abbas. they agreed to send negotiators to washington to prepare for peace talks. the envoys are scheduled to meet on monday and tuesday. kerry has visited the middle east over and over in an effort to coax the two sides back into negotiations. finally on sunday, the israeli cabinet approved the release of more than 100 palestinian prisoners. the palestinians had held out for them to be freed before they would agree to resume talks. >>> egyptians who hold different political beliefs are hardening their resolve. security forces have fought for the last three days with supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi. more than 80 were killed in the dead wliest fighting since military leaders overthrew him earlier this month. morsi supporters are demanding he be reinstated. they ran into security forces on friday, then again on saturday and sunday. still, they're standing their ground. >> translator: i won't forgive the security forces for causing all this bloodshed. morsi is the legitimate preside

s issues well palestinian president mahmoud abbas stated very clearly that he wants not a single israeli on his soil in a final resolution how realistic is this. they're going to get that it was breaking up the votes was breaking up no problem well the palestinian president mahmoud abbas position is very clear here and he says that he wants not a single israeli on his soil so how realistic is this. well i think you know mr bassett is living in the illusion the illusion of becoming the president of an independent palestinian state forgetting the fact that is that a has actually created new facts on the ground by by making the establishment of an independent sovereign independent palestinian state in the gaza and the wish bank and possibility because i said earlier as and has explicitly ated more than fifty five percent of the land of the west bank the number of secular was in one nine hundred ninety three as early jewish settlers in one thousand nine hundred thirty one of the oslo accords with then i want to close was about two hundred thousand is that if that is the number has it is in n

>> i am not sure mahmoud abbas represents any palestinian people. i am not sure where he has his mandate from. are undertaking the negotiations are the same people who were discredited by the palestine papers, which, as you can see, were brought to the public a few years ago. nothing has changed since then except that there are more settlements. evenlestinian leaders are less credible and legitimate than they were during the last round of talks. you get all this talk from john kerry about how we have to have the talks in secret to give them a chance to succeed and all of that. we went through this with george mitchell, the previous american envoy, several years ago. of thened, as a result palestine papers, that nothing was going on in secret. there were no breakthroughs being talked about. all there was was the same old story of the americans putting more and more pressure on the palestinians to give up more and more on the fundamental issues you mentioned. >> thank you very much. thank you. it has been one year since a u.n. refugee camp was set up

through his time mediating, palestinian president mahmoud abbas has insisted he would only agree to negotiations on pre- 1967 borders. that was something israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu staunchly opposed. whether the issue has been resolved is not clear. >> i'm hopeful because of the courageous leadership shown by president abbas and prime minister netanyahu, both of them have chosen to make difficult choices here and both of them were instrumental in pushing in this direction. we would not be standing here tonight if they had not made the choices. >> today president abbas' spokesman said details of the agreement are still to be finalized. >> there is a palestinian state. the borders are known. any negotiations should be with this basis. as the president said several times, there should be a fair solution for the refugees. free all the prisoners, the heroes who are the red line for the palestinian people. israel has announced it will release a number of palestinian prisoners as a first step. was metalem, the news with a mixture of approval and skepticism. make an't think he will diffe

with mahmoud abbas. jordon. >> this will affect areas including those needing cooperation, youth exchanges, and even tourism. the question is whether it will provide an incentive to draw israel back into meaningful talks or push it further away. paul brennan, aljazeera, jerusalem. >> the united states says it is legally justified in seeking the return of the fugitive whistle- blower edward snowden to face spying charges. snowden has submitted a request for temporary asylum in russia, according to his lawyer. he has been stuck in a moscow airport for several weeks since leaving hong kong. felis misinformation about surveillance by the u.s. national security agency. >> our position on this remains what it was and is quite clear, which is that we believe there is ample legal designation for the return of mr. snowden to the united states, where he is charged with serious felonies. >> meanwhile, the u.s. government could be forced to reveal more details of the spying program that edward snowden brought to the

abbas, and secretary of state john kerry who worked hard to get this far. and of course to the president behind the big push, barack obama. blessed are the peacemakers. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" workers are walking out at major fast food chains in multiple states. there is a real movement to increase wages across the country, and those workers are here tonight. >>> also, it turns out the new pope says gay priests are fine with him. and progressive catholics the world over are swooning. >>> plus, pull up a seat and get your popcorn, rand paul versus chris christie has turned into a full-on battle royale, complete

abbas are starting this evening over dinner. >> the first step is tonight. >> reporter: some palestinians protested the restart of talks, unwilling to recognize israel as a permanent jewish state, arguing about refugees, borders and security. but agreement looks possible on the last two issues. >> that's kerry's game. >> reporter: former middle east negotiator aaron david miller says it's a key change from the carter era, to the clinton era to bush 43. nothing was resolved until everything was. so there's a stalemate. >> the assumption now is you agree to what you can along the way. if the israelis and pale stintians buy that shift, you may be in business. >> reporter: the israelis agreed to release palestinian prisoners. kerry and his new middle east point man are optimistic. the state department says both sides agreed to a nine-month timetable starting with dinner tonight. from washington, i'm steve handelsman, nbc bay area news. >>> and health matters, back pain is a common problem. people may not be getting the right treatment. recommended treatment usually starts with over-thcounter

. >>> an aide to mahmoud abbas says there's a written guarantee proposals will be made. that's not been confirmed by either side. palestinians and israelis agreed to meet for peace talks. something they've not done for six years. >>> six flags in dallas has closed. a roller coaster ride is closed as an investigation goes on about the rider. the texas giant is 152 feet up in the air. the victim's family said her seat restrained seemed to go -- seat restraint seemed to go up normally but not when they returned. the woman fell goes up like this, and when this comes down to release, she tumbles. that could have been me. i don't do roller coasters. that's why i don't do them. >> six flags says safety remains its top priority and expressions their deepest condolences. >>> the temperatures, boy, they soared inland. let's get to mark tamayo. >> big range of shmps from the 60s to the 90s. the -- of temperatures from the 60s to the 90s. you can see 62 in pacifica. a lot of 70s and low 80s around the bay. there's the heat out towards livermore and 94 to 99 degrees, right around 100

mahmoud abbas, the palestinian president, just yesterday in cairo said he'll never give up an inch of land, he'll never let any ju live on palestinian soil. that's not not exactly preparing the ground. >> they demanded there would be no construction even on existing settlements. we won't argue here about whether there's been new construction or not. they certainly believe so and so does the international community and the united states. settlements a big issue. so land, right of return, what to do with jerusalem. the point of these talks is to clear away the underbrush and get to final status in nine months. how is that possible after all of these decades? >> i think it has to be possible if we're going to reach peace. secretary of state kerry just said a little while ago in his remarks at the state department we're going to discuss all the core issues. you've just mentioned some of them. settlements are part of the territorial issue. territorial borders are a core issue, security, and yes, jerusalem will be a core issue. we're willing and ready to discuss all of these very complex is

abbas. >> we've had very positive discussion, very important discussions for the last few days. and we agree we have made real progress, but we have a few things we need to work on. >> kerry plans to leave a team of aids in the region to continue mediation efforts. >>> still to come, military bases are pulling the plug on a fourth of july tradition. why fireworks displays are being canceled. >>> back in january of 2012, we broke ground on something new here at nbc bay area. a regular series highlights the positive stories and people making a difference in our community. our bay area proud series has reached a milestone now, 100 stories. garvin thomas gives us an update on some of the people profiled since their stories aired. >> it started with a single, solid, but gentle tap on my shoulder. a single tap. and i knew it was too solid of a tap to be human. >> reporter: that was brian austin describing his very first close encounterwith a humpback whale. it inspired his work, taking up close detailed photographs of whales in order to create life-sized portraits of them. seeing cret

i give credit to netanyahu for taking the step to make this happen and for mahmoud abbas to limiting his demands to what the israeli government was willing to accept. both sides have made a choice for talks, real negotiations with all the risks they entail. i often ask myself what i would support if i were a typical israeli. would i risk a deal on land to get a peace deal? would i make concessions if it meant formal recognition of my country by the many arab countries in the region? we'll have to see if the deal gets that close. we'll have to see how far president obama will go, how far the israeli and arab positions will converge. will they get as far as they did when yasser arafat pulled the plug in the last days of the clinton administration? we'll have to see. but tonight as the two sides meet here in the american capital, i salute those at the table, those who led them to the table, bibi netanyahu and mahmoud abbas, and secretary of state john kerry who worked hard to get this far. and of course to the president behind the big push, barack obama. blessed are the peacemakers. and

israeli prime minister, a close aide to president mahmoud abbas are leading the delegations. the talks began at dinner hosted by u.s. secretary of state john kerry. the envoys will negotiate specific conditions and dates for resuming peace talks. kerry and the chief delegates are expected to hold a news conference after the two-day meeting. >> many difficult choices lie ahead for the negotiators and for the leaders as we seek reasonable compromises on tough, complicated, emotional, and symbolic issues. >> israel's construction of settlements in the occupied territory is among the many thorny issues they have held up the peace process for nearly three years. >>> japanese prime minister abe has asked a government panel to work out specific measures to rebuild the economy, and at the same time cut the budget deficit. he issued the instructions at a meeting at the council of economic and fiscal policy on tuesday. the panel is discussing medium-term, economic, and fiscal policies, as well as guidelines for the fiscal 2014 budget. >> translator: it's necessary to implement concrete

. >> a spokesperson for palestinian president mahmoud abbas says he has not yet received an invitation to washington but there is movement on one sticking point, israel is now promising to release several long serving political prisoners. edward walker is a former u.s. ambassador to israel. >> the person who wants this the most is secretary kerry. this is a very tough nut to crack, and i don't see it being easily managed at this time given the politics of the situation on both sides. >> reporter: it has been three years since there was a significant advance in middle east peace talks and there is a lot of skepticism that kerry's current efforts will produce lasting results. jeff. >> glor: thank you. in syria president bashar al- assad killed 50 rebels in damascus, the media called them terrorists. >> secretary kerry also got a firsthand look at some of the misery caused by syria's civil war. he found a refugee camp just inside jordan. here is clarissa ward. >> reporter: from above, it looks like a desolate wasteland, dusty and impoverished, destroyed of color but this is the fastest gr

abbas, and secretary of state john kerry who worked hard to get this far. and of course to the president behind the big push, barack obama. blessed are the peacemakers. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" workers are walking out at major fast food chains in multiple states. there is a real movement to increase wages across the country, and those workers are here tonight. >>> also, it turns out the new pope says gay priests are fine with him. and progressive catholics the world over are swooning. >>> plus, pull up a seat and get your popcorn, rand paul versus chris ch

this morning the president mahmoud abbas said the palestinian state must be completely free of israelis both civilians and militaries. >>> and pfc bradley manning will learn his fate this afternoon. the former army intelligence analyst faces up to life in eye-n prison in convicted of aiding a military judge. manning has admitted to sending hundreds of thousands of classified documents to wikileaks and he said he leaked the documents to expose war crimes. >>> the fbi says more than 100 children have been rescued from prostitution in a series of raids last weekend. nearly all were girls ages 13 to 17. as jericka duncan reports it's part of a decade-long effort to end child prostitution. >> reporter: the fbi gave a look inside the weekend sweep of the child sex trafficking. the agency released this video that shows some of the 150 pimps and other suspects arrested during a three-day operation. >> i'm pleased to announce that operation cross country 7 was the largest enforcement action to date focusing on the exploiting of children. through prostitution. >> reporter: operation cross country

abbas. it comes after israel's cabinet agreed to release 104 palestinian prisoners convicted of deadly attacks. news of the talks has been met with protests in gaza. >>> the driver of the train that derailed in spain killing 78 people has been released pending trial. he now stands provisionally charged with negligent homicide. francisco garzone is suspected of driving too fast on the train causing it to derail and slam into the concrete wall. the train was carrying 218 passengers and going well above the 50-mile-per-hour speed limit. at least 130 people were injured along with the 78 who ended up dieing. garzone surrendered his passport and must appear before a court once a week. >>> meantime in italy, emergency workers have removed the wreckage of the tour bus that plunged off a highway and fell 100 feet into a ravine. at least 37 people were killed in that crash just outside naples in southern italy. investigators say the bus slammed into several cars on a very crowded freeway before final

abbas. it will be their first direct talk in more than three years, but the focus will be on procedural issues, such as the location and format of each session. >> it is a hard day. the decision was made. i hope we will not pay a horrible price for this in the future. thin on theis trust ground, there is also the problem of inclusion. the gaza strip is ruled by hamas which is not attending the talks. we reject the return of the palestinian authority to the negotiations because the israeli occupation is the only site that will benefit. it is not a favor from the israeli occupation. >> the last round of negotiations broke down in 2010 because of dispute over the of jewish settlements in the west bank. that fundamental -- fundamental matter remains, as well as palestinian refugees, jerusalem, and the border that will define the territories. while it is uncertain how the u.s. brokered effort might preach the divide on these issues, there are hopes that getting the two parties together will mark

abbas and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu earlier the palestinian leadership demand a guarantees that further and go on territorial disputes would be based on the cease fire line held before nine hundred sixty seven when israel captured the west bank and gaza that condition was rejected outright by tel aviv. well as politicians try to revive the peace process israel's settlement policies are continuing to outrage palestinians and it's getting tough for manny local youngsters who protest against settlement expansion often adding up on the i.d.f. swotted list or do you suppose leader has a story. armed to the teeth that's one of the most sophisticated armies in the world state of the art weapons high tech defense and world class combat training but when it comes to dealing with an unconventional enemy children it resorts to this post is threatening to find them wherever they are like a sheriff in a small town with a bounty on outlaws hid every night in the only victim and drop the other guy's bombs and sound bombs the words the houses before i've been with the children live in very

kerry met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the past few days. he also talked to president obama on the phone. secretary kerry praising both abbas and netanyahu for making such talks possible despite some skepticism. >> we know the challenges require some very tough choices in the days ahead. today, however, i am hopeful. i'm hopeful because of the courageous leadership shown by president abbas and prime minister netanyahu. both of them have chosen to make difficult choices here. and both of them were instrumental in pushing in this direction. john balden is former u.s. ambassador to united nations, senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and fox news contributor who joins us every sunday at about this time. good morning, ambassador. >> good morning, eric. glad to be with you. >> do you think this news of new talks starting perhaps tuesday or wednesday in washington is a major breakthrough or will likely lead to more disappointment? >> i think it's about like winning an intense game of cribbage. look, the prospects o

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abbas and invited them to send teams to washington. a new documentary.called "blackfish". focuses on the controversy over seaworld keeping killer whales in captivity for life. tory dunnan has a preview. loss of cool fog or the san francisco-based this is a tropical storm. nearly 60 m.p.h.. and this is expected to impact the island of hawaii on monday with heavy rain, 5-10 in.. strong. and a strong surf. more than that, coming up. >> there is a new documentary " black fish ". talking about sea world torrey done and has more. >> reporter: this 911 call. from sea world orlando, february, 2010. this circular whee this killer whales killer whale. killed the trainer. this new documentary. questioning the sea world operations. >> what happened to her could really have happened to anybody. >> they say that this was not an isolated incident. and what what happening is for hiri to sea world. and this document of other different oils >> this shows a dangerous if it is. >> the multiple sea world trainers who are speaking out during the film. accus

kerry will meet with palestinian president mahmoud abbas in ramallah. the extra stop indicates a possibility of success in kerry's sixth trip to the region this year, despite deep differences between the two sides. the national security agency is implementing new security of edward snowden's leaking of classified documents. all n-s-a system administrators must now work with another colleague when accessing sensitive intelligence. the "buddy system" will be implemented everywhere that administrators have elevated clearance to read sensitive information. access to data will be limited as well. >> the man who broke the story about u-s intelligence leaker edward snowden has signed a book deal with metropolitan books. glenn greenwald will write a book about snowden. it's expected to be published in march 2014. snowden has admitted to leaking classified documents about u-s surveillance programs. he has been hiding in russia for the last few weeks. the united states has charged snowden with espionage and wants him tried. >> five there's a new initiative called

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abbas has agreed to talk in washington, d.c. that came after six months of diplomacy by john kerry. a and after israel's cabinet released palestinian prisoners. they are not releasing specifics of the framework of the talks. >> i think we all know that candid, private conversations are the very best way to preserve the time and the space for progress and understanding when you face difficult complicated issues such as middle east peace. the best way to give these negotiations a chance is to keep them private. >> news of the talks which are scheduled to begin tomorrow and continue into tuesday has already been met with protests in gaza as you see there. >>> we also have new information tonight on a deadly tour bus crash in italy. authorities now say at least 37 people are dead. crews are still searching through the mangled wreckage of the bus that hit several cars and then plunged some 100 feet off a highway. the bus landed in a ravine, the people on board that bus were apparently returning to naples after a pilgrimage. >>> here

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netanyahu says he called palestinian prime minister mahmoud abbas. they haven't had any peace talks, though, in the last three years. >>> and while that's good news for secretary kerry, he'll also be following a court appearance today for a man arrested for suspicious behavior. officers said a 29-year-old man was, paed outside kerry's boston home. that man started taking pictures apparently. when police asked hip to move his car, he said he'd been drinking. secretary kerry was not home when this happened. >>> new today, demonstrators are asking congress to stop immigration refor and protect american jobs for american workers. here's a live look at the capital. the conservative black american leadership alliance marched from freedom plaza to capitol hill this morn. they're demanning congress not pass a path for citizenship bill for people living in the u.s. illegal really. >>> majority leader reid just wrapped up a speech at the center for american progress where he talked about ending the gridlock in the senate and here to talk more about that effort

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abbas, mahmoud abbas. he will have to make a quick and sharp decision. he may do it. but we don't kw yet. to stke that deal with israelis and americans and make sure that hamas is from the process. >>> dr. walid phares, we thank you for being with us, as always. >>> up next, we'll go to the chalkboard to show you whether or not president obama is still relevant or is he already a lame duck? that's next. stay w with us. the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. motr. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because yu can fly any airline anytime. two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never miss the fun. beard growing contest and go! ♪ win! what's in your wallet? >>> the president today trying his very best to take some of his old economic ideas and repackage them and deliver them to the american people in a shiny new paage. well, what eect will it all have? certainly, speeches wo

. >> prime minister netanyahu and president mahmoud abbas have made the tough decisions required to come back to the negotiating table. >> bret: master martin indyk will run the egyptian peace talks as negotiating. john kerry has spearheaded. he took six trips to the middle east in recent months. now the talks are beginning. what about these talks and what we can see from them. we are back with our panel. charles, your thoughts. >> the fundamental issue is whether the palestinians will sign a final agreement. they will sign interim agreements and they have dozens of them. but a final agreement that accepts a jewish state. and they have never done that. they were offered that in 2000, 2001, and 2008, extremely generous terms and every time they walked away. and i think that remains the problem. the israelis, interestingly, netanyahu and his government are very interested in the the agreement. they have a sense that history is running away from them. the conditions, the terms they would achieve today, i believe, are probably stronger than they would be in the future. but the palestinians e

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he alleged that mahmoud abbas president of the plo is not the head of the plo. clearly, he is. he wrote that mr. wein -- you wrote that mr. weiner has had a bias against israel. i would argue in many cases "the new york times" has, as well. i didn't know "the new york times" and amnesty were against israel. what do you make of the statements sir? >> well, you know, stephen colbert said that reality has a well-known liberal bias. i think that human rights has a bias against the occupation practices of israel. so when people of conscious look at this issue and including many israelis, it is a horrible thing the way the palestinians often are treated. i think it is a blind spot on weiner's part. and it tells me that at the core, he has a little bit of trouble sympathizing with, empathizing with the downtrodden. you know, he has a history kind of race baiting in his first election in 1991 for new york city council. he tried to smear his opponents with association with african-americans so there's something smelly about this attitude that he has. >> john: also, he famously supported

table, bibi netanyahu and mahmoud abbas, and secretary of state john kerry who worked hard to get this far. and of course to the president behind the big push, barack obama. blessed are the peacemakers. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" workers are walking out at major fast food chains in multiple states. there is a real movement to increase wages across the country, and those workers are here tonight. >>> also, it turns out the new pope says gay priests are fine with him. and progressive catholics the world over are swooning. >>> plus, pull up a seat and get your popcorn, rand paul versus chris christie has turned into a full-on battle royale, complete with congressional flunkies choosing sides and jumping into the ring. >>> we begin tonight in north carolina where republican governor pat mccrory made history a few hours ago. mccrory just signed an antiabortion bill designed to severely restrict access to reproductive services in the state. he signed

because the muslim brotherhood was a supporter of hamas, and because hamas is a rival to mahmoud abbas, the head of the palestinian authority, this builds up the authority of abbas at a time when the united states is-- in fact, has started direct peace talks for the first time in three years. so the events in egypt are having a ripple effect throughout the region in ways they think people hadn't anticipated not all bad, either. >> rose: let me just take a tangent here. you're in washington and you're covering what secretary kerry is trying to do there with the palestinians, and the israelis. what-- are they optimistic that this is a start that has traction? >> well, kerry is convinced it's possible and he might be a minority of one. but the kind of conventional wisdom is that kerry has taken on a mission impossible pie initiate, yesterday and today direct talks between the pals and israelis which are going to resume. he just announce thaerd going to resume in the region in two weeks and that the goal is an extremely ambitious one, to sarks chief a comprehensive settlement within nine m

the state department announced kerry is staying an extra day in jordan while president mahmoud abbas meets with palestinian leaders to discuss the idea of just simply resuming negotiations. all of these are about starting negotiations. the details of this proposal are not public. whether abbas could sell any plan to his people is even more unclear. secretary kerry said wednesday the gaps between israelis and palestinians have narrowed, quote, very significantly. while there are signs progress on one front, the situation in other parts of the middle east is not so good. particularly in syria where it continues to deteriorate. front page of "new york times" declares, momentum shifts in syria, bolstering assad's position. think about that. saying that assad is consolidating power in central syria while the rebel movement becomes increasingly fractious and ineffective. secretary kerry met with syrian refugees who expressed anger at the international community for what they say is a failure to act. speaking after the meeting, kerry said that refugees help do put a human face on the suffer

kerry spoke with mahmoud abbas in ramallah. palestinians had been demanding geographic preconditions. those are preconditions which israel rejects. >> agreement that establishes the basis for resuming direct final status negotiations between the palestinians and the israelis. this is a significant and welcomed step forward. >> also in the middle east, several thousands protesters hitting the streets of egypt again today. this time to protest the ouster of morsi. no significant violence reported today. the day of prayer on this friday. about 60 people have been killed, however, in clashes since morsi's removal early in the month. >>> the leaks about surveillance technique have been irresponsible and irreversible. katherine has more tonight. >> reporter: keith alexander told the aspen security forum the fallout from the leaks is substantial. >> we have concrete proof that they have already, terrorists groups and others are taking aspen and making changes and it's going to make our job tougher. >> reporter: for the first time, ale

mahmoud abbas. they met yesterday in jordan before heading back to the west bank. terms of kerry's proposal have been kept secret, but "reuters" quoted an israeli government official as saying israel might be ready to give up territory it took in the 1967 war along with other land swaps. for decades, israel has refused to negotiate that issue. a spokesman for the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, however, later denied plans to negotiate 67 borders as of now. there's a sense of anticipation in that part of the world at the moment. we must say. >>> a former cia official reportedly in custody in panama on an arrest warrant issued by italy. his name is robert seldon lady, one of 24 american s convicted n italy in 2009 for kidnapping a terror suspect. italian prosecutors said he was the cia base chief in milan. now, when the suspect a burks omar was his name was kidnapped from milan by a cia team, they say that he was in that position as base chief. now, the trial was the first to deal with the practice known as extraordinary rendition where suspects are allege

table, bibi netanyahu and mahmoud abbas, and secretary of state john kerry who worked hard to get this far. and of course to the president behind the big push, barack obama. blessed are the peacemakers. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "politicsnation" with all sharpton starts right now. >>> thanks, chris, and thanks to you for tuning in. i am live from washington, d.c. tonight's lead, fighting for voting rights. today the president of the united states called civil rights leaders to the white house to say are you ready to fight back. i was there in that meeting, and i saw firsthand how the president is determined to hit back against right-wing efforts to block the vote in the wake of the supreme court's decision to gut the voting rights act. since that ruling, republicans have gone on a rampage with states all across the south running wild to restrict voting. that includes north carolina, where any moment now, the republican governor is expected to sign into law the worst attack on voting rights since the jim crowe era. this is outrageous. this is exactly the k

abbas, and secretary of state john kerry who worked hard to get this far. and of course to the president behind the big push, barack obama. blessed are the peacemakers. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" workers are walking out at major fast food chains in multiple states. there is a real movement to increase wages across the country, and those workers are here tonight. >>> also, it turns out the new pope says gay priests are fine with him. and progressive catholics the world over are swooning. >>> plus, pull up a seat and get your popcorn, rand paul versus chris christie has turned into a full-on battle royale, complete with congressional flunkies choosing sides and jumping into the ring. >>> we begin tonight in north carolina where republican governor pat mccrory made history a few hours ago. mccrory just signed an antiabortion bill design to severely destrict access to reproductive services in the state. he signed that bi

leaders say they are willing to return to the negotiating table, but president mahmoud of us -- abbas' party alone have also laid out clear conditions. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has spent months trying to kick talk the peace talks, which have been stalled since 2008. his latest proposal has won over the powerful arab league. he's appealing to israel to seize the moment. >> israel needs to look hard at this initiative, which promises israel peace with 22 arab nations and 35 muslim nations. >> israeli officials say they will not accept palestinian preconditions, but they are still open to talks. >> i believe that their supreme effort that they have made will bear some fruit on both sides. >> but there is a long road ahead. earlier this week, the european union announced it would been funding to israeli settlements in the occupied territories. israel is urging the eu to delay the decision, warning it could damage the peace process. >> panama has asked the un security council to investigate whether a north korean ship found smuggling arms from cuba was violating international san

leaders say they are willing to return to the negotiating table, but president mahmoud of us -- abbas' party alone have also laid out clear conditions. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has spent months trying to kick talk the peace talks, which have been stalled since 2008. his latest proposal has won over the powerful arab league. he's appealing to israel to seize the moment. >> israel needs to look hard at this initiative, which promises israel peace with 22 arab nations and 35 muslim nations. >> israeli officials say they will not accept palestinian preconditions, but they are still open to talks. >> i believe that their supreme effort that they have made will bear some fruit on both sides. >> but there is a long road ahead. earlier this week, the european union announced it would been funding to israeli settlements in the occupied territories. israel is urging the eu to delay the decision, warning it could damage the peace process. >> panama has asked the un security council to investigate whether a north korean ship found smuggling arms from cuba was violating international san

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