glock 4 was redesigned with two springs. why that's significant? two springs are supposed to make the gun more stable in the hands of cops even last longer. but as this recall suggests, the officer's new gun is apparently not stable. >> now the sources go on to say the officers with the glock 4, that new gun will be turning those guns in throughout the weekend. but oakland pd goes on to say that as they trade in those guns, that does not mean there's a threat to public safety. there is one question that no one is answering and that is has glock prepared some kind of retrofit for these guns or is the department facing problems facing yet another problem and that is ordering all new guns. dana. >> you know it will be interesting to see how many departments have this gun and whether they know about this problem. >> you know what, i can tell you that as we put this story together tonight, i did some online searches and while you will find that there are hits about individuals who own the glock 4 saying that they've had problems,

glock 4 was redesigned with two springs. why that's significant? two springs are supposed to make the gun more stable in the hands of cops, even last longer. as this recall suggests, the officer's new gun is apparently not stable. >> the police sources go on to say officers with this new glock 4 will be returning those guns throughout the weekend. the oakland police department says the trade in will not affect public safety, but what no one is addressing tonight is whether glock is offering a retrofit to these guns or if this department faces a bigger problem facing ordering all new guns. dana. >> all right robert lyles with oakland police headquarters. thank you. >>> philosophically, you could say it's always true, but tonight there are people convinced that this is their last night on earth. they believe in the prophesy of 89-year-old harrod camping. the oakland minister who says his research determined the biblical end of days will end tomorrow evening at 6:00 p.m. camping says the entire world will experience an earthqua

instead of one spring like the glock 3, the new glock 4 was redesigned with two springs that are supposedo mat gun more stable. officers will be returning the guns throughout the weekend, but the police department is not saying whether glock can retrofit the guns, or if all new guns must be ordered. >>> today, oakland detectives are investigating two deadly shootings. the first one happened at 1:00 yesterday afternoon. that is when officers found a man who had been shot on 34th avenue. he later died at the hospital. less than 12 hours later, officers found another person who had been shot on 90th avenue. no word on if the shootings are related. >>> highway 50 over echo summitt is set to reopen today. construction crews have been replacing a rockwall barrier, forcing partial closures there. but now the road is going to be open with no controls every weekend. for the next six weeks on weekdays, though, there will still be alternating lane closures, with one lane available for cars going in each direction. >>> a maximum security prison near sacramento is under lockdown this morning, after in

this happening with their new glock pistols. the department is in the process of transitioning to glock 4s. not many officers are carrying the weapons. the department said the train-in won't impact public safety. officer ises turn in their glocks and use their old sidearm. >>> a week after a well-like church goer was stabbed a suspect is in police custody. a 24-year-old man of santa clara was booked on suspicion of murder and violation of probation. neighbors in the area of lafayette street near aldo worked in a machine shop and attended church almost daily and taught bible study every week. investigators say the deadly attack last week was not planned or gang-related. >> no relation, it appears to be a random act of violence so we like to tell our community they can feel safer this weekend, knowing that this person is in custody. >> he's scheduled for arraignment this tuesday. >>> life behind bars. that's the sentence handed down today for a professional poker player who murdered his own parents for money. today a judge sentenc

at least one officer had a problem with his glock 4 on duty as well. the chief says none of the malfunctions happened during an emergency situation. officers will use their old guns while the glock are being repaired. >>> there was a stabbing on a muni bus. witnesses say there was a fight amongst a group of teenagers. the victim who's in his 30s was stabbed several times, he is now at san francisco general hospital. police say they detained several people, however, no arrests have it,t. >>> now to the story a lot of folkse6a; herdú.m$y, rapture, jó family radio says that today is it, whether you believe it or not. "today in the bay" sheryl herd reports people cannot avoid seeing the end of the world message. >> reporter: four men protesting outside family are in oakland, they say they believe in the bible but they don't believe in harold camping's message. >> we're here to tell the world to not mistake our faith with this guy's false facts. >> reporter: harold camping believes the rapture is coming on may 21st. >> it will begin with a huge f. >> report

. >> reporter: police say they were in the middle of switching to a new generation of glock handguns when they discovered some kind of issue during training. we heard the radio call that went out this afternoon telling officers with these new guns to bring them back here immediately. it's another critical tool not working the way it's supposed to for oakland police officers. the department confirms there's something wrong with its new glock 4 handguns. >> we found that the guns were malfunctioning. so the range staff made a decision that they wanted to recall the new guns. >> reporter: assistant chief howard jordan says about 1/3 of the force including himself had already made the switch to the new glock handguns and today got their old guns back. he said the issue was identified in training and no weapons had malfunctioned while officers were on duty, but the problem comes just a month after many officers reported their two-way radios weren't working. >> is this frustrating? is it embarrassing? >> it's a little bit of both. >> reporter: this is an example of the previous model that

. >> reporter: police say they were in the middle of switching to a new generation of glock handguns when they discovered some kind of issue during training. we heard the radio call that went out this afternoon telling officers with these new guns to bring them back here immediately. it's another critical tool not working the way it's supposed to for oakland police officers. the department confirms there's something wrong with its new glock 4 handguns. >> we found that the guns were malfunctioning. so the range staff made a decision that they wanted to recall the new guns. >> reporter: assistant chief howard jordan says about 1/3 of the force including himself had already made the switch to the new glock handguns and today got their old guns back. he said the issue was identified in training and no weapons had malfunctioned while officers were on duty, but the problem comes just a month after many officers reported their two-way radios weren't working. >> is this frustrating? is it embarrassing? >> it's a little bit of both. >> reporter: this is an example of the previous model that

now police have been using old glocks and the department has been trying to upgrade the guns. luckily the guns are still in the office and that's what officers will be using while the guns are fixed or replaced. rob roth, ktvu news. >>> fulsome prison is on lock down. guards fired warning shots and used pepper spray. no correctional officers or staff members were hurt. all of the prisons 3,000 inmates have now been locked down. >>> it's a trouble north bay hospital. the scene of several violent even deadly attacks in the last few months. we've reported on it but for the first time tonight we're in it. john sasaki is there to tell us what he found. >> reporter: these are the front gates at napa state hospital, a point where we could not go until this morning. after repeated requests by ktvu we took the first tour of the state mental hospital. it was a highly choreographed tour of the state hospital. >> our mission is to treat patients for treatment not for incarceration. >> every couple of weeks we get another report of a patient or staff person who have been severely assaulted

after a few questions, the officer searched him and found a loaded 40 caliber glock. who knows what he was going to be up to that night. it is the report the officers have with the clubs, so they know they can contact us. it will not be a mark against them. it is safe to say something easily could have happened that night, but it was averted because of the relationship between the clubs and the police on broadway. on april 30, a patron was not able to get inside a club and was waiting outside. he was talking to a female and her boyfriend came out. he had been kicked out and was not allowed to go back in. so he decided to attack the person who was waiting out front, to strike him in the face. he broke his left cheekbone. it was a pretty bad assault. may 3, at the condor club, a patron's credit card was turned down. he became upset and went to the men's bathroom and destroyed it. he took up the toilet as well as the door. [laughter] president newlin: no wonder his credit card is not good. >> the last incident to report -- 8 $464 jacket was taken at mosquito -- mojito's

the department is in the midst of transitioning into glock 4s. the department says the trade-in will not sacrifice public safety. >>> and just in to the newsroom, santa clara police have a man in custody they believe who is responsible for the second murder of the year. the victim was found last week. they have arrested a suspect for the murder. he's set to appear in court next week facing murder charges. police are not releasing a motive in the crime. >>> san jose apparently has a growing problem, what's historically one of the safest communities in the country has a ballooning homicide rate. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is with us, with u.s. attorney general eric holder today, he toured the san jose job corps, a school aimed at getting at-risk youth off the streets. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney general wanted to see for himself how job corps and san jose mayor chuck reed's task force were doing it right. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: among the many students, holder met angel, a 21-year-old with perhaps every reason to fail. angel grew

oakland officers carry .40 caliber semi automatic pistols made by glocked. a mechanical defect turned up during training exercises. police insist that the defect never posed a danger to officers on the street or to the public. they want glock to ensure the reliability of the new weapons before returning them to the officers. >>> a veteran narcotics officer turned himself in after being charged with distribution of marijuana. detective jason frederickson pleaded not guilty in court today. laura anthony has that story. >> we believe that officer frederickson was acting alone in the case. >> reporter: the san leandro police chief announced criminal charges filed against a veteran officer jason frederickson. >> on march 18, 2011 i was personally notified that jason frederickson could be involved in criminal activity involving the distribution of marijuana. >> reporter: frederickson turned himself in just afternoon today. the vice and narcotic officer is charged with one felony count for providing one pound of marijuana to a police informant. >> officer frederick

were being tested but assistant police chief howard jordan will not say what the issue is with the glocks. >> the malfunction was discovered in training. none of the officers were injured. >> recalling the guns so that officers will not encounter any malfunctions when they are on duty. >> even with the other issues with the radio we have responded immediately once we found out about it. the city has invested a lot of time and energy and money to fixing that problem and at no time at all was the public at risk either in this case or the other cases. >> is it frustrating, embarrassing? >> it is a little bit of both but like i said we have to deal with it. and we found it, we discovered it ourselves during a training exercise and we are making corrections to fix that problem. >> the officers' old guns were returned to them for the time being. the assistant chief jordan says the new guns are under warranty and are being sent back to the manufacturer to be repaired. in oakland, kron 4 news. >>> an oakland man is under arrest tonight. he is accused of trying to sell high powered weapons to unde

they want glock to ensure reliability of the weapons but in the meantime they are using their old weapons. >> search and rescue crews found the body of a missing winery owner. robert brown took off from the tahoe area for tracy but never made it. a search and rescue team found brown's body and the wreckage of his plane in the eldorado national forest. brown owned two northern california wineries. he founded one of them for breast cancer research. n.t.s.b. is investigating the crash. >> santa clara police say tips from the public played a major role in catching a man that was wanted. they say he beat a man to death in what appears to be a random attack the friend says the 62-year-old victim attended church every day and also carried a bible. >> a police officer is accused of a drug crime tonight. a felony drug charge has been charged against jason fredrickson. he is accused of providing one pound of marijuana to a police informant that he was romantically linked to. >> that he provided marijuana for the purposes. he was with the san leandro police department. >> he was one person or two pe

oakland uses pistols made by glock and the defect turned up in glock's latest models. during training exercises. police emphasize the problem never posed any dangers to officers or the public. he wants them to ensure the reliable of the new weapons before returning them to the officers and they're using their old side arms for now. an officer is accused of a drug crime himself. the chief announced a felony drug charge has been filed against veteran officer jason fredriksson. fredriksson turned himself in yesterday and pleaded not guilty in court. he's accused of providing one pound of marijuana to a police informant he was romantically linked to. >> officer fredriksson had a personal relationship with the confidential informant involved in this case that he provided marijuana to for the purposes of sale. and that confidential informant was an active informant with the san leandro police department. >> this is really about one person, in fact two persons, this is what i call a dangerous hee a son. and a really romantic indiscretion gone bad and gotten complicated with s

oakland uses pistols made by glock and the defect turned up in glock's latest models. police emphasize the problem never posed any dangers to officers or the public. he wants them to ensure the reliability before returning the weapons and they're using their old side arms for now. an officer is accused of a drug crime himself. a felony drug charge has been filed against veteran officer jason fredricksson. he pleaded not guilty in court. he's accused of providing one pound of marijuana to a police officer he was romantically linked to. >> he provided marijuana to for the purposes of sale and that confidential informant was an active inform anted with the san leandro police department. >> this is about one person, in fact, two persons. this is what i call a dangerous liaison and a really romantic indiscretion gone bad and gotten complicated with some marijuana. >> the officer's wife cheryl fredriksson works for the police department as a dispatcher. both are on paid administrative leave a fight began yesterday morning during two inmates but 150 eventually got involved an

about a third of the department was issued the new glock 4. the gun's problem is with the recoil spring. the it is designed to make the weapon more stable. the department says no weapons have malfunctioned while officers carry them on duty. >>> still no explanation tonight for the families of men killed in recent months by oakland police officers. one officer-involved shooting left two men dead wednesday night. the other was back in january. at a town hall meeting today mayor jean quan had little to offer the victims' families but says there might be changes in how investigations of police shootings are conducted. >> i think that i will probably change the way the inspector general's office work and how somebody outside the police department from my side to have additional eyes on these issues. but i think that these are always really tough situations. >> none of the three men or the officers involved in the shootings have been officially identified. the police chief is expected to release more information on this shooting next week. >>> check

twenty wins twenty billion a major league baseball but it all let's finish things pitch side with the glocks of strikes from the russian premier league it's been an eventful weekend ending with local t.v. moscow as the team to count so sit back relax it's week nine schools school or. elim. live. live. live. live. live. live live. live. live. live. live. live. live. live live live live . and that's your lot for this hour i'll see you soon world weather though it's coming up in just a take. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. for a show the way. the lead. all. in india algy's available in the grand central shirts in mumbai the taj mahal in wrotham a bowling coach president combining visual fame which results from none of beatriz's public clothes are good to go on taj mahal hotel charges the actual cement hotel close kind of photo.

the bullet was fired from a glock 19 .9 millimeter handgun.t traveled the entire length of her brain and exited the back. it was a focused wubd, meaning the damage was concentrated to one area of the brain. neurosurgeon was called in to continue the race to save gabby. what did they first tell you? when you first heard you're operating on someone that was shot in the head, how did they describe that to you? >> i didn't register. i was at a golf lesson for my oldest boy. we were in the pro shop afterwards. i got the call. i'm answering that call and also looking up at the tv. >> breaking news for you coming out of tucson, arizona. several people have been shot. >> and right when he said the name, i saw the face. and i knew there was something terribly wrong. i immediately -- >> so you were talking and saw the face on tv. >> the weirdest thing. it is like a dissociation and click. it all came together. >> within 40 minutes of arriving at the hospital, gabby giffords was in the operating room. and the doctor was ready to operate. so she's obvious

a chief al qaeda operative in the region of glock wood has been killed during a special operation led by russian special forces now it is believed that he arrived to rochelle from georgia now he was and mona of the al qaida arabic group that was operating in russia's north caucasus and since two thousand and six he has been the deputy had of the chief al qaida operative in the region in charge of cash flows of funds that paid for terrorist activities in russia now russia's antiterrorist committee adds that the results of this recent open ration will disrupt the connection between the terrorists that are operating here in russia's north caucasus with the international terrorist group al qaida and indeed to the killing of the love which is a part of a major an anti terror operation that was launched in this area but still there is no clear information elsewhere russia's most wanted terrorist the model might be hiding and russia's north caucasus it was believed earlier that he may have been among the dad in another operation an english sense and good d.n.a. test found no presence of him

but first garza's glock eight is being eased after four years of total lockdown egypt's opened a border crossing for pedestrians giving a gateway to the outside world full on the whole of a million palestinians the crossing is accessible to anyone except men aged between eighteen and forty who require visas of order was closed after hamas seized power in gaza with israel hoping the blockade would help force the group out human rights groups a massive humanitarian cost from food shortages to the sick being unable to leave for simple treatment as policy or reports the new lifeline for palestinians is a real headache for television. this is egypt's border with gaza a place where for years the gates was shut off and then opened only the most extreme humanitarian cases were lit through which meant no more than three hundred people a day but wilder was not one of them last year she died from cancer of the stomach she had tried desperately for months to leave gaza for chemotherapy treatment abroad but was never able to get the permission she needed to leave. a world of the hospital here and th

after the blogs is because they found a loophole and intellectual copyright law which makes suing glocks possible is seen in order for blogs to be protected from ever getting sued they have to pay one hundred five dollars fee to enjoy a legal safe harbor where people can post those comments without fearing of the suit but right haven specifically targets those sites who didn't shell out the money for the fee and now they're getting thousands out of the bloggers that is until colorado judge john cain caught on to what wright haven was doing and he's made it known that he's on that there's actually routine that they developed that's why cain froze about thirty five pending lawsuits this past week which i'm sure has right haven's lawyers fuming so all the details of the legality of this lawsuit are being worked out as we hear on the show just want to give judge john king today's plimer of hope award he's aware of the backhanded methods the right even is using to make money off of those blogs that are merely trying to spark an open conversation about current events along all about protecting

where's the disconnect between i don't like this and what you're saying where you're saying the real glocks from having at third party candidate or breaking away from the two party system is that people simply won't vote for a third party candidate yeah our poll results were amazing and they may be a sign that something has substantially changed america certainly never in the past has there been that level of willingness to for people to vote for a third party candidate you also have to understand that beyond the ideological barriers there are enormous financial and legal barriers for third party candidates to succeed merely getting on the ballot if you're not hooked up with the republicans or democrats are going to cost you a stunning amount of money a stunning amount of volunteer labor it's a huge barricade that the two parties have created towards opposition i was excited by the results of our recent poll i must say and i'm a tiny bit doubtful that we'll see that payoff in two thousand and twelve and also because i'm not sure who this third party leader on the horizon would be i mean the

the assistant police chief said the department was in the middle of switching to a new generation of glock handguns this week when they discovered some of the guns malfunctioned during training yesterday. the problem comes a couple of months after many officers reported their radios were not working. >> is this frustrating? is it embarrassing? it's a little bit of both, but like i said, we have to deal with it. >> the department says the public was not at any time in danger, and no weapons malfunctioned while officers were on duty. officers will use their old side arms while the new weapons are repaired. >> pg & e officials have been running pressure tests in antioch. crews are using pressure gauges to figure out in the pipeline has any leaves. this comes in the wake of the san bernardino pipeline explosion last november. >>> hundreds of dog advocates are expected to rally against a plan that would ban dogs from some area beaches. the golden gate national recreation area plan would eliminate? off-leash dog walking areas. that march begins at ocean beach at 10:30. >>> after two tough losses

. >> oakland police are handing in their newly issued guns after a defect, it's made by glock. a mechanical defect turned up. they say it never posed any danger to the officers or the public. they want to make sure the weapons are reliable before they return them. >>> this morning a san leandro narcotics officer is accused of drug crime himself. they announced a felony drug charge has been filed against jason fredrickson. he pleaded not guilty in court. he is accused of providing one point of marijuana to a police informant he was romanticly linked to. >> that he provided marijuana for the purposes for sale. >> this is really about one person, two persons. this is what i would call a dangerous liaison. a romantic indiscretion gotten complicated with some marijuana. >> his wife works at a dispatcher and both or paid administrative leave. >> there was a fight that broke out at folsom prison. 150 got involved. the riot lasted five minutes. they fired rubber bullets and pepper spray to break it up. >>> a federal appeals court has upheld a lower court's ruling that san francisco's i

officers carry .40 caliber automatic pistols made by glock. police insist the defect never posed a danger to officers on nor to the public. miller >>> a san leandro narcotics officer is the latest cop facing charges. a felony drug charge filed against veteran officer frederickson. he is charged with providing one pound of marijuana to a police informant. >> mr. frederickson had a personal relationship with the confidential informant in the case that he provided marijuana to for the purposes of sales and that was an active informant with the san leandro police department. >> this is what i would call a dangerous liaison, a really romantic indiscretion gone bad and gotten complicated with some marijuana. >> in 2005, frederickson was first on the scene when fellow officer dan niemi was gunned down. his wife also works as a dispatcher for the police department and now both are on paid admi administrative leave. >>> matthew sikelski died on january 29th after officers shot him on taft avenue in oakland's rock ridge district. someone called police s

. >>> a bit of a set back for hundreds of oakland police officers, they are without their glock pistolsecause of a mechanical problem. the officers only had their new gl gloc ks for a few days. none of the malfunctions happened during emergency situations. while the new guns are being checked or repairs, officers will use their old sidearms instead. >>> san francisco animal control wants to make sure that your pets are safe when the next big one hits the area. it is hold the city's first mock drill for the disaster animal response team, which is called d.a.r.t. it starts at noon at 15th and harrison, more than 70 students who have taken d.a.r.t. classes will take part in the drill. the most important lesson learned from disasters like hurricane katrina is to make sure you take your animals with you and you prepare what they need also. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," police are investigating an overnight shooting in oakland, we will show you the latest developments there, and we'll get another look at that lovely forecast with rob. see you back here in a half hour. national

. >> i think she had a -- i think it might have been a glock, might have been a -- you know, she's sittingconversation and while cease talking to me, it goes off into the ceiling. i'm like, [ bleep ], you know, like, put the gun down. like, oh, gosh. i was like -- okay, well -- >> jimmy: it's not -- >> i think anybody that comes in your door is going to be frightened either way so just you holding a gun, whether it's loaded or not, it's frightening me. >> jimmy: that's crazy. she's supposed to have that for self-defense? >> well, yeah, yeah. empowering, you know. >> jimmy: yeah, except she's gonna kill a neighbor if she lives in an apartment building. >> i was like, woup, there's kind of like -- don't let the people -- >> jimmy: the manage worry probably come pay you a visit at that point. >> yeah, maybe we'll find another -- maybe, you know, maybe throwing knives or something is next. i think we're moving on from the gun. >> jimmy: you -- congratulations. your whole family must be very proud because you made the front cover this month. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, yeah, yeah! >> jimmy

i believe this was cited in the glock package to on the second page. it should have been included it was left out clerical error. it does and control in the opposition. this has to do with our chezem and a tricare pilot program. the results are promising in the children are getting care. this amendment would require to dig deeper into the results of the study and generate some data that would allow the pilot to be scaled up and allow private insurers to offer affordable coverage to america. professionals in the autism treatments firmly support this amendment and reports are costly. i know that but it's even costlier to run an expensive pilot program and failed to get the most valuable information you can out of it. so that reason, mr. chairman -- and i do appreciate you and your staff's assistance in developing this measure, and i ask that my colleagues support it. and i yield back. of the amendment offered by mr. johnson so many in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. that concludes our debate of the section

the glocks were not functioning. the now are saying that these new guns are under warranty.t no cost, this will be taken care of it. in oakland, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >> and also, high-powered weapons sales to undercover officers. coons attempted to sell an ak-47 and a semi automatic right outside of this apartment. officers received a tip that he was distributing weapons after cutting igetting a rsearch warrant. he has had previous arrests, including narcotics possession. >> the churchman details on his death. >> this man was arrested during the night he believe that this man was killing 62 year-old tavarro. he was on his way to work and very popular in this community. he earned himself the church man because it was very religious and caring the bible at all times. police said the killing was not gang related. they say that it is a random act of violence. the are no fees and one count of murder. in santa clara, dahlin, kron 4 news. they are now charging him with one count of murder. da lin. kron 4 >> camping based a apocalyptic prophecy that today is the rupture. >>rep

. >> the bullet was fired from a glock 19 9 millimeter handgun. it entered from the left side, traveled the entire length of her brain and exited the back. i was a focused wound, meaning the damage was concentrated to one area of the brain. >> she was exceedingly lucky, right? when i saw the trajectory of where one hole was and where the other hole was, i was like, oh, my gosh. >> because it was so far apart? >> yeah. it went through a lot. >> because it wasn't a glancing shot. >> yeah. it wasn't a glancing shot. >> so, suzanne, the bullet as you heard there was through and through. that's important because, you know, you have a finite amount of energy from one of these bullets. you want that energy to be dissipated into space as opposed to within the skull here. important. also, there was a relatively small exit wound in the bullet likely did not tumble, did not explode. very important points, as well. perhaps most importantly, the bullet stayed on one side of the brain, the left side in this case. there's very good data that shows if a bullet cr

. >> the bullet was fired from a glock so my automatic handgun.an's forehead, traveled through her brain and exited out the back. it was a focused wound. the damage was concentrated to one area of the brain. she was exceedingly lucky? >> when i saw that trajectory where one hole was and where the other hole was i was like oh, my gosh. >> because it was so far apart? >> yeah. it went through a lot. >> it wasn't a glancing shot. >> it wasn't a glancing shot. >> one of the important things he just said there is that he is describing what's known as a through and through bullet wound injury. the reason that's important is because you have a certain amount of energy from that bullet. you want that energy to be dissipated into space as much as possible versus the skull. so that's one example of something that worked in her favor. >> what about -- you mentioned the gun type. what about the bullet. does it matter? is it size or trajectory? >> yes. there's several things that matter about the bullet, for example, in particular. the exit wound, we know, whe

of third, the need to demonstrate a record of support for glock. a prerequisite for insuring thed u.s. aid dollars will not be used to subvert the system of justice or jail opponents or to undermine the constitutional government. fourth, they mustri respect minority and religious freedoms including women's rights. fifth, they must have a distained commitment to theinstl space reform and institution bs building.p nobody believes the space societies spring up overnight. the recent months remind us of e failing to demonstrate a commitment to a more open systen of government can end in a peaceful and force a change. sixth, these governments if wers held them must respect international norms such as honoring the treaty obligationsn and -- respecting universal human rights and last but not least any government the pre participating in the aid packagy like the one the president be talked about today must be peac. committed to regional peace. and in particular, madame president, that includes peace with israel. the mos israel was both the most to gain and