> -- so they will have to find a compromise on that quickly. >>> more than 150 people were injured in a bombing in pakistan. three bombers that made it their explosions during a festival. at one of them happen during a live tv broadcast of the event. 35,000 people were taking part in a religious procession. after the bombings, an angry crowd attacked police officers. >>> at least six people were killed in mozambique after police opened fire on crowds holding what the police call the illegal protests against rising protests. two children were among the dead and several people were

. >> crowds of youngç palestinias crash with israeli troops what's happening in east jerusalem thisne together near a temple compound considered sacred to israelis. they're outraged about the shooting death of a local man this week the father of five was gunned downç by private israeli secury guard terry did happen after a group pelted the guard was stillness the familiÃzaid the man killed was an even involved. the ongoing pension obviously is not helping the fragile peace talks. flooding continues in india after the what is monsoon season in years flooding and mudslides have killed dozens of people. there's a lot of concern about rising rivers. it's also not making things easier for the people tried to get ready for theç upcoming commonwealth gams that's a new delhi. the sporting event scheduled next month but a lot of venues are just not ready. and letting this is causing havoc in mexico have c,gv)+pv,e and southern part of the country four days a landslide is buried several cars and killed at least five people in the latest disaster. the flooding has been made worse by hurrican

the biggest settlement blocks include those in east jerusalem. the palestinians want to stop all settlement activity, which breaks international law. president abbas says he will walk away from the talks if the construction friezes not extended. >> we call on the israeli government to move forward with its commitment to end all settlement activities. you completely lift the embargo on the gaza strip. >> of this one fails, the next time will be harder. the conflict is changing. it is not simply nationalists fighting over land. a religious war is grasping onto that. people on both sides think they are doing god's will. netanyahu's government includes ministers who do not want jewish land to go to palestinian. mr. abbas cannot speak for all of his people, and mass which condemned his presence here. they all looked relaxed as the journalists were ushered out. they won't be behind closed doors. bbc news, washington. >> our correspondent is in washington. i asked him about the sense of urgency for the israelis to stop building settlements. >> i think t

even in practice there were restrictions on east jerusalem. and basically netanyahu would say look, how could that which is inconsequence suddenly become indispensablement you know, we frittered away nine out of the ten months because you said this wasn't sufficient. now you are saying you need this to be extended. the third issue is one of relevance, which is that these are all symptoms. like ghaith was saying, the idea has to be the cure. let's get to the core, cut to the chase, and deal with the land dimension of this conflict. and if you do that, then there is no more issue of settlements because there is a border. if you are inside the border you are not called a settlement, you are called israel. >> reporter: i should let you respond to some of that, especially the part about whether the palestinians were bringing anything to the table in this. >> no, i think, look, the palestinians have been quite serious with the buildup to the negotiations in terms of what they have done on the groundin terms of security work. and now with the negotia

east jerusalem has been given a carveout exemption. 3,000 units are already under construction and were given a carve-out exemption. so i think what the palestinians are saying is this wasn't our version of a moratorium, this was your version. at the very least continue your own version. >> woodruff: what does that mean in practical terms? >> in practical terms i agree with hisham. i think what the americans will try to do first of all is to get the continuation of the existing moratorium. if they don't... >> woodruff: so no new settlements, no extension of existing settlements. >> to continue to complete the 3,000 units units that have beet during this last month months, which is about the average per an numb anyway, to do things in east jerusalem but not more than that. absent that, the americans will probably try and convince the palestinians to accept some additional carve-out exemption clauses. they very possibly might. for the palestinians, though, it will be a sign that we're still in the place where the process rather lacks credibility. there are a half a million israelis now be

palestinians oppose the building of israeli settlements in the west bank and east jerusalem because they believe the land should be fart of a future palestinian state. president abbas urged the government to extend the ban on construction for several more months. israeli officials are refusing, worried it would damage prime minister benjamin netanyahu's credibility at home. >> ultimately only through ongoing intensive direct and serious negotiations can we hope to build a better future for israelis and palestinians. >> these are the first direct talks between israelis and palestinians in two years. american diplomats are schultzing between both sides to keep this latest round alive. rita nissan for cbs news. >> israeli settler groups are pledging to start construction on more than 2,000 homes next week. >>> southwest airlines made a big announcement this morning. the company says it is buying airtran in a daily wore $3.4 billion. today's news comes a weak after continental and united airlines joined forces. airtran's shares rose nearly 4% following the news. if approved, the alliance cou

its biggest settlement blocks, including those in east jerusalem. jewish building elsewhere in the territories would then be restricted while they negotiate. but the palestinians want to stop all settlement activity, which breaks international law. president abbas says he will walk away from the talks if the construction freeze is not extended. >> we call on the israeli government to move forward with its commitment to end all settlement activities and completely lifted the embargo when we guard the strip. >> if this one fails, next time it will be harder. the conflict is changing. it is no longer simply nationalists fighting over land. a religious war is being crafted steadily on to that. back of the ground, there are people on both sides who think they are doing god's will. >> at home, mr. netanyahu opposes government includes ministers who do not want what they called jewish land to good palestinians. mr. abbas cannot speak for all his people. hamas, which condemns his presence here, controls gaza. they all looked relaxed as the journalists were

there can be no peace without giving back the west bank and east jerusalem now if you build settlements there you'll sabotage the negotiations this a palestinian state disappoint us of preventing this peace to come in. out i think most israelis want peace and therefore do not support the settlement enterprise. vice mr manning found that was a very avid marry an israeli peace activist speaking to us from tel aviv. false errors in russell are trying their luck in politics and an attempt to legalize the free use of copyrighted products it comes as the lawmakers actually attempt to strengthen the existing laws against piracy has gone off at the winners and losers in any crackdown on russia's pirate if it can destroy. you. here you can you still have his bill in show business since the late nineteen eighties back then giving away demo tapes was the best way to gain fans if you two decades his formula seems to be making a comeback except now to spread the word his music on the web for free so people pay to see him in concert. you see the album is already uploaded and downloaded a hundred time

stumbling block earlier and israeli security guards shot dead a palestinian man in contested east jerusalem sparking riots israeli police fired tear gas to disperse the protesters and us to see if you're going to has more on the peace negotiations and the issues facing politicians at the u.n. summit. holding talks on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly the middle east peace quartet which consists of russia the united states the european union and the united nations has urged israel to extend its freeze on settlement construction in the west bank and gaza palestinians have said that israel can forget about direct talks if this moratorium is not extended and with these to go before the deadline of the moratorium israel has already said it is refusing to extend this moratorium so now the clock is ticking and after being on and off and on and off again direct talks between the israelis and palestinians did not take place for as long as two years and actually took place for the first time in two years earlier this month now meanwhile the united nations millennium development goa

he says israel must make a choice, peace or continuing settlement construction in east jerusalem.ium on construction ends tomorrow. direct talks stalled after three weeks in washington, washington. >> debt checker calls are among the highest consumer complaints but these calls are resist and we found the people behind the calls work behind one of america's banking giants. here's brian ross. >> received august 7th at 8:10 p.m. >> reporter: an overdue payment of $81 on a bank of america credit card led to the following message. >> [bleep] back to [bleep] africa. >> reporter: the recipient, alan jones of dallas says the calls came after he told them his account had been paid. >> the representative said, we can call you as many times as we want. >> reporter: the racist, obscene calls continued. in virginia, in a case of mistaken identity, another customer had similar rough found tactics. >> can't pick up the phone now? huh? what? little punk. >> reporter: brocks said he received calls like that for months until they finally realized they had the wrong bank of america customer. >> i ha

19 others were injured as israeli riot police moved on the temple mount and wailing walls in east jerusaleming to push back vie otters. look at this video. rina is money erring it all in jerusalem. >> reporter: following a day of some of the most intense clashess police entered the mount compound. this is the violence that erupted in jerusalem today. angry palestinian youths clashed with israeli police after an israeli security guard killed a palestinian father of five in an east jerusalem neighborhood. it's predominantly palestinian but a place where a small group of israeli jews reside. the violence has spread to other palestinian neighborhoods like this one. the worry is that this violence could now derail direct peace talks that have only just begun. police officials tell fox news they don't know what to expect in the coming days. adding to the tension here there is a ten-month settlement construction freeze that is set to expire come sunday. palestinian president mahmoud abbas says if it does not continue he will drop out of talks and it will lead to escalation of violence here, megyn.

. >>> it's been a day of violence for an east jerusalem neighborhood. of palestinian youth responded in violent rampages facing off with israeli police at the city's most religious site. about 50,000 palestinians and jewish live in that neighborhood. in pakistan, a new wave of flood has displaced another quarter of a million people. the united nations has called for more relief. up to 250,000 people have been displaced over the last ten years. heavy monsoon rain has caused one of the worst natural disasters. it has kill eed at least 1800 people. >>> while president obama continues to consider whether to allow the bush tax cuts to expi expire, voters are weighing in. a new poll shows 62% of voters want to make permanent is 2001 bush tax cuts for families making less than $250,000 a year. but those same people also favor allowing the tax cut to expire for those making more than $250,000. the poll was commissionened by the service employees international union. >>> the british author has come forward with new ideas about why the titanic sank. she claimed t

. >>> a 10-month settlement freeze ends today on the settlements in east jerusalem. the u.s. launched last-minute efforts to prevent peace talks from collapsesing. hillary clinton and george mitchell have been meeting with both sides to reach a compromise. they are urging israel to extend the settlement freeze. >>> a man serving in iraq is suing for the maryland november election. they aim to protect the voting rights of those in uniform. >>> house leaders are bringing back a bill that would a lot $7.5 billion for residents and first responders with health problems after 9/11. democratic leaders brought it to the house in late july under a procedure called a supermajority, meaning republicans could not add amendments and the bill died and that set off emotional finger pointing. >> you could pass this bill if you wanted to. you are in control. you have the power. you have the responsibility. >> if republicans are wrapping their arms around republicans rather than doing the right thing to the heroes. it is a shame. a shame! >> this time the bill needs a simple majority but some

israel's freeze on settlement building in east jerusalem expires sunday injuries the palestinian presidentwill walk out on the talks if israel does not extend the freeze. secretary of state hillary clinton has met with mahmoud abbas in a last ditch effort to keep him from making good on the threat. >>> wisconsin and minnesota still plagued by flooding. parts of southeastern, minnesota remain under water. the river rising to the second story of many homes. sandy point in central, wisconsin, getting some of its worst flooding in 17 years. officials say the flood threat. is over in the westerni'm mane wisconsin town of arcadia.gerad i'm marianne rafferty. for the latest headlin now, back to "geraldo ates large." for the latest headlines log on to fox news.com. >> kimberly: welcome back, everybody. hopefully geraldo had an invite to his dinner with new jersey governor chris christie. if he didn't i'm sure he got pointers from his next guests. >> geraldo: they have the dubious reputation of being the most scorned in d.c. a town filled with unpopular people. known as the infamous white house par

news of the world tonight, in the middle east young palestinians battled israeli riot police in east jerusalem. the killing of a palestinian man by a private israeli security guard sparked the violence. it happened after the two sides resumed peace talks which are at a make or break point over israeli settlements on the west bank. >>> in india, flooding has claimed the lives of at least 90 people in a northern part of the country. hundreds of villages are underwater and rising floodwaters are threatening to disrupt a major athletic event set for next month in new deli. organizers of the commonwealth games also worry that the floodwaters may be a fertile breeding ground for disease carrying mosquitoes. >>> and in romania thousands protested against the deep cuts the government has made in the deep recession. protestors denounced job and a hike in the sales tax. officials say those actions were necessary for them to get loans from the international monetary fund. >>> "american idol" today announced who will be joining randy jackson this season at the judge's table. aerosmith lead singer stephen

news of the world tonight, in the middle east young palestinians battled israeli riot police in east jerusalem the killing of a palestinian man by a private israeli security guard sparked the violence. it happened after the two sides resumed peace talks which are at a make or break point over israeli settlements on the west bank. >>> in india, flooding has claimed the lives of at least 90 people in a northern part of the country. hundreds of villages are underwater and rising floodwaters are threatening to disrupt a major athletic event set for next month in new deli. organizers of the commonwealth games also worry that the floodwaters may be a fertile breeding ground for disease carrying mosquitoes. >>> and in romania thousands protested against the deep cuts the government has made in the deep recession. protestors denounced job and a hike in the sales tax. officials say those actions were necessary for them to get loans from the international monetary fund. >>> "american idol" today announced who will be joining randy jackson this season at the judge's table. aerosmith lead singer stephen t

there was rioting in east jerusalem after a palestinian man was shot and killed by a private israeli security guard. israel's military chief warns a collapse of talks will likely lead to more violence. eight current and former officials from the scandal-plagued l.a. suburb of bell made a court appearance on wednesday. they are accused of mismanaging more than $50 million in bond money, levying illegal taxes and paying themselves exhorb than the salaries, including the bell mayor and former city manager. their arraignment was postponed. we return to "on the record" with "on the record with greta van susteren." to on the record. >> greta: two nights ago in new york president clinton went on the record. tonight former first lady laura bush. nice to see you. >> thanks. >> greta: you have been to the clinton global initiative before we followed you one year. >> that's right several years ago when george was president came to talk about water pyre case. this time i'm talking about literacy. the whole panel is developing human potential and of course literacy is a very important part. >> gr

tensions are rising in east jerusalem. the outrage after a palestinian man was shot and killed by an israeli security guard. what effect it will have on the current peace talks is unclear. palestinian leader abbas says he probably won't break off talks with the dispute over the west bank. suspected terrorists nabbed in yemen. government forces launched a major offensive trying to root out a terror cell with 120 militants. officials deny american-born radical cleric is among them. and those are your headlines. >> just look for the guy in the beard and just grab him. that shouldn't be a problem. we have enough photos of himment so yeah, we'll find out what's happening. it's funny we're saying it has nothing to do with him being there. we have a capture and kill on him. it's just coincidence. >> indeed. >> i digress. >> you do. the big news of what people are worried about, what's going to happen in the upcoming election? they are unveiling the new agenda this morning. it all starts this morning 10:00 out in the lumberyard in

were a peace agreement, israel would control that might not be as inflammatory, or would it be east jerusalem? that would be a major problem. so, the -- one of the factors here, wolf, you have to say is ambiguity. neither side wants to look as if they're caving. that's been the case for quite sometime. and the arab diplomats are telling us, wolf, that note that benjamin netanyahu from israel has been saying. calling for the t.a.r.p. to continue and restraint in the building. so you have to watch the fine line in this. >> jill dougherty is over at the state department for us. a sensitive, very, very delicate moment right now. we'll stay on top of it, thank you. >>> the governor of wisconsin has declared a state of emergency as flooding reaches dangerous new levels. keeping close watch on the crisis in the midwest right now. >>> and a chilling image as a small plane crashes to a building. we're going to tell you how it happened. >>> and veteran bush political strategist karl rove appears to be making a comeback of sorts to help the republican party. stay with us. [ male announcer ] nature is un

jon: a protest erupts in east jerusalem, protestors throwing stones at police after an israeli security guard killed a palestinian man. police used tier gas, water -- tear gas, water canons to bring the crowd under control. officers believe the man was pelted with rocks and did this in self-defense. jenna: in iran, take a listen: >> a bomb ripping through a crowd hurg a -- during a military parade. at least ten people were killed, dozens others injured. most of the victims were victim and children. and this happened in a city near the borders with iraq and turkey. officials there blaming kurdish separatists for the attack, iranians have fought occurred irk rebels in this area for decades. jon: any now he -- any minute now the five members of the security council will talk about iran, preventing it from becoming a military power, secretary clinton one of the people in the talks, one of the events taking place as part of the u.n. general assembly which just convened. eric shawn is live at the u.n. for us. this meeting on iran, tell us about it. >> reporter: jon, in about five minutes or s

east jerusalem, obviously important to the palestinian side, and 3000 housing units are already under construction. he does face pressure. there is clearly a very significant political lobby of settles -- settlers and their supporters. he has chosen to bring them into the coalition. this is a right-wing coalition of choice. that is a switching may have to make eventually. the sense is that netanyahu perhaps does have the uighur room to expend this, perhaps not been cleared to play but at least in practice. host: let us hear from our c- span viewers, beginning from a call from occurred on the democrats' line from baltimore. caller: i wanted to say, yes, i think that the peace process should have been took place. trying to stop human beings from making this person versus that person. i hope this peace process works. we are humans and we can all gather information and technology and we can help each other. i think right them -- right now, it is a lot of that politicians, people who are controlling money. they are making us go against each other. i want to say to the first part, i am a yo

first up, a look at the fragile state of current peace efforts in the middle east with ethan bronner, jerusalem bureau chief for "the new york times." george mitchell is in the area on an emergency trip aimed at rescuing peace ever since. a move prompted the latest concerns about a potential peace deals. also a conversation with james elmore. he is out with the new memoir. we are glad to have joined us. join us for a ethan bronner air and james l. roy, coming up. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference, you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance proudly supports tavis smiley. tavis and nationwide insurance, working to improve financial literacy and the economic empowerment that comes with it. >> ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: u.s. special envoy george mitchell is on an emergency mission to rescue the latest efforts for peace in the region. i am joined fro

will stand by you until the independent state of palestine and the land occupied since 1967 with east jerusalem as its capital. once again i would like to express my thanks to president obama and are expressed are, -- commitment to the principles with which arab and regional policy rests upon. please accept my appreciation, and peace be upon you. [applause] >> in the name of god most compassionate, peace be upon you. for decades, a palestinian israeli settlement elude us. millions of men, women, and children have suffered. too many people have lost faith in our ability to bring them the peace they want. radicals and terrorists have exploited frustrations to feed hatred and you night -- ignite wars. the whole world is been dragged into regional conflicts that cannot be addressed effectively until arabs and israelis find peace. this past record drives the importance of our efforts today. there are those on both sides who want us to fail, who will do everything in their power to disrupt our efforts today, because when the palestinians and israelis find peace, when young men and women can look to a

east jerusalem, obviously important to the palestinian side, and 3000 housing units are already under construction. he does face pressure. there is clearly a very significant political lobby of settles -- settlers and their supporters. he has chosen to bring them into the coalition. this is a right-wing coalition of choice. that is a switching may have to make eventually. the sense is that netanyahu perhaps does have the uighur room to expend this, perhaps not been cleared to play but at least in practice. host: let us hear from our c- span viewers, beginning from a call from occurred on the democrats' line from baltimore. caller: i wanted to say, yes, i think that the peace process should have been took place. trying to stop human beings from making this person versus that person. i hope this peace process works. we are humans and we can all gather information and technology and we can help each other. i think right them -- right now, it is a lot of that politicians, people who are controlling money. they are making us go against each other. i want to say to the first part, i am a yo