was firing off the iranian made rockets with 90,000 ball bearings in the war heads into the town of haifa. that were 600 victims inside the trauma hospitals. d now iran has transferred over 80,000 missiles. but what is it he wants that he doesn't have currently? he wants guidance systems so that those missiles will hit targets such as individual buildings in tel aviv, the airport, jerusalem. that's what he needs. and that is what iran is telling him it will provide. it needs the hard currency and with this agreement will come the hard currency. it's also committed to restock the inventory that hamas used when it fire off its rockets into israel from gaza. and to rebuild the tunnels. iraniansis is what the seek to fund. to do that, they need the sanctions lifted. and when they lift those sanctions, who is going to be the primary beneficiary? it is going to be people such as the iranian revolutionary guard corps that will be strengthened. look, speaker, if this agreement goes through, iran gets a cash bonanza. it gets a boost to its international standing. it gets a lighted path toward nucl

we come from towns like nazareth, haifa and jaffa and other places and the idea of creating two states is to get rid of palestinians and put them on as little territory as possible while ignoring the rights of millions of palestinian refugees. the two-state framework will never be a solution, and instead, what should be focusing on is the end of inequality. there should be a focus on freedom and the end of apar tide. like there was a focus in south africa and nobody thought it was viable to stick people in one or another, so, too. the focus here should be on israeli apar tide and live in freedom. >>> president obama during his u.n. speech didn't even mention the issue of palestinian. president abbas now favors a peace process that's more akin to what we recently saw in the nuclear deal brokered with iran. in other words, talking involving many world powers. is that a new idea? >> it is a new idea. it's also not a new idea. it's new in that this is the first time that president has called for this, but it's old because palestinians as far back as 1948 have been calling for international

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in haifa they were slamming these missiles, each one had 90,000 ball bearings, into the center of town. there were 600 victims in the trauma hospital. so when we talk about how are we going to prevent iran from building on the tragedy that we've already witnessed, the first question is this -- we've already shown an incapacity to stop iran from transferring what was 10,000 rockets and now is 80,000. but this is the recent statement that the iranian government has made. they now say, what we need to do is to transfer, and this would be a violation, right, of the old arms embargo, but it's one of the reasons they wanted that lifted, they want to transfer to hezbollah the g.p.s. capability or the ability to direct these missiles so that they can be fired precisely at a given target. no longer will they just slam into the center of town, now they can hit the airport, or they can hit a skyscraper in tel aviv, or they can hit jerusalem at a specific location. that's the capability the iranian regime is trying to transfer. it's hard to do it when you don't have the resources but if you have $

in haifa, they were slamming these missiles. each one had 90,000 ball embargoes, into the center of town. there were 600 victims in the trauma hospital. going to prevent iran from building on the tragedy that we've already witnessed, the first question is this. we've already shown an incapacity to stop iran from transferring what was 10,000 rockets, and now is 80,000. but this is the recent statement that the iranian government has made. they now say what we need to do is to transfer, and this would be a violation, right, of the old arms embargo. but it's one of the reasons they wanted that lifted. they want to transfer to hezbollah the gps capability, or the ability to direct these missiles so they can be fired precisely at a given target. no longer will they just slam into the center of town. now they can hit the airport, or they can hit a skyscraper in tel aviv. or they can hit jerusalem at a specific location. that's the capability the iranian regime is trying to transfer. it's hard to do it when you don't have the resources

was firing off the iranian made rockets with 90,000 ball bearings in the war heads into the town of haifa. that were 600 victims inside the trauma hospitals. d now iran has transferred over 80,000 missiles. but what is it he wants that he doesn't have currently? he wants guidance systems so that those missiles will hit targets such as individual buildings in tel aviv, the airport, jerusalem. that's what he needs. and that is what iran is telling him it will provide. it needs the hard currency and with this agreement will come the hard currency. it's also committed to restock the inventory that hamas used when it fire off its rockets into israel from gaza. and to rebuild the tunnels. iraniansis is what the seek to fund. to do that, they need the sanctions lifted. and when they lift those sanctions, who is going to be the primary beneficiary? it is going to be people such as the iranian revolutionary guard corps that will be strengthened. look, speaker, if this agreement goes through, iran gets a cash bonanza. it gets a boost to its international standing. it gets a lighted path toward nucl

after his address to congress, the pope is not doing some haifa luton event with high ranking politicians or the president or something. he's made the decision he will then go have lunch with homeless people at a downtown washington, d.c. catholic charities venue. and then after that, he will set off for new york city and do a ves pers service on thursday night. that will be the first of several new york events where there will be crowds of people there to see him and participate in these events but the public at large won't have any large scale access to him. that's going to be true at the ves pers at st. patricks and when he speaks to the united nations and goes to the 9/11 memorial and he will visit a school in east harlem friday at midday. then at 5:00, it's going to be another popemobile parade this time through central park on friday. and again, for security reasons, they have set up a cordon around where the pope is going to be for that will popemobile motorcade through central park. you will need a ticket to get inside that cordon. get this new york city has handed out ticks just

and in a surprise move, hungary is reopening their border. 35-year-old haifa is overcome with relief. >> it's okay. >> reporter: hungary is taking them in and moving them through and this man, has been traveling for ten days. how about for the baby? any food, water, formula? he says they've had nothing today. his journey so difficult, he tells us he would rather go back to syria than face this crisis. mary bruce, abc news, on the serbian/croatian border. >> mary, thank you. >> the suspect in those phoenix freeway shootings is being held on $1 million bail. leslie alan merit junior is accused in four of the shootings that have terrorized the region. he denies he's the gunman. one of his victims says he doubts merritt is the right guy. >> i've worked as a detention officer back in the '90s. i've been around criminals. i've worked with criminals. i've worked in the jail. it's just the demeanor that he's giving off. >> merritt told a judge he wasn't responsible for the shootings because his gun has been in a pawnshop for months. detectives say they can prove that's not true. >>> the bosto

i can tell you, i was in haifa in 2006 when it was under constant bombardment by those types of rockets. but they weren't precision guided. and every day they slammed into the city. and there were 600 victims in the trauma hospital. and now iran has transferred eight-fold the number of missiles. and they want to give them the guidance systems. they need money to pay for those guidance systems. iran won late concessions to remove international restrictions on its ballistic missile program and on its conventional arms. and that emperils the security of the region and, frankly, the security of our homeland. for some, the risks in this agreement are worth it. as they see an iran that is changing for the better. as one supporter of this agreement told our committee, president obama's betting that , we'll have a rs kinder, gentler iran. but that's a bet against everything we have seen out of the regime since the 1979 revolution. already iranian leaders insist that international inspectors won't see the inside of iran's military bases, and that iran can advance its missiles and weapons without

in haifa, they were slamming these missiles. each one had 90,000 ball embargoes, into the center of town. there were 600 victims in the trauma hospital. going to prevent iran from building on the tragedy that we've already witnessed, the first question is this. we've already shown an incapacity to stop iran from transferring what was 10,000 rockets, and now is 80,000. but this is the recent statement that the iranian government has made. they now say what we need to do is to transfer, and this would be a violation, right, of the old arms embargo. but it's one of the reasons they wanted that lifted. they want to transfer to hezbollah the gps capability, or the ability to direct these missiles so they can be fired precisely at a given target. no longer will they just slam into the center of town. now they can hit the airport, or they can hit a skyscraper in tel aviv. or they can hit jerusalem at a specific location. that's the capability the iranian regime is trying to transfer. it's hard to do it when you don't have the resources

i can tell you, i was in haifa in 2006 when it was under constant bombardment by those types of rockets. but they weren't precision guided. and every day they slammed into the city. and there were 600 victims in the trauma hospital. and now iran has transferred eight-fold the number of missiles. and they want to give them the guidance systems. they need money to pay for those guidance systems. iran won late concessions to remove international restrictions on its ballistic missile program and on its conventional arms. and that emperils the security of the region and, frankly, the security of our homeland. for some, the risks in this agreement are worth it. as they see an iran that is changing for the better. as one supporter of this agreement told our committee, president obama's betting that , we'll have a rs kinder, gentler iran. but that's a bet against everything we have seen out of the regime since the 1979 revolution. already iranian leaders insist that international inspectors won't see the inside of iran's military bases, and that iran can advance its missiles and weapons without