sip and jericho beach. a former employee of the yugoslav oil company ina who apparently knew too much about the corrupt dealings of the communist elite. he was found shot dead in the small town of all stripes housing near munich. in this derogatory had a printing press. jericho beach began to publish ntu this love documents after his move to germany. two gunmen are believed to have ambushed him jericho which his son had no doubts who was behind the killing four seasons he was sent to become chairman of our government in and was very embarrassing for the yugoslav government you that's why they weren't such a hurry to have him executed since that's what we can call this the soul and to cnn less than five years later dummy and your cold which was murdered in canada. the elder jericho beach is murder went to trial in munich in two thousand and two. a co conspirator was sentenced to life in prison. the court is convinced that the man behind the killing are living in san fran. like us to pack a the germans believ

jericho beach began to publish ntu this love documents after his move to germany. two gunmen are believed to have ambushed him jericho which his son had no doubt too was behind the killing four seasons he was sent to become chairman of our government in and was very embarrassing for the yugoslav government should you. that's why they weren't such a hurry to have him executed. ten when we can call us it's all coming to cnn. less than five years later dummy and your cold which was murdered in canada. the elder jericho beach is murder went to trial in munich in two thousand and two. a co conspirator was sentenced to life in prison the court is convinced that the man behind the killing are living in san fran. like you're sick at the beach the germans believe he was involved in the murder. he's now willing to appear on camera to tell george of the way his side of the story in his first television interview. the now sixty eight year old admitted to having spied on her leash and textiles. beginning in nineteen seventy nine with his own agents. we want to know how many hel

we rented a car and drove from jerusalem down to jericho. as soon as we got on that road, i said to my wife, "i can see why jesus used this as the setting for his parable." it's a winding, meandering road. it's really conducive for ambushing. you start out in jerusalem, which is about 1,200 miles or rather 1,200 feet above sea level. and by the time you get down to jericho, 15 or 20 minutes later, you're about 2,200 feet below sea level. that's a dangerous road. in the days of jesus it came to be known as the "bloody pass." and you know, it's possible that the priest and the levite looked over that man on the ground and wondered if the robbers were still around. or it's possible that they felt that the man on the ground was merely faking, and he was acting like he had been robbed and hurt, in order to seize them over there, lure them there for quick and easy seizure. and so the first question that the priest asked, the first question that the levite asked was, "if i stop to help this man, what will happen to me? "but then the good samaritan

for old people say yours truly of that in jericho but i think that different. it was so cute. sometimes they have a better looking you think of some connections whose iraq she has any other republics they have some fiesta is also practical basis. you've got it on citizen you have the tops of the possibility to move bolts please his opening season with salt anything you can go to russia. and you go to you. if you're enlightened citizens in its citizen it is also easy to move to go to russia would recover and atkinson so you don't agree with some of the russian speakers say that they are in a way being victimized because of the evils of the soviet union the asa would occur. if you go cool but it is to go business. you will see what the old rules of the company's of the businesses than that lucy is eighteen percent the russians who are the owners of the business so confidence is low. does this pose a threat to the latvian state this kind of numbers you get the members not. and we are democratic. was that he isn't might be personally i don't have. the other option was that i shoul

oh and p o box five and she went as science at tasks cca over the cows and jericho come to us to not just big names in the wilds of business also some big political names there and double thank you very much for the update. i love the sense of the market sound or if the holes has a wrap up of wednesday's action in frankfurt even sing the boys didn't have an impact on financial markets the tree is a nice strong the inputs and the next ballet moves. bad news from us technology giants like i'd be in will wait on the moon nights and that's also suffered from not just as in the league against the yen since the dawn eden which launches in char at the door to the biggest play of the bond market through its air us carrying him go for many is to commence very successful but nasty and assists with two brilliance after heavy losses and one leftist dominance has departed to be retaking the market. so what does lack in numbers now and as the investment and they were sort of irritated on wednesday. the dax closing down by about a tenth as eighty percent there the euro stocks fifty also closing to

or to jericho? are we going to build fences? hundreds of kilometers of fences. who will defend the fences? not the answer. >> what is the answer? >> the jews and arabs live together. they have been living together for many years. all, law and order has to be kept. you have to employ order. justice should be made of its commitment. >> do you have a home in the -- party? benjamin netanyahu said you are permanent subversive. >> many things have been said. [indiscernible] left in 1973, i brought five parties together. that was the party i have been serving with. keeparty was a way to ideas. >> s not -- no one -- >> how is it that you, and look at things so differently, and rabin look at the same way, and you differ? in the military [indiscernible] they see different. i think, i don't know what the , but it doesrack make a difference. differences about the and i think there are -- i believe peace means security. that is what we are looking for. >> you have said in today's climate he's has been the goal rather than a means. >> piece is a goal. peace is a goal. what we

are we going to prevent palestinians from gaza to travel to jerusalem or to hebron or the jericho? what kind of segregation? are we going to build fences, hundreds and hundred of kilometers offenses? who will be able to defend those fences? so i think that is not the answer. >> rose: what is the answer? >> the answer is that first of all the jews and arabs live together as others live together. jews and arabs have been living together for many, many years in that country, but in order to be together, i think that law and order should be kept altogether in every democracy you have to keep law and order for all the population, law and order and justice should be made, as it is connected to things. >> rose: do you have a home in the likud party? benjamin netanyahu the head of the party said about you, you are a permanent subversive and suggested you might leave, you ought to leave the likud. >> look, many things have been said, and -- >> netanyahu said about you. >> i don't think that is the right thing to do. i will do, i formed the likud when i left the military in 1973. i brought f

jericho. [applause] [cheers] [applause] we are becoming global and solar as well. every four minutes another american home or business go solar. a policy is stopped giving $4 billion a year to fossil fuel industries that don't need it so we can invest more in fuels of the future that do. [cheers] [applause] [applause] president obama: even as we have increased energy production, we have partnered with the is businesses and reduce the energy that we consume. when we rescued our automakers we work with them to set higher fuel efficiency standards for our cars. in the coming months i will build on that success so we can keep driving down the we pay at the pump. and taken together our energy policy is creating jobs and leading to a cleaner and safer planet. in this includes one of the most favorable situations where the best nation on earth. [applause] president obama: but we have to act with urgency. because a change in climate is harming western communities struggling with doubt and coastal cities dealing with floods. we're working with states and utilities and other

>> having the jericho available will be a huge help, it has been pour for a few years and the cherokeed, we expect to introduce a replacement for their 200 midsize sedan as well and if that is as well executed as the cherokee seems to be that should be a good seller. it will make him relevant in a market where they haven't had a competitor product so this should be a good year for chrysler. ashley: ford led the way in detroit, do you expect the same this year? >> board hasn't challenges. they will replace the f 1, their best-selling vehicle and the best-selling vehicle in the country for 40 years, and replacing it means shutting down a couple factories and taking sales out of the pipeline. ford is learning they expect growth but not the same level of growth they did this year and expect their profits to be impacted as well. they will be profitable next year but not by as much. ashley: mercedes turned in a banner report. is that because they were aggressive with their incentives trying to outpace bmw in the u.s.? >> the sales between bmw and mercedes drive is just about everything those

in this mentality if we are making a military parallel its national lines thinking or the walls of jericho. the walls never work. frankly it's the same, to go back to this issue in the past question of infrastructure. sometimes they don't want a wall i like air gaps to those balloons that the nuns would put between the teenagers at catholic school dances. they just don't work in the end. the iranians thought they had a wonderful air gaps defending keeping you know bad malware out of their nuclear research. it didn't work for them. and so instead we have to change this resilient model but also following basic measures in terms of not only trying to keep bad all at but monitoring what's happening on your own networks including by your own people. and you know whether it's the manly episode or snowden. those are his sophisticated and well-funded as they were u.s. military nsa, they were not following basic rules and procedures that a cupcake store should have. the same when it comes do you know the power of very basic cyber hygiene. the most important penetration of the u.s. military network

this mentality that this imaginal line thinking or the walls of jericho. walls never work. frankly to go back to this issue in the past question of infrastructure. sometimes they'll say i don't need a wall. i will have an air gap. i'd like an air gaps balloons that the nuns would try to put between teenagers at catholic school dances. they just don't work in and. the iranians thought they had a wonderful air gap defending, keeping bad malware out of their research. it worked for them. and so instead we have to change the resilience model but also following basic measures in terms of not only trying to keep bad out but monitoring what's happening on your own networks including by your own people. and whether it's the manning episode or snowden, those organizations as sophisticated and is well-funded as they were, u.s. military and nsa, they were not following basic rules and procedures that cupcake store should have. the same when it comes to the power of very asics cyber hygiene. the most important penetration of the u.s. military network by an outsider happen because a sol