ilhan omar, your response?hetoric surrounding muslims and islam in this country has become a very dangerous one. and you sort of dehumanize people's ability to take a violent action against individuals because they don't agree with the god they play two or they don't, you know, where clothing that you might approve, it sends us down a path that becomes very dangerous for our a lot of young kids in .he schools and workplaces and just like i was, roaming around the streets in d.c., trying to do the work i was elected to do. you are faced with not only hate oft comes in the form verbally, but it gets very physical at times. and a lot of our communities are living in fear. it is the same thing with what is happening around the conversation with immigrants. are all of the lies that being told by the president and republicans, we are forgetting that immigrants in a light of our -- in a lot of our communities are contributing economically. they are making the cultures of those communities thrive. not inu know, they ar

stop with sudan suffering from other problems how much of a threat is the public anger to president omar al bashir this is inside story. i welcome to the program i'm adrian so they've been calling them bread protests makes the demonstrations in sudan sound rather harmless but at least two people were killed in the outcry against rising prices this week the government's warns demonstrators that acts of destruction will be met with force security forces have already been firing tear gas at protesters at arresting opposition leaders and confiscating newspapers that doesn't seem to have stopped the unrest though so what might come next we'll get to our guests in just a moment but first i'll just give us a solid job at reports. there's anger in the sudanese capital one hundred people in small numbers have been protesting against a sudden increase in prices of basic commodities it's not limited to southern cities. almost half of this it is us that have protested now but. not that big because it's the. sheet in a very hot and violent way. bread is the most important staple for most of the needs

but they seem to be a symptom of growing disillusionment with the sudanese government and president omar al bashir he came to power after leading a bloodless coup in one thousand eight hundred nine the fall army colonel has been in office then for nearly thirty years and almost during that entire time sudan has been at war with what became south sudan and in doll for al bashir is accused of committing war crimes in the western oil rich region the international criminal court issued a warrant for his arrest in two thousand and nine but he's remained free it sanctions were imposed for years and were only lifted last year they're partly to blame for the worsening economy as prices have risen the value of the currency the sudanese pound has fallen or we spoke to a number of sudanese government representatives about coming on to the program to put the sudanese government point of view but none would accept our invitation so let's join our guests for today from khartoum his mohammed is the director of justice africa that's an advocacy organization and research institute to campaign for human r

omar jimenez in virginia beach with the latest on this deep freeze there. >> as many across the northeast try to dig out, after thursday's heavy snow and flooding, the winds was blowing, just blowing the storm, sand, snow was going sideways. >> they need to get ready for dangerously cold weekends ahead. >> just amazingly cold. it goes through you. just this weather just goes

jeff. >> glor: omar, thank you very much. eric fisher is chief meteorologist at our cbs station in boston, wbz. eric, tell us what's happening now and what's to come. >> jeff, it has been an exceptional run of cold, ever since christmas day, and today, we set a number of record lows in the morning. the afternoon wasn't much better. look at these high temperatures -- 30s all the way down to the gulf coast and cold enough, we're going to see a wintry mix develop late tonight and tomorrow morning in north florida for the secretary time this season. so likely we'll see snow on the ground inita tallahassee. a wintery mix moves up across south and north carolina and a beast an ocean sterm. this is going to become extremely powerful as it tracks just off to the east of nantucket, bringest the strongest impacts across new england. we'll see snow down through new york city into the mid-atlantic as well. the ba boston area likely goingo see a foot of snow out of this one and we will likely see winds. the cold that this storm draws down

o reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. r: ( laughs ) >> glor: well done, omar.ou very much. and that is the "cbs evening news." i'm jeff glor, reporting tonight from central park in new york city. good night. ent trump, planning a >>> kpix 5 news begins with a battle for the coastline, president trump planning and expansion of offshore oil drilling and california leaders are fighting back good evening. >> new at 6:00 the oil industry says this is what california needs. more oil drilling off the coast. political reporter melissa caen looks at the argument and talks to opponents who say it is ridiculous. >> the announcement was such a shock. for the first time in decades a presidential administration is looking to put oil rigs off of every coast in america. >> we were expecting the worst and this was even worse than the worst. this is a full-blown assault on america's coastlines and beaches.>> nathan manual is the director of land protection program for the sierra club. >> it is a broad and vicious attack pick >> tim charters is the senior director of government a

, virginia. >> glor: well done, omar.nk you very much. and that is the cbs evening news. i'm jeff glor reporting tonight from central park in new york city. good night. >>> we have had no shortage of wind or waves in ocean city, maryland. you do what you have to do. >> a major winter storm is pounding the northeast. kenneth craig is in boston where the snow and high wind are creating white out conditions. >> it's cold, it's sticking bad as you can see. >> my goodness. an interesting morning it was. >> well, to off script. i am bruce johnson. the dc area came

here's omar villafranca. >> reporter: schools across the country are fighting the flu. c. today, bishop lynch high school in dallas resumed closed last w crews disinfect the property. kaitlin kasner is a senior that isn't taking any chances after her brother was sick with the flu. school nurse patty barton saw more kids in the clinic than in the classroom. >> this year, it really is unprecedented. i probably saw about 30 kids in here on monday. and sent ten home. >> reporter: the flu is widespread in 49 states. and the cdc says 39 of those have especially high activity. schools in at least 12 states have canceled classes for a few days. for cleanup and recovery. the flu shut down classes today for the 815 studentthomas aquin. more than 10% of the student body gotbariki is the school superintendent. >> even if we miss anything that e have a chance to get healthy, hopefully not bring that virus back to school. >> it has tough influenza season so far this year. >> reporter: dr. jernigan with the h 3 n 2 strain of the flu is hitting patients over 65 very hard. but other strain

omar jimenez has more. omar: washington is getting back to work this week and there is no easing into the new year. the immediate future, government sets around money on january 19. spending solution is going to have to come from both sides of the aisle. >> it has to be bipartisan. it takes 60 votes in the united states senate to pass a spending bill. two parties are used to working together in appropriation process but leaders have to agree to allow them to do their job. >> it's not the only thing on the agenda. especially for republicans. they hope to pass infrastructure spending bill to maintain the g.o.p. control of the house and the senate in a contentious mid-term election year and find solution for hundreds of thousands of the undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. democrats hope to attack daca to the january 19 spending bill. the president weighed in saying the democrats are doing nothing in daca. just interested in politics. they will go hard at the dems who are falling in love wi

omar villafranca was there for his special ride home. >> reporter: dozens of people gathered on the southway for ryland ward's homecoming. that's him sitting in the front of the fire truck. he's a 6-year-old. >> he's our hero. he's the reason we stay positive. >> reporter: for the past two months rye land was living in a south texas hospital. last november a gunman attacked his church in sutherland springs, texas. he was shot five times. his stepmother died shielding the boy. his two sisters brook and emily didn't make it. rusty is a firefighter and responded to the church shooting. >> there was something holding my pant leg and i looked down and it was a little arm. sew i so i picked him up and carried him out right away. >> reporter: he would visit rye land every sunday. he's very energetic. no matter how much pain he was in, he never showed it. >> when he was finally going home, he wanted to go in style. luckily he had a new friend with a pretty sweet ride. >> he asked me to go faster if the siren could be any louder and he wanted me to blow the horn more. >> reporter: rye land is fina

omar villafranca, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >>> and more than 2900 flights are canceled nationwide as that winter storm barrels north paralyzing airports up and down the east coast. those numbers are expected to rise. here in the bay area, as we take live look now at oakland international airport, officials telling us that there are currently nine delays, two cancellations. sfo had 83 delays and 78 cancellations at last check. at san jose mineta international airport there are nine delays, seven cancellations. >>> the battle over net neutrality rules that were overturned in washington last month has moved to sacramento. state senator scott weiner of san francisco introduced a bill to require telecommunications companies doing business in the state to guarantee equal internet access in response to the recent repeal of nationwide net neutrality. the bill was coauthored by a number of bay area democrats. >>> president trump is purportedly furious about a new book that paints his first year in office in an unflattering light. it was compiled with more than 200 people on the inside and

omar villafranca looked ti rising cost of supply and demand. >> rachel freeman and austin poynter on are the hunt for their home of their dreams in dallas. >> oh wow. >> this is cool. >> a large kitchen and a yard are must-haves. >> a big old sink. >> a like the floors. >> but as the real estate market heats up in dallas and nationwide, speed is now the name of the game. if a house sounds promising, the couple has to act fast. >> if you don't, then it is going to be off the market before you can even, even take a look at it. >> open house traffic typically sluggish this time of year has picked up. >> according to online realtor zillow, some of the city's with the fastest growing home values are san jose, nashville, seattle, charlotte and dallas. >> you got your gas range. >> dallas real estate agent marc bullock. >> at this point people have to come in preapproved, don't they. >> 100%. things are moving off the shelf so quickly if you are not submitting that along with your contract for purchase, you are not going to get very far. >> for austin poynter, the question is whether the ma

omar al-rawi is a member of the regional parliament in vienna and joins us live on the program now to discuss the initiatives by the vice chancellor of his country what do you make of the proposal what is the mind to force the internment of asylum seekers some say . well this issue is really clearly inhuman it's against human rights and it's really not a suggestion that someone should think about it and even even the minister of defense who belongs to the same party as the vice chancellor said today it's it's not an issue for him and for the military administration to help and they're gonna zones for the for the refugees and now even the vice chancellor let this news started to go to to go back from this from the states man saying that i was mis understood by saying that in the matter of fact the only political that this far right parties are. concerning is to give to give an impression to the people that they are very hard that they're trying going to stop me gratian and making australia europe not a good place for someone to come but they're not really thinking about what the implem

omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," abortion ban vote.he senate takes on a bill backed by the president. >>> a beautiful day in the neighborhood. tom hanks plays a tv icon. this is the "cbs morning news." a beautiful day in the neighborhood. tom hanks plays a tv icon. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, lik

s news, norfolk, vvillafranca, >> glor: well done, omar. thank you very much. and that is news. jeff glor reporting tonight from central park in new york city. good night. >> stop that book. >> president trump wants that book stopped. >> did bannon really call ivanka dumb as a brick? >>> inside the winter bomb cyclone. >> it feels like needles on the face. >> and bomb cyclone survival guide. >> this will keep the snow from sticking to the ovel >> learning how to falon ice the right way. >>> plus, a kiss before jail. >> what we have learned about the bonnie and clyde smoochers. >>> starbucks hero. >> this is a robbery. >> exclusive. the brave man who clobbered an armed bandit. >> it was fight for your

>> glor: omar villafranca, thank you very much.we have much more information about the flu on our web site. the address is cbs muse.com/flu2018. there was another dangerously close encounter today between u.s. and russian military planes. this one in international air space over the black sea. a russian fighter jet intercepted navy reconnaissance plane and hung around for two hours and 40 minutes. at one point the two planes were just five feet apart. president trump today ruled out negotiating with the taliban while, as he put it, innocent people are being killed left and right in afghanistan. the taliban claimed responsibility for saturday's attack in kabul. more than 100 were killed and twice that number were hurt when an attacker drove an ambulance packed with explosives into the heart of the city. charlie d'agata reports tonight the fear is terrorists could mount similar ambulance attacks in the west. [siren blaring] >> reporter: it's not hard to buy a used ambulance. we posed as buyers and found this one on ebay. but accordin

and, jeff, that number is expected to go up. >> glor: omar, thank you. the clock is ticking toward a possible government shutdown friday night. the main hang-up is extending protections for immigrants brought to this country illegally as children. and today, chief congressional correspondent nancy cordes caught up with the senate republican leader, mitch mcconnell. >> reporter: how is your agreement likely to be different from the deal that was already struck by a bipartisan group of senators? why not use that as a starting point? >> i'm looking for something that president trump supports and he's not yet indicated what measure he's willing to sign. as soon as we figure out what he is for, then i would be convinced that we were not just spinning our wheels going to this issue on the floor, but actually dealing with bill that has a chance to become law and, therefore, solve the problem. >> glor: nancy cordes with mitch mcconnell earlier today. cbs news has confirmed that steve bannon, the president's former chief strategist, is cooperating with the specia

omar villafranca, cbs news, sutherland springs, texas. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight.good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> hello and welcome to off script i'm bruce johnson. lots to talk about tonight. stunning and hurtful comments from the president of the united states today during a meeting with lawmakers in the oval office. this information comes from an exclusive report this evening from our editorial partner at the washington post. inside the oval office today lawmakers floated the idea of restoring protection for immigrants for haiti, el salvador and african countries all as part of a bipartisan deal. according to people in that room the president reportedly said why are we having all these people from

omar villafranca, cbs news, sutherland springs, texas. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight glor. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org expand rent control laws. but >>> kpix5 news begins with a blow to renters. lawmakers kill a plan that would expand resident control laws, but you may still have a say at the ballot box, a heated showdown over how to raise the state's soaring renting costs. >> san jose was just named the hottest real estate market in the country. >> reporter: renters in the south bay say that represent is rising so quickly that there is growing concern that most working class families won't be able to keep up, but landlords all warn that some of the solutions that are being suggest -- also warn that some of the solutions that are being suggested may only make the problem worse. with rent soaring -- >> we're seeing citizens gouged every day across the state. >> reporter: -- renters and landlords pack the state capitol ready for a showdown. >> i think this is a bad idea. >> reporter: state lawmakers wer

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but omar hasn't been able to find any work because of his injury. the average stay at the shelter is about four months. >> and you need to look out and go search for housing. there is a lot of things that yeah, they do help you, but that's a lot of pressure being here too. >> reporter: life move says they have helped the family qualify for subsidized housing. a voucher from san mateo county would cover up to 70% of the monthly rent. that portion would decrease over a year. but the county is one of the bay area's most expensive. an average one bedroom is about $3,000 a month. adrianna works up to three times a week. >> i want my kids to have a better life. it's hard to go through all of that. >> reporter: linette is now a freshman in high school and wants to get a job at target to help her family. >> most of the families who will come in to this shelter arrive with one or two parents who already have jobs. and so it is not an employment problem that has thrown them into homelessness, but the cost of housing. >> reporter: a third of the families that

omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the city of norfolk is under a blizzard warning, and they haven't had one of these since the 1980s. the city is essentially shut down. city services, schools, even public transportation is all closed today. now, ahead of the storm, the governor of virginia declared a state of emergency overnight on interstate 264. cars became stuck in the snow. the virginia department of transportation has more than 1,500 workers and 1, 400 pieces of equipment work 1g 2-hour shifts, responding to the storm. now, high winds are another major concern. bridges are in a state of freezing. and the chesapeake area has over 90 of them. all have been sprayed with brian to keep them from becoming sheets of's. the government of the state of maryland has declared a state of emergency for three lower counties. some areas there could see over a foot of snow. at last check of dominion energy, 36 million people are without power because of the storm. that's going to be an issue because temperatures are only expected

omar villafranca, cbs news, houston. >> glor: coming up here tonight, a rapper's rags-to-riches story. sometimes a cough gets in the way of a good night's sleep. that's when he needs vicks vaporub. proven cough medicine. with 8 hours of vapors. so he can sleep. vicks vaporub. goodnight coughs. make every day valentine's day with k-y yours and mine. blue for him. purple for her. two sensations. one great way to discover new feelings together. >> glor: rap star 50 cent, who filed for bankruptcy two years ago, has discovered a fortune. in 2014, he allowed fans to buy his albums with bitcoin. then he says he forgot about it. bitcoin's recent surge may have jogged his memory. 50 cent is now worth nearly $8 million. >>> times are changing at harvard -- the proof is in the hasty pudding. the theater troupe announced today it will allow women to join the cast for the first time in its more than 200-year history. >>> in france, they couldn't beat the spread, not when it was selling for 70% off. a sale on nutella touched off riots in french markets, as shoppers tried to get their hands on jars

like the story with omar and his friends i wanted to see what the iraqis were writing. i went to iraq, talked to a lot of people, the group who promised they would look for letters and emails, came home, had this wonderful assistance from a small town in nebraska, i went to iraq, didn't get any iraqi letters, any iraqis in iraq? he went to the iraqi community, immigrants talked to family members and got all these letters and emails about the iraqi perspective, not the enemy perspective but what it is like to live under saddam hussein but vietnam was interesting, at the encouragement of vietnam veterans, what was the other side writing during all this? vietnam was an interesting dilemma because it is a communist country and her archives are heavily censored and what they allow us to see as well acknowledged. the way i get from the letters i found, i was lamenting to someone about the trouble of the archives, this is a gentleman who worked in a hotel, concierge, he said i have a guy here looking for stamps and a little antique shop, he came back complaining there were a l

omar refused to do it in the principal reason is tribalism, and they talked about this, there was nomullah omar felt he could go against the ancient tribal code of the past tunes, and give up against in his home. there was a movie about an american soldier named latrell who was shot down, in pakistan, against his fellow tribesmen and villagers to protect him, that was required under tribal law so the inability of mullah omar which was ancient afghanistan coupled with wahhabi is him and the deadliness of the vast influx of weaponry into afghanistan has created a completely new world so the talent been which emerged to cleanse the land of their errant brothers are backed by pakistan, today still wage war. president obama had close to 90,000 troops in afghanistan. that he pulled them all out. the war continued, now a new president said he is going to take the gloves out, allow the cia greater latitude with drones, allow the army commanders on the ground to do what needs to be done to clean this up, more air support. the more air support the more villagers you are going to kill, the more

it's notjust...i mean omar sharif, the late omar sharif, there's selma hayek, who's got arab heritagemy for the thriller mr robot. there are some who've made their names. so rami malek was put on screen by an arab. wendie and tony, definitely trailblazers. people break through, no matter who they are. there are always exceptions to the rule. but the reality is i haven't been given that opportunity. i had to write my own tv show to get on television. i have a deal from my own sitcom called if i can can with universal studios. i couldn't even get a guest role to play before i stared on my own show. that's how wants discrimination there is. so when we have breakthrough stars, people who defy the odds, it's because they defy the odds. it's not because there are genuinely more opportunities for minorities than white people on television. especially with disability. you said arab and muslim of course are not synonymous, and you are absolutely right, of course, but when it comes to the way muslims are perceived the american actor samuel ljackson says young muslim americans need to start tell

omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.of houston, and this town was devastated by hurricane harvey. mo homes like this one here are going to need some sort of repair. and here we are four months after the storm and people are still living in shells of their even sleeping in tents because they don't have the supplies or the skills to rebuild. ladell and john harris thought their house would be safe built on 12-foot stilts near a bayou. but when hurricane harvey made landfall, their home was swallowed by the floodwaters. 42 years of memories gone. >> we don't have a door left in the house, it out. it was just something you can't explain to people. >> rep harriss without a home. for the last six weeks, they've lived in a fema trailer. th briefly lived with family but needed treatment for his lung cancer.ost faith. >> he had l and was hard to get help and it was wait on god,our before that i and these people drove up in our n cue. >> when the son of man comes -- >> the aprayer, a local pastor who practice as what he preaches.

omar villafranca looked at the cost. >> they're on the hunt for the home of their dreams in dallas. >> this is cool. >> a large kitchen and yard are must haves. >> big old sink. >> pantry. >> yeah, i like the floors. >> as the real estate market heats up in dallas and nationwide, speed is now the name of the game. if a house sounds promising, the couple has the to act fast. >> if you don't, then it's going to be off the market. before you can even, even t. take a look at it. >> open house traffic has picked up. some cities with the fastest growing home values. >> you got your gas range. >> dallas real estate agent. >> at this point people have off to come in preapproved don't they? >> 100%. things are moving off the shelf so quickly. that if you are not submitting that along with your, your contract for purchase, you are not going to get very far. >> do a small dining room table here. >> for austin pointer the question is whether the market will keep going strong. >> like, is it better to goen now? to drop at all. at this rate it has been going up, up, up, for the last couple of years

omar villafranca is there. >> come on!> for the first time in 28 years, tallahassee saw measurable snow. >> wow! >> reporter: for many in the south, the snowstorm gave them a chance to lay in weather usually seen farther north. eliza hunter spent the day taking pictures around snowy savannah. it hasn't snowed this much in the city in 30 years. >> i never thought i would see snow. all my childhood dreams realized. >> reporter: south carolinians don't normally keep sleds around, so drew improvised and took his daughter sadie out for a spin in a dawnedry basket. in conway, south carolina, this guy didn't let the weather stop him from enjoying a few cold ones on the pool. while in charleston it's hard to tell who was having more fun, this woman snowboarding in the street or the husky leading the way. the storm brought lizard conditions to florida where stunned iguanas fell from palm trees. >> it was actually a christmas present. there was a note that said we're going to go see snow. >> reporter: and then there is the feintuchs

omar villafranca tonight with the science of love. >> reporter: ida clay is an houston.ith her time stretched thin, she's tried digital dating -- >> i have done match.com, okcupid. >> reporter: -- with little success. i have done hinge. >> reporter: so, you are out there on the dating scene. >> yeah. and i don't do them all at once. ida is hoping to make a splash in the dating pool by signing up for a new app that uses the genetic pool. >> reporter: geneticist brittany baretto and data analy mirza co-founded pheramor, which uses dna to help users fs. >> so one of our taglines is, "bringing love at your hand." >> reporter: the creators say there are 11 genes that impact the app uses dna from a cheek swab to match users based on their pheromones, chemicals released by the body that can trigger attraction. the dating tool also uses information from the user's social media accounts. >> the dna will not be misleading. metadata -- >> reporter: you can't cheat genetics. >> you cannot lie about your genetics. >> reporter: while there is scientifare many other factors that determ

jeff. >> omar, thank you very much.er is chief meteorologist at our cbs station in boston, wb z eric, tell us what its happening now and what its to come. >> jeff, an exemptional run of cold. ever since christmas day. today set a number of record lows in the morning. afternoon wasn't better. high temperatures. 30s done to the gulf coast. and cold enough, we are going to see a wintry mix develop. late tonight, tomorrow morning. north florida for the second time this season. likely snow on the ground in across coastal, south, north carolina. and rapidly we get a beast of an ocean storm. this is going to become extreme leap powerful as the it tracks just off to the east of nantucket. bringing the strongest impacts across new england. see snow down through new york city into the mid-atlantic as well. biggest totals will been new england, central, eastern new england. boston area. likely going to see a foot of snow out of this one. also be looking at strong wind. those winds creating potential power outages at the coast. tha

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france's president omar on is expected to press for a stronger cross-channel border security when he meets prime minister theresa mann london later on thursday leaders are also expected to discuss ongoing negotiations there's other headlines news continues after people and power computer. the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed just a satisfied for the state of their economy this is easily estonia's biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. it's become one of the defining themes of our times a tidal wave of humanity in search of sanctuary from war repression or poverty in recent years millions have taken to the road in the hope that safety and a better life lie elsewhere some manage it some don't but almost every journey is a tale of hardship insurance and great risk over consecutive episodes where telling one such story as seen through the eyes of those who made it. somewhere in south eas

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where is the palestinian omar sadat. if he can demonstrate he can be that leader, we would welcome it. his rent actions demonstrates the total opposite. the united states remains deeply committed to helping the israelis and the palestinians reach a historic peace agreement. that brings a better future to both peoples just as we did successfully with the egyptians and the jordanians. but we will not chase after a palestinian leadership that lacks what is needed to achieve peace. to get historic results, we need courageous leaders. history is provided such leaders in the past. for the sake of the palestinian and israeli people, we pray it does so again. thank you. >> u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley. comporting abbas. the president of the palestinian people to reach out to the israelis and try to come to some peace negotiations. abbas earlier in the week, you might know, had some pretty harsh things to say about the israelis and the situation overall regarding benjamin netanyahu and his country. the united