the plo participates in these negotiations with good intentions and seriousness. it is adamant about bringing in just peace, freedom, and independence for the palestinian people. a solution for the refugees -- we've are attached to the international resolution. we do not want anything above, and we do not want anything under. we want to have a new era in our region the brings peace, justice, security, and prosperity for all. let me say that in 1993 on september 9, we signed, mr. prime minister, what is called a document of mutual recognition between us and israel, between former president arafat and the other. in these documents we give enough to show our intentions are good. to recognizing the state of israel. in camp david, also, commitments were required from us. and when we came back with president clinton, we carried on with all our commitments because we respect our commitments and our agreements. therefore, we start from here to reach a peace that will end the conflict. but that will meet all the demands and start anew era between the israeli and palestinian

next couple of days, palestinian leaders will discuss this crisis and the executive committee of the ploade order the withdrawal from the peace talks. >> more top stories this hour. pakistan has officially protested in nato about air strikes near the country's border with afghanistan. helicopters dropped into pakastani territory twice. in one attack, 30 people, said to be insurgents, died. a resignation just days after the country's players came home from their controversial to work. the american regional giant wal- mart is in negotiations to buy a $4 billion company in south africa. south africa is deeply concerned about anti-union policies at wal-mart. the venezuelan president is celebrating gains in parliamentary elections that could make the next five years difficult for hugo chavez. our correspondent in caracas has more. >> it is an atmosphere of order and peace. security was tight, as it is in most latin american elections. there were a few incidents of trouble and accusations of foul play at the polls. mr. job as voted himself at his stronghold in caracas -- mr. chavez voted himse

palestinians did not walk out of the talks immediately leaves time for more diplomacy but we have to weigh the plo and arab league decision in the next few days. u.n. envoy george mitchell will be back in the region. pressure will be high on the israeli government. netting and -- netanyahu has to work with his own coalition government, but time is running out. the settlement issue is one of many will have to deal with if they go on. >> thank you very much. the human rights council in geneva is debating a report into an attack by israeli commandos on a gaza-bound a flotilla last may. the raid may have broken international law. israel has rejected the findings as biased. there is another flotilla made up of jewish activists who said it want to express their support nearly 10 days after afghanistan's parliamentary election the country's electoral commission has ordered a partial recount. the commission said it had evidence of election fraud in seven of the 34 provinces. there were more than 3000 complaints of irregularities. a recount could further delay the results of the election, which had been ex

couple of days, palestinian leaders will meet to discuss this crisis and the executive committee of the plo may order mahmoud abbas to withdraw from the peace talks. >> more of the top stories this hour -- pakistan has officially protested to nato near the country's border -- protested of border -- protested air strikes near the border with afghanistan. in one attack, 30 people said to be insurgents had died. members of -- the head of the pakistan cricket team has resigned days after his country's players flew home from a controversial tour of england. several were suspended by greg's governing body under claims of a budding scam. walmart has started talks to buy south africa's wall -- south africa's largest wholesale company. the deal could be worth more than $4 billion. the south african trade unions as its concern about this because of what they call walmart's anti-union stands. opponents of the venezuelan president are celebrating gains in parliamentary elections. they could make the next five years very difficult indeed for hugo chavez. they won a third of the seats in the assembly. ou

. >> i assure you in the name of the plo that we will draw the years of experience and the negotiations and benefit from the lessons learned. and to make these negotiations successful. >> president obama says the opportunity for peace may not soon come again. >>> up next, the disturbing video of the man being tased in his own home. reaction tonight from an expert who trains officers in the use of force. >> also, how the bay area is reaching out to help injured fremont police officer shot by a president whated felon. >> and neighbors trying to reclaim a city park. why they say it has become too popular. >> all of that is coming up, and then later on "nightline." >> i'm terry moran. coming up, crisis at the discovery channel. we have more on the dramatic hostage standoff there. and a state of emergency, and mandatory evacuations in the path of hurricane earl. we'll tell you where and how hard >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> the fremont police officer shot friday by a suspected it gang member is still in serious condition tonight. officer todd young is s

couple of days, palestinian leaders will meet to discuss the crisis and the executive committee of the plo may order mahmoud abbas to withdraw from the peace talks. >> in the last few hours, reports say that three suspected palestinian militants have been killed by an estimate -- an israeli air strike in the gaza strip. they fired at militants near the border a central gaza as they were about to launch rockets against israel. they belong to the islamic jihad group. says the hugo chÁvez venezuelas parliamentary election was an important victory for the country's socialist revolution. the opposition is also claiming success because it overturned the 2/3 majority that the president's socialist party held in the nationalist parliament. the governing socialists still hold the most seats, but the opposition said it won just half of the popular vote. bbc's will grant is in the capital of caracas. is hugo chÁvez putting on a brave face? >> in a sense. he is also pointing out that his party did make -- did obtain the nationalist -- national assembly that he was looking for, albeit, as you quite rig

, are notd gentlemen com starting from scratch because we had many rounds of negotiations between the plo and the israeli government, and we studied all horizons and we also find it and determine all the pending issues. we will work on all the final status issues -- security, borders, and also releasing detainees -- and in order to create the state of palestine that lives side by side with the state of israel in order to end the conflict and a historic demands in the middle east and to bring peace and security for the two people at all the peoples of the region. once again, we want to state our commitment to find on all our engagements, including security and ending incitements, and we call on their israeli government to work forward with this commitment to end all settlement activity and to lift the embargo over the as s-chip -- on bet gallup -- on the gaza strip. you know, ladies and gentlemen, we have security practices that are still being built, but we are doing everything expected from them. mr. they weaken that the operations. we did not only condemned them, but we also followed on

the frustrated, the angry, those without hope giving vent to their fury. ♪ in jericho, which will also come under plotrol, there was more of a sense of the day. it may be here in this ancient biblical city that yasser arafat sets up the plo's new headquarters. they were marching and chanting in jericho today. while three white house staffers playing clinton and rabin and arafat were doing a dry run. >> can you ask them all to move? can you ask them all to move? >> from the middle of the stage. >> reporter: and the table on which sadat and begin and carter signed the camp david agreement was being nudged into its proper place. >> about three inches this way. >> reporter: on this day at the white house former secretaries of state were a glut on the market. vance and kissinger. william p. rogers from all the way back in the nixon years. schulz, haig, eagleburger. when you tally up the years of service you get a sense of how much effort the united states has invested in helping bring this day to pass. >> today the leadership of israel and the palestine liberation organization will sign a declaration of p

besides, hamas, the plo, are terrorists. they make is will look like the victim. they will not be satisfied with land. they want israel to be destroyed. host: let me jump in at this point, something for each of our guests to respond to. guest: israel set itself up as a democracy, not a theocracy. much of the relationship that has been maintained with america has been based on that value. yes, there are biblical prophecies from which we draw inspiration. i am personally not an enthusiast about having a jewish the chronic state of israel, as much as a theocratic republic of iran. it may choose to define themselves as a theocratic base, deriving its decisions from biblical prophecy -- if that is the future of israel, and i acknowledge that there are more and more people in israel who think in those terms -- then everyone who disagrees with that vision, others with a democratic system, will have to step back and look at how they want to relate with that israel. the american president can only work with the israel that he has in front of him. it is a democracy based on

you have the plo saying that this is the only way to get statehood. if that succeeds, -- if the negotiations fail, i did not see them surviving for much longer. i will leave the solution for people to decide themselves. >> i have to note that aid to state solution has been part of the diplomacy -- a two-state solution has been part of this diplomacy since 1937. we are now going on 73 years. the chances that the two state -- two-state solution is going to disappear from the lexicon of diplomacy and his confidence anytime soon are fairly slim. with that, ladies and gentlemen, let me thank all of our catalyst for participating in today's event. i think all of you are out there for joining us for discussion -- i thank you all of you for joining us and our discussion. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> president obama and palestinian leaders today at the white house. president obama in the middle of the busy day here in washington. he met with the middle east leader

the plo bridge is a break in these discussions with good intentions. we are anxious for the peace to oversee independence for the palestinian people. we are attached to the international private solutions. we do not want anything less than. we want to have a new era in our region that brings peace, security, and prosperity. let me say that in 1993, on the ninth of september of this year we signed, mr. prime minister, what is called a document of mutual recognition between us and israel. failing this document -- in this document, we share our intentions are good with respect to recognizing the state of israel. also, commitments were required. when we came back with president clinton, we carried on without of our commitments. we start from here to find a piece that will end the conflict, that will meet all of the demand in this new era between the israeli and palestinian people. thank you and peace be among you. >> i want to thank the leaders for their statements. i want to thank the members of their respective teams who are here in both delegations. the

can you come up with ideas to have less burden on the department? 100 hours a plo is -- month is a lot of hours. is it possible we could more narrowly tailor it? >> one of the things that will help is the deployment of a new ais -- avis system. the contract is in its final stages, and we're talking about six months after that to have the avis replace the cumpt avis. so about a year. commissioner hammer: i appreciate that. 23 first of all, i think it is incredibly important stuff. having said that, i am always looking at a way we can be more sufficient. 200 hours when we're losing cops this year is a lot. i am asking if there is a way to somewhat narrow it and give it cost savings at the heart of the data. >> if i might make a discussion, it seems to me national primary concern is the number of level one, level 2, and level 3's that are being arrested. >> i don't think from this information we can imply there is disparity. we will see more hispanics here because there are a number of hispanics families impacted by the financial issue. -- impacted by the population i

the plo program -- ell program, for example. proximately 14% of the k-12 have english language and in -- have english-language learning, which means the child may read or write, but the parent does not. we are responsible to get them to a certain level. we had an arrangement with the federal government that we would have a four-year window to bring that up -- to get that right. we shrunk that down. we get a lot of dollars from the federal government tied to that. unfortunately, the way they measure as causes a problem because of the structure they do for the ones who are non- english. it is a problem. secondly, we do need reform of where we put the dollars we have. i would be more toward classrooms first, teachers. >> same question. the idea that arizona seemed to never get over the hump in terms of education studies and research. what is going on? >> arizona is failing our children. we have a situation where we are dead last in the nation in resources per child. that is an abomination. we have to change that. according to no tim

i'm in the healing plo process.ook for me to get that step into life. >> you were a toughie to start with. you described yourself a tomboy. >> definitely a tomboy, four uncles, two brothers growing up, no female influence at all. >> what's this? >> this is -- this is how wounded warrior project started in 2003 by veterans themselves. this is how we welcome the men and welcoming home. we're at walter reed, balboa, and out in germany where they did a smaller one. basically just saying, hey, welcome home. we know you're injured and we know you don't have time right now but when you get a chance, here are some comfort items, information, give us a call. >> is there usually resistance to getting help? >> yes, there is. >> you're all tough. you've gone over to fight a war. >> we can get through this. i think what really hits you when you're back in the home states, you're like, what do i do now? especially when the military says you're not fit for duty anymore and you joined at 17, you wanted to do this for a career and n

the pumpkins will just rot and die. it keeps bees from getting to pumpkin plos onlies. ering on the hand san sizeray not keepyou cold free this 60-90 minute. those using the sanitizer, 42 caught a call. came down with the flu. the numbers were similar for those who do d not use the hand tizer. the company was sponsored by dial. experts say sanitizers are still effective against most gastrointestinal problems. >>> how many text messages do you send a month? 300? 200? 300 would be ten a day. >> not me. if you're a teen, that number may be close to 3,000. >> that's 100 a day. >> teens accepted an average of nearly 2,800 text messages a month. women hold a clear advantage over men. leading spend more than 14 hours a month on the phoe, threend a half more than men. that's because youre making the doctor's points and calling the school. >> more and more people are never using the phone as e phone. they're e-mailing, texting, watching videos. >> no one ever talks to each other, basically. yeah, face to face or on the phone anymore. well, let's talk to you face to face. >>> it i

through sermons that god wants people to be wealthy, that men are the spiritual bedrock of the family, and that who plo sexuality is wrong. coming up next hour we're talking to reverend carlton pearson who knows bishop long very well. pearson fell out of favor after preaching inclusion, the idea that heaven season open to everyone, including homosexuals. >>> severe weather in the midwest and a levee along the wisconsin river has started to fail threatening up to 100 homes in portage, wisconsin. flood waters could endanger many more homes. further downriver if the levee completely gives out. the levee called a relic by state officials by the way, was built mostly from sand, 120 years ago. levee's failure comes after a week of heavy rainfall hitting the region. emergency crews have been urging residents to evacuate. one homeowner says it's flooded around there before but nothing like this. >> my main concern is as long as the levee don't break how much damage we're still going to have. if the levee breaks how much damage are we really going to have. >> rob marciano has the latest on the flooding. a lot o

it is not a plo -- it does that have an appeal. they have come up with the option of a cold start. it is understandable at one level. it is dangerous at another level. i hope we have a discussion on that. i will make two points and be done. i commend india for the restraint they showed after mumbai in 2008. most great powers board not have had that type of restraint. -- would not have had that type of restraint. after such a heinous act of murder against so many of 1's on citizens in a major city was a tragic and difficult thing for india to wrestle with. it has a pushed back but they have refrained from any type of military response. that is to its credit. changing philosophy, and going with cold start, they run the risk of reacting too soon for reacting the wrong way. hypothetically with pakistan is really doing more. but despite their best efforts something happens and cold start leads to a too rapid conflict not to mention that their counterinsurgency operations in the northwest firms -- that spring from the northwest to the east. that is something they have to wrestle with. it