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Deal, were committed to your security, were secure and were allies. they are working on a potential ten-year program. what netanyahu would like to walk away with is a level closer to $5 billion a year. many analysts think theyll settle for somewhere between $4 billion and 5 billion mr. but netanyahus reluctance on the iran deal and the continuing kind of open question about a two-state solution allows for some horse trading in there but nonetheless, israeli leverage over getting more assets for ...

Strengthen our friendship which is strong, strengthen our lives. i think it is strong and it is rooted in share values. buttressed by shared interests. it is driven forward by a sense of a shared destiny. we are obviously tested today in the instability and insecurity and middle east as you described it. i think everybody can see it with the savagery of isis. with the aggression in terror by irans proxies and by iran itself and the combination of turbulence is now displaced millions of people, a...

They are intensifying all of these flights. that doesnt seem to be enough to assuage the concerns of the passengers. a lot of them are just unwilling to part with their luggage, especially as theyre being told they only can take on two pieces of pretty small cabin baggage. it is just a sense of insecurity in general, i think, thats permeating a lot of these passengers responses. the egyptians are saying theyre moving it as quickly as possible. today alone 55 flights from russia are scheduled to ...

Issues that would not be discussed. i myself have criticized mr. trump when we thought he was being a bully. but mr. trump showed his best trump last night. we thought he was very respectful for dr. carson. he did not seem to show the insecurity and vulnerabilities of being -- of leading from behind. and so we were surprised. but it was very encouraging for the team carson. >> i want to settle this whole thing about manatec because it came up last night and i want some clarification. the questio...

Sanjay gupta. >> as the brief rainy season sets in, pockets of this arid landscape are now turning green. and these rivers are becoming even harder to cross. in northern nigeria, most villages are off the grid, without healthcare. isolation that has enabled the wild polio virus or wpv to survive here. decades after its eradication in most of the world. this is also a region where insecurity thrives. on more than 5-year insurgency by isis aligned boko haram continues to have devastating consequen...

>> on that point, lets hear president obama, a news conference at the white house on friday. >> this kind of random violence isnt going to result in anything other than more hardship. and more insecurity. >> now, he says its random violence. on social media, you see people suggesting heres how you stab israelis. heres how you do it. is that random? >> no, its not random at all. its deliberate. it might be a lone wolf attack. but at the lectern during prayer you have muslim leaders, palestinian a...

Ukraine, the rather weak reaction to the russian intervention in syria just recently, the slow reaction to isis in iraq. and he basically has avoided almost any use of military force. however, small-scale, and however low risk other than going after terrorists which frankly is an easy no-risk option. the result is, our enemies and opponents are gaining points all over the world from south china see to the ukraine and the baltics. >> this is a really important point that youre making. it leads me...

Hardship. and more insecurity. the only way that israel is going to be truly secure, is the only way that the palestinians are going to be able to meet the aspirations of their people is if there are two states living side by side in peace and security. >> president obama on the situation in israel. specifically the escalation of violence there. as hamas called for a day of rage. and pretty much carried it out today. as that battle continue. well begin there with the presidents comments, at a ne...

Reportedly been killed, by israeli fire, 15 of them during attacks. the others in clashes with israeli troops. and as the violence continues, so does the political dissension, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian president mahmoud abbas traded jabs this week. abbas accusing israeli forces of executing palestinians in quote-unquote cold blood. and netanyahu accusing abbas of spreading lies and inciting violence. one of the main triggers -- fighting at the temple mount, al aqs...

There. >> this kind of random violence isnt going to result in anything other than more hardship. and more insecurity. and i dont think that its -- i dont think we can wait for all the issues that exist between israelis and palestinians to be settled in other words for us to try to tamp down the violence right now. >> lets go straight to our senior international correspondent ben wedeman live in jerusalem. we have seen these pictures. were seeing more images of the violence. tell me more about t...