i just need the world the less safe place millions die the world institution such a fundamental such as united nations hundred ninety one is a see. the world a less safe place clearly there are significant problems in the north africa has to be protected but i think it's important that britain under think other countries should adhere to delay commissions ninety but if you make to the nation to take civilian life there's not a united nations no need for regime change you claim sole responsibility for releasing al mcgraw he was convicted of the lockerbie bombing given what's happened in libya now do you regret that decision and or durant i stand by that decision it was a decision made for when there was a scotsman and healing to the values and beliefs that we have here it wasn't an easy decision but i believe it. was the correct decision as justice minister how do you feel about the apparent impetus for the international community to rush in selebi a what do you think that says about the state of international law or well i think at the end of the day we have to protect life because of people being bru

a hero. >> it is about time he is put on trial. >> other countries are representing their own. i am disappointed. >> as head of the army, he was indicted by the united nations in 1995. he is accused of a key role in a massacre of up to 8000 men and boys and ordering the siege of sarajevo, which cost thousands of civilian lives. he will be extradited to the hague. >> joining me now in the studio is a balkans analyst. thank you for being with us. why did it take serbia so long to arrest him? >> it was not because they did not know he was hiding. there are powerful radical nationalist elements in serbia. like the secret services and the military in the serbian orthodox church who had an interest in protecting him. also, this is a difficult move for the present serbian government. there are opposition political parties that are radical and will take him to task for what he has done. it will call him a national list trader. it was a difficult decision. >> speaking of the president of serbia, he said this closes a chapter in serbian history. do you agree with that? >> it closes the chapter dealing with war criminals. war criminals have come to trial. there is one

will be when we will be able to be represented as an independent nation and to play a part that's what we saw one country for the united states all russia every country has to play its part and we went forward to us playing opon we all would be a small nation but we are a nation. with applaud her strength and wish to improve and a trinity to me better please kenny macaskill thank you very much thank you. wealthy british style scientists and sometimes the titans of. market finance come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars report. the. if. russia would be so much brighter if you knew about someone from financed impressions. please for instance on t.v. don't come. to. me. remember you believe just in some instances. from. the future. colin just said to consider a break from the united kingdom was put into a pen to solve the country's national policy ends up with a majority of seats in the parliament. the european union's main it lended germany these patients with member states that received bailouts demanding

. >> they want a united nations investigation and accusing the united states of violating international law . >> pakistan's army went further warning that future violations would cause pakistan to review the cooperation here with the united states. here at home the president is congratulated for following through to getting the terrorist with or without pakistan's help. >>> and abc will have a special 20-20. the story behind bin laden's death at 10:00 here on abc sen. >> and a san francisco intersection is shut down because of a gas leak. it was severed near the union square. this isa i live picture just above the stockton tunnel. pg&e expects to cap the leak in 15 minutes time. the streets will remain closed longer than that fory are pairs. >>> and something good happened from a fire in san francisco that left 60 people homeless. they found a terrified little chihuahua alive but hiding. it has a happy ending. >> the dog is part of the story and the people inside of the building are the other part. they are trying to find the cause. it may have been a barbecue but it caused a great deal

israelis up into may two thousand when the israelis withdrew they left behind a huge legacy of monks and the united nations saw a need to resolve the movie fame once and therefore the neck is still set up back in two thousand and one you know it's one structure from a nation. and the united nations. down the seas for under the veils of the people i come flooding back with the south back of it when it gets back to the ice. and we're confronted with you know hundreds of thousands of unexploded possible. there stay through. the pain carries with it else people walking. proud of how to push it up and over to the right official door in august fourteenth two thousand and six the eleven easy army started clearing the road which sneaked into residential areas so people are going to turn to their homes. that will support night management and conduct quality assurance and we have with us law and international organizations there's a huge market right now for battle area clear because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordinance. and so you've got these companies and n.g.o.s

up until may two thousand when the israelis withdrew they left behind a huge legacy of a monk and the united nation saw a need to resolve the problem will be three months and therefore to make associate second two thousand and one now it's on structure from a nation by anybody's army and the united nations. without the ceasefire hundreds of thousands of people come flooding back we will see a record of what it is back to the others. and which were funded. you know hundreds of thousands of unexploded possible. thank you. i think carries with him else walking back and he told his. father how to push up and over to the right after the war on aug fourteenth two thousand and six b. the lebanese army started clearing the roads make of the residential areas so people got turned to their hope that one of them would go to. management and conduct which is sure as. we have working for us no i don't miss the organizations there's a huge market right now for battle area clerics because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordinance. and so you've got these companies and

government with fatah was hoping that obama would support the idea of a palestinian state that's being introduced in the united nations in september and obama's not going to do that and i think that that was part of their disappointment and they're also hoping that he takes a stronger stance against the settlement growth so i think they were expressing their dissatisfaction on those two issues all right thanks for your thoughts talked about a small child middle east or joining us from boston to the program you're welcome. just a few minutes the tourists with a passion for the pole. the beauty of antarctica is something that not many people on this earth will get the opportunity to see which is why it's one of the world's most exotic tourist destinations i'm john thomas in antarctica and coming up on r g three explore why some people are willing to pay big bucks to make it down here. and meet the siberian calves whose brotherhood knows this kind of boy you just love being a baby so he should. the operator of japan's crisis nuclear plants made a record loss of fifteen billion dollars the country's biggest ever corporate

a. united nations had him with a newspaper in his hand so people don't younger harry is what the controller is saying listen when i hear your last story we only have a couple seconds but in new york officials are proposing that high school curriculum include lessons on what mothers can do if they give birth to a baby that they don't want and tell them a safe way to get rid of the baby. so sad but it's only when necessary and i don't think that's i thought i think that that's really smart that's actually how i'm saying a sad event or something to actually have these you know our society i would say if the teacher is the first person going to go out on this that said like i mean why is a family member. or someone involved that you could turn to on if you're such an idealist why do you think these women are throwing away their babies because the totally bradley cooper didn't go to mom and dad as they already are is nam leaders and a grandmother and and a family friend and it goes outside the instructive class that they can go through with this problem like this you know i'm going to die right

that even harder to expect a balanced approach from washington one example of words but not actions are the settlements the united states earlier this year vetoed a united nations security council resolution condemning continued israeli settlement expansion illegal that happened shortly after secretary say that secretary of state hillary clinton explicitly called those settlements illegitimate but when it came to actually teaming up with the international community to condemn it the u.s. blocked the resolution the security council vote was fourteen countries in favor and one country against them that was the united states all right thank you very much for that to go to the reporting from the u.s. capital. now in his speech obama also said it colonel gadhafi has no control over libya and hours later nato hits eight legged warships i created a number of the country's ports will be alliance as the vessels were trying to prevent the delivery of aid into libya and posed a threat to allied forces will liberate officials denounced iraq obama's claims saying it's. the libyan people who should decide gadhafi spates obama also delivered an ultimatum to syria's president

is nothing more that it's all of a barrack look at they have pock receipt coming out a united nations as they go ahead and they'd libya with their humanitarian bobs i mean how could people be so ignorant in carrying it dropping bombs on moammar gadhafi s home oh they call it it's calm his command and control center it's is how this was supposed to be humanitarian mission while at the same tie they turned a blind dog to what's going on in the ivory coast with millions of refugees what's going on in the sudan and what's going on in yemen and bahrain it's the club they only prosecute who they want to prosecute and when you're a member of the quad you're excluded it's the united states' policy of going after those they don't like you know not doing business with as opposed to those they are doing business with that are actually committing even more heinous crimes you know what he stand or was he asked the question about next year's presidential election in russia that students announce that they sponsored tomorrow's a press conference and to make sure you know if the president spoke tensi

it exploded as they were driving past in a united nations convoy on the main road. the u.n. force in lebanon is tasked with keeping the peace in the border region with israel. no group has said it carried out the attack. the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says there is no evidence that senior officials in pakistan knew of osama bin laden's whereabouts before he was killed, but she also said that pakistan does need to do more to battle islamist mill dancey. she was speaking on an unannounced visit to islamabad. >> the americans knew killing osama bin laden without first informing the pakistanis had its risks. it did leave the leadership here feeling humiliated and angry. >> good afternoon. >> hillary clinton assured them they weren't being correspond. >> there is absolutely no evidence that anyone at the highest levels of the pakistani government knew that osama bin laden was living just miles from where we are today. and we know that al qaeda has been a source of great pain and suffering to the leadership that has been in every way attempting to eradicate the threat

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the un is nothing more that it's all of a barrack look at they have pocker see coming at a united nations as they go ahead and invade libya with their humanitarian bombs i mean how could people be so ignorant ept and uncaring that dropping bombs on moammar gadhafi is home oh they call it is calm now his command and control center it says house this was supposed to be a humanitarian mission while at the same tie they turn a blind dog i see what's going on in the ivory coast with millions of refugees what's going on in the sudan and what's going on in yemen and bahrain it's the club they only prosecute who they want to prosecute and when you're a member of the club you're excluded it's the united states' policy of going after those they don't like doing business with as opposed to those they are doing business with that are actually committing even why heinous crimes. independence is is something many in edinburgh have been dreaming of for a very long time well now with the recent election victory of the country's scottish national party this may become a reality artist or emma looks at wha

. >>> a united nations envoy. trying to encourage a cease-fire. no word if gadhafi himself took part in the talks. >>> the wife of egyptian president mubarak is set to have heart surgery. she suffered a heart attack while being questioned about her husband's corruption charges. >>> more on the arrest of the man who leads the monetary fund. dominique strauss-kahn tried to rape a housekeeper in new york. it comes at a time when expectations were high in france that he would be a leading presidential candidate in next year's election. we have more from paris. >> reporter: it's difficult to overstate what a bombshell the arrest of dominic strauss-kahn has been. as director of the monetary fund, he had dealings with heads of states. he had meetings with the chancellor of greece and he was going to be at the table at the g-8 summit at the end of may. from that point of view, it's a huge story. domestically here in france, it's a huge story. he outpolled all the other candidates for president including nicolas sarkozy. this was huge. >> it's amazing. i t

united nations. the truth is that george mitchell, former senate majority leader and i, chaired a united nations task force. the general assembly is a totally corrupted institution. the bureaucracy is totally corrupted. and the idea that an american president would take seriously the directives of the united nations is a sign that he just doesn't understand the real world. so i think we have to fundamentally reset our homeland security and our national security policies building around american interests to protect american lives, working with those countries that are truly our allies. finally, i think all of us need to realize that one of the side effects of the killing of bin laden has to be a real exploration of our relationship with pakistan. [applause] i don't know about the rest of you, but when i learned that after paying $20 billion since 9/11, they had been housing him in pakistan for the last 9 1/2 years. i was trying to figure out what the word ally meant. i know what the word "sucker" meant. [laughter] i mean, there is a point where you have to say to people around the world, how stupid d

no vote at the united nations will ever create an independent palestinian state and the united states will stand up against our first a single israel out at the united nations or in any international forum israel's legitimacy is not an honor for me if they say the contradiction of words and deeds has been a constant source of global first ration about the us foreign policy in the middle east. one example. the obama administration has called these really settlement expansion illegitimate but when it came to actually voting at the un security council condemned the settlement expansion is illegal the us veto the resolution the failure of the united states deal effectively with the israel palestine issue. and standards that we have actually apply to the president made a very strong case that we should not tolerate civilians being bludgeoned by. their rulers but we do nothing when the movie is released to all these things. but cost of all the pretty hard in terms of our credibility and prestige internationally and that's not important survey suggests president obama's ratings in the muslim world are as low as ever experts

and so we may two thousand when the israelis withdrew they left behind a huge legacy of a month and the united nations saw a need to result of all mobile became once and therefore the next always the uptick in two thousand and one now its own structure combination but nobody's army and the united nations. without the ceasefire hundreds of thousands of people come flooding back in the south back to what it is back to the ice. and we're confronted with you know hundreds of thousands of unexploded cluster bombs. their first day there were. fifteen carries with it else people walking. by the how to push up and over to the right of the to go on august fourteenth two thousand and six the eleven easy army started appearing to broach sneak into residential areas so people got turned to their homes a lot of them were good there was a board and i managed to conduct quality assurance and we had working for us no i don't miss the organizations there's a huge market right now for cattle area clearance because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordinance. and so you've got

a leaked united nations report suggests a north korea and iran have been exchanging the ballistic missile technology in violation of u.n. sanctions it's said the secret transfers happened for a third country presumes to be china beijing has made efforts to suppress the report at the united nations the international community has been deeply concerned about iran's nuclear program something tehran has always maintained has only ever been for peaceful purposes. new violence has flared in syria with three people reported killed near the city of holmes comes a day after authorities said they were ready for dialogue with the opposition international pressure is mounting on syria over brutal crackdowns of protests with some eight hundred killed and more than of thousands arrested in two months the u.s. have imposed sanctions on the country as washington is said to be considering declaring president assad's eleven year rule illegitimate now with the u.s. debt ceiling already at a staggering high almost half of america is now refusing to buy into the proposals to raise it still further and while t

united nations? the truth is that george mitchell and i chaired a united nations reform task force. is a totally corrupted institution. the bureaucracy is totally corrupted. the idea that an american president would take seriously the directors of the united nations is a sign that he does not understand the real world. i think we have to fundamentally reset our homeland security and our national security policies, building around american interest to protect american lives, working with those who are truly our allies. finally, i think all of us need to realize that one of the side effects of killing osama bin laden has to be a real exploration of our relationship with pakistan. [applause] i do not know about the rest of you, but when i learned that, after paying $20 billion since 9/11, they have been housing him in pakistan for the last 9.5 years. alice try to figure out the word "ally" meant. [laughter] i knew what the word "sucker" meant. [laughter] there is a point we have to say to people around the world how -- how stupid do you think we are? is there any person in this world w

some of youymursursber when a united nations panel criticized the united states has whacking and international she would write and violating human rights and it went on and on with dozens of different things the u.s. was doing wrong often by not having a big enough government and the obama administration'symesponse was fascinating because prominent in their response was is so cf1 o tnfair t or the cf1 o tn97- systematically violating human rights because last year we passed obamacare and took a step toward -- this falls into the categ find it bo. i wish i had a dollar for every one who said that it was a violation of human rights. there is a pattern here. as it was preached in the 1970s, the u.s. constitution required the enforcement of the agenda of the new york times editorial page. it is increasingly argue that international human-rights -- somewhat vague as to how this will happen -- required the new york times editorial page addendum. give the government more to do and it is like most of the other ideas i talked-about. up to that point it just sounds like giving more to do to the governme

he's already turned over his passport but he said he would also turn in a united nations travel document well. now, the judge declined some of these very same proposals when he was in court on monday. the question is, will things be different this time, monita? >> that leads to the likelihood that the new york judge will actually agree to these suggestions made by his defense team in terms of whether or not they will grant this bail. knowing new york courts as you do, what's the likelihood of this actually happening? >> reporter: here's one important factor everyone has to consider. the question is will the manhattan district attorney argue against this plea offer being made by the defense attorneys? if they go along with it, that could certainly serve to help his cause and the judge may agree. regardless, it's still ultimately up to the judge to make that decision. and it's a different judge than was in court the other day. so at this juncture, it's hard to say what will happen. but if he does make bail, he could be released as early as today. but you know what, mow feet to, he'll be ri

a united nations independent investigators is calling on the u.s.veal more details about the raid. he wants experts to assess the legality of osama bin laden's killing. >>> good morning and happy friday if you are just getting up. we have a much cooler day in store for the bay area. already beginning to see some of that fog showing up along the coastline and inside the bay. breezy just picking up as well seeing winds gusting over 20 miles an hour at sfo. temperatures running in the 40s and 50s at this hour. by the afternoon, remember yesterday we had some 80s and 90s inland. today it will still be pleasant inland but you're talking backupper 70s on the warm end. inside the bay 50s on the 60s and those breezy conditions. more patchy fog continuing out towards the coastline. so with that in mind, we are setting the stage for the weekend now. it looks like much cooler air is will filter in as high pressure breaks down. this low brings rain into the pacific northwest. some of that energy finally dropping into the bay area over the weekend. even a slight

to pass a resolution and then he said, by the way, american policy is to make khadafy go, but his hands are tied by the united nations and a subordinated our decision-making and options to that pathetic organization in many respects -- i would never put the united states in that untenable position. if the president says president khadafy must go, he must go. >> u.s. and european intelligence is saying there is no active or retired pakistani military provided aid to osama bin laden in that compound, when he was living in that compound up to 6 years. would you cut off the $3.2 billion annually that the u.s. provides to pakistan? >> i think we are in a situation where we have to engage the pakistanis in a level we haven't done before. we have tolerated a lot of bad behavior on the part of pakistan, particularly in the area of waziristan. and we have not done what president bush said, saying you are with us or against us. we need to engage the pakistanis and say, look, we are fighting a critical battle for the country. you are either going to side with the united states or we are going to deliver ultimatums, such as you

israelis into may two thousand and one these writings were very they left behind a huge legacy obama in ones and the united nations saw a need to resolve the problem will be three months and they would make it so we'll see a second two thousand and one now if the instructor combination. and the united nations . there the seeds for hundreds of thousands of people come flooding back into the south record what it is correct in their eyes. and we're confronted with. you know hundreds of thousands of unexploded possible. thank you. i think carries with it else walking. by the how to push her up and over to the right after the war on aug fourteenth two thousand and six be the lebanese army started clearing the roads making the residential areas so people can turn to their homes. with good that will support night managed to conduct quality assurance and we have working for us law and international organizations there's a huge market right now for battle area clearance because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordinance. and so you've got these companies and n.g.o.s that are bas

he says they are allowed -- a prepared to allow united nations to monitor a ceasefire. security forces open the haun tens of thousands of protesters calling for the president to step down. one person was killed and dozens were wounded. 20,000 demonstrators were attempting to march in the capitol building. they struggled to get the wounded to local hospitals, and government forces had shot dead two demonstrators. the have seen almost daily protests for the last two months. and in syria, the crackdown on anti-government protesters is taking an ever growing human toll. security forces used tanks and the country's third largest city. they have also had reports of snipers firing at civilians. at least 19 people have been killed across the country as they tried to crush the seven- week old uprising. there are sanctions on to -- and several top politicians. over with business, and germany is backing an italian has the next head of the ecb. >> of the endorsement puts the governor of italy's's central bank in position for the prestigious job. the chancellor's says that they shar

when violent protests broke out after a nato raid that allegedly killed four civilians also a senior united nations official warns conditions in libya are quote a ticking time bomb as humanitarian conditions continue to deteriorate in the country and on the u.s. big cable news channels these are the top stories. tales of how arnold schwarzenegger was able to keep his love child a secret for so long and what went down when the real found out schwarzenegger acknowledges fathering a child out of wedlock with a member of his household staff were going to new years ago. the tough guy on the road where you were not one of those but the story of models those lowlights are there. arnold schwarzenegger's split and his love child this is the top story this is the big news meanwhile journalists are risking their lives to cover wars and some pay the ultimate price as the creator of this afghanistan war documentary tim hetherington did he was killed covering the libyan conflict last month take a look at his movie. and then the foresight to try. and separate the music if you're going to sleep. in. the summer gre

on the scottish national party now the biggest party in scotland has promised a vote on whether to split from united kingdom. justice minister kenny macaskill about his vision for a possible full independence. today i mean as i'm great talking to kenny macaskill who's the scottish justice minister he's a member of the scottish national party which of course recently gained enough votes to be able to promise a referendum on scottish independence within the next five years kenny macaskill thank you for talking to us now tell me first what would scotland gain from independence will gain control over all resources from responsibility for the problems from fiesinger of country and to be able to stand up and speak to the issues that matter to us. taking charge of whole making sure that we have a voice abroad and how would it work economically and socially well scott from the rich country we have the world just oil and gas producer million opinion not only have a boat in terms of oil and gas but you know a boat in terms of renewables or drug or fee for the first time in our history is probably to advantage

i have a fear of the united nations being a regulatory body that has the right to say anything about the internet, and what are resolution was doing was expressing the united nation should not be involved in regulating the internet. to me the thought is just very frightening. >> host: >> host: representative mary bono mack is in her eighth term in congress. she represents the palm springs area california and she is the chairman of the energy and commerce subcommittee on commerce manufacturing and trade. thank you for being on "the communicators." juliana gruenwald has been our guest reporter.

i have a pure of the united nations being a regulatory body that has the right to say anything about the internet. what are resolution was doing was expressing that the united nations should not be involved in regulating the internet. >> representative mary bono mack is in her eighth term in congress. she represents the palm springs area of california, and she is the chairman of the energy and commerce subcommittee on commerce, manufacturing, and trade. thank you for being on "the communicators." >> you can now access our programming any time with the c- span radio iphone app. you can also listen to our signature interview programs each week, available around the clock were ever you are. the release of president barack obama's birth certificate has not stopped by a court case challenging the president citizenship status. the ninth circuit court of appeals in pasadena, california heard a case questioning whether barack obama was born in the united states and is eligible to serve as president. a former vice presidential candidate in 2008 and former presidential candidate alan keyes or t

will ever create an independent palestinian state and the united states will stand up against the first a single israel the united nations or in any international forum this rules legitimacy is not a matter for debate that is my commitment that is my place to all of you larry netanyahu appeared on par with obama and celebrating joyous israel collaboration this broad support for israel states. crewmembers who gives tremendous strength. to my country and so a ban of goods a full stop a so-called peace process resulting the israeli palestinian conflict is lost one step forward to steps back. compromises along the administration the israelis and a path has been the political calculus for decades but both players have solved nothing obama faces a very hard reality continue a failed policy or truly give this conflict everything and something approaching a reset the ball fell in a bomb a squirt russia china for across our team. ok if i hear you first hussein in washington i guess around washington today i do think that obama caved. to internal pressure. and just really kind of within a matter of hours he switched gears very ver

will ever create an independent palestinian state and the united states will stand up against the first a single israel the united nations or any international force this rules legitimacy is not a matter for debate that is my commitment that is my pledge to all of you where netanyahu appearing on par with obama and celebrating us israel collaboration this broad support for israel of the united states. tremendous will and gives tremendous strength. to my country and so a band of the day called peace process reserving the israeli palestinian conflict as a one step forward to step back and a deal compromises in one way or ministration the israelis and a pact has been the political calculus for decades but both players have. a very hard reality continue a failed policy or chilling of this conflict everything and something approaching a reset the ball is still in obama's court russia china across r.t. . ok if i can go to you first hussein in washington i guess or in washington today i do you think that it caved. to internal pressure. and just really kind of within matter of hours he switched gears very very quickly why. go ri

he's already turned over his passport and would hand in a united nations travel i.d. the internationally known financier is also offering to put up the deed on his $4 million home in washington, d.c.'s tony georgetown. he also has a home in paris. strauss-kahn will also tell the court he'll waive extradition to the u.s. should he flee to france, which has no treaty to force his return to the u.s. the alleged victim's lawyer says the 32-year-old mother because of all of this is scared to death. >> she's very concerned about her security. she's very concerned about what has happened, what this man is capable of and the fact that he would be free. i'm sure it would be something that she'd be very alarmed about. >> strauss-kahn's lawyers have said that he will plead not guilty and told the court they have a defensible case. strauss-kahn's dna and other forensic evidence collected at the scene of the alleged attack will be considered by a grand jury. the hotel maid, as we know, is also to testify in secret grand jury hearings. >> so you're learning new information now about

israelis up into may two thousand when the israelis withdrew they left behind a huge legacy of ones and the united nations saw a need to resolve the problem will be three months and therefore the next we'll see i reckon two thousand and one now it's one structure on the nation by the lebanese army and the united nations. down the seas for hundreds of thousands of people come flooding back into the sea i reckon they're going to speculate. and we're confronted with. you know hundreds of thousands of unexploded possible. on their first day. i think carries with it else people walking back in the forty's. part of how to push the record over to the right office will go on august fourteenth two thousand and six the lebanese army started clearing the roads sneak into residential areas so people got turned to their homes a lot of them were good there was a fortnight managed it and conduct which insurance. we had working for us no i'm going to miss the organizations there's a huge market right now for cattle area clearance because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordina

united nations. and joining us now from the state department, the united states ambassador to the united nations, susan rice. ambassador, thanks very much for coming in. >> good to be with you, wolf. >> aresident delivering major, major speech, let's get through some of the specifics, referring to your job in particular. he said symbolic actions to isolate israel at the united nations in september wouldn't create an independent palestinian state. dog that mean, that, you're trying to avoid any general assembly resolution on a palestinian state? >> wolf, obviously, as the president said, you can't vote a state simply by passing a resolution in the general assembly a palestinian state to which the president reity it ter rated his commitment living side by side with the state of israel can only be accomplished through director in,s which is why the president took the historic step of framing, from a u.s. point of view, two of the core principles that ought to guide those negotiations and encouraging the parties to return to the negotiating table as soon as possible to begin negotiating on the principle of security for israel and a palestinian state based on much ly agreed swaps on the '67

the united states within the region if it says it will not support palestinian statehood in a united nationsote? >> well, this would not be very popular right now petitioner president to say and i don't think that he will say something so -- popular right now for the president to say and i don't think he will say something -- let me address something robert said. american policy has gotten more complicated as a result of the arab spring. traditionally, we dealt with arab leaders, and we conducted our policies with arab leaders. the arab spring has introduced a nedimension which is the arab peoples and now we have to nduct our policies both with an eye towards the arab peoples and the arab regimes, and when we, for example, did sidwith the people in egypt, we incurred the displeasure of many of our allies in the region and the white house phones started to ring from saudi arabia, from the u.a.e., from jordan, even from rael. there was a great deal of displeasure from the friends of the united states ani think what the president has to do is find the sweet spot that on the one hand addresses t

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will ever create an independent palestinian state and the united states will stand up against the first a single israel out at the united nations or in any international forum this rules legitimacy is not a matter for debate that is my commitment that is my pledge told you later netanyahu appearing on par with obama and celebrating joyous israel collaboration this broad support for it is really not its troops. tremendous group. commander strength. my country and so a band of the day the so-called peace process resolving the israeli palestinian conflict is lost play out once the forward to start is back. compromise is a one way of ministration the israelis and a path has been the political calculus for decades but these players have nothing about my face is a very hard reality continue failed policy or children give this conflict everything and something approaching a reset the ball is still in the bomb squad my chair and i across. ok if i can tell you first hussein in washington i guess around washington today i do think that obama caved. to internal pressure. and just really kind of within a matter of hours he switched gears v

he'll also benefit from a level one trauma unit with a national reputation for treating patients with brain injuries. >> what you're getting here is expertise. we're certainly not going to do any surgery on him, as he had when he was first treated, because we're past that acute phase. but we have the experience in having taken care of thousands of patients. >> reporter: the 42-year-old father and paramedic is showing signs of brain function. he can move his eyes and has some movement in his arms and legs. the hope is he can make even bigger improvements here that will allow him to start rehabilitation. but for now, he's back in the bay area, a dedicated giants fan, returning to home base. the hope is that bryan stow will soon be able to move out of the intensive care unit on to a general floor, and then eventually into rehabilitation. but for that he will be have to be moved to a different facility. reporting live at san francisco general hospital, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> bryan stow's family has been updating the public about his condition since the attack on march 31st.