in the golan heights. some of the world news making headlines right now police in egypt supporters of the else to president mohamed morsi during clashes that karros main universities protesters have been detained and several injured fresh outbreak of violence comes just two days before the vote on a draft constitution of the hope of fifty thousand troops polling stations but fears of more demonstrations by pro activists. bushfire is raging in western australia threatening both lives and properties an emergency warning has been issued for several suburbs officials say fabricates will be able to reach some remote areas urging people to do whatever they can to protect their homes. so they can ease of storage is or to provide food water and medical treatment to the crew of a russian fishing vessel caught up in a weeklong diplomatic spat over the seizure of the trawler the ship with eighty two crewmembers on board was taken by force reports of illegal fishing but with no official explanation from dhaka moscow h

in the golan heights. as paul mentioned in her report there egypt is now locking horns over water supplies with ethiopia which is building a dam on the nile but egypt which is massively dependent on the same supplies is worried the project might leave its entire population with no water when it comes online in three years political science professor sayed said it predicts tension o'boyle over we have to remember that egypt has only six to seven percent of its land land the rest of the egyptian territory is there's a bevin there's a so that can really be a serious affecting national security and that's why i immediately went to see o.b. and raise the issue of the high then the world's some. experts here is that the world talking about military option and go in to war was this your view because if you cut water on us we would be buying eighty five percent of the water. and water comes from and so it's serious in fact that in two thousand and fifty years it will be one hundred fifty million people and we woul

into a desert and it's not just about the golan heights rainwater from its catchment feeds into the river jordan providing a third of israel's water supply the disputed region with seeds from syria after the six day war and residents of the golan remember that water was a key issue in the conflict i mean one of stands here and the stones the borders of the world that all the water supply of israel because every door was raining on it's prone to the security of the food we can say that it is a must will. respect the resolve to have all over what the fox says it's a worldwide rule that whoever controls the water controls the land but the problem is in some places there's very little water to go around bring you have the common waterfalls shared by several foreign nations is always the possibility of a clash of religious conflicts that should be manageable was spread out of control and examples of possible conflicts are plentiful syria's major water sources travel through turkey and iraq making it vulnerable while jordan is reliant on a river with syria bill today egypt. also recently e

in the golan heights. egypt is also among the countries locked in disputes over water seeds of discontent in cairo where planted by if you know piers dam project on a key it tributary of the nile river raising fears that this could affect the amount of water reaching the country kyra based political science professor saeed sadec sezar resolving this is vital for egypt to stay afloat we have to remember that egypt has only six to seven percent of its land and the rest of the egyptian territory is there's a so that can really be a serious effort to national security and that's why immediately when the syrian raised the issue of the hive there the world some experts here is that the work of about to go in to war was this your bill because if you cut water on us we would be buying eighty five percent of the water. and water comes from and so it's serious in fact that in two thousand and fifteen egypt will be one hundred fifty million people what would happen to egypt in the u. two thousand and fifty if we don'

in the golan heights. middle east affairs or journalist of del darwish thanks politicians and willingness to share vital resources is pushing the world towards new conflicts. as the population grew and as agriculture grew older was. to ease when did you reach the fish with a live in the pond that would be if the idea i was exploring a while. back the rivers or water resources should. pave the cat to follow the usage of this what you wish for that the cows for what you wish for and what you wish for apology of the nation and see each other by making the dollar or pound or whatever and then we quantify it into more co-operative projects but we don't give you a human nature and nature of politicians i probably not very optimistic in senegal port authorities in dakar have promised to provide food water and medical treatment to the crew of a russian fishing vessel they were caught up in a weeklong diplomatic spat over the seizure of the trawler the ship with eighty two crewmembers on board was taken by force af

into exaggerated and it's not just about the golan heights rainwater from its catchment feeds into the river jordan providing a food of israel's water supply the disputed region was seized from syria after the six day war and residents of the golan remember that water was a key issue in the conflict every one of spence here and the stones the borders of the world and all the water supply of israel because every door was raining here all but god it's grown too before you see all this all we can say is there must. respect the river to have all over it's what the fox says it's a worldwide rule that whoever controls the water controls the land but the problem is in some places this very issue of water to go around for you have the common waterfalls shared by several foreign nations is always the possibility of a clash of religious conflicts that should be manageable was put out of control and examples of possible conflicts are plentiful syria's major water sources travel through turkey and iraq making it vulnerable while jordan is reliant on a river with syria bowl today egypt. recently ex

in the golan heights. as said in the report egypt could become another hotspot of the water wars because of its dispute with ethiopia cairo is angry at a deuce of a buzz dam project on a key tributary of the nile river raising fears that could affect the amount of water reaching the country political science professor sayed said jack says resolving this ra is vital for egypt to stay afloat. we have to remember that egypt has only six to seven percent of its land and the rest of the egyptian territory is there's a lot that can really be a serious effort to mention security and that's why immediately with the still being there is the issue of the how you then of the world solve experts who reviews of the work will both go in to a war was this your view because if you could quote the also that we would be going eighty five percent of the water. on water comes form and so it's in for two selves and fifty egypt would be one hundred and fifty million people what would happen to egypt. that in fifty if we're goin

in the golan heights. well as much as a pause or for the aegis becoming increasingly concerned to have a construction project on the upper nile the country relies greatly on the river where upstream ethiopia is currently building a massive. list told me egypt may face serious consequences when ethiopia starts filling that dam in twenty seventeen. we have to remember that egypt has only six to seven percent of its land and the rest of the egyptian territory is there's a so that can really be a serious affecting national security and that's why immediately when the european there is the issue of the high then the world's experts here is that we're talking about go in to war was this your be a because if you cut water or gas we would be buying eighty five percent of the water. and water comes from and so it's serious in fact that in two thousand and fifteen egypt will be one hundred fifty million people and we would be needing in addition to the fifty five point five billion cubic metres when q one billion cu

in the golan heights. was poor mentioned in a report there egypt's mckeown increasingly concerned over a construction project on the upper nile the country relies greatly on the river where upstream ethiopia is currently building a massive dam political science professor said so they told me egypt may face serious consequences when a project completed in twenty seventeen and they try and fill it. we have to remember that. only six to seven percent of its land will land the rest of the egyptian territory is there's a so that can really be a serious affecting national security and that's why i immediately went to the o.b. and raise the issue of the high then the world's experts here is that the work of about go in to a war was this your view because if you cut water we would be dying eighty five percent of the water. and water comes from and so it's in fact in two thousand and fifty egypt will be one hundred fifty million people and we would be needing in addition to the fifty five point five billion cubic m

in the golan heights. let's now take a look at some other world news starting with thailand where huge crowds of demonstrators are gathering in the capital bangkok ahead of one day citywide shutdown protesters are hoping their action will bring down the government of prime minister shinzo sister of a former premier he was ousted over corruption claims in two thousand and six. officials have deployed some port hundred thousand troops fear in clashes between supporters and opponents of the ruling party. and out of control bush fire is raging in western australia threatening both lives and properties and emergency warning has been issued for several suburbs officials say fire brigades will be unable to reach some remote areas and are urging people to do whatever they can to protect their home. in spain tens of thousands marched in bilbao in favor of peace and human rights on officially though the rally was organized in support of jailed members of the separatist group some demonstrators chanted slogans demand

in the golan heights. that's starting to look at some other world news the police in egypt the supporters of the else to president mohamed morsi during clashes that karros main universities nineteen demonstrators being detained and several injured fresh operate the violence comes just two days before a planned vote on a draft constitution one hundred fifty thousand troops from god polling stations amid fears of more protests by pro morsi activists. and out of control bushfire is raging in western australia threatening both lives and properties and emergency warning has been issued for several suburbs officials say fire brigades will be unable to reach some remote areas and urging people to do whatever they can to protect their homes. more than the five people have been injured and twenty three detained with a protest in spades morgan city of burgas turned violent people were voicing their anger over higher rents and developers forcing poor residents of these resorted to rubber bullets after protesters torc

in the golan heights. middle east affairs journalist at del darwish thinks the unwillingness of politicians to share vital resources is pushing the world toward new conflict as the population grew and as i get a cultural group is all of those. what it is when dealing probably reach board or hardly any freshwater live in the plan that could be averted if the idea was exploring a while back what we call a water bank. the rivers or water resources shirred among nations if we can quantify the usage of it what you wish for agriculture what you wish for and what do you wish for power generation and compensate each other by sort of making the water dollar or daughter pound or whatever and then be quantified into more cooperative projects but given the human nature and nature of politicians are probably not very optimistic. let's take a look now at some other headlines around the world starting to thailand where huge crowds of demonstrators are gathering in the capital bangkok ahead of monday's citywide shutdown p

in the golan heights. let's not take a look at some other world news protesters to thailand have started blocking traffic in the capital bangkok ahead of monday's city wide shutdown they're hoping their action will bring down the government of prime minister shinawatra the sister of the former premier who was ousted over corruption claims in two thousand and six officials have deployed some fourteen thousand troops during clashes between supporters and opponents of the ruling party. and out of control bush fires raging in western australia threatening both lives and property and emergency warning has been issued for several suburbs officials say fire brigades will be unable to reach some remote areas under urging people to do whatever they can to protect their homes. more than a dozen people have been injured and twenty three detained one of protest in spain's northern city of goes turned violent people were voicing their anger over higher rents and developers forcing out poor residents police resorted to

in the golan heights. it's not a quick look at some other world news this hour police in egypt to fire tear gas at supporters of the ulster president have been more siege and clashes that car is going university nineteen demonstrators have been detained and several injured in fresh outbreak of violence comes just two days before planned vote on a draft constitution more than one hundred fifty thousand troops will guard polling stations amid fears of more protests by pro morsy activists. now out of control bushfire is raging in western australia are threatening both lives and properties and emergency warning has been issued for several suburbs officials say fire brigades will be unable to reach some remote areas urging people to do whatever they can to protect their homes. and also in a while the more than a dozen people have been injured introduce three detained with a protest in spain's northern city of burgas turned violent people were voicing their anger over high rents and developers forcing up poor re

in the golan heights. middle east affairs journalist abdel darwish are things politicians and willingness to share vital resources a push in the world towards new complex as the population grew and going to cultural group is all of those. what it is when dealing probably will reach a board or hardly any fresh water live on the planet that could be averted if the idea was exploring a while back what we call a water bank i.e. the rivers or water resources shirred among nations if we can quantify the usage of it what you wish for agriculture what you wish for and what do you wish for power generation and compensate each other by sort of making the water dollar or daughter pound or whatever and then we quantify it into more cooperative projects but given the human nature and nature of politicians are probably not very optimistic. japan becomes a fertile ground for the far right as activists going around with their calls for foreigners to leave and well the army to be ready to go into action if the need arises.

in the golan heights. in senegal port authorities in dakar have a promise to provide food and water and medical treatment to the crew of a russian fishing vessel they were caught up in a weeklong diplomatic spat over the seizure of the trawler the ship is with eighty two crewmembers on board was taken by force after being accused of trolling in senegal's coastal waters but with no official explanation from the car moscow has called it an act of piracy greenpeace stepped in and sided with senegal provoking russia to accuse the african countries government of acting on a tip off from the environmental group for now russian diplomats are undertaking steps to assist the vessel with its earliest liberation and departure but a senegalese official has demanded that russia pay a fine for the release of the vessel. so take a look at some other world news making headlines this hour police in egypt have fired tear gas at supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsy during clashes at cairo's main universities one

in the golan heights. middle east affairs it journalist adel darwish thinks politicians unwillingness to share vital resources is pushing the world towards new conflicts as the population grew and as are going to cause for growth is always. what it is when dealing probably were each board or hardly any fish were to live in the plan that would be averted if the idea was exploring a while back what we call a water bank the rivers or water resources shirred among nations if we can quantify the usage of it what you wish for agriculture what you wish for and what you wish for apology of the nation and complain see each other by sort of making the water dollar all that water pound or whatever and then we quantify it into more cooperative projects but without giving give a human nature and nature of politicians are probably not very optimistic. in senegal port authorities in jakarta have promised to provide food water and medical treatment to the crew of a russian fishing vessel they were caught up in a weeklong

in the golan heights. middle east affairs generous idle darwish things politicians unwillingness to share vital resources pushing the world towards new conflicts. as the population grew and as agriculture grew it was always. what it is when dealing probably reach for it with hardly any fish with a live in the pond that would be if the idea was exploring a while back for the water back i.e. the rivers of water resources shirt might be needed and if we can quantify the usage of it what you wish for agriculture or what you wish for and what you wish for apology invasion and complain see each other by sort of making the dollar old daughter pound or whatever and then be quantified into more cooperative projects but we don't give it give a human nature and nature of politicians i probably not very optimistic. time now for a look at some other world news the sun a world update we start in egypt with police of supporters of the else the president mohamed morsi during clashes a car as many universities nineteen pro

it can turn the golan heights in two thousand. and it's not just about the golan heights bring water from its catchment feeds into the river jordan. providing a fit of his goals was to supply the disputed region was seized from syria off to the sixteenth hole and residents of the corn on the name of the quartet was a key issue in the conflict don't leave home from work here's the cool air believed local walked with you when you're the one on his front of the three super food for your concern. it is a must go but who has led to it weren't for that is what the solstice. it's a wildlife will go to the current rules the water controls an end but the problem is in some cases these videos for walks have to go round. a woman to notice issued by several soviet nation. it is always the possibility of friendship in this one fixed it should be manageable. whoops but out of control. examples of possible conflicts of plentiful. sen is made to watch the solstice travel to turkey and iraq making it vulnerable. while jordan is reliant on above th

. >> all those communities that you build into there, su samari, the golan heights, they are not obstacles to peace. they are obstacles to war. >>> and there was no more nemesis than yasser arafat. he forced arafat in ex exile frm lebanon. and when he was president he laid siege to his compound. arafat was prisoner to his own home and in the end never saw the state that sharon so hard against. >> he is a murderer. he is a murderer. a pathological liar. >> sharon always promised israel security, and always took the long-term view. in 201 2001 in a wave of suicide bombs, he ordered the construction of a massive wall, took land palestinians called their own and once again redefined israel's borders. >> i believe understanding the peace, but of course, to bring security for the citizens of israel. >> reporter: when he decided that security meant removing st. settlers from the gaza strip, he was on his way to being re-elected prime minister, but in 2006 he suffered a massive stroke. he was brought by ambulance to this hospital, and never woke up. always polarizing ariel sharon was seen by many

. >> all of those communities that you built in judea, samaria, gaza district, the golan heights, they are not obstacles of peace. they are obvious stack cal did to war. >> for sharon, there was no greater obstacle and long time nemesis yasar arafat. for decades, he targeted the leader. when arafat was palestinian president, sharon laid siege. he was a prisoner inside his home and, in the end, left without ever seeing the palestinian state that sharon fought so hard against. >> arafat, one must understand we speak about a murderer. he is a murderer, a pathological liar. >> sharon always promised israel security and also took the long-term view. in 2001, during a wave of suicide bomb attacks, sharon chose separation. he ordered the construction of a massive wall. it ghettoized some of the west bank. it took land and redefined israel's borders. >> the most important thing is to bring security for the cities. >> when he decided that security meant removing settlers from the gaza strip, the father of the settlement movement with stood heavy resistance. once again, he did what he wanted wit

he played an important part in the decisive victory that left them in control of the golan heights and sinai. he was lauded for his role as a brigadier general in the yom kippur war when he responded to egypt and syria's surprise attack with a counterattack that cut off the egyptian army in sinai. it marked the turning point in the war. after retiring from the army, sharon plunged into three decades of politics. as a prime minister's aide and head of different cabinet ministries, he promoted a hard line on security issues. above all he championed the establishment of jewish settlements in the occupied territories. following a rationale he would later describe as everything we take now will stay ours. everything we don't grab will go to them. his most controversial cabinet tenure came as defense minister. beginning in 1981. the following year, after the shelling of northern israel by the palestine liberation organization in lebanon, sharon unleashed an invasion of israel's northern neighbor. the plo was driven from lebanon but thousands of israelis and palestinians died. many hundreds o

that means without gaza and without the west bank and without the golan heights. that is not something that he personally has ever said he's been willing to do, nor has his party ever said that it will be willing to support him on. >> i know that you're committed to peace. i know that i'm committed to peace. unfortunately, given the actions and words of palestinian leaders, there's growing doubt in israel that the palestinians are committed to peace. >> reporter: on the palestinian side, president abbas is expected to be asked to recognize israel as a jewish state. the palestinians have recognized the right of israel to exist, but this one step further is something that netanyahu is demanding. palestinians find this very difficult. they say we recognize you as a state. why do we have to recognize the narrative of this land? in their opinion recognizing israel as a jewish state means nobody living what is now israel before 1948 could return into israel. it also says that 20% of israel is arab. how can we call israel a jewish state? kerry is here through the weekend

. >> all those communities we just built in judah, the golan heights, they're not an obstacle to peace but war. >> reporter: for sharon there was no greater obstacle than long-time nemesis yasser arafat. for decades he targeted the leader. he forced arafat into exile to leb nan. when he was president, sharon went to his compound. arafat has a prisoner inside his own home and in the end left without ever seeing the palestinian state that sharon fought so hard against. >> one must understand we speak about a murderer. he's a murderer. a pathological liar. >> reporter: sharon always promised israel security and always took the long-term view. in 2001 during a wave of suicide bomb attacks, sharon chose separation. he ordered the construction of a massive wall. it ghettoized some of the west bank, took land palestinians called their own and once again redefined israel's borders. >> i believe and understand peace, but the first thing and most important one is to bring security for the citizens of israel. >> reporter: when he decided that security meant removing settlers from the gaza strip,

. >> all the communities we build, jude yeah, samaria, gaza districts, the golan heights are not an obstacle to peace, but an obstacle to war. >> for ariel sharon, there was no greater than yasser arafat. he targeted the palestine leader. he forced yasser arafat into excite from lebanon. when yasser arafat was palestine president, ariel sharon laid siege to his compound. yasser arafat was a prisoner in his home. in the end left without seeing the palestine state that ariel sharon fought hard against. >> one must understand we speak about a murderer. he's a murderer. a path logic alliar >> ariel sharon promised israel's security and took the long-term view. in 2001 during a wave of suicide bomb attacks ariel sharon chose separation. he ordered the construction of a massive wall. he ghettoized some of the left bank, took land the palestinians called their own and redefined israel's borders. >> i understand peace. the first thing, the most important one, is to bring security for the citizens of israel. >> when he decided that security meant removing settlers from the gaza strip , the father of

. >> all of the communities that we build in judea, samaria, gaza, the golan heights are not obstacles to peace. they are obstacles to war. >> for sharon, there was no greater obstacle than long time nemesis, yasar arafat. he forced him into exile from lebanon. when arafat was palestinian president, shareon laid siege to his compound. arafat was a prisoner inside his own home and in the end, left without seeing the palestinian state that sharon fought so hard again. he is a murderer. >> shareon promised security and took the long-term view. in 2001, in a wave of bomb attacks, sharon chose separation. he ordered the construction of a massive wall that ghettoized some of the west bank. took land palestinians called their own and redefined israel's borders. >> i understand peace but the first thing and most important one is to bring security. >> when he decided that security meant removing settlers from the gaza strip, the father of the settlement movement with stood heavy resistance. once again, shareon did what he wanted with landisis seized. he was on his way to being re-elected prime

scares me e more of course as mentioned is syria and that would be mainly rocket attacks across the golan heights. but we'll wait to see on that. >> bob baer, thank you so much. we appreciate it. when we come back, digging out in the wicked cold from boston to d.c., the east coast is feeling the pain after yesterday's snowstorm. we'll check in on some of the hardest hit areas next. >>> plus, republicans gathering today here in frigid d.c. to work on the issues they think will help them win in 2016. here's a hint -- it involves fighting back against what democrats call the war on women. [announcer] word is getting out. purina dog chow light & healthy is a deliciously tender and crunchy kibble blend. with 20% fewer calories than purina dog chow. isn't it time you discovered the lighter side of dog chow. purina dog chow light & healthy. and better is so easy withrning you cabenefiber.o something better for yourself. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. we still run into probl