>> exactly what happened in 1989 when the plo tried get into the world health organization. stopped their effort and it stopped it for 20 years after. i think it would work here. the obama administration made this point, six months, nine months, a year ago we wouldn't be here today. >> greta: prime minister netanyahu is coming to the united states as well what do you peck will be the way he will address -- you expect will be the way he will address this when he's here? >> i think the israelis would assume not to have a vote. they will work to see if they can prevent the plo from getting a majority in the security council which is nine votes under the u.n. charter, 9 out of 15. if the palestinians get less than nine votes then a u.s. no vote is not a veto because we are not blocking may >> . i think think what the -- i think what the europeans are trying to do and what the obama administration tried to do is get the israelis to make concessions to get the plo to back off. i think that would be a big mistake. >> greta: the way i hear from you, you don't think it is momentous?

negotiations can go on with palestinian state as they have been going on the plo since 1993. so i don't see the trouble of establishing a state and continuing the negotiations. >> charlie: william hague and prince turki when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> charlie: all eyes are on the united nations general assembly this week, the tensions in the middle east will likely dominate conversation. they will se membership as a u.n. member stat it will be vetoed by the united states. also on the agenda will be the arab spring, iran'nuclear program and the famine in africa. we begin our program th the british foreign secretary, william hague, a close ally of the prime minister and a key memberment i'm proud to have the foreign secretary at this table for the first time. welcome. >> thank you very much. it's good to be here. >> charlie: it's fair to ay the question of the state hood by the palestinians is that most intensely debated subject of this united nations general assembly. where do you think it

showdown over palestinian statehood with the plo's chief representative and the israeli ambassador. >>> then recession worries with economist ael live riv lynn and douglas holtz aiken. i'm candy crowley and this is "state of the union." >>> the president unveils how he will pay for his $447 billion jobs plan tomorrow. public reaction to part one has been tepid. in the latest new york city/cbs poll americans are split on whether the jobs plan will actually reate jobs. as for the president's own employment, there is open democratic fear he's a one-termer. the vibe was bad enough this week. the top obama campaign strategist sent a memo to reporters noting that the president's support from the democratic base is strong. the same cannot be said of independents. 54% disapprove of how he's doing his job. >>> things can change between now and november 2012. the more immediate question is whether president obama has the political capital to sell his jobs plan to the public and push it through congress. joining us now, the number two democrat in the senate, senator dick durbin. thank you so muc

the plo will be there, not until we reach a solution, but until implementation of a solution. and much of the issue that we need to be implemented and a way to be implemented, the issue of the refugees. [applause] >> translator[speaking in nativ] >> translator: sisters and brothers, we have expressed to take part in serious negotiations, and responded to the international mediation and efforts, that we received nothing from the israeli government except wasting time and imposing facts on the ground and turn into negotiation for the sake of negotiation. and during the last two years we have expressed and we have established institutions our culture, and the whole world and international have witnessed the success of our efforts, and how we deserve independence. therefore, one reporter issued this month has praised the jobs and efforts by the pla and its domain, especially in security, justice and economic development and revenues, and offering services to the palestinians. and the report praised the achievement and considered achievement as real progress, that goes beyond the le

. >> on behalf of the palestinian people and the plo, we extend our hands to the israeli government and the people for peacemaking. the truth is that in the middle east at all times, but especially in these turbulent days, peace must be anchored in security. the truth is we cannot achieve peace 3 yuen resolution, but only through direct negotiation the jig peace through un resolutions, but only through direct -- peace through un resolutions, but only through direct negotiations between both parties. >> settlement activities embody the core of a colonial, military occupation of the land of the palestinian people. and all of the brutal aggression and racial discrimination against our people that this policy entails. >> the core of the conflict is not the settlements. the settlements are a result of the conflict. [applause] the settlements have to be -- is an issue that has to be addressed and resolved in the course of negotiations, but the core of the conflict has always been, and unfortunately remains, the refusal of the palestinians to recognize the jewish state in any border. >> neithe

and stopping the plo and palestinian authority using money for terrorism. f the fund clean up your act and get the money again. can you fix the un if you are not a member of the un. it is one little problem and they want to cut off the whole organization. it is a clumsy one. >> only way to mend it. you would not be able to look at anything. at exxon and mobil, we engineer smart gasoline that works at the molecular level to help your engine run more smoothly by helping remove deposits and cleaning up intake valves. so when you fill up at an exxon or mobil station, you can rest assured we help your engine run more smoothly while leaving behind cleaner emissions. it's how we make gasoline work harder for you. exxon and mobil. >> morkan? >> it is expanding in the emergencying market and pays a dividend and sweet stock for the long term. >> why, why don't you like it? >> rising commodity prices and plus, i prefer coke. what is your pick. it is huge growing market. you don't like the stock. as for growth. it is in their losses. >> you must like some stock out ther

and we adhered to all agreements signed between the plo and israel. third, we adhere to the option of negotiating a lasting solution to the conflict in accordance with resolutions of international legitimacy. here i declared that the plo is ready to return immediately to the negotiating table on the basis of the adopted terms of reference based on international legitimacy and a complete cessation of settlement activity. fourth, our people will continue their popular peaceful resistance to the israeli occupation. we continue the popular peaceful resistance to the israeli occupation and its settlement and apartheid policy, and its construction of racist annexation wars. and they received support for the resistance which is consistent with international humanitarian law and international convention, and has the support of peace activists from israel and around the world. reflecting an impressive, inspiring and courageous example of the strength of this defenseless people, armed only with their dreams, courage, hope, and slogans in the face of bullets, tan

the role of the plo will be there until we have full independence. and to have the issue of solving all of the problems and issues, on top of which is the issue of refugees. [applause] of course, as you know, the plo is the higher and supreme power of the palestinian people. the palestinian national authority is established with the support of the plo. that is why everyone, and how we lose them, they did not know. the plo will be there. not under the reach of a solution, but through implementation of solutions. not the issue that we need to be implemented. including the issue of these refugees. [applause] >> sisters and brothers, along the last year we have expressed readiness for negotiations, responding to the international mediation efforts. but we will see nothing from the israeli government except the time and imposed facts on the ground. during the last two years, we have spread and observed the establishment of the institutions of our country. have witnessed the success of our efforts. and how we deserve independence. that is right, the world r

1988, the plo has already declared the creation of the palestinian state and i think within a couple of years of time they have 110 or 120 missions and now i think they give more like 140 but that is a political declaration and that is a different matter and they know that for a state to be established you need a territory, you need people and an effective government on the rest of the state. now, what happened in the last couple of years i think it wasn't productive in pushing the vision for word and in the negotiated solution based on the other accord and the military process. and i think what happened is that palestinians generally felt that there is not much within the negotiation process they can depend upon to achieve determination and this was not only by the united nations but also even israel has the right of the self-determination to the palestinians. now the issue of what do you achieve from going to that, i think the question should be that what what israel lose by having the state declared? the issue as the president said a couple of days ago, a few days ago when he subm

one good thing he did t was did the p -- did was take out the plo in the black-september movement. israelis saved it jordan by telling the syrians -- the israelis saved jordan by countering the syrians. this idea that the little king was somehow a great peacemaker does boggle the mind. he had been and was -- he allowed the plo, for many years before the six-day war, and afterwards, to go across his borders and commit acts of terrorism against israel. one very famous thing is when the plo killed those schoolgirls, he went with the hair shirt tos ay -- to say he was sorry for that tragedy, but -- host: i will stop you there. you have put a lot on the table. guest: the one public that jack makes is that -- point that jack makes is that king hussein did resulted mistake othat in the loss of the west bank during that war. that was something he tried to turn around for the. rest of the. jack -- around for the rest of his life. jack points out that king hussein had to fight to get the m out of oman in september, 1970. host: there is an anecdote when he arrives in cario. -- cairo. he said,

1988 the plo has already declared the creation of palestinian state, and i think within a couple of years time they have like 110 by 120. now i think of more like 140 recognitions. but does political recognition great states, that's a different matter. you know, international lawyers know that for a state to be established it needs a territory, unique people and need an effective government. now, what happened the past couple of years, i think it wasn't productive in pushing forward to have a negotiated solution based on the oslo accords, based on the other process. and i think what happened is that palestinians generally felt that there is not much within the negotiation process, i think, to achieve their right for self-determination. not only by the united nations but most countries in the world. and i think even israel has a right for self-determination to the palestinians. now, the issue where, what do you achieve from going to that. i think what the question should be that what, what would israel lose a having a palestinian declared? the issue as president abbas said a couple of days

of course, as you know, the plo is the higher and supreme power of the palestinian people.stinian national authority is part of the plo and is established with support of the plo. that is why everyone who wants to talk about the plo and how we lose the plo -- i think he does not know and it is not a proper point. i to will be there not until we reach a solution but until the implementation of this solution. the issue that we need to be implemented, the issue of refugees. [applause] sisters and brothers, along the last year, we have exhibited our readiness to take part in serious negotiations and responded to the international mediation and efforts, but we received nothing from the israeli government except wasting time and imposing facts on the ground and turning into a negotiation for the sake of negotiation. during the last two years, we have expressed and exerted a lot of effort to establish the institutions of our country as the infrastructure of our country. international agencies have witnessed the success of our efforts and how we deserve independence. that is why on

. >> we will start off with a look at storm tracker, taken to the plo agreed on your screen we have some lingering thunderstorm activity throughout the day of the sierra and some parts of southern california as well there is a slight chance that we could see some subtropical moisture move right back into the bay area. we'll keep the chance of thunderstorm activity in the forecast. we still have an elevated fire danger at least until sunday night. for most of the bay area will see a lot of fog much as along the coastline but in the inland valleys as well and will be pretty extensive stretching out into the central valley. 63 santa rosa, 63 oakland as well, 63 where would city and warm in the inland valleys. upper 60s and low '70s. the morning lows are pretty much the usual. we will start the morning off cool, and we will see some fog along the coast and for the bay and tomorrow we will see the fog start trickling back to the coast. it will be cool and mouth, do not expect anything to hide. much warmer in the inland valleys temperatures not exceeding the mid '80s. i'll have more about the

to a cuba and libya and by 1987 noriega was dealing with our right terrorist organizations such as the ploand colombian groups and despite the pattern, the great quote to the secretary of state george sold schulz you cannot find him you can only lend him. but prior to the invasion noriega was constantly tracked by the members of the delta force aided by the national security council but the surveillance and intelligence and then with telephone to vacations directed a network of informants tracing the dictators movements. the last known location on december 19 when the u.s. invaded, shortly thereafter leading toward panama city part of the convoy turned off all the other half headed toward the panamanian pentagon. although the joint special operations command was confident noriega had not returned to the headquarters they could not say where he was and each share u.s. troops raided noriega -- noriega and a department sell this was a great puzzle we have every intelligence asset and why could we not find those under circumstances? and then headed to the panamanian defense forces club he dism

here i declare that the plo is ready to return immediately to the negotiating table on the basis of thecy and a complete cessation of settlement activity. fourth -- our people will continue their popular peaceful resistance to the israel occupation, will continue their popular peaceful resistance to the israeli occupation and its settlement and apartheid policies and its construction of the racist annexation war and they receive support for their resistance which is consistent with international humanitarian law and international conventions and has the support of peace activists from israel and around the world reflecting an impressive, inspiring and courageous example of the strengths of this defenseless people armed only with their dreams, courage, hope and slogans in the face of bullets, tanks, tear gas and bulldozers. fifth -- when we bring our plight and our case to this international podium, it is a confirmation of our reliance on the political and diplomatic option and it is a confirmation that we do not undertake unilateral steps. our efforts are not aimed at isolating israel o

state terrorism -- it adheres to all agreements signed between the plo and israel. we adhere to the options of negotiating with the conflict. in accordance with international of lit -- international legitimacy. i want to return immediately, based on international legitimacy and the settlement activity. we will continue resistance and --tinue this popular pieceace >> the israeli settlements -- they receive settlement, which is consistent with international law and has the support from israel. reflecting an impressive, inspired, and great example of the people. this has courage, hope, that goes beyond tear gas and bulldozers. when we bring our fight to this international podium, the confirmation of our alliance and the confirmation of actual steps. our efforts are not aimed at isolating israel or delegiti mizing it. we only aim to delegitimize the settlement activity, the apartheid, i think all people stand with us in this regard. on behalf of the palestinian libera's station organization -- liberation organization, we extend this to the israeli people. say to them, le

we'll have representatives from both israel and the plo on to talk about it and we're going to talk aboutthe economy and how much will that jobs plan actually produce in terms of real live jobs for people to go to. >> you're going to get all that in this an hour? >> i am. i talk very fast. >> all right, candy crowley. always good to see you. thank you so much. see more of candy in about 14 minutes and 25 seconds when we comes your way for "state of the union." right here on cnn. >>> they have been marching for a condemned man. after the break, comments from the head of the naacp and also the mother of the man, troy davis is convicted of killing. [ male announcer ] do you know how you will react when someone changes lanes without warning? or when you're distracted? when you're falling asleep at the wheel? do you know how you'll react? lexus can now precisely test the most unpredictable variable in a car -- the driver. when you pursue perfection, you don't just engineer the world's most advanced driving simulator. you engineer amazing. ♪ [ jim ] i need to push out a software upgrade. build

eight gop hopefuls are at the reagan library. plo mitt romney tops the polls for the republicans but the race can change dramatically tonight. stephan stephanie assista stephan stephanie stanton. >> brian williams is moderating the debate. the first question to rick pe y perry. he's in the lead in the polls. it was regarding jobs. the second question to mitt romney. although there are eight candidateses here tonight, many see this now as a two-man race. the stage is set at the reagan presidential library for tonight's gop debate with texas governor rick perry now squarely in the spotlight. devastating wildfires in texas have kept the governor off the campaign trail in recent days. tonight he'll be in the hot seat, taking the stage for the first time since declaring his candidacy and now surging in the polls. >> rick perry is the overwhelming the front-runner in the republican race for the presidential nomination on the republican side. >> the latest "wall street journal" poll shows perry with a 15-point lead over mitt romney. >> all

. >> translator: i declare that the plo is ready to return immediately to the negotiating table on theterms of reference based on international legitimacy and a complete cessation of settlement activity. >> reporter: netanyahu didn't fare as well on the applause meter. having served israel here as its ambassador, he made an impassioned plea for israel to defend itself. he said it was fine if the palestinians wanted a state but not created through the united nations. >> i cannot risk the future of the jewish state on wishful thinking. leaders must see reality as it is, not as it ought to be. we must do our best to shape the future, but we cannot wish away the dangers of the present. >> reporter: peace negotiators for the middle east quickly met after the speeches and pressed both sides to return to dialogue while making concrete proposals and commitments. the security council meets monday afternoon, new york time, to quickly consider the palestinian bid, though no votes are expected. t.j.? >> all right, thanks as always to our richard roth as we get to 12 minutes off the top of the hour

hear, declare that the plo is ready to return immediately to the negotiating table on the basis of the adopted reference based on international legitimacy and on the basis of settlements. no. 3, our people will continue the resistance to occupation. we will continue the popular peaceful resistance to the ears really occupation and its settlement and apartheid policy and its construction of the racist annexation wall and receive support for their resistance which is consistent with international humanitarian law and international convention and has the support of peace activists from israel and around the world reflecting an impressive, inspiring, and courageous example of the strength of this defenseless people, armed only with their dreams, courage, hope, and slogans in the face of bullets, tanks, tear gas, and bulldozers. when we bring our plight and case to this international podium, it is a confirmation of our reliance on the political and diplomatic option and is a confirmation that we do not undertake unilateral steps. our efforts are not aimed at isolating israel or delegitimizi

state terrorism -- it adheres to all agreements signed between the plo and israel. we adhere to the options of negotiating with the conflict. in accordance with international of lit -- international legitimacy. i want to return immediately, based on international legitimacy and the settlement activity. we will continue resistance and continue this popular peace -->> -- peaceful resistance to the israeli settlements -- they receive settlement, which is consistent with international law and has the support from israel. reflecting an impressive, inspired, and great example of the people. this has courage, hope, that goes beyond tear gas and bulldozers. when we bring our fight to this international podium, the confirmation of our alliance and the confirmation of actual steps. our efforts are not aimed at isolating israel or delegitimizing it. we only aim to delegitimize the settlement activity, the apartheid, i think all people stand with us in this regard. on behalf of the palestinian libera's station organization -- liberation organization, we extend this to the israel

and lastly, we must close the plo office in washington if the u.n. applause ] israel is our friend. israel is our ally. i i've travelled there a number of times. met with the leaders. it's not a perfect nation but its existence is critical to america's security in the world. it's time to change our policy of appeasement toward the palestinians. to strengthen our ties with the nation of israel. and in the process establish a robust american position in the middle east characterized by a new firmness and a new resolve. if america does not head off the aggression of forces, hostile to israel, we will only embolden them. that would be a tragic mistake. to further speak on this issue, it is my on to introduce a powerful voice of support for america and israel, the deputy speaker -- >> front runner rick perry holding a press conference in new york. we are going to take a little bit of what he said and throw it at our political buzz coming up after the break. >>> and we are waiting to hear from the president of the united states. he is speaking at the u.n.

november 2004, ar afat dies and mahmoud abbas becomes chairman of the plo. 2005, sha roen unilaterallynslator: the world is awaiting the palestinian response. we will respond to an outstretched hand with the olive branch. however, we will respond to terrorism forcefully. >> reporter: in 2006, hamas, which the u.s. and europeans consider a terrorist group, wins palestinian elections and takes over the gaza strip. abbas and the palestinian authority which control the west bank won't allow hamas to get involved in any peacemaking efforts or decisions. november 2008, america elects a new president who promises change. >> to those who seek peace and security, we support you. >> reporter: june 2009, barack obama pushes his vision for a more democratic middle east right in the heart of egypt. >> i do have an unyielding belief that all people yearn for certain things -- the ability to speak your mind and have a say in how you are governed. >> reporter: in 2011, the arab spring begins transforming the middle east. may 2011, president obama publicly goes further than any american president befor

agency that enhanced the plo's status, and, it was that threat, not a threat to the palestinians, europeans and others don't care so much about that. but, a threat to the u.n., threat to cut off funding that stopped the effort dead in its tracks for 20 years and that is what the obama administration should do, even at this late hour and if they don't, congress should. >> eric: is that in their dna? >> well, i don't think it is in the obama administration's dna. i think that that is one of the reasons why people push them around. quite honestly. they see weak and in decisive leadership and in this case, the palestinian authority is going to try and take advantage of it. i think it is a lose-lose proposition for almost everybody, because of the lack of american leadership. >> eric: now, this week the president will be in new york, and meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. man oh, man, would you want to be a fly on that wall. i mean, what is the meeting going to achieve? >> well, i think it is going to be a pretty unpleasant meeting. but, in fact, president obama is now payin

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during which the plo is expected now to present a resolution on the palestinian statehood.his has created an enormous buzz. when we first began planning this we wondered if this was an appropriate time to do it. my view was we couldn't have a better time because of the attention that will be brought to this issue in the media, in this country and around the world. so we have now in the context of this u.n. issue, the u.n. initiative to youth leaders, shapira from onevoice israel and shtaya from one voice nine, who are here to talk with you about their personal stories, to give you a palestinian and an israeli perspective from the grassroots. on the issues and how they see the solutions and what they are trying to accomplish as youth leaders and activists in the grassroots movement in the field. let me say that their views about the grassroots and about what is going on in israel and palestine are perspective, that we usually don't get in the united states. but they are not really here to talk about u.s. politics and other political dimensions of the u.n. initiative, and i k

are hearing about was scheduled as it turned out for a very active week at the u.n., during which the plois expected now to present the resolution on palestinian statehood. this is created enormous buzz when we first begin planning us, we wondered if this was an appropriate time to do it in my feeling was we couldn't have a better time because of the history product in this media and around the world. so we have now in the context of this u.n. issued, to leaders, not shapira -- eyal shapira from israel and obada shtaya from one voice palestine who are here to talk with you about their personal stories, to give you a palestinian and israeli is from the grassroots on the issues and how they see the solution in what you're trying to accomplish as youth leaders and activists in the grassroots movement in the field. let me say that their views about the grassroots and about what's going on in israel and palestine are perspective that we don't usually cast in the united states. but they're not really here to talk about u.s. politics and other political dimensions of u.n. initiative and i know w

. >> the plo's u.n. ambassador, areikat, has been quoted by the washington times and other media as saying -- and this is a quote -- "it would be in the best interests of the two peoples that the proposed future palestinian state be free of jews." and my question, does the white house believe that this statement is or is not judenrein? >> is not what? >> judenrein. >> free of jews. >> sorry -- >> no jews. >> free of jews -- a nazi term. >> yes. we obviously don't believe that -- we believe that any action taken by either side that makes it harder to come together and -- in direct negotiations to resolve the issues between the two parties so that we can have a two-state solution that both sides support, is not helpful, not conducive. and that would include actions as well as statements. that would apply to that. i have not seen that statement, so i don't even know if it's accurate. but it would not be -- it's not helpful. >> listen, thank you. thank you very much. >> yes. >> thank you, jay. on the issue of

alerts warn terrorists considered renting private planes and loading them wex plos yifz after revealing some of the september 11th terrorists trained on small planes, measures were tightened in flight schools. >> we screen applicants and saying we only want to learn how to take off. those days are gone 10 years ago. >> pilots don't think small planes can do much damage since they fly at low speeds and they don't have a big pay load capacity. >> one more note on this, abc 7 news will have special coverage on the september 11th ceremonies taking place all weekend. wayne freedman will be reporting live from ground zero in new york city z we'll be live from shanksville, pennsylvania. moving on to a couple health items tonight. a new strain of swine flu surfaced in two children under age five. one had direct contact with pigs the other had indirect contact. a pennsylvania girl had direct contact in a fair and in indiana boy did not but his care taker did. the cdc says the new strain is a hybrid of viruses that infected pigs over the last decade. both children have recovered that, is the good news. the v

shortly after the fall of plo mubarak this spring, the u.s.of defense has had no comment so far. >> tell you what, there's a country that is beating back against the tides of history. it actually started in iran. and they crushed the protesters back in '09. a story in the "new york times" about how they're siding with assad because they fear the future. but they're in the minority. the arab spring's spreading and, iran, i would be shocked if this regime's in power three years from now. >> time now for sports with willie. >> i always want to do hard news and you're always, let's talk about sports. there are some of us that care a little bit more about what's going on in the world than mere sports, but my god, those red sox last night. >> they were good last night. >> they weren't, but they won. >> four teams across the major leagues. rays and red sox tied for the final playoff spot. rays taking on the yankees at home in tampa bay. actually in st. pete. rays in a jam, no outs, look at this, russell martin grounds to third, steps on the bag, five

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