minister's words eternal undivided capital of israel so going by what he just said is this is a fit accompli a done deal. pretty much leyla i mean we have to look at it from the perspective of the israeli as from talking to people on the street of course there are some mixed feelings but there are a lot of people who simply say look this is the reality jerusalem has also has always been our capital our government is here our prime minister lives here our congress is here our supreme court is here and it's never been any other way now of course the controversy over to responding israel's capital is that when the original plan was drawn up for how to divide this region into two states jerusalem was supposed to be an international city it wasn't supposed to be the capital of either israel or the future palestine and so now israel declaring and the u.s. supporting that supporting the idea that jerusalem is a capital basically makes it very. hard to move forward on any sort of future peace process that might be in the works especially because jerusalem was supposed to be the last thing negotiated

a. accompli to equal measure no one side had snipers and one other side had no guns and had banners in flags we had some certainly here you know there's there's a moral equivalence there is no moral equivalence that the western media this is how propaganda is done universally almost universally discussed this massacre and there was a massacre when you have sixty some people killed on one side in two thousand four hundred possibly i've seen that number of injured on one side and zero dead zero injured on the air. other that is not clashes that is a massacre and. we continually had the use of the past of sense public stinney and died people died in clashes no they were killed the israeli regime the zionist regime in control of israel and much of palestine killed sixty people. and opened fire killing medics women children mark i have a sense that. english language international television you're one of the few people individuals that have ever said anything of that magnitude about this massacre this proves my point ok because we still have a stormy daniels and we have. drug gangs from cell door

a. accompli to equal measure no one side had snipers and one other side had no guns and had banners in flags we had some certainly here you know there's there's this moral equivalence there is no moral equivalence there mark the western media this is how propaganda is done universally almost universally discussed this massacre and there was a massacre when you have sixty some people killed on one side in two thousand four hundred possibly i've seen that number of injured on one side and zero dead zero injured on the other that is not clashes that is a massacre and. we continually had the use of the past of sense palestinians died people died in clashes no they were killed the israeli regime the zionist regime in control of israel and much of palestine killed sixty people. and opened fire killing medics women children mark i have a sense that. the english language international television you're one of the few people individuals that have ever said anything of that magnitude about this massacre this proves my point ok because we still have a stormy daniels and we have calling the. drug gangs

square as then you prime minister then as the hours drew on it seemed that actually this wasn't a fait accompli and dropping thought it came out with all sorts of reasons why he wasn't suitable candidate for prime minister and then the shock announcement late in the evening that indeed they wouldn't be giving his them his vote him in his their votes and that they would not let him become prime minister. the protests that led to the resignation of the former prime minister says they've been peaceful so far it looks peaceful there behind you now but how much can the opposition achieve without resorting to more forceful tactics. what he was very clear yes they have passion and that this is a peaceful movement one of the key gestures of the protesters is the open hand gesture to show that the protests on and indeed these are very diverse protests this isn't just a matter of young potentially more physically able people that you have older individuals pensioners and also people with their young children i think passion yan's calculation so far is that he has the numbers he has unprecedented because

to the media, i do, you read these stories, you think the democratic majority in the house is a fait accompli. it is far from that. keep in mind, too, that most of these seats that they have to win are republican districts. anti-other problem i think they have is that -- the democratic leadership will tell you that the reason they have so many candidates in all these districts, and they do, is because there's great energy in the party and people are coming out of the woodwork to run. most of these people haven't run before. i agree. i think it does show that. but what you're going to have happen in districts, we saw it in nebraska on tuesday, when you have a large field, although that one wasn't particularly large, but when you have a large field, and we're talking six, seven, eight candidates like in virginia, like every race in california, etc., what's going to happen there? you are going to have -- because of the small number of primary voters, even on a high turnouts, there's still a relatively small number of primary voters, both sides have the most ideological people, are your regular p

really a faitn't accompli at the moment.e did see around the time of 9/11 that emerge as an approach the government wanted to take. dick cheney as recently as last week was defending that decision. she did follow her orders, she had her supporters at the time, and still does. but there was debate within intelligence agencies on whether this was the right approach. in retrospect, we have seen a lot of juicy details emerge about how there were internal debates about information sharing and torture, and it was -- torture. and i was alluding to this earlier. is questionable and whether or not it was useful in getting to osama bin laden. at some point it is healthy to have a public debate with the new information we have about whether that was the best idea and whether that is what we should do going forward. host: let's go to maryland, the republican line. this is dave. caller: thank you very much for taking my call. i was originally called in on the farm credit piece because with respect to the snap program, living in a very li

accompli h accomplished next. >> pretty intense and i don't what he accomplished. san francisco right now at 50 degrees, we've got nice stratus clouds out there. i'll talk about aeek coming up. getting? the legal requirement for certain dealerships. our consumer investigator finds out - if they follow the law. and of course - coverage of breaking news as you start your day. see you monday! )today in the bay ) - 4:30 to . >>> good morning, it's 7:53. a nice start to this sunday. it's a little cloudy and temperatures are cool and weather overall remains nice and calm. healeds berg, you can see the cl cloud cover but it looks certificaserene. it doesn't mean we're expecting rain, we've got a nice little stratus cloud situation going on and what that's going to do, it's going to keep us on the cooler end. san francisco right now also seeing those clouds out there. if you're going to be heading out this morning, maybe you're heading out to work, if you work on a sunday morning like we do, don't worry though, we are expecting a nice warming trend into the afternoon and that's going to keep us in the 60s and some 70s out there. right now the doppler radar, you can see