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. >> this is one more plo voc active incident in a series we have seen over the last several months. south korea in our ally, it has been since the kore have an war and we strongly affirm in the defense of them. >> they say they launched in retaliation to war games under way. >> new recall involving general motors, pickup trucks were recalled. they say there is a problem with the system that anchors child safety seats. owners can't get to one of the apgers. no injuries have been reported and owners will soon be notified. get the exact models at www.abc7.com. >>> the government is now moving to out law herbal and chemical blend or synthetic marijuana. the products are sold as incense and labeled not for human consumption. they are increasingly popular among teens even though they have sent many people to the hospital. k-2 and blaze are some of the names they go by. >> it's very chilly outside, not quite this cold but it will be tonight. check out heavenly where we are seeing sunshine, more snow is on the way if you are headed up for the holiday weekend. >> and decades old white house

. >> this is one more plo voc active incident in a series we have seen over the last several months. south korea in our ally, it has been since the kore he an war and we strongly affirm in the defense of them. >> they say they launched in retaliatioto war games under way. >> new recall involving general motors, pickup trucks were recaed. they say there i a problem with the system that anchors child safety seats. owners can't get to one of the apgers. no injuries have been reported and owners will soon be notified. get the exact models at www.abc7.com. >>> the governments now moving to out law herbal and chemical blend or synthetic marijuana. the products are sold as incense and label not for huma consumption. they are increasingly popur among teens even though they have sent many people to the hospital. k-2 and blaze are some of the names they go by. >> it's very chilly outside, not quite this cold but it will be tonight. check out heavenly where we are seeing sunshine, more snow is on the way if you are headed up for the holiday weekend. >> and decades old white house tradition, tha

paul sar bin, and steven plo ploerow. rabin, and steven ploerow. ploerow. >> plott row. if. for such a small word it packs a wallop. if i live to a hundred. if social security isn't enough. if my heart gets broken. if she says yes. we believe if should never hold you back. if should be managed with a plan that builds on what you already have. together we can create a personal safety net, a launching pad, for all those brilliant ifs in the middle of life. you can call on our expertise and get guarantees for the if in life. after all, we're metlife. this program has been occasione journal of february 28th, 2004 called going dutch in legalizing prostitution, and soft drugs. >> are we discontinued to do the same. why do you those are the kind of issues that you select. that is a basic recap of your proposition of the peace. do you want to talk about the global pipeline the global pipeline of values that's coming across. most people in the united states we make up our mine. we don't follow europe. >> right. well i think that's a popular myth and misconception. i lived overseas an

we were not the plo friends of the plo group that existed. we were a human rights campaign, and so some of those issues didn't affect us but we were clear in condemning that stuff and made it very clear that it will only was destructive of human life on the israeli side but it was destructive of people love understanding of the palestinians on the other side. it was bad for both. >> host: talk about the central the of the palestinian issue for era this. you think i do a very good job of explaining that there is and in a way no such thing as an air of tecum -- arab world, from morocco through these countries are quite similar. but the palestinian issue does loom large. why is that? >> guest: there isn't a arab or on the other hand but there is on the of your hand. it's like there are catholic sensibilities. there are distinct the era of sensibilities, and one of the key issues is palestine. i call it the wound that never heals. in some ways there is an existential identification that arabs have with that question, and there are people like the

how old you defend against the charge that those nine months were wasted because the plo was not willing to come to the table and there's a corollary question, supposing we get a two-month extension of a moratorium, will the palestinians come back to the table? if you do come back to the table, what do you think you can do in two months that would be an accomplishment that would go beyond those two months? >> this chart showshe moratorium with our figures and israeli figures. when they reached a moratorium of 10 months, this was meant to increase of almost 17%. they were constructing 3450 under the maritime -- moratorium. they haveonfessed they had made 100 violations in 12 months. we went through proximity talks. we offered our opposition. the israelis said, no. we cannot discuss anything without direct negotiations. we had that. now since september 26th, and they introduced 312 housing units in east jerusalem. this is air up later. they want to get 6000 housing units which will give them a stand that he has until 2014. they might come to us and a few weeks say, i agree on the moratoriu

at one point, the plo was transferred, meaning countriest.had factions because the assigned question is a question in the minds of rs. and how do you balance severing palestine can use in palestine? how do you balance the political geography of palestinians, whils scattered all over the arab world and doing many cases havea to abide by the rules and understanding of the given of an country they given to survive, to maintain their kids at schools and universities. and then, you have israeli occupation. i was 12 years old when the israeli occupation came. i went to jail by the israelis when i was 13-year-old. that will tell you something. that will tell you something about the nature of the negotiations. we are different. we are not your normal conflict. we have people 11 going to synagogues same -- we have people who are going to synagogue and saying the same thing every saturday. there are people who go to churches every sunday and believe they are hearing and seeing it for the same time. deal with that. been a believe and a divine power -- t

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paul sar bin, and steven plo ploerow. rabin, and steven ploerow. ploerow. >> plott row. if. for such a small word it packs a wallop. if i live to a hundred. if social security isn't enough. if my heart gets broken. if she says yes. we believe if should never hold you back. if should be managed with a plan that builds on what you already have. together we can create a personal safety net, a launching pad, for all those brilliant ifs in the middle of life. you can call on our expertise and get guarantees for the if in life. after all, we're metlife. this program has been occasione journal of february 28th, 2004 called going dutch in legalizing prostitution, and soft drugs. >> are we discontinued to do the same. why do you those are the kind of issues that you select. that is a basic recap of your proposition of the peace. do you want to talk about the global pipeline the global pipeline of values that's coming across. most people in the united states we make up our mine. we don't follow europe. >> right. well i think that's a popular myth and misconception. i lived overseas an

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to be fair, they never disputed the fact that the plo have the jurisdiction in negotiations with israel. it specified that the negotiations with israel, -- they passed for one thing. i do not think that the division today is because of negotiations. they were always there. they maintained an agreement with you. in 2006, the one. -- they won. if i have an end game agreement with israel, who would prevail? if i do not have an endgame agreement, i will stop. >> this is a tough one. i think. change is hard. to expect a change in others it is understandable. particularly when you're the weakest party in the negotiation. if you had to identify one in perfection, weakness, flock, in the palestinian strategy these many years, with respect to the israelis and the negotiating process, and there are many strengths, but no one is perfect. we know this. >> israel these are not perfect? shocking. >> what was the most significant shortcoming in the palestinian strategy? >> i have no army, no air force, no economy. if it is my word against an israeli, we cannot stand a chance. when we entered these neg

to be fair, they never disputed the fact that the plo have the jurisdiction in negotiations with israel it specified that the negotiations with israel, -- they passed for one thing. i do not think that the division today is because of negotiations. they were always there. they maintained an agreement with you. in 2006, the one. -- they won. if i have an end game agreement with israel, who would prevail? if i do not have an endgame agreement, i will stop. >> this is a tough one. i think. change is hard. to expect a change in others it is understandable. particularly when you're the weakest party in the negotiation. if you had to identify one in perfection, weakness, flock, in the palestinian strategy these many years, with respect to the israelis and the negotiating process, and there are many strengths, but no one is perfect. we know this. >> israel these are not perfect? shocking. >> what was the most significant shortcoming in the palestinian strategy? >> i have no army, no air force, no economy. if it is my word against an israeli, we cannot stand a chance. when we entered these nego

plo hamed osman mohamud will make that appearance this morning. this is a city much in shock that this teenager was plotting to blow up thousands of people. now we're learning more about his plan and the fbi sting that led to his capture. as a crowd of 10,000 gathered for traditional tree-lighting ceremony mohammed osman mohammed hoped to fulfill a dream, using a bomb to create mass karnidge. he targeted families, women and children, telling agents i want whoever is attending that event to leave either dead or injured. what he did not know is that federal agents had given him a van load of fake explosives after he tried twice with his cell phone too detonate the bomb they swooped in. >> a signal was given from the undercover operatives and the arrest team moved in. >> the 18-month sting operation tracked him as he purchased bomb making materials from the feds. the fbi even oversaw what mohammed thought was a practice run allowing him to blow up a back pack in a remote location. he planned friday's event for maximum impact saying it's going to be a

you can see were the plo is on your screen we still have an overturned a great blocking three of lanestraffic is our only in the left-hand lane and the center divide the good news is the back of his action beginning to disappear either action picking up but the bad news is we are seeing a closure of the southbound 101 to northbound 80 the close that down as it tried to operate the big break in the meantime leave your house a little bit earlier if you're commuting in the non can you direction or you can find an alternate route you can take 87 as that ride is in the green. another house far we're following a rise on city streets and of oakland, here's a live look at macarthur there was a scene of an earlier c h p high- speed chase there may be something talbott when i can confirm as there are some major injuries to report. we're doing is some major street closers on oakland streets. one s six n for those of a shutdown as was a couple of others expect these road closures to continue on for the next hour or so. a couple of stalls, minor incidents as around the bay no other problems to repo

. >>> former reality tv show plo producer is redman is staying in jail for now.on charges of killing his wife on vacation last april. this morning i spoke with redman's sisters who wants him to stay behind bars until he goes to trial. >> his hard work is paying off. but i feel that this is just the beginning and we are going to continue working hard in this case and trying to, you know, bring forward justice for my sister. >> redman is due back in court for a bail hearing on november 29th. >>> here's katie couric with a preview of tonight's cbs evening news. >> good morning. trillions in debt. how close is the u.s. to reaching its credit limit? we'll put debt and the deficit in focus tonight only on the cbs evening news. now back to "the early show." >>> dave is still trying to make his way home. >>> this weather report sponsored by chrysler. >>> that's your latest weather. now here's maggie. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, the royal scoop on prince william's wedding. kate middleton is checking out westminster abbey, and much more here on "the early show" on cb

came the first intifada, and israel recognized the plo.israel would have never it i could the occupation of south lebanon if it knew all the soldiers that were killed there. this is a horrifying message. to say if you want us to move, kill us. but that's the message. we always say, israel's army said about the arabs. they only understand the lay which forced to wear the first ones to understand only the leverage of force, and it's very, very depressing. i don't feel safe here with any kind of pride. but nobody can deny this. yes, please. [inaudible] >> make your pardon? you speak so quickly. as a nativeborn israeli, what is your view of jewish law? >> this is the result where, you know, when norman finkelstein came to israel and he was detained in the airport over a year ago, he could apply for israeli citizenship, and then they had to give it to him. they wouldn't let him in as a tourist. but would he apply, no, he had to get it because he was jewish. i have no problem with the fact that israeli is open to any jew in the world to come and

on around the world we have worried about inflation and asia and ireland may have to have the same plot year. all this stuff going on and that's what got investors spooked. nothing on the domestic and this is all global in nature. we will let you know how low it goes. >> we will be right back one of our whole lot earlier spotearlier hot spots still of our whole lot earlier spotearlier hot spots still bumper-to-bumper. o? 9:40 a.m. the bay bridge is free and clear. these people should wait turnaround. the price goes down at 10. 56 and oakland they will see a high of 73 cooler than yesterday but still sunny and mild. nice for november but then we get to the real november temperatures this weekend appeared >> as we head towards the holidays more people expected to fly as they go through airports facing tougher security a lot of people questioning the full body scanners in all major airports a lot of people don't like them they have radiation concerns now off full-blown revolt under way about the tse's new screening techniques. there is a fan page colts' national opt out day. they want the

showers the north bay system continuing to push through seeing more showers in the east bay and peninsula ploreen showing moderate showers. for the most part we will see light showers in moderate rain showers. clearing up by their early morning hours wednesday. a dry day on wednesday. highs today you don't have too much variety in the '60s for santa rosa 64 napa. 61 in oakland today 62 redwood city, have 62 in livermore. the 7 day around the bay forecast drying out on wednesday and then increasing in temperature rise would make our way into the work week. the weekend d.c. warm temperatures high 60s saturday mid-70s on sunday. nice conditions after the rain. >> 10 03 a.m. the investigation into a warehouse fire inside the warehouse marrow memorabilia and other important things music to equipment to guitars. they belonged to neil young all up in flames and ashes. they are assessing the damage. neil young's people have been out there taking pictures? >> yes they are still doing that. every now and then we see them pull out a pilot with boxes. they are making sure a lot of items hopefully are sav

speaker look w he plo' >> of 181 points. >> breaking news, at a bulk plant where police have a restedts that were held inside a convenience store. near highway 580 kron4 is so the reporter is on the form on the scene. he wishes that all the info when happen? >> we might have some communication problem are you ? looks like we do not have him on the line. the last update city given the newsroom is that these two had been wanted for a robbery that happens near highland hospital there are a few businesses there. a liquor store, another couple of stores or by the hospital. then the robbery suspects were spotted at this gas station the ec here, in these areas of seminary that is when police moved in. we understand there's no customers or storekeepers interest in this. we do know from solar reporter that he said two people taken into custody. mark. bay area weather big story will watching a storm coming in for the weekend and the possibility of snow even in the bay area. >> the thing with this storm is not just wet weather snow in the sierra snow in the higher peaks also a chance of frost. c

it's about what our ambassadors, dim plo mats, hard working staff, and what they do day in and day outhave told them every time anyone representing britain meets a foreign counterpart for however short of time, i want them walking into that room armed with a list of things they are there to deliver for our country. others do this, we should too, and when it comes to the european union, we have shown in recent months how we are constructive and firm partners using our membership of the eu, and i can promise you this, we can stand up at each and every turn for our financial services industry and the city of london. london is europe's financial center, and with this government, i'm determined it will remain so. [applause] >> next, bringing a more strategic approach on defending our national security. we set up for the first time a national security counsel which met on the first day of the government and has met weekly ever since. foreign policy, defense policy, domestic policy, development policy, all the decision makers, not pursuing desperate missions in different departments, but sitt

to be fair, they never disputed the fact that the plo have the jurisdiction in negotiations with israel it specified that the negotiations with israel, -- they passed for one thing. i do not think that the division today is because of negotiations. they were always there. they maintained an agreement with you. in 2006, the one. -- they won. if i have an end game agreement with israel, who would prevail? if i do not have an endgame agreement, i will stop. >> this is a tough one. i think. change is hard. to expect a change in others it is understandable. particularly when you're the weakest party in the negotiation. if you had to identify one in perfection, weakness, flock, in the palestinian strategy these many years, with respect to the israelis and the negotiating process, and there are many strengths, but no one is perfect. we know this. >> israel these are not perfect? shocking. >> what was the most significant shortcoming in the palestinian strategy? >> i have no army, no air force, no economy. if it is my word against an israeli, we cannot stand a chance. when we entered these nego

what was provided, how do you defend against the charge that those nine months were wasted because the plo was not willing to come to the table? as a corollary question, supposing we get a two month extension of the moratorium, will the palestinians come back to the table? if you do come back to the table, what do you think you can do in two months that would be an accomplishment that would, in fact, take the negotiations somewhere beyond those two months? >> howard, good to see you. we appreciate very much what you did as the director of usaid. this chart shows the moratorium in our figures and israeli figures. when we reached the 10 month end of the moratorium, this would be an increase of almost 17% in israel and an increase of 16%. they have constructed 3452 units under the moratorium. they admitted to 900. okay? we went through proximity talks and we offered our position. they said no. they said they wanted to -- they would not discuss anything without direct negotiations. we had them the whole month of september. yet they were not reciprocated when we asked them about an end game. si

to be fair, they never disputed the fact that the plo have the jurisdiction in negotiations with israel. this was article 5. also, article number seven, it specified that the negotiations with israel, -- they passed for one thing. i think it is a fair demand. i do not think that the division today is because of negotiations. they were always there. they maintained an agreement with you. in 2006, the one. -- they won. look, aaron, if i have an end game agreement with israel, who would prevail? if i do not have an endgame agreement, i will stop. >> this is a tough one. i think. change is hard. to expect a change in others it is understandable. particularly when you're the weakest party in the negotiation. if you had to identify one in perfection, weakness, flock, in the palestinian strategy these many years, with respect to the israelis and the negotiating process, and there are many strengths, but no one is perfect. we know this. >> israel these are not perfect? shocking. >> what was the most significant shortcoming in the palestinian strategy? >> i have no army, no air force, no economy

liquid plo by limiting liquids. what is difficult is to anticipate the specific nature of every conceivable threat and come up with security protocol. the clearest example is the limitation on the weight of prints or toner cartridges that can be shipp by air cargo, which is a very specific customers bonds to the yemen plot, but it is almost ridiculous and its level of specificity. they can go with a different kind of office equipment and not fall into the trap there. one of the rsons that the tsa was cagey about releasing details to the public of the nature of the new procedures, exacy how it works, what officers are looking for is because they do not want to give terrorist hous a heads up. host: just outside philadelphia, king of prussia, pennsylvan. republican caller. caller: i think it is ridiculous. a person could walk into an airport and blow up the airport and they could do that in many airports around the country host. host: even before they get into thscreening area? caller: the screen is not work if anyone

in the past many years it was the plo refugees department. many in this room will know the plo is a shadow of its former self. it doesn't the political financial clout, the patronage it used to have and the refugee affairs department while that remains the officials vehicle is a much weaker oregon than it used to be so they would look to others. we may be one of them. we have been at the site of the refugee population over 60 years providing the services and in poll after poll said that if in the crisis who would you turn to they would say in very heavily 60 to 70% of the met turned to unrwa as those who have seen them through times of emergency and normal times to be able to help them to improve their lives. so while such a change would require a change in the mandate of unrwa, which is a still temporary agency from as far as the u.n. is concerned 50 years and on, and it is something we would be prepared to take up if we were given that responsibility to assist the transition of the refugees to prepare the ground and help them to move on to