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for the clinton foundation and turned around and gave him pls of dollars in these federal loans for plo jekts. i'm wondering why what she did is legal and what the governor -- the former governor of virginia did is not legal. >> well it is selective justice and she you see it all around the world. chinese purge is a political purnl. senator menendez in new jersey, just a coincidence after he blasts obama on cuba and iran suddenly these charges get resurrected. it is political. you saw it with the tea party. it's not pay to play. you fight genuine corruption where somebody took a bribe to do something. but this other stuff is pure politics. >> bill as john was saying the government is to big though that you just can't avoid politics. >> the question comes on to this, do we want to give one more tool to eric holder's department of retaliation? >> i think the way you phrase it the answer is clear. >> well no. reluctantly i'm going to say yes. >> why? >> because i think it's too easy for politicians to high graft in foundations and i think the only way to cure that is to excel disclosure of

private e-mail account rather than one operated by the government while serving as the nation's top dip plowe learned that account was created on a private server at clinton's home. >>> a justice department details racial bias at ferguson, missouri. aid rayna diaz found out the department was more interested in generating revenue than protecting public safety. >> reporter: the justice department is demanding change after finding racial bias in the ferguson, mo police department. >> ferguson police officers routinely violate the fourth amendment in stopping people without reason suspicion, argue them without probable cause and using unreasonable force against them. >> reporter: the justice department also announced there was not enough evidence to support federal civil rights charges against former ferguson police officer darren wilson for the shooting death of 18- year-old michael brown. the scathing federal report did find the department routinely violated the civil rights of its citizens. it found that while 67% of ferguson's population is black mrecent years they accounted for 85% of peo

there's the green showing where the iranians and the plo is slightly heavier rain which is making itself south. this is the scene at midnight. the cloud makes itself southbound into the morning with mostly cloudy skies. that band of showers will move to the south and will fizzle out and disappear as it gets closer to santa rosa. the best shot we have for any kind of rain are points north of santa rosa. but there could be a couple more showers into the afternoon. now temperatures will be cooler for tomorrow in the low to mid 70's . and i will talk about a better chance for rain later. >> vicki: a bay area woman is helping the victims of sexual assault and power other people. >> stanley: changes are coming to cuba is a man in san francisco in the next edition of people behaving badly the >> stanley: attention to the man smoking this cigarette whose colonial, having this statute. when he gets to the top his buddy shoots a photo. after the fetishes over he sits down. >> people for climb up fall off and then blame people even those their own fault. >> stanley: did you see the sign for that? >

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big perimeter we did can i get too close to to show you a weekend is to know it we're wedded to the plo to come here we should have and the next half-hour more information we do know now the blood there was a shooting and the turner interviewed a witness they heard shots and glass breaks and there was a scuffle and everything that's confusing from their the witness thought it might have been around a car that was in injured was not confirmed we really want this area is really gridlock. >>gabe slate: san francisco and then ask the size of for that area and where to get information from the isle as soon as we can hopefully get a 30 just a little after. >>reporter: instead of to be a cooler night thanks to a gusting northwestern transporting dry and cool air mass decide disagree market open 58 for you instead was that lower 60s in concord as santa rosa 58 degrees and livermore take a look at headlines tonight mostly for the balance in the north and east to communities as it had a long coastline but away from the coast were looking at a starlit night israel has voted the opposition leader i

at the same time he believes end of he believes in dialogue whether with the plo or it ran or formerly china. he believes in negotiation. an international system is better by people in forces talking and having conversations and talking to each other rather than -- because they have to litigate which is what they found out with the soviet union and china. we we all have these weapons and have to find a way to coexist. you you can't coexist without talking to people and staying in touch. >> back your against the wall. wait. one moment until one moment until the microphone gets to you. >> thanks. >> john lewis biography of came kevin went deeply into his character and personality and interconnected it with his political and other activities. what is the deepest insight into scowcroft that you can connect with his you no his contribution to american foreign policy and american politics? >> he said to me -- this gets to his sort of dedication to national -- may be the duty, honor, country from west point but his dedication to the united states his kind of patriotism combined with his disci

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believes the united states should work with existing powers whether the soviet union, arafat and the plo or iran in pursuit of common goals for the promotion of international stability. so how does a study of scowcroft's life and his approach of security policy inform us at present? a study of his career and the implicit comparison that makes with other national security advisers in other presidential administrations reveals several things. one is the importance of personnel and interpersonal chemistry in the white house. both between the president and his national security adviser and among the foreign policy principles. scowcroft learned from the very difficult nixon/ford years and from the iran contra affair. the nsc had to coordinate policy making, the president and his principals had to be able to delegate responsibility, but this meant getting the buy-ins and the principals to their deputies' recommendations and vice versa. furthermore, what vietnam made glaringly apparent was u.s. presidents and their staffs had to work carefully and closely with the press if they were to lead eff

wherever the plo came, they lost it. >> i'm guessing a lot of people would disagree with that statement radars and cameras. >> so from the high ground, you can see anybody walking at night. you could see from pretty far out. >> definitely. >> could you identify them after the fact? >> depends. we have our protocols that we work with. and we had our successes. >> we drive to another settlement a few miles away. hot, sun-bleached, suburban feeling. behind its ring of electronic surveillance censors and security, everything they feel they need. a school, public transportation, and a petting zoo. this man has lived here 23 years. he's a wine maker and amateur cook. oh, wow. you're not kidding around. >> the salmon is marinated with pomegranate juice that -- on the season, i squeeze pomegranates. i freeze the juice so i'll have it all year round. >> where were you before here? >> i was born in pennsylvania. >> so your parents brought you over at age 4? >> yeah. >> parents in their 20s with kids living in the relative comfort and familiarity of pennsylvania. heading off to what must have, at

in the palestinians and plo are quite explicit about this. they model this.they model a lot of what they did. this exemplar. you don't want to discuss those type of things. the political divisions we were talking earlier still israeli politics and go back to that time that using the word terrorism becomes yet another loaded phrase and volatile rhetoric. one thing -- this is not in the book. it is a thick enough because it is command i had to cut out almost half of it what is fascinating -- and i'm sorry that there was not run even in the epilogue. in september 1948 there was an assassination a swedish national, the un mediator because they feared the partition plan would not favor israel. it is fascinating. this has not happened often in history sense. immediately outlawed the gang ordered the arrest of all of its members in fact seized 248 members put in jail. one actually lived in exile and cannot return to israel until 19 46 because of 46 because of that arrest. basically the not -- the law directed against jewish terrorists with the same laws the british

the right is stronger and broader than it was in 1999 part as as a result of the plo rejecting the offer that was made by bill clinton of a peace settlement. double edged sword made him look like he didn't care much about domestic issues but it appeals to a lot of voters. >> rabbi, what's your take? >> i wish bob were correct. i wish you were right, ed that all of this is political theater and manipulation on the part of netanyahu to win votes. i wish iran was not threatening israel with annihilation. i wish they were not the world's foremost sponsors of terrorism. to say none of this has any grounding in reality is to evade reality of who iran is. now the victory today is for the israeli people. israel is a democracy with all these threats. they still conducted a fair and open election. that's astonishing. contrast israel with iran. why are we sidelining israel with iran and demonizing the people who want a seat at the table who want to be part of the negotiations? who is iran? >> rabbi, if he has hit national security so hard and this is the position of the israelis why is this electio

between the time of my third trip and my fourth trip, the plo hijacked airplanes, flew them into the desert, where they blew up these jets. that was the beginning of this whole new era. that was the beginning of all the airport security that now is just part and parcel of life. in october of '70, when i went back to istanbul for my fourth trip, i knew that security and airport security certainly is going to be heightened. but my supreme confidence just overrode my intelligence. i had my routine down. i knew the cab driver. this would be another easy score. i went out to the airport, watched people going through customs. nobody was getting body searched. nobody is getting frisked. i'm thinking, no problem. went through customs. they looked at my passport. it has got a lot of stamps in it now. they then had all of the passengers get on a bus. i wasn't quite sure why, because it hadn't happened previous. >> i myself have been three weeks in istanbul because my son is in the military. >> there was some woman talking about her son and tlafling here. i was listening and smiling thinking i

they should look at their own behavior and own statements before they try to accuse the plo who have and sincerely to put an end to this conflict. >> thank you very much for taking the time to be with me. >> thank you. >>> outfront is global. our global edition airs on cnn international saturday and sunday. extended interviews on both sides of the cnn international. >>> there were warnings about the suspect accused of the who riffing attack of a pregnant woman. >>> a black man found hanging from a tree. new information on his death. is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going under, around and through the nail. most common side effects include ingrown toenail, ap

there's already been a reaction from a senior plo official that says israel chose the part of racism occupation and settlement building and did not choose the path of negotiation and partnership between us. bear in mind one of the parties that will come into the coalition will be the jewish far right party said there will never be a palestinian state. clearly, there is going to be a hard line on this issue. potentially netanyahu could be tempered by a centrist party that could come into the coalition which wants to try true reignite the talks but there will be dismay on the palestinians, dismay in the white house that sees mr. netanyahu as an obstacle to any progress on the palestinian peace issue and at the moment that issue really there is very little optimism it's going to move forward any time soon. >> mark we will leave it there but thank you very much as always. mark lowen, our correspondent in jerusalem. >>> let's turn to germany because violent clashes have broken out in the city of frankfurt where anti-capitalist protesters form from across europe have converged ahead of the

. >> that's the leader of the plo. >> understands that netanyahu has never really wanted peace. he's tried to play with them tried to move them tried to push them forward but i think that his election this time went over the top and america has to make a choice if he with want peace, it's not going to come with benjamin netanyahu in office because he has no interest in it at all. he wants to further entrench israel into the west bank to make it possible for two states to ever come into being. >> stephen, which netanyahu do you believe? the one-state netanyahu or the two-state netanyahu? >> i believe netanyahu says his first priority is the security of the israeli state and whether it's the iran negotiations with the palestinian authorities, he's basically laying out a narrative but i think a lot of americans are going to sympathize with can you make peace with a state that includes elements that call for your elimination and when it comes to the palestinian authority, ties to hamas are pretty clear. how can you have a two-state solution in peace when they say that they want to h

the plo and majority of the palestinian people stand tall on the two-state solution. he knows that.finger pointing blame assignment. if mother theresa was the president of the palestinians and thomas jefferson were to be the speaker of the palestinians and they would say two-states they will be accused of connections. wolf you know this area. you know how dangerous such statements are. you know the forces of extremism when we fight isis and all the forces and they must be defeated. we cannot have such statement and such deeds and such activities because winning the battle over extremism in this region requires peace between palestinians and israelis. there is only one option for this peace between palestinians and israelis and that is a two-state solution. netanyahu made a big mistake and he must show deeds by announceing and standing tall and telling his people that we have to live side by side with the palestinians and their own sovereign state and he must immediately move to stop settlement activity. failure will bring palestinians and israelis deeper in the conflict. >> i know y

reaction from the plo senior official theres saying israel chose the path of racism occupation and settlementuilding and did not choose the path of negotiation and partnership between us. potentially mr. netanyahu could have his rhetoric temperred slightly by centrist party part of the coalition, potentially he will begin to stop and go into his fourth term. but very unlikely going to be real movement on the palestinian issue any time soon. >> okay. yes, reaction no doubt coming in. for the time being, mark low en thank you very much. mark lowen in jerusalem there for us. like i said we will monitor reaction that is coming in but let's move to europe because in germany, violent clashes have broken out in the city of frankfurt from anti-capitalist protesters from across europe have converged ahead of the inauguration of the headquarters of the european central bank. police cars have been burned and firefighters attacked. 80 officers said to have been injured and demonstrations have in part descended into rioting. police have used water cannons to disperse crowds and arrested more than 300 prot

micro facial indicators or body language indicators to decide if somebody is being deceptive or has a plomething up their sleeve. but the government accountability office did a meta-review of scientific literature related to this program and found that humans were the consensus seems to be that humans are really bad at determining just by these kinds of behavioral indicators whether someone is lying. they did not find that there was science to back up that you could use these detectors to determine whether someone was being deceptive. amy: how much has the tsa spent on this program? cora: at least $1 billion to date. in 2013 it was upwards of $900 million. it's been going since 2007. amy: two black women told reuters the tsa agreed to stop screening black female passengers based on their sister lux hairstyles. cora: there have been reports of officers coming forward and saying they look for a particular minority. the list is just used as a pretense. that is what one of our sources told us. he called it a license to harass. amy: what you say to those who say you have gotten this list, was

they are just barely covering up their frustrations at this point, with the most rudd meant tri of dip ploit's very clear they don't think netanyahu's walk back that he gave on your show is legitimate. they take him at his preelection word and operating on an understanding that he's not invested at all in the peace process. but they are now publicly saying that they don't believe that there will be a palestinian state during his time as prime minister and they are actively looking for other avenues to pursue some sort of negotiation. that's pretty remarkable at this point. >> now, the next big breach -- potential breach in the relationship will come with a sunday deadline on an iran nuclear framework. here's what -- of course you asked president obama about that. >> they have not yet made the kind of concessions that are going to be needed for a final deal to get done. but they have moved. and so there's the possibility. and the other thing is going to be me being able to show not just the american people or the israeli people but the world that in fact we have mechanisms in place that wil

for more on this very important visit of netanyahu, i'm joined by ann gearan, dip plo mattic consultantor "washington post." you've been reporting on the election and also investigations into netanyahu spending and ethics questions about his wife. he brought sara with him on this trip and gave quite a shout-out to her at apec. she doesn't usually travel on these visits. >> to the point of whether or not his own political future and election in two weeks enter into this debate, he sort of referenced that today by saying that she had come and that her grace under pressure was something that he admired. that pressure is considerable. there are a couple of investigations going on in israel into her household spending at the same time as netanyahu faces a tougher than expected re-election. he called these elections earlier and wouldn't have done that if he didn't think he could win. but a number of circumstances changed and his re-election is tighter than expected. he is still very much favored to be the only person who could put together a government coming out of those elections. he is lik

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lastly on the palestinians, our courts just a few days ago ordered the palestinian authority and the ploo pay for terror and yet the p.a. has hired a d.c. lobbying firm. we all know that money is fungible, so isn't our money to the palestinians actually paying for their court order terror penalties and their lobbying efforts here in congress? >> well, let me answer the last two very quickly and i'll talk about the others. the answer is no, that money is not paying for it. in fact that money is not flowing right now because of the icc and what is going on. and the p.a. is nearly bankrupt at this moment. it is in nobody's interest, madame chair, for this to -- for the p.a. to fall apart. >> and on cuba? >> so we don't want that to happen. i'll come to cuba in a minute. on the 14-year-old venezuelaen, that is horrendous. venezuela keeps moving in the wrong direction and making the wrong choices. and the answer is the sanctions are being implemented right now as fast as possible. we're working with the national security council. we're working with the department of treasury and other agencie

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. >> you know he blames the palestinian authority, the plo for forging this alliance with hamas in gazathe state department considers a terrorist organization committed to israel's destruction. >> wolf you know that we have a government formed with agreement with hamas. but the political program of the government is two states. the state of palestine to live state by side the state of israel peace and security. there's not a single -- >> when netanyahu says you must end that relationship with hamas in order to revive the negotiations for a two-state solution you are smiling, but your reaction is in. >> hamas is a political problem. it's my problem. i know that once a palestinian state established, we must have one authority and the rule of law. wolf the other thing mr. netanyahu is doing now, he is withholding our money. we're not a state. israel collects our taxes and revenues for us $150 million a month. this is the fourth month they don't transfer our money. our hospitals are about to collapse. we're not saying salaries. and then if mr. netanyahu is seeking the end of the palestinian

president tweeted about the police shootings in ferguson overnight and he said the violence against plo police is unacceptable and prayers are with the officers in missouri. path to justice is one all of us must travel together. as he says the fact that violence against police is unacceptable, how do you feel about that? because this situation last night obviously brings up a lot of questions for how proper oversight can happen in the wake of the department of justice findings that there were bad practices coming out of ferguson police to its community. so as we see what happened last night on a good note where we know that this is something that people that were there to rally in celebration, that the chief was stepping down. how do you explain this taking place in that moment? >> well, let's be clear, we were not necessarily celebrating. we were standing in solidarity with what we know is good and true which is that there have been six regular is nations and chief jackson has resigned and shaw has resigned. neither was justice. not these resignations, they are necessary and good but n