who and where it is and then they run for political and then iran will get about iran or with us west bank and you go on hey you know now i'll take charge now and i'll get all and you know we'll be right back with more with joe madison. well. it's technology innovation all these developments from around russia we've got the future covered. and. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today. we're talking about the life and legacy of nelson mandela with radio host and activist joe madison and joe the impact of nelson mandela in the first part of our conversation was really about is. the consequence of him in south africa or around the world what how much impact do you think he and his life had in the united states arguably i guess that's where we start well i think it depends on on. on who you talk to and their perspective as i was coming here preparing for this segment i. said the one thing that happened it ma

west bank. if you keep putting settlements throughout that space then that's impossible for us to do. raelis look the 1967 war gave us the west bank. we're allowed to build wherever we want. the two sides will agree to disagree at that point, but the peace takes are extremely traditiofragile. >> thank you very much. >>> al jazeera is demanding the release of a team of journalists held in cairo. the interior ministry accused the journalists of what they call illegal meetings with the muslim brotherhood. all we should point out are experienced journalist who is have worked for multiple news organizations over the last two decades. >>> a deadline now looming to remove a brain-dead teenager from life support. we'll tell you why the family is bleedinpleading with the hospitt to pull the plug on their daughter. wra career. since 2002, the modern stud has been teaching women languages, like management and computer skills. that they are skills that speak of ambition which in the heart of tallle ban country is remarkable. >> we are a unique school, preparing women to go to jobs. our school is p

israel wants all of the west bank and then during the go she only sheehan's the claim will be that israel is making a heart wrenching concession as it gives up ninety percent of the us bank but by giving up ninety percent of the west bank is will then get to keep all it really once exactly as sippy livni keep saying the wall is our final border israel wouldn't be investing billions and billions of dollars into building this wall if it wanted territory beyond the wall ok if i go back to irvine you know i mean i and i had a hard time doing if not if god had a head to head. jumping i'm sorry it's not just the wall and the west bank and gaza they're in lebanon now or syria actually because it's syria golan's there they're drilling gaster they're taking somebody else's gas and oil they're not content i mean it's it would be enormous far too bright and far too well informed to be naive enough to take the words of an israeli leader when it comes to their expansion and their expansionist policies they are never content they are always asking for more and it's is and it's for some bizarre will not for some bizarre reason the united states always gives in to them it's become

israel wants all of the west bank and then during the go she ari sheehan's the claim will be that israel is making a heart wrenching concession as it gives up ninety percent of the us bank but by giving up ninety percent of the west bank this will then get to keep all it really once exactly as sippy livni keep saying the wall is our final border israel wouldn't be investing billions and billions of dollars into building this wall if it wanted territory beyond the wall ok if i go back to irvine you know i mean i say i had a hard time doing if not if go ahead go ahead ahead go. jumping i'm sorry it's not just the wall and the west bank and gaza they're in lebanon now or syria actually because it's syria golan's there is they're drilling gaster they're taking somebody else's gas and oil they're not content i mean it's it would be enormous far too bright or far too ill informed to be naive enough to take the words of an israeli leader when it comes to their expansion and their expansionist policies they are never content they are always asking for more and it's in the end this for some bizarre will not for some bizarre reason the united states always gives in to them i

that israel wants all of the west bank and then jury negotiations the claim will be that israel is making a heart wrenching concession as it gives up ninety percent of the us but by giving up ninety percent of the west bank is will then get to keep all it really once exactly as sippy livni keep saying the wall is our final border israel wouldn't be investing billions and billions of dollars into building this wall if it wanted territory beyond the wall ok if i go back to irvine you know i mean i and i had a hard time doing if not if god had a head to head. jumping i'm sorry it's not just the wall and the west bank and gaza they're in lebanon now or syria actually because it's syria golan's there is they're drilling gaster they're taking somebody else's gas and oil they're not content i mean it's it would be enormous far too bright and far too well informed to be naive enough to take the words of an israeli leader when it comes to their expansion and their expansionist policies they are never content they are always asking for more and it's and this for some bizarre will not for some bizarre reason the united states always gives in to them it's become this

of the us but could be said that swan announcing it will build more prisons into the sacraments the free ddt a nice weekend in a tube into sections by families and friends in gaza and the west bank. that the fed after full back to sydney by israel in the us led initiative to the peace talks foliage. in palestinian president mahmoud abbas welcomed in the next is a twenty six had been convicted of killing israelis and the wistful with jeff before the fest is for a palestinian interim peace deals were signed twenty yes again. but outside the offices of the israeli prime minister any minute any off to the needs of its race killed or injured by the prisoners held a protest rally. they've consistently voiced anger and mounted on a successful court challenges against a release. b a in an attempt to piece far right members of his likud party miss danielle who is to push ahead with plans to build fourteen hundred ml said the homes. it's a move bound to anger the palestinians along with the ministerial committee proposal to an extent area of the west bank likely to beat the eastern border of any future palestinian state. the first funerals of victims in sunday's suicide bombing in the rus

five women in the west bank had given birth using sperm they allegedly got from their incarcerated husbands. he's mostly reports. mom because his son to mimic a baby the option of time he was born again sport aunts mine's been the fact that mars was born has given us he's everything to us in the end we won despite all the obstacles for us he is the ultimate extreme. much was destroyed his father's absence. i still can remember molly is in the news weakness in the way he's been sentenced to twenty five years for murder. the deal was afraid to tell young people to have children by the time he got out. so instead of waiting for him to get the next tasting and a brain focused and to be smuggled out. the first time i went to visit my husband is nice on the soldiers went crazy when they saw the baby like i was caring and all they started asking questions like how come you have a baby. striking spin from kristen is gaining popularity in the palestinian world. that face the community must approve all to this happens the procedure was quite straightforward. the first thing they have to get to go luc

israeli jails it's what's being snuck out that's becoming an issue five women in the west bank have given birth using sperm they allegedly got from their incarcerated husbands are policy or has the details. lydia ramai calls her son america. the apple of her eye he was born against all odds. when the fact that most was born has given us hope he's everything to us in the end we won despite all the obstacles for us he is the ultimate luxury mushed was born despite his father's absence a dull karimov ramai is in israeli prison where he's been sentenced to twenty five years for murder lydia was afraid she'd no longer be able to have children by the time he got out and so instead of waiting for him she did the next best thing and the range for his sperm to be smuggled out the first time i went to visit my husband with his niece son the soldiers went crazy when they saw the baby like i was carrying a bomb they started asking questions like how come you have a baby smuggling sperm from prison is gaining popularity in the palestinian world but first the community must approve after this happened if the proce

that israel wants all of the west bank and then during the go here is the claim will be that israel is making a heart wrenching concession as it gives up ninety percent of the us bank but by giving up ninety percent of the west bank is will then get to keep all it really once exactly as sippy livni keep saying the wall is our final border israel wouldn't be investing billions and billions of dollars into building this wall if it wanted territory beyond the wall ok if i go back to irvine you know i mean i say i had a hard time doing if not if go ahead go ahead ahead go. jumping i'm sorry it's not just the wall and the west bank and gaza they're in lebanon now or syria actually because it's syria golan's there are they're drilling gaster they're taking somebody else's gas and oil they're not content i mean it's it would be enormous far too bright and far too well informed to be naive enough to take the words of an israeli leader when it comes to their expansion and their expansionist policies they are never content they are always asking for more and it's is and this for some bizarre will not for some bizarre reason the united states always gives in to them it's

used in israeli practices in the occupied west bank now we're seeing it with a directive on trade when the e.u. issued its directive in july in this very to peace organization likened it to pouring a bucket of cold water over a drunk house about sort of shock factor and shock effect on the israeli government . rachel xabi author and journalist covering the middle east thank you very much indeed for sharing your years with us we appreciate it. thank you. hopes built on empty promises coming up next for pushing the citizens of his lies swept away by the tsunami disaster say they're giving up on their dreams of returning home despite big government's repeated pledges that after a short break. least be cool language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six seven v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing stories are you. trying arabic to find out more visit arabic t.v. dot com. this is aussie international welcome bank a day after introducing an amnesty bill that would pardon turns of for thousands of people to knock twentieth anniversary of the

us how. ending in in gaza in the west bank what israel is doing we're talking about all other things here in america there is the deliberate attempt to keep the people ignorant god forbid the americans should stand up and say i don't want my money to go to people who are committing heinous crimes borderline genocide and i can't eat here i'm hopeless but i'm contributing not only to the people of israel that are there at the moment but anybody who wishes to come whether it's from africa whether it's from asia they can everybody can go there and my tax dollars will fund them this is what americans don't know and it's it's about time that the other media started concentrating on this but then of course the media here as well we know who the ownerships are normally you know convince me that netanyahu is going to nixon goes to china. try to convince me. peter i think there is a misunderstanding here and i'm doing my best to try to clarify number one just let me get back to the point that was just made ok of course i agree that israel unless it's forced to won't change the african-american luzhin

small settlements it built illegally in the west bank and we report on how palestinians are being blocked from accessing their land. >> this is where he used, it cause an illegal jewish settlement in the west bank and in september the court issued a rare order to return the land to the original palestinian owners, 8 years after the settlement was dismantled but it didn't last and they wiped out palestinian ownership of the place. the land is legally theirs the leaders don't come here and they just clear the roads that the settlers have blocked. >> translator: we are around 40 landowners here and waiting for the palestinian authority to start projects in the area so we can do the same of the lands and we will make use of the lands but we need protection. >> reporter: israel evacuated when it withdrew from the gaza strip in 2005 and it was a forced evacuation. now the municipality is demanding the israeli government demolish what is left of the settlement especially the watertank and roads that settlers have built because some settlers still come back here despite an israeli soup court decision banning them from the area. the jewish settlers

palestinians have been from the east and south of us and we are here to stay home from gaza the west bank we will have to learn to live with anyone. i feel time just doing his job so i filled the young generation is bringing a new way with facebook youtube twitter at the end of the day people want to live to make a living as a result we already see today very positive things in the west bank but significantly less. i really want to hope that this treatment will prevail and debris people will become both sides of the conflict you won't be overnight. you won't be easy that we want to watch because we have no choice. lebanon. i teach is destined for tea may well be the year of peace between israel the palestinians because it is so clearly in the interests of palestinians to make peace now and it is clearly i believe the interest of israel as well. there's never been a week of hamas has never been less stability to the north there's never been a better potential for creating relations in the sal with saudi arabia the emirates this is a pro patience and perfect time for beans the dollar the vw

us. state said summer help. reduce america's public censure against israel's occupation of the west bank notes and b.c. breaks decades of fishel tacit approval so prime minister netanyahu has claimed he can move the united states any direction he likes no longer seems. so you know if you're confident that the irish people won't be asked again to stab in the tank why be why the private banks of the end of any cause to start after hopkins wasn't to be found not economically down what always happens as a regulator its central bankers its politicians they say this will never ever happen again and it keeps on company but we have to ensure is that if this does company again it doesn't cause such a consequence make an awful cost for tots. in filmy the people in my gun. bringing good stuff for you. because to be in but equal yugoslavia in each should probably. be the memory of the powers that be. believed much better before that even though this is a hoax in europe. no million. a million people name is ali baba. a mobile forty. seven i've got no other family no how. i'm still looking for my cold a good life wi

uses can come in. >> nick let's talk more about that that. are there any concerns over safety in the west bank?> right now, absolutely not. there has been some incidence in gaza over the last 24 hours between israel, and what israel calls militants in gaza. but for the most part it has been pretty quiet. and for the first time in 600 years this church is getting a facelift. there have been a lot of storms here in the last couple of weeks, and water pours down the walls into this church, so what they have finally done after years of negotiation and diplomacy, they have secured some money to say let's renovate this church. they are going to upgrade the roof, the stuccos and the mosaics on the walls, and in about four or five years it will be completely revamped, and more hope that more can come here. >> these renovations are so long over due, so it's good to know they are supposed to last about 500 years. nick, thank you so much. >>> santa claus or father frost has he is known in russia brought prouds to the russian zoo. two out of three russians consider themselves orthodox christians. >>> syria

used to be. it was an illegal jewish settlement in the west bank.hey were ordered to return the landed to its original owners eight years after the settlement was dismantled but their joy didn't last. jewish settlers would wipe out any palestinian ownership of the place. even though the land is legally theres, land owners don't dare come there. they just clear the roads that the settlers have blocked. >> we're around 40 land owners here. we're waiting for the palestinian authority to stop projects in the area so we can do the same with our land. we'll make use of the land but we neat the protection of the palestinian authority. >> reporter: the settlement that israel evacuated when it withdrew from the gaza strip in 2005. it was a forced evacuation. now the municipality is demanding that the israeli government remove the remains of the settlement. some settlers still come back here despite the court decision banning them from this area. the jewish settlers believe the land belongs to them and they want to prevent the palestinians were from making us

us kind of status of the summer help. reduce america's public censure against israel's occupation of the west bank notes and b.c. breaks decades of fishel tacit approval so prime minister netanyahu has claimed he could move the united states any direction he likes no longer seems quite as kosher of. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. for a factual standard of living. we speak your language anytime of the law or not at the. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little turn to tip angles keaton's stories. or you hear. detroit altie spanish find out more visit i to allahabad all tito's comb. europe is germany. the power to go on the. reproductive blower and ultimate good food both is good for me to those who can be able to go to the media or or to go speaking to the region the whole reason that is going through a big crisis. so well in germany is ukraine if they have greece and spain italy so many other every piece of land in which the who bring siemens they could bring their bearings they could extend their boat if there were one million peopl

ramallah and to the west bank, where they were greeted by president mahmoud abbas. >> this day is a happy day for all of us, for our people, for our families, and for our hero prisoners, who were freed today to live free. the freed inmates served 19-28 years for killing israeli civilians or soldiers. while they are held by palestinians as euros for fighting against the israeli occupation -- as heroes for fighting at the israeli activation, israeli families see them as murderers and protested against their release. more than 150 people marched on monday night in jerusalem bearing pictures of their relatives. the latest release of palestinian prisoners is the third of euro for such mass releases as part of the peace talks that resumed in july. under a formula drawn up by u.s. secretary of state john kerry, israel agreed to release a total of 104 long serving palestinian prisoners in order to restart peace talks with palestinians. vladimir putin has ordered security to be stepped up across russia after the twin bomb attacks that killed 34 people in volgograd. thousands of security officers employed in the cit

us kind of status of the settlements. really due to america's public censure against israel's occupation of the west bank notes and b.c. breaks decades of fishel tacit approval so prime minister netanyahu has claimed he can move the united states they need direction he likes no longer seems quite as kosher. why is the price of gold so high. demand global demand do you think oldest money. know the value of the only place we have to live of the water that we need to survive it's not compared to people. i mean gold we're not going to eat gold we're not going to bait with gold. we're not going to drink what clearly what amal is and is in a desperate economic situation absolutely right what we're running to do is say they're for any kind of economic development from the outside is going to be a benefit their only purpose is to extract as much money as possible to feed into the global financial system. with me or part of the geo political economic system that's extremely or split to do. first of all is a question whether mining should even be carried out altogether can it be done in a way which doesn't destroy people's lives

us kind of state to set up the summit help. reduce america's public censure against israel's occupation of the west bank notes n.b.c. breaks decades of fishel tacit approval so prime minister netanyahu has claimed he can move the united states any direction he likes no longer seems quite as kosher. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. for a factual standard of living. well it's been a lot. of people. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. steady stream of snowden related leaks no longer surprises but the all the company's scope of spying still does he even online gamers have not been spared all the while the powers that be are hesitant to rein in the n.s.a. they appear only want to make legal but it's no illegal is it time for an international bill of digital rights. the spanish capital was shaken by violence as riot police clashed with demonstrators calling for an end to a draft bill that would see huge fines for taking part in unauthorized rallies. and mass demonstrations take place in kiev this time with tens of thousands of pro-government protesters voicing

us out of state said they believe someone else. will do the america's public censure against israel's occupation of the west bank notes and b.c. breaks decades of fishel tacit approval so prime minister netanyahu has claimed he could move the united states any direction he likes no longer seems quite as kosher . what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. or a factual standard of living. do we speak your language or not a day in. the music programs in documentaries and spanish more matters to you. a little tune to angle this story. for you here. in troy altie spanish find out more visit. get here in the united states that's really a pretty astonishing thing when an organization like planned or used to doing work on behalf of writers around the world were subject to censorship or himself said sir because they know that in china in iran they're going to be jailed or write they write we're not used to that here at home but i think that needs to sink in the courts and in the congress to recognize that we really are trading away some quite fundamental values potentially you know if you do if you. if you'r

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sun's israel's losing support from the us united states has said that there is a real settlement helpful to the public censure against israel's occupation of the west bank notes n.b.c. breaks decades of fishel tacit approval so prime minister netanyahu has claimed he could move the united states any direction he likes no longer seems quite as kosher . so you know if you're confident that the irish people won't be asked and down to stab him to come to town why be why the private banks of the only constant state after hopkins wasn't to be found not economic and what always happens as a regulator its central bankers its politicians they say this will never ever happen again and it keeps on company but we have to ensure that if this does company can it doesn't cause such a consequence make us all full cost for tots. family . i mean people know me as. a mobile forty. sadly i've got no other family no. i'm still looking. for my place in the world. i literally have no place to live. no. chewing on the bread that you bowl with the last money you were able to beg and all they can say is get out of here. there are only two possible outcomes to the situation you h

come down unfortunately for the cp not use the coping with such heavy amounts of snow in the cedar trees down there that accumulation on the ground also in the west bank widespread areas are overlooking. are there and seeing it all over the place and unfortunately i we do have a lot of camps out there around the syrian border a lot of refugee camps and if you take a look at the forecast below was for the next several days even though there are the clear skies snow has let up. he still are seeing these actually fried in sub zero temperatures in seminary is out here and definitely not the type of weather a lot of people wanted deal with awe even though we still have the ongoing situation here so i threw the next several days unfortunately it's not going to be improving called temptress will continue to linger in your forecast now we'll see outside world and completely flipping the story here talking about warm weather in the way actually across the interior of australia we've been looking at this a very warm temperatures well what's happened is a little low down here towards the south high pressure setting up just with the southeast of australia we have

us together? "back to the beginning with christian amanpour" continues. >>> driving through the region today known as the west bankl times, it's hard to believe that this was the promised land that moses tried for so long to reach but never did. until an unexpected batch of green comes into view signaling our arrival into jericho. >> jericho is one of the most interesting cities. there's a spring there that's still gushing out hundreds of gallons of water per minute. it's a beautiful place to live. this oasis in what is now the middle of the desert. >> it's believed to be the oldest continuously habited community in the world. traces of 23 distinct civilizations have been found in a small archaeological part on the outskirts of town. but what draws pilgrims from around the world is actually the biblical account of how one of these ancient civilizations may have disappeared. flying over the sprawling modern day jericho, we can just see the footprint of ancient jericho where the bible tells us joshua led his people in their first conquest of life in the promised land. the bible tells us before his death of mount neb

under heavy pressure from the us as a precondition the palestinians were forced to drop of the month for a whole in israeli settlement construction in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem in exchange israel agreed to release one hundred and four of the longest serving palestinian prisoners it holds. this week's bullies will be the third off or land prices. the release of the president has sparked anger inside israel correspondent stephanie free that explains why it from some of. the one of the controversy is really over the fact that the israeli give families of these victims of these prisoners are saying these people hold citizenship they have benefits they can move about freely within israel they're absolutely at times they're absolutely a feeling that it is a slap in the face and added to their families than a memory of the people on who were victims of the palestinian prisoners. it is so certainly the eia israel's prime minister to attend now he said that this is a difficult decision. this was a difficult not to move to make it with another release on and that's what he's referring to the backlash from these families. certainly the families as i

west and leading police on a chase. the actual bandit is believeed to behind several bank robberies throughout the north bay. he got the nickname because of the type of that he uses in his robberies >>> a vigil was held tonight in san francisco for several young man who have gone missing without any explanation in the last few years. we talk about the similarities of these cases >> reporter: dozens attend vigil to remember the six young men who disappeared in the last two years >> this alarming trend of young men going missing in san francisco... >> reporter: all of them were men in their 20s and all of them vanished without contacting them family or friends >> in october of '13, he went missing, calling 911. in november of '13, p derek went missing on his way to city college. they were all in the same age group and they all went missing. >> reporter: parents of these young men were desperate for answers >> what is going on? i don't have the answers but the question beg inquiry. we think so. many people think so. do the authorities think so? i'm not sure. >> reporter: officials aren't saying that these cases are connected but the similarities are hard to ignore.

use in five out of seven attacks investigated. four attacks involved sarin attacks. >> the secretary of state is discussing a west bank security plan with israeli and palestine leaders. he's hoping to have a deal in place by may that addresses security issues and borders, the status of jerusalem, and the state of palestine refugees. the leaders agreed if such a deal is not fleshed out by the deadline they'll work to have the framework in place. israeli and palestine leaders will seek to neght. >> house lawmakers approved a bipartisan budget deal. the two-year agreement has been passed by a majority and hits the senate next week. those are the headlines. on america tonight, not my fault, man. the case that raise as point in question about justice. can you be too rich? for you to say that because i have money, i can do as i please in this country. >> also tonight, break up gone bad. her ex-s online revenge. >> what if my students see this, what if my colleagues see this. and the face off, over a frozen frontier. why everyone wants a piece of some of the most inhospitable places on earth. ♪ . >> and good evening thank you for being wi

us there. >> over 326 million wireless subscribers blanket the united states with cell phone noise. there is at least one oasis, though. green bank, west virginia. it's 143 residents live in a 13,000 square mile area called the national radio quiet zone to protect the research done here at the national radio astronomy observatory, the home of the robert c byrd green bank telescope. >> the largest movable telescope in the world, it's reflecting surfaces 2.3 acres. >> it observes the birth and death of stars, the basic sugars, proteins, the building blocks of life that have been discovered by the telescope. >> you are kind of the nsa of science. >> yeah, i guess that's a way of putting it. we are the collection agency for universal radiation. >> why the quiet zone? >> the energy that it normally receives is equivalent to the energy of an by a single snowflake hitting the ground. >> with no white noise on the radio or cell phone use, living in green bank is like traveling back in time. >> your life is a little slower, old-fashioned. >> general store sells everything and if you need to call home, use the payphone. it's a couple of miles do

us together? "back to the beginning with christian amanpour" continues. >>> driving through the region today known as the west bankd to believe that this was the promised land that moses tried for so long to reach but never did. until an unexpected batch of green comes into view signaling our arrival into jericho. >> jericho is one of the most interesting cities. there's a spring there that's still gushing out hundreds of gallons of water per minute. it's a beautiful place to live. this oasis in what is now the middle of the desert. >> it's believed to be the oldest continuously habited community in the world. traces of 23 distinct civilizations have been found in a small archaeological part on the outskirts of town. but what draws pilgrims from around the world is actually the biblical account of how one of these ancient civilizations may have disappeared. flying over the sprawling modern day jericho, we can just see the footprint of ancient jericho where the bible tells us joshua led his people in their first conquest of life in the promised land. the bible tells us before his death of mount nibo, moses chose a

west will stay mostly dry. >>> more than 46 million americans live in poverty, and many rely on food banks to provide meals for their families. and that usedd goods. adriana diaz reports on a new trend to bring fresh produce to the hungry. >> reporter: tina brought along her daughter, brittany, to shop at a food bank in pennsylvania. >> when i first came here, i wasn't sure what to expect because it's a new experience for me. >> reporter: she was pleasantly surprised to find fresh produce. >> it's very important because the kids enjoy what i bring home. >> reporter: when an accident took her husband out of the workforce, they joined 10% of american families struggling to put food on the table. larry welsh says demand is higher than ever and the recent cut in food stamp benefits is making it worse. who are the new families coming into your food bank? >> it's the working poor. folks who have a job that we've never seen before. >> reporter: in a survey of 25 cities, 21 reported demand for food assistance is up. welsh wants to be sure what he offers his 40,000 needy families is as healthy as possible. which is why the food bank raises its own

used in up to seven additional incidents. the report does not say whether the government or opposition forces were responsible for the attacks. >> john kerry is back in the middle east, discussing a west bankecurity plan with israeli and palestine leaders. he's hoping to have a deal in place by may, addressing security issues, borders of a security state, the state of jerusalem and the state of refugees. if such a deal is not fleshed out by the deadline they'll work to have a framework in place. israeli and palestine leaders great to negotiate for a minimum of nine months. john kerry is scheduled to meet benyamin netanyahu on friday. >> democrats and republicans appear to break months of gridlock over the federal budget. the house passed a deal that will keep the government running for two years. now it's headed to the senate. the white house called the white house vote an ornt moment of bipartisan cooperation. >> in contrast to the fall when congress couldn't agree to a budget, the government was shut down. today an overwhelming majority voted for this deal. 32 democrats cast descenting votes. the republican author working with patty murray on the democrats side of the aisle. ryan spoke b

west bank and palestinian president mahmoud abbas in . and so the malay since un secretary ted is strictly can out talk with wanting to get bites and he's joining us from brussels while jack and the need to meeting that john terry will be attending will be at focusing heavily on afghanistan. now we know that nato troops are going to pull out from the country by the end of next year so that is killing it away. what a sense of urgency around this gathering. let's try the sense of urgency and the reason that joan kerry is he is because of. peace agreement that was dropped to do with afghanistan. over a long period which was agreed to by both sides which posture the afghan national assembly overwhelmingly supported by the afghan national assembly. i'm in the las minute was jettisoned by afghan president karzai he said he'd leave it to whoever came into office often enough that next year's elections in april. really up setting the apple cart because the entire first millet re process in afghanistan resides at home. this agreement being put into place at the moment as you mentioned of all major u s forces. involving combat operations even if it's not in

west bank. so visitors are good for business. the hayek family runs a chocolate store. >> christmas time means busy hour for us. >> they hope the ancient church will stand forever. >> it's for joy. it's for peace, it's everything here in bethlehem. >> and they hope visitors keep coming. nbc news, bethlehem. >>. >> and coming up, new rules for the road. what chp officers will be looking for when new state laws kick in next week. plus -- >> merry christmas. i misyou all so much. >> the servicemen and women who are celebrating christmas far from home. >>> base in the u.s. bhaes compound in afghanistan was hit by indirect fire before dawn. no americans were hurt. troops were then able to enjoy a special holiday lunch where everyone's thoughts were on their loved ones back home. >> can't wait to see them again. >> it's been almost a year. i'll be glad to see them again. >> merry christmas, i miss you all so much.ill home next year christmas. >> and she's right. this is expected to be the 13th and last christmas for u.s. troops in afghanistan. they scheduled to awn from that country next year. >> today, pope francis celebrated christmas as l

west bank are the biggest stumbling block in a conflict of the moment. i really don't want to feed the kids and not to keep on giving them that i'm too tired to use it until i was used as means to make occupation in the coming week station. palestinians are not opposed to building something like settlements of their own look now at the new plant community called for a walk on a hill north of in the west bank and new town is rising from the dust. to the naked eye it looks like just another jewish settlements on occupied palestinian land. this is a town being killed four palestinians called come on the heels kitchen welcome its first inhabitants in twenty fourteen. still hopes to share among street who conceived the project emotional the idea behind the project is to inject some momentum to the economy to the fullest in nature and that has been creating killed two palestinians for the match intensity of the palestinian economy along with the salt but not snow plus he's owned investment company is backing the multimillion euro development along with a contrary company. work began on the project fine years ago construction itself has been underway for three y

west bank, we've seen a rise in violence there. >> so there's compassion fatigue? >> yeah. i just think something maybe bigger, but the middle east finally wore us out in a sense, and even myself where it's so much things going the wrong way in so many places that even when something like syria, which is a -- really just a human tragedy, especially if they had a storm the week. >> even tom freedman, your feeling just worn out because it never -- the conflicts and the human misery never seem to end? >> not worn out in the sense of my own intellectual curiosity, but worn out in the sense that i tried to write a solution oriented column. i don't do pessimism really well. i find myself out of ideas. when it comes to how to navigate out of the problems of this region. that's really what i mean for myself. >> but in terms of my saying that the media as a whole seem to have a very short attention span, do you remember when it looks like we were -- president obama was on the verge of going to war in syria and then he did it and then he decided to give up his chemical weapons. now, however well that may or may not be working, and we don't really know, it

west. bank. just to lead is a guy. that. the . the. yeah everyone welcome to breaking it the set of surveillance footage using their arrest of internet prodigy aaron swartz was just released to the public today shows him entering an mit electrical closet in an attempt to download millions of academic articles for the online service j. store federal prosecutors use this to charge aaron with computer and wire fraud threatening him with thirty five years in prison sadly aaron committed suicide and what many see as the result of a two tiered justice system that's profit over the freedom of information and that's why today's shuttle is for in. the.

us together. "back to the beginning with christiane amanpour" continues. >> reporter: driving through the region known today as the west bankbiblical times, it's hard to believe that this was the promised land that moses tried for so long to reach but never did. until an unexpected patch of green comes into view, signaling our arrival into the biblical city of palms, jericho. >> jericho's one of the most interesting cities in the ancient near east. there's a spring there that's still gushing out. hundreds of gallons of water per minute. it's always been a beautiful place to live. this oasis in what is now the middle of the desert. >> reporter: it's believed to be the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world. traces of 23 distinct civilizations have been found in a small archaeological park on the outskirts of town. but what draws pilgrims from around the world is actually the biblical account of how one of these ancient civilizations may have disappeared. >> flying over the sprawling modern-day jericho, we can just see the footprint of ancient jericho, where the bible tells us joshua led his people, the israelites, i

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christianity in the west bank as they prepare to celebrate this christmas, the ancient city is in recovery month beset by a monster storm and a stormy economy. ian lee is live in bethlehem for uss morning. tell us what it's like there, ian. >> reporter: right now it is pretty festive. we have had christmas carols all morning and people streaming in. they are expecting 90,000 people to come in over the course of the next two days. so a lot of people coming here to celebrate the christmas season and like you said there was a massive snowstorm earlier this month. they had almost two feet of snow and that damaged the trees, damaged the lights. they were able to quickly recover and get all of the decorations back up but it really hit the economy. they had about a week there where they really weren't having any tourists come in and it has been a real time of struggle for the palestinian christians here in this area. israeli has that separation barrier that makes it difficult for people to go from jerusalem to bethlehem. despite that, they say they have about 2 million people visit bethlehem this year but when they do visit, they don't stay long, for roughly three hours they will be

west. welcome back to "cbs this morning." target faces lawsuits after thieves steal data from 40 million accounts. one bank is limiting customers' useck on the big storm that is dumping heavy rain on the east coast. >>> and one photographer's camera captures some of the biggest rock stars in the world. she looks back at a lifetime of work. >>> first here's a look at today "eye opener" at 8:00. >> the company could have done something sooner to prevent something from happening. >> why can't we beef up security on the cards so it doesn't happen? >> it would be so easy except for one thing -- the cost. >> pretty much everything but the kitchen sink. today, still an ice concern around boston, interior parts of new england. >> today marks the first major deadline to sign up for insurance under the new health care law. >> as always this is a working vacation for the president. he's getting a number of briefings on the situation in south sudan. >> these stations are over 35 years old, older than some of the astronauts themselves. >> we're bringing the "avatar" film to new zealand. >> the motion picture industry television industry. >> mann

west -- a set actor bitcoin in china. the central bank banning financial firms from handling bitcoin transactions. they say bitcoin does not have a ofe same legal status other currencies. people can usency as long as individual take on the risk themselves. my chris ault beefing up privacy of online communication. it is expanding data encryption to protect customer information. u.s.wing reports of government snooping. microsoft says it wants to make sure governments use legal means as opposed to "brute force" to access customer data. crowded bidding for airway auctions. -- airwave auction. sprint andcarriers t-mobile are not bidding on the butaves known as h-block phone companies in vermont and wyoming have applied. speeches ofe of the the year. paul volcker speaking at the economic club in new york. he was on fire. he was as well when he wrote the volcker rule, i think was four pages long. now it has become 950 pages. it is now the phone book. it in -- it counts five and federal aid -- agencies. regulators want more regulation. tim adams is former undersecretary for international affairs and now with the institute for international finance. he would like to see possibly a little less

us to determine who we are and who we want to be. >> the uk's channeled for alternative christmas message has been a tradition since 1 93. thousands of christians packed the town of bethlehem in the west banktime of year is what you've been waiting for, folks. the studios are putting out their biggest and best films this year there are a lot of them getting a ton of buzz. nischelle turner is here taking a look at it all. >> we like to go to the movies on christmas day. once you're done with opening presents, then at night you like to take a trip to the movies. if you do, there are great movies out this holiday season for you to check out. the movie we've all been wanting to see, "anchorman ii" is out. that's a great one to see. >> you burn calories. >> the gang is back, they're in new york now, it's the '80s. >> just as inappropriate. >> exactly. there was a ton of promotion for this. they've been everywhere. this is a great movie to see. >> i'm still uncomfortable looking at him. >> you were ron burgundy's intern at one point? >> that's how i got my start in the business. >> i still doesn't know your name. >> never look him in the eye. >> i've moved on, just happy i have all of you now. >

west. he had been on the radar since early summer. >>> did bernie madoff bring down j.p. morgan chase. provided key information investigators used by manhattan prosecutors expected in their criminal action against that bank. madoff made the claim email where he is serving 160-year-old sentence running his 20 billion-dollar ponzi scheme. those are the headlines. >> did you ever think you will be able to shed a tear for the insurance companies? well, today may be the day that you shed a little tear that comes down the side of your face because they're basically being left to pick up the mess and carry the water for the obama administration because you know that deadline? december 23rd was set to be the deadline when everything was supposed to be in. january 1st was the start date. that has been rolled back to december 31st. now insurance companies have about, i don't know, 16, 15 hours from whence that deadline hits to when they have to put all these premiums and get everybody up and enrolled in obamacare the next day. >> keep in mind we wouldn't have obamacare if it weren't for the insurance companies. my prediction is congress will bail them out in the end. take a look what is happening to people in amer

use in five out of seven attacks investigated. four attacks involved sarin attacks. >> the secretary of state is discussing a west bank security pl w