recriminations between israeli prime minister and mahmoud abbas. there's little chance for a peace agreement in the remaining time in office. >> we know what the blueprint of a 2-state solution will look like, the question is how many deaths will we see. >> the two leaders may not emerge as personal friends. most expect an end to the era of public antipathy. >> more on the meeting, let's bring in a former deputy spokesman for israelis ministry of foreign arches, a former -- affairs, a numberer ambassador and executive director of tanned with us, a pro-israel advocacy group, and he joins us, and rabbi, editor, a progressive magazine based in berkeley >>> as a starting point for the discussion of the meeting allows me to read a quote that appears in the "new york times" that i think surprises the nature of the relationship which is one of animosity. >> in the words of the author of this report, animosity is the worst of more than two decades. binyamin netanyahu feels disrespect and misled by a president he feels does not have israel best interests at

and also, mahmoud abbas. and all of these relationships are very, very complex. >> so it started last month when republican presidential front-runner ben carson let loose a knowledge bomb on fox news, in which he said, oh, my god, vladimir putin and the supreme leader of iran and the guy from the palestinian authority, they were kind of college roommates. and ben carson didn't just accidentally blurt this out once while playing world leaders names refrigerator poetry on fox. he said it at least five times. >> in the class of 1968 at patrice la bumba university in moscow, mahmoud abbas was one of the members of that class and so was khomeini, ali khomeini. they were classmates. and that's when they first established relationships with a young vladimir putin. >> vladimir putin, mahmoud abbas from the palestinian authority, the supreme leader of iran, they were basically frat brothers. all at college together in moscow at the same time, which is either patrice la mumba university or patrice la bumba university,

israel handed over their bodies on friday only after intervention from mahmoud abbas and international groups. >>> it's been 20 years since the assassination of itzaak rabak r. former u.s. president bill clinton who worked closely with rabin and palestinian leader yassir arafat spoke at the rally to honor him. >> he never stopped seeing his possibilities in life as his own. the third thing that i learned from him, most important, for you tonight in this complex and challenging moment is, he refused to give up his dream of peace in the face of violence. >> cyclone chipala is expected to make landfall, south in the arabian sea in record. >> severe weather has led to the death of six people in the u.s. state of texas. almost 7 centimeters of rain fell in one hour in the city of houston. >> the u.s. search team has tbhoound ifound what it believee wreckage of el faro, which disappeared on october the 1st while en route from jacksonville, florida to puerto rico. all 33 crew members on board disappeared with the ship. >>> guinea's constitutional court has declared alpha conde the winner. giv

israel handed the bodies over for burial after intervention by president mahmoud abbas and international groups. >>> an israeli soldiers has been suspended after warning palestinians to stop flowing stones or they'd be gassed. the incident happened on thursday at the refugee camp in the occupied west bank. a resident filmed as threats were issues through a loud speaker. in a response to stone throwing the unidentified soldiers told people to go home or we'll gas you until you die >>> still to come - kenya looks to a little matter that could solve two environmental problems at once. plus... ..new zealand lift the rugby world cup for a record third time after beating australia in the final in london. >>> welcome back. let's remind you of the top stories, voters in turkey are at the polls for the second time in five months. president recep tayyip erdogan cast his ballot. the election was called when the a.k. party failed to form a coalition party after the election in june. al-shabab gunmen have bombed a hotel in somalia, killing 15 and a mp. two explosions hit the hotel, popular with polit

to say this is because of palestinian incitement going as far as the palestinian liked ship or mahmoud abbas media like facebook and twitter. whatever the indicates israelis have bristled at any suggestion that their own rhetoric within their own country has led to the violence. however, we are hearing in the background of all of this, from israeli sources, that the israelis will be putting pressure on mr. kerry to recognize some israeli settlements in occupies east jerusalem particularly the large ones, which are known as [ inaudible ] as part of a deal which will make some concessions to the palestinians. again, this is according to some of our sources. but as we have been saying, will that lead to any calm? few here in jerusalem and indeed in the palestinian territories and across israel see that as very unlikely. >> imtiaz, thank you very much. >>> now, turning our attention to mar lee where state tv has been airing images of two suspects the police say were killed in friday's hotel attack. they are appealing for help in identifying them. 19 people were killed during the more than seven

kerry is set to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as palestinian president mahmoud abbasank today. in an attempt to urge both sides to be de-escalate the situation. now just a day before kerry's arrival, a palestinian fatally stabbed an israeli soldier at a gas station in the west bank before being killed by security forces. and two teenage palestinian girls attacked a 70-year-old palestinian in jerusalem, reportedly mistaking him for an israeli. >>> and now to a developing story out of texas last night. all four crew members were killed in a military helicopter crash at ft. hood. the black hawk helicopter went down after 5:49 last night during a routine training mission. the cause of the crash is under investigation. so far the crew have not been identified, pending notification of next of kin. >>> well, the rain has returned here to paris. let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist -- >> chris -- the weather hasn't -- >> -- been great. >> it's been cold and chilly and now raining again i know. i feel bad for you. east coast is looking beautiful by the way.

benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas should cancel with the world watching. these talks between the two sides collapsed early last year. in the meantime, turkey has sent back the body of a pilot killed after the downing of that russian fighter jet. they say that they will not apologize. russianefiance of restrictions on the import of fruits and vegetables. and the man behind friday's shootout at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado appeared in court today. accused of killing three people, including a police officer. those are your first word stories. more at bloomberg.com. i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." coming up, cyber monday sales surge. targeting neiman marcus and even paypal. plus, amazon reveals a new drone prototype for its planned 30-minute delivery service and here is the man behind $30 billion startups. first, what is shaping up to be a record-breaking day for online shopping. sales this cyber monday expected event hit $3 billion, capping weekend,sive holiday consumer spending $8 billion online. this morning, target's website was over

benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas should cancel with the world watching.en the two sides collapsed early last year. in the meantime, turkey has sent back the body of a pilot killed after the downing of that russian fighter jet. they say that they will not apologize. russianefiance of restrictions on the import of fruits and vegetables. and the man behind friday's shootout at a planned parenthood clinic

the prime minister said i'm willing to sit with mahmoud abbas, where is he? >> as long as israel continues to retain the settlements and make new settlements, abbas said it would be hypocritical. >> forgets the proclamations of the creation, the number of settlements has been the least in the last decade, less than prime minister sharon. when israel withdrew from five settlements in northern samaria, what emerged? what happened to the situation in israel and the israeli public needs to know, next time this happens we are able to live more in peace than in war. >> hold that thought. >> the last time israel and palestine were negotiating, they ended with a proclamation to release prisoners at a certain time arrangement. every few months. when it came to releasing the last set of prisoners which was part of the agreement that got them into the negotiations in the first place israel refused to follow through on the agreement that it had made. and as a result, the negotiations collapsed. let's understand one thing here this is not a negotiation between two equal p

they announced the destruction this weekend as palestinian president mahmoud abbas was in cairo, meeting with abdel fatah al-sisi, at a border checkpoint in the west bank israeli soldiers killed a palestinian woam who approachepalestinianwha knife. 12 israelis have been killed by palestinians, 75 palestinians have been killed by israelis. >>> after months of tension and disagreements, a conciliatory tone was struck. the two leaders met face to face for the first time in more than a year. in the face to face segment, al jazeera ax patty culhane. easy reports. >> outside the white house, heated debate about the israeli-palestinian conflict. >> they started, don't ask me because you are brainwashed. >> welcome once again. >> but inside a much calmer tone as the two leaders tried to accepted a message of unity on the issue. >> i want to be very clear that we conindex in the strongest terms palestinian violence against innocent israeli citizens. and i want to repeat once again, it is my strong belief that israel has not just the right but the obligation to protect itself. >> i want to make it

and the palestinian authority head mahmoud abbas shook hands with the world watching.dled on the sidelines of the global climate summit. peace talks between the two sides collapsed last year, and talks about crafting a legal framework for climate emissions, and the world's richest man is gathering a group of the lancer lists, pumping $2 billion into the issue, including jack ma and others next year. they will collaborate with companies that create 80% of the energy r&d, and you can get these stories 24 hours a day on bloomberg.com. back to you. time for another check of the markets with lackluster trade. and abigail doolittle has more from the nasdaq. stocks lower, a lower day, i should say, but we are watching two stocks that have been trading higher, and one of those is apple, and they are saying that the apple watch and are among the hottest items out there according to an in-store check by an analyst at best buy, target, and walmart. the stock is up modestly, but it is looking higher for the year-end, boosted by year-end sales, and microsoft is up after microsoft u

israel handed over the bodies for burial after intervention by mahmoud abbas and international groups. >>> an israeli soldier has been suspended after worn palestinians to stop throwing stones, or they'd be gassed. the incident happened on thursday in the camp in the occupied west bank. the resident filmed in arab big. in a response to stone throwing they were told to go home or die. >> it's 20 years since the assassination of the israeli prime minister. he was shot dead at a peace rally in tel aviv. he was killed by a jewish man opposed to the peace process, and the 1993 accord between israel and the palestine corporation. former u.s. president bill clinton, who worked with the president and the leader arafat spoke at the rally. >> he never stopped prosecutor seeing other people, including his adversaries as human being, whose children were entitled to the same possibilities in life as his own. the third thing that i learnt from him, most important, in this complex and challenging moment, is he refused to give up his dream of peace in the face of violence. >> in the united states tor

it's mahmoud abbas hashim. >> seem like all of them are terrorist. i feel like upset because i didn't do anything. it's not my fault. he met with the school's dean and student in his dorm whoever wrote the message should be kicked. should not be kicked o ultimate of school but instead needs to learn not to be so judgmental. >>> new this morning good news for barber shop in sawing as robbed of former sports memorabilia. we brought you this story after masked man stole the items including jerseys, signed by tom brady. it's not clear if police have suspect. once again they have all of the stolen items back. >>> the patriots losing a key julian edelman broke his foot last night. he's scheduled for surgery today. he's expected to be out 6 to 8 weeks because of that. hopefully he can be back in time for the play-offs at least. and the pats did manage to pull off the come back win. they did. they fought hard to the end. they kept the winning strike alive. 9-and-0 on the season. here's nicole oliverio -- was there a nail biter out what? >> you should have se

bill mentioned the name salah mahmoud abbas deslam. he was stopped and questioned saturday. border officials let him go. officials thought they may have pinpointed his location to a suburb of brussels. they did not find him there. we are in that suburb tonight molenbeek where it's been very busy throughout the day. >> reporter: that's right. he may well be in this community, in this suburb of brussels. the master mind that bill was talking about comes from this very area. the police are searching frantically, frankly. today they closed off a number of streets and police commandos moved from house to house in a search that appeared to be trying to find salah. there were snipers on roofs. witnesses talked about hearing gun shots on regular occasions. some people were led away, but they didn't find this man who they believe drove with two others from paris, got to the border with france and belgium, was stopped, but it was just hours after the attacks. those police didn't realize who they had in their custody and let him go. this is the area where he's from. across the square,

hours later, kerry was in that city to meet with palestinian president mahmoud abbas. earlier, he met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. >> no people, anywhere, should live with daily violence, with attacks in the streets, with knifes or scissors or cars, and it is very clear to us that terrorism, these acts of terrorism which are taking place, deserve the condemnation that they are receiving. >> woodruff: kerry made no mention of reviving peace talks. this has been the deadliest week since the current wave of violence broke out in mid-september. liberia has recorded its first ebola death since july-- a 15-year-old boy. he died in an eastern district of the west african country on monday night. both his father and brother have also been diagnosed with ebola. health workers have identified about 160 other people who might be at risk because they came in direct contact with the boy. liberia's ebola outbreak began in march 2014 and killed more than 4,800 people. the american civil liberties union has filed a lawsuit against the governor of indian

kerry will meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and then palestinian president mahmoud abbas on the west bank. >>> 6:40 and you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. and bill evans. bill? >> let's look outside. shall we? this is our camera at four times square. looking south. we're going to have what's going to be a cold start to your day. we've got a pretty sunrise. but at the same time, the wind has died down and that is really good to note in that will be seeing temperatures today that have not so what are -- are not so harsh because of the cold wind but they are chilly nonetheless. 27 around parians and 24 around new city and 34 around the park here. we are looking at sunshine and we're going to be looking at numbers just a little bit move freezing and we have a freeze warning in effect for manhattan and brooklyn and queens and the temperatures starring to rise now that the sun is getting up. and we have a southwest wind that will be light today but with a southwest wind, that's good to know. we'll be seeing the temperatures rising and the coming

in years,rst time israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbase first time with her mold watching. clear whether they had agreed to meet or whether they brought together on the sidelines of the climate change summit. the european union and turkey have agreed on a deal for refugees. turkey will increase its border controls and in return the eu will give them more than $3 billion to help the refugees. it will also restart negotiations on them becoming a member of the eu. you can get more on these and other breaking stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. thank you. the un's climate change conference is underway in paris. vladimir putin has taken the opportunity to discuss the crisis in syria. parisichols is in for the talks. what did putin say? did not meeted he with his counterpart from turkey, president erdogan. that was not a surprise, but it was interesting that he said that he did not meet with him. he says there also needs to be a political solution to syria. in some ways, he will increase pressure on nato, make it clear that he is n

bitter recrimination between netanyahu and the the palestinian leader, mahmoud abbas. there is little chance for a peace agreement in obamaed remaining time in office. >> the question is how many more deaths will we see on both sides before a peace deal is implemented. >> they are not meeting at personal friends, but most expect the end to the era of public an tip thee. >> are these two leaders expect to see eye to eye on on issues? >> this is a chance to do relationship repair. president obama does not have much time left in the remainder of his term. there are areas they maybe able to find common ground on, one is syria, the crisis there and russia's recent involvement. the two ladies can talk about what russia's presence in syria means for stability in the region. something that prime minister netanyahu will be looking for is military aid and this might be a place the two leaders can come to some agreement or consensus. it is likely that it will increase. the prime minister wants a 10 year deal. the groundwork has already been laid for that. we saw the u.s. jointly

in the class of 1968 and the university in moscow, mahmoud abbas, they were classmates.ionships with a young vladimir putin. >> except, at the time, vladimir putin was 16 years old. living in lenengrad, not moscow. after being questioned, dr. carson would not disclose his sources but told cbn news, he learned about the ties between the three leaders from advisers across the government, including the cia. he said the connection helps describe what is happening around the world. katty kay? >> he puts in these very specific details about the university in moscow that make it sound incredibly credible and yet just like the chinese example, there are serious questions about whether he has these facts straight on foreign policy. i mean, if he had just come in to this race a month ago, you might think to yourself, he's not up to speed on foreign policy. but dr. carson has been running for six months and he was planning to run for six months or a year before that. he could easily surround himself by foreign advisers and do the homework. that's what this is all about. doing the h