from time to time if president abbas, which is the head of the palestinian authority, and prime minister fay i can't tell and actually we are in agreement or did agree already much more than people, really there are some gaps. muslims, by the way, are more psychological. let's have a short look what's happened. first of all, we agreed about the nature of the solution. namely, two states a jewish state, israel, an arab state, palestine. they have to live side by side and both of us agree about it and most of the leaders in the world agree about it. then the palestinians are begun to build their country like we did. ben-gurion built the state before it was recognized. before we had borders. there are two basic issues which is very hard to agree upon and that is security issues which have had the lines for the palestinian state. but from my experience i think we can do it eventually and we shall do it. i think that's what we should do right away because when you look at the whole situation in the arab world and iran a piece between the palestinians and us is a great donation and an opportun

and it may bring about a situation that in a year from now, it will go more difficult for abbas and the current palestinian leadership which is the best partner israel could ever have to maintain their current positions. especially if hamas will have that strong endorsement and backing that they enjoy today. the readiness and their ability of the palestinian leadership to be forced on it or is to maintain its current position maybe that what may happen? why is it important? because a year from now, two conditions which do not exist today may exist. one is another israeli government which is committed to reach agreement and today is not the case. and an american president who is not constrained by whatever he has to take on considerations in an election year. an american president which will be able at the beginning of 2013 is not to knock heads, to bring to the two parties who marched the extra inch. and here i quote, your book, the inch that on their own will, the two parties will never march. he may bring them to do it. so at the beginning of the next year, the real possibility of new

metres and thirty which was ten centimeters higher than the silver winning result by france's on this abbas clock listen by but also better her own world record just last month when you ins or mark stands at five meters and one centimeter. center now it's a strong signal she is the overwhelming favorite to take her third olympic gold in london this summer after triumphs in athens and beijing. while it was a disappointment for a long jumper daria collision of a twenty one year old is the reigning european indoor champion but she just missed out on the podium place in the something collision a jumping just four centimeters behind britain's shara proctor americans all of britain release and generates a lot of seals gold and silver respectively. now with just a week to go before the curtain raiser an australian grand prix formula one's only russian decided to troll said he feels at home with his new team here hamm and will go out of his way to outshine teammates heikki kovalainen and his third season in the high octane sport. come under their will before the pre-season tests have shown that the

refuse to talk to the government who's been refused to total and has refused to talk to president abbas or to present yes to the government exactly there was also a fear that that kind of one sided resolution could invite. any intervention and military intervention. which many analysts and you did but actually to hear i understand russia's concern if they actually believed that the original resolution in libya was not going to invite some kind of intervention the resolution was to protect civilians from being. not to kill qaddafi but that's what he termed the cold true that's what my view was of what the root of the resolution in effect if you look at political rallies a propos tickle realities would require but anyway this is not what the resolution said it was a lawyer that played back later on of course it was it was really it wasn't a lawyer it was a lawyer the way it militarily developed that way russia for reasons i don't understand and felt that the resolution was used in ways that were not in its interest so then it said we're not going to vote for anything like that with respec

come ons it would help the opposition to the regime which is making the opposition reprint mental abbas rather hard line position we spoke he was in the bush. so we. have to compromise on the kind we're going to send to the people and those to the regime position without this would be very difficult to find peaceful solution for this hour on live from foreign land that was awesome and i know we have the executive director of a panther concert come out. well we would like to know what you think about the situation in syria you can log onto our website r t dot com to take part in our latest poll today we're asking you a year on who the conflict in syria is being fought between almost half of you say it's world superpowers in need of natural resources over a quarter believe its propaganda peddlers claiming to be media outlets sixteen percent suggest it's the power hungry elites in syria just eight percent think it's a fight between freedom of a loving people and an oppressive government you can go online to have your say. so i have for you this hour of maintaining control at any calls it f

another significant hezbollah figure, sheikh abbas was indicted in a second superseding indictment in 2002. he was a prominent hezbollah military leader in direct contact with charlotte's cell leader mohammed mahmood, over 50 times just prior to a cell member sigh add traveling to leb knob to deliver an envelope of money by way of his mother. this set precedent for prosecutions and noteworthy because it used criminal violations in conjunction with counterterrorism statutes to preempt and neutralize a terrorist group operating on u.s. soil. the initial indictment charged 25 deftness a 77-count indictment. there were charges of cigarette smuggling, interstate transportation stolen property, credit card fraud, bank fraud, fraud by wire, mail fraud, conspiracy to provide support to a terrorist organization, ricco and money laundering. a total of six defendant charged with providing material support to a terrorist organization. the first time we used rico in a terrorist prosecution. this case is significant because of the breathtaking sophistication, scope and organizational depth of this

refuse to talk to the government leaders and refuse to talk to that has refused to talk to president abbas and to present yes to the government exactly there was also a fear that that kind of one sided resolution could invite. an intervention i understand russians concerned if they actually believed that the original resolution in libya was not going to invite some kind of intervention thank you.

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while we do have some flurries leftover tonight, the skies will clear. 22-30, a chilly night at abbas. -- i had of us. -- a chilly night ahead of us. look at what is on the other side of that high-pressure sell. in southwest winds are pushing this warm front porch chicago. 37 in chicago, but 59 in kansas city. once that front goes by, it will feel like spring in the middle part of the week. we will see a little bit of cloud cover tomorrow. lots of sunshine for wednesday. mostly sunny on thursday. it looks like the warmest day of the week with southwest winds. although, some clouds will be moving in and by thursday night into friday another cold front will be back at us. tomorrow, 43 to 48. in western maryland, a 15 degree jump from tuesday to end wednesday. the water temperatures are in the 40's, so it will be chillier there. but 60's on wednesday. a little bit of a seabreeze at ocean city. it might be a struggle to hit 60 on the beach, but in mind, wednesdays temperatures will be mild. we go back to sit -- daylight savings time to a.m. on sunday showers -- and showers are coming at u

there have been very good offers made to president abbas, and both said no, so if you are an israeli, you are saying, is in the palestinian able to except an arrangement that is a compromise, or can they only accept something that is 120%. there is lack of trust on both sides, and there are reasons for that, and they are of burden on negotiations. in terms of iran, i am a freedom guy, but i think the iranians are a great people, and the idea that they are going to accept what the current regime offers when the region is calling for more freedom and democracy and people are taking responsibility for their own freedom, i think of some point freedom is going to come to iran, but it is going to be hard. this regime is very dug in. we have the revolutionary guard. it is -- it will be very difficult. i worry it will be very bloody. i think one of the down sides of a conventional invasion of iran, is it will cause people to rally around the regime. people are nationalistic, and regrettably, i think in the short run, it would cause people to rally around the regime. at some point people would

abba won for "waterloo" in '74. celine dion made a splash in 1988 representing switzerland.long the way, the contest became known less for big names and more for kitsch. sequinned costumes, outlandish productions, the works. ♪ let me share my song with you ♪ >> despite its name, eurovision is not just a european competition. algeria participates. so does israel. this year's host is . that's why it's in the news this week. for some background, it's long clashed with armenia. in 1994, the two countries ended a years-long war over the separatist region. but the tensions flared up again recently when an armenian soldier was shot to death at the border. so with them as the host, eurovision is pulling out of the party. it's not new. music competitions like big sporting events are often proxies for larger disputes or trends. when moscow hosted eurovision in 2009, georgia was reluctant to take part because it had just fought a war with russia. but music can unify, too. that year an entry featured an israeli jew singing a duet with an israeli-arab. ♪ there must be another way >> for

abba won for waterloo in 1972.ine dion made a splash in 1988 representing switzerland. ♪ >> but somewhere along the way the contest became known less for big names and more for kitch. sequinned costumes, youtd landish productions, the works. despite its name, euro vision is not just a european competition. algeria participates. so does israel. this year's host is audio buy john, ask and that's why euro vision is in the news. first some background. they've long clashed with armenia. in 1994 the two countries ended a year long war over the separatist region. an armenian soldier was shot to death at the board are. if they're the host, armenia is pulling out music competitions like big sporting events have larger disputes for trends. when moscow posted euro vision in 2009, they were reluctant to take part because it had just fought a war with russia. music can unify too. that year an entry featured an israeli jew sing aing duet with an israeli arab. ♪ >> for me the fascinating thing about euro vision is not the perform

abbas, a global activist network, is reporting based on what it says are eyewitness accounts.re are also a number of instances where women, even children were being raped, massacred as they were trying to flee. and activists and residents of the province had been warning of this for quite some time now, saying that they believe that the government, once it got done clean out homs, the city of homs it was then going to set its sights on idlib provinces. now they're warning government forces are advancing toward the turkish border, john. >> arwa damon recording from beirut. >>> presidential politics a moment of opportunity for rick santorum after his impressive sweep of two big southern presidential primaries, and mississippi and alabama. now he's in puerto rico where the massachusetts governor is the overwhelming favorite. >> we had a pretty good night last night. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> i can't think of a better way to celebrate than hopping on a plane and coming to puerto rico. >> governor rom if i is off the trail today raising some money. top strategist telling rotter

or less the borders that would go suggest that by the primary minister when he was negotiating with abbasears ago. that's the first point. to know which -- what are the borders and nothing beyond it. point number two, i would say that as of this moment, not one single square meter will be built beyond these borders. and the settlements that are there and are going to move them. but not going to add anything, not school, not a kindergarten, nothing beyond those lines. point number three, i would initiate the office compensation to any settler in the areas that are beyond that line who wants to move back, can be compensated and is -- offered compensation, just the way that settlers were removed from the gaza strip were offered compensation. so that we start a process, i would say a reverse process to what has been going on within the last 30, 40 years. >> general, i have -- jennifer laszlo mizrahi that wants to say something. >> general, your plan sounds very, vent interest i-- very in. the haejs that the settlers are the problem, in 2005 we were hearing the story. the settlements are the p

there have been very good offers made to president abbas, and both said no, so if you are an israeli, you are saying, is in the palestinian able to except an arrangement that is a compromise, or can they only accept something that is 120%. there is lack of trust on both sides, and there are reasons for that, and they are of burden on negotiations. in terms of iran, i am a freedom guy, but i think the iranians are a great people, and the idea that they are going to accept what the current regime offers when the region is calling for more freedom and democracy and people are taking responsibility for their own freedom, i think of some point freedom is going to come to iran, but it is going to be hard. . [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] that is why american leaders have trusted him with some of the highest positions of the land, including as national security adviser to president george w. bush. he has served in multiple administration's, both republican and democratic, including with dr. brzezinski in the ca

there have been some very good offers made to the chairmen, very good offers made to president abbas both said no. so you're saying is any palestinian able to accept a peace arrangement that is a compromise or is the only piece a palestinian leader can accept as 120% of their opening position. there is a lack of trust in the negotiating process on both sides and there are reasons for that. the ones dr. brzezinski talked about and i tried to express and the are an overhang in the burden on the negotiations. in terms of iran, and the freedom guy i admit but i think that the iranians are a great people. they are a talented people, and the idea is they are going to accept the current regime offers in the region is crying out for more freedom and democracy and people are taking more responsibility for their own freedom but i think at some point freedom is going to come to an end but it's going to be hard. this regime is very dug-in. you've got a revolutionary guard scott quds force, nina will be very difficult, and i worry that there will be very bloody, and one of the downside says mr. b

[applause] i meet from time to time with president abbas and prime minister fayyad.y need and want peace. i believe that peace is possible. they are our partners for peace. not hamas. [applause] a peace that is a dream for both of us, is a nightmare for the ayatollahs in iran. they are afraid we shall make peace. iran is an evil, cruel, morally corrupt regime. it is based on destruction. and is an affront to human dignity. iran is the center. the sponsor. the financer of world terror. iran is a danger to the entire world. [applause] it threatens berlin as well as madrid, delhi as well as bangkok. not just israel. iran's ambition is to control the middle east, so it can control a major part of the world's economy. it must be stopped. and it will be stopped. [applause] israel experienced the horrors of war. it does not seek it. peace is always our firs option, but trust me, if we are forced to fight, we shall prevail. [applause] president obama is leading and implementing, an international complex and decisive policy, imposing economic and political sanctions against i