the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, has warned that moving the us embassy in israel tojerusalemahead of a major summit in paris on sunday, seen as one of the last chances to save the so—called two—state solution to the israeli—palestinian conflict. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell reports from jerusalem. jerusalem is meant to be a shared capital for israelis and palestinians, living peacefully, side—by—side, in two nations. that is how many see the two—state solution to the conflict. but today, israel controls most of the west bank and eastjerusalem, which the palestinians want for their state. and over 600,000 israeli settlers live in these areas, captured in the 1967 war. the settlement‘s mayor represents an influential settler organisation. we're going further away from the two—state solution. i think the palestinians were given an option to set the palestinian state, and we know today for a fact the palestinian authorities are completely corrupt, completely bankrupt. but many in the international community say that settlement expansion is also what is undermining

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especially on this day, especially when mahmoud abbas was trying to lobby an international force against, to convince trump to at least delay moving the embassy or at least employ some caution here. it wasn't long that abbas reached out to vladimir putin, the russian president to make a deal here. but it carries so much more weight with it, the first time the u.s. would ever recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel and if it's not done carefully, delicately with a tremendous amount of thought going into it, it could very much set off a powder keg in the region. >> elise, you're incredibly well sourced, especially on this issue, what are your sources telling you when it comes to moving the embassy? >> it's something that donald trump has said he wanted to do, eventually it is going to take plans to do it. but there's so much focus on when the announcement is coming, is he going to do it this week? i think they're going to slow it down. i think they're going to take baby steps, i don't think they're going to have this conversation over the next few weeks, not only with the arabs, but w

mahmoud abbas says this would cross a red line. >>> and turning to the update on the united airlines computer glitch after grounding all domestic flights around 5:30 p.m. yesterday. flights resumed just after 9:00 p.m. last night. united said the glitch affected the airlines ability to get details that allowed planes to depart such as weight and balance information. they couldn't get that to the pilots causing 500 delays. the technology-related delay is one of several in major airlines from last summer. delta and southwest resulted in thousands of flight cancellations. >>> still ahead, remembrances are pouring in this morning for kansas city royals pitch er deante ventura after he was killed in a plane crash. >>> and bill karins is checking on the weather as soon as we come back. want longer lasting heartburn relief? try...duo fusion duo fusion goes to work in seconds and lasts up to 12 hours. tums only lasts up to 3. for longer lasting relief...in one chewable tablet try duo fusion from the makers of zantac and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. we are the tv doctors of

the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas also didn't attend.us is ayman mohyeldin. >> it was a ministerial level where expectations were low going into it. you had the french leadership and the french president who were attending, they were hosting and trying to bring parties to it, but as you mentioned, 70 arab countries were all there. but in terms of the significance of it, in terms of anything coming out of it as you correctly said, alex, nothing too significant. no new developments, no new announcements. at the end of this conference, there was a communique issued. and the communique reaffirmed all the standing principles that have been in place for decades to try to solve this conflict. it reaffirmed a two-state solution and said only in the two parties that were involved could try to solve this. nobody could impose a solution from the outside. some of that was being seen as an interpretation to the incoming trump administration to not do things unilaterally like move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. the french president warned that could b

greg: pope francis and palestinian president mahmoud abbas meeting at the vatican the two men discussingto the middle east meeting in paris tomorrow where organizations will take up that very topic. arthel: an amazing rescue off the coast of australia japanese surfer telling police occurrence drag him for four miles away from the beach thursday evening. he spent several hours in the water before a container crew found him the next day. demand is expected to be okay. greg: six days until the inauguration and the -- why hillary clinton did not win playing out inside the beltway. inspector general of the justice department launching an investigation into the actions of the fbi and the department of justice ahead of the election and whether director james comey and others followed proper procedures in the e-mail investigation of the president-elect calling it another attempt to delegitimize his presidency. this is a highly respected lawmaker with harsh criticism against mr. trump. chief washington correspondent james rosen has more. >> for decades democratic congressman john lewis of georgia

. >> reporter: palestinian president mahmoud abbas has met with jordan's king abdullah.agreed if an embassy move were to take place, they'd take countermeasures. but underlined they hope it won't get that far. gayle. >> seth doane reporting from jerusalem. we thank you. >>> this morning, we've got our first pictures from a potentially life-saving satellite. what it can do and not do. more to learn about extreme weather. and we invite you to scribe to cbs on itunes. we're celebrating five years on the air with a series looking back at what we think are some sisallityson, tom hanks. we'll be right back. ♪ t getting ripped off. start at the new carfax.com show me used trucks with one owner. pretty cool. [laughs] ah... ahem... show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. fothere's a seriousy boomers virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends al

palestinian leader mahmoud abbas warning that he would withdraw recognize nix of israeli if the israeliuld cross a red line. netanyahu has accepted an invitation from the president to meet in the white house next month. the president special to with the canadian prime minister justin trudeau and mexico president and plans to meet with them soon. he added that renegotiating tei north american free trade agreement is a top priority and they would be willing to discuss the terms of the deal. you have news on the israeli issue? >> theresa may is coming to the white house this friday. a lot happening. i want to talk about jerusalem and everything else in the segment. mark halpern, a radical shift from -- >> saturday to sunday? >> yeah, saturday to sunday. >> different teams. >> i actually thought when they announced sean spicer was coming out to make a statement saturday night after the remarkable protests that he would say something like that. >> you mean the millions of the people around the world in the women's marches talking about multiple issues that they feel strongly about? that woul

when you look at donald trump and barack obama, barack obama's first phone call the mahmoud abbas, leaderfirst interview with al arabiya. and then he gave another speech of cairo university which set the course. what you see is president focused on as you said trade and foreign policy they both go hand in hand. remember barack obama said to england after the "brexit" vote you will have to get in the back of the line. i don't think what donald trump is looking to do. instead of these large collective trade agreements like nafta, cafta, and tpp, donald trump wants to make sure we have trade agreements country to country does benefit the american worker so we can get production and manufacturing here. i think another important aspect of trade and foreign policy how we export our energy resources especially oil and natural gas, especially to the countries tied to russia so we have higher ground when it comes to foreign policy. stuart: on friday, president trump, said, i will eradicate radical islamic terror. he will knock it out of the ballpark. can he do that, allen? you're a military guy, c