please welcome benjamin bratt. [applause] >> we thought it was very important tonight to recognize the work that both you and your brother did by making such an incredible film that honored the community. i know supervisor campos was incredibly impressed and thankful to have something that brought attention to his district and to all of our communities, for those of us who live in the mission. peter bratt -- [applause] thank you. peter bratt was the director of this film, "la mission." we couldn't be more proud of their accomplishment. [cheers and applause] his first film, "follow me home" premiered at the sundance film festival in official competition in 1996. it's an exploration of the journey to redemption and the ultimate reach toward conquer societal ills is an he can coffee that they further explored in their sophomore effort, "la mission." [applause] "la mission" is the first of five films incorporated, which is a company that mr. brad and his brother, benjamin, and their producing partner founded, and now "

a tension meeting between president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. as danielle nottingham reports, the talks come at a critical time. >> reporter: president obama and benjamin netanyahu finally met with reporters in the oval office after a meeting that ran an hour longer than planned. benjamin netanyahu opposes the proposal to give back land taken in the 1967 war to the palestinians. >> these lands are indefensible. they don't take into account certain changes that have taken place on the ground. >> reporter: president obama insists it's the price of peace in the region. >> obviously, there are some differences between us in the precise formulations and language. and that's going to happen between friends. >> reporter: the president says this is a critical moment for the israel and the palestinians. and the danger is greater because there's so much unrest all around them. president obama is hoping to convince benjamin netanyahu to resume peace talks with the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas. >>> we are unable to live properly, we are refugees. th

benjamin netanyahu. >> i'm thinking it will be incredibly tense.ll ask, dude, why did you throw me under the bus like this in your speech, because even congress in 2004, house and senate both concurred with president bush that there's no reason whatsoever to go to the '67 borders, period. >> robert? >> look, probably the best rapport in that room is going to be between the u.s. and israeli food tasters. but the situation simply is this. prime minister netanyahu has every treasreason to demand app explanation from the president because all of us know it can't happen with conditions being imposed upon israel or with hamas not being held accountable. >> sorry, pete. >> i'm no washington insider, but i think this is all political theater. i think domestic politics influences the foreign policy and our relationship on both sides. i think president obama and the president minister are israel are probably laughing and benjamin netanyahu is probably saying thanks for not going too hard on me. i don't buy any of this personally, but what do i know, carol. >

but it was his comments on israel and palestine just days before benjamin netanyahu visits washington, which is drawn the most attention. our state department correspondent has this report. >> it has been a dizzying few months of of people, hope and change across the arab world. washington seemed caught off guard, torn between interest it needs to protect and that freedom and democracy it wanted to champion. >> the president of united states, barack obama. >> today, president barack obama tries to convince arab protesters that america really is by their side. >> we face a historic opportunity. we have the chance to show america values the dignity of the street vendor in tunisia more than the raw power of the dictator. >> there were a lot of lofty words. but for egypt and tunisia, concrete offers of help. tunisia will also receive assistance. investment, trade and jobs are all key to supporting the democracy. president obama did have one surprised -- for the palestinians and israelis. >> we believe the borders of israel and palestine should be based on the 1967 lines with a mutually ag

>>> we are waiting to see the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu go before congress. a live picture as people begin to gather in n great anticipation of -- in great anticipation of this important speech. obviously you're looking at the leadership, democratic as well as republican leadership, beginning to gather. a lot of handshakes as they enter the chamber. and this is really a critical time for both president obama and the israeli prime minister because when we look at this, there are critical ties between the two countries. we are talking about political ties, religious ties, as well as real concerns, big questions about security. security in the region, in the middle east, among the dramatic changes that we have seen over just the last four or five months or so. and the question about whether or not middle east peace, israelis and palestinians, can actually achieve any kind of breakthrough through this administration. we have seen it time and time again from previous administrations, cannot be done, has not been done, can this president do a better job? and now we

benjamin netanyahu ignored him. news, washington. >> a day after president obama said there must be serious reform and set of side, [unintelligible] 30 people have been shot dead due to protest across the country. here is this report from beirut. >> this was the third biggest city. security forces had been given orders not to open fire. a child was reported to be among those killed. protesters took to the streets in several different parts of the cities. there is a severe crack down by troops there's with hundreds arrested in many killed. demonstrations big or small were reported from virtually all parts of the country, including places where biggest security operations were launched. some security forces did not intervene. in others, they broke up the protest without serious casualty. but here, in the northern suburbs of damascus itself, there were more people killed when troops opened fire. the crisis is spilling over its borders. in the past few days, 5000 have fled across the country into lebanon. syrian troops

very much a defiant message from benjamin netanyahu. >> he did not actually address the peace profits -- the peace process in the majority of his speech. it was to a pro-israeli lobby in washington to reaffirm the special relationship israel end americans enjoy. he did talk about the 1967 lines. since obama speech -- since obama's speech last week, there has been clarification from the white house the president obama was talking about a future palestinian state being based on 1967 borders, but with mutual land swaps. when prime minister netanyahu tonight did talk about the peace process, he was adamant to say that the 1967 lines are indefensible. >> we can only make peace with the palestinians if they are prepared to make peace with the jewish state. [applause] tomorrow, in congress, i will describe what a peace between a palestinian state and the jewish state would look like. but i want to assure you of one thing. it must leave israel with security. therefore, israel cannot return to the indefensible 1967 lines. >> benjamin netanyahu will address the u.s. congress later today, in a f

unchecked on the next stories of the president also is hosting talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in d.c. here today so tensions already high over obama's middle east speech yesterday is there any hope for a breakthrough to end the decades of conflict in the region then as you've probably heard by now there's a rapture coming we got the opportunity to ride along with members of the group who say that may twenty first is the end of the world as we know it's bring you details on all of that will make its host in our happy hour segment but before we get to the fun let's move on to our top story. the deadline has finally arrived it's day sixty of the intervention in libya according to the war powers act now it's time to decide if the u.s. should get out or get approval for congress to stay but neither obama nor congress seem to be acting on it so does this mean that america's laws about engaging in war simply don't matter archies lauren lyster has more. fifty eight. fifty nine. sixty i said at the outset that this was going to be a matter of days and weeks. the days have tur

is this meant to provoke benjamin netanyahu to saying this is where we want to go with this? >> no., if you're giving a speech in part to the arab audiences about the arab spring, which was most of the speech by the way, the arab israeli conflict was a smaller part of the whole thing and not about minutia, didn't get much into details, but when you think about it, if you're speaking to an arab audience and you know arab audiences historically looked at the u.s. through the prism of the arab israeli conflict they're waiting to see what you're going to say. if you ignore it they will see this as an imbalance, how can you talk about the rights of other arab people but not talking about the rights of palestinians. giving the president is speaking at apec on sunday and he's going to speak to a pro-israel audience, give a lot more in his support for israel, how could he have not said something when speaking to an arab audience. it's unthinkable. plus the prime minister of israel is coming to the u.s. he's given a rare opportunity to speak to a joint session of congress, few world leaders

obama's statement puts pressure on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. immediately after the speech he called the idea indefensible, but mr. obama had plenty to anger the palestinians too. criticizing the palestinian unity agreement between fatah, and extremist group hamas and trying to head off the assembly. >> it won't create an independent state. >> >> the palestinian reaction was positive but they had a key question. >> what will be the american role in getting netanyahu to accept this? >> the president's balancinging at gave a little to each side but one observer said mr. obama may have been too careful not to stick his neck out. >> i think he didn't want to displease any particular con sit yhency, but what that meant was he wasn't going to take a lot of risks, and when you're not willing to take risks on the middle east, you're not going to make a lot of news. >> he'll have two more chances. a meeting on friday with netanyahu and a major speech to the jewish lobbying group apec this weekend. but even as president obama was delivering his speech at

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the speech by benjamin netanyahu has major implications for the united states.and the palestinians certainly directly impacts security here in the united states. also, the u.s. has strong ties with israel, religious ties. a lot of history this, political connections, strategic relations. what happens with israel is crucial to a region undergoing so dramatic -- such dramatic changes from the arab uprising in north africa and the middle east. >> of course as wolf mentioned, today's speech is not justice about the conflict between israel and the palestinians. this stalled peace process, there are no talks going on now. it is also part of a tense drama playing out between the israeli prime minister and the american president over the starting point for peace talks. our correspondents are covering all angles of this story. white house correspondent brianna keilar is traveling with president obama and matthew chance is in new zealand. >>> and we'll talk about the political implications with our chief analyst gloria borger here in washington. she'll have perspective. >

that is a challenge that keeps benjamin netanyahu up at night.orld about that dangerous threat from bilateral meetings at the world meetings and repeated the call that america and the west must come together to stop the islamic republic before it is too late. [applause] the islamic republic with a nuclear weapon threatens the shared values that brought the united states and israel together for 63 years. despite involving dangers and instability, it is these core tenants that bring the prime minister here today, that ever lasting strategic partnership that enables him to speak to us with a sense of hope and optimism that the united states and israel will continue to strengthen their relationship, reach new heights, and stand together to face all the evolving threats that challenge both nations. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the prime minister of the states of israel, benjamin netanyahu. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> thank you. [applause] ♪ thank you. ♪ thank you. [applause] ♪ [applause] my friends, before i talk about things a

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and israel fallout over palestine as prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejects president obama's path to peace in the middle east. illegal bombs at the white house sidelines the us constitution by skipping the third like to keep its forces in action over libya without approval from congress. the house will take the cash but rather from terra cotta for the environment the brunt of climate change. that's twelve noon here in the russian capital this is our team welcome to the program our top story now israel has rejected the us call for it to retreat behind the nine hundred sixty seven war borders draw from the occupied palestinian territories prime minister benjamin netanyahu who is in washington for talks says it's a concession he will not make peace christine for example explains why america's efforts have for decades failed to bring peace to the middle east. it is a scene all too familiar in this region of protests on israel's border that leads. to violence i hear it was the may fifteenth protests marking what palestinians called not for catastrophe the creation of the state of israe

and israel fallout over palestine as prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejects president obama's part of the peace in the middle east. illegal problems the white house sidelined the u.s. constitution by skipping the deadline its forces action of libya without approval from congress. last through taking to the hospital project on terror front but the environment is bearing the brunt of carnage trades. are you watching r t we're live from moscow welcome to the program israel has rejected the u.s. call for its retreat behind the nine hundred sixty seven war borders and withdraw from the occupied palestinian territories prime minister benjamin netanyahu who's in washington for talks says it's a concession he will not make. christine for explains why america's efforts have decades those who bring peace to the middle east. it is a scene all too familiar in this region. on israel's border that leads. to violence. here in was the may fifteenth protest marking what palestinians called nakba or catastrophe the creation of the state of israel on this date in one nine hundred forty eight because

from the foreign ministry though to confirm what was said in that meeting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu really slammed down those proposals for a return to nine hundred sixty seven borders now the palestinian delegation it's been in moscow they must side of the earth has said that they will never recognize the state of israel the fatah delegates that have been here said that they still view israel as the main stumbling block on the road to peace however both sides just it made up this delegation said that they were happy about mr obama putting forward a. plan that would see a return to nine hundred sixty seven borders however this didn't go far enough for them. it's not the first time the u.s. has made statements on the need to recognize palestine and its one nine hundred sixty seven borders in any case this is a positive sign but unfortunately it's not enough because the initiative says nothing about jerusalem. which has been an indispensable part of the palestinian lands occupied in one thousand nine hundred seventy the usa being a key player in the middle east for most obse

. >>> president obama is face to face with israeli prime minister be benjamin netanyahu. the president wants the 1967 borders to be the starting point for negotiations on a palestinian state. netanyahu is said to be furious over the president's proposal. >>> shouts of "god is great" peppered with gunfire. anti-government protests followed friday prayers in cities across syria today. activists and witnesses say that security forces have killed at least 12 protesters today. >>> and today marks 60 days since the u.s. and other nato allies launched air strikes on libyan forces. the war powers resolution requires that the president get congressional approval to continue or u.s. troops have to stand down. the obama administration has not said how it plans to handle this deadline. >>> well, the man who kidnapped and raped utah teenager elizabeth smart will be sentenced next week. prosecutors want brian david mitchell to spend the rest of his life in prison. his lawyers say he should go to a mental facility. smart, now 23, says she will speak at that sentencing hearing. >> i have

above us and israel folau to over palestine as prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejects president obama's top to peace in the middle east. to legal walks the white house sidelines the us constitution by skipping the deadline to keep its forces in action over libya without approval from congress. the boss will take you to the harsh fragile price here of antarctica where the environment is bearing the brunt of climate change. you're watching our team coming to you live from moscow welcome to the program now before we go on to our program we let's cross live to russia as a cullinan grad a region where foreign minister sergei lavrov is holding a joint news conference with his german and polish counterparts well let's listen to him and what. he seemed to see especially regarding the cross border traveling you see i mean i only see chances of this procedure and no risk you mention. shooters and chances for people. the abuse the rules. the suppression told the three ministers. this specific results to think and be expected as a combination of courage summits of the russian ears. and horses your

and israel fallout over palestine as prime minister benjamin netanyahu jex president obama's part of the peace in the middle east. the legal problems the white house sidelines the u.s. constitution by skipping the deadline to keep its forces in action in libya without approval from congress. take you to the house but fragile from terror of antarctica but environment is bearing the brunt of climate change. on air and online twenty four hours a day says r.t. israel has rejected a u.s. court for it to retreat behind pre nine hundred sixty seven borders and withdraw from occupied palestinian territories prime minister benjamin netanyahu who's in washington for talks says it's a concession he will not make he's a christian for zero explains why america's efforts have been failing for decades to bring peace to the middle east. it is a scene all too familiar in this region a protest on israel's border that leads. to violence. here in with the may fifteenth protest marking what palestinians called not or catastrophe the creation of the state of israel on this state in one nine hundred forty

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israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed congress today here in washington d.c. and he got quite the reception receiving not one or two or three or even fifteen but twenty nine standing ovations congress rumble in applause as he spoke about the long standing relationship between israel and us there tend to move to spread real democracy in the middle east and when he flatly rejected the notion that israel would return to the one nine hundred sixty seven borders as president obama suggested in a speech last week it was a sure sign of the power that israel exerts over us politics and this is an area where partisanship flies right out the window. and i do see a lot of old friends here and i see a lot of new friends of israel here as well. democrats and republicans alike. thank you. but how many of these friends democrats and republicans alike really love b.b. and how many just love the campaign donations the flowing from a back here to discuss this with me is alison weir the executive director of if americans knew allison thank you so much for joining us and thank yo

. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has addressed congress in washington and set out his vision for peace between israel and the palestinians. he said that israel was ready to make a " painful compromises," but he rejected a settlement based on 1967 borders. he said the palestinians were to blame for lack of progress. the speech pusses more obstacles in the way of peace. >> earlier, i spoke with our washington correspondent. i began asking him how his speech was received pierre >> there was not anything new. it was well-received in the u.s. congress. therefore, in stark contrast with what happened with president obama, that was a very cold meeting. there was a lack of contradiction. the u.s. congress, the backbone of u.s.-israeli relationship and has always been a strong supporter of israel, there was standing ovations. netanyahu even had a couple punchlines. it seemed like an entertainment show. it was to show that israel and the americans were still great friends. >> we do know that benjamin netanyahu talked about swaths of territory. this was included in the painful compromis

benjamin franklin, i was fascinating with woodrowfr wilson mainly because of him having no the stroke and the wife hid it from the press and the congress over three months i felt wasas fascinating but those that really love to me more was a warren harding baker says i could not e believe somebody who was such a defense, he was not bright at all and a elected to the white house. talk about the tax cut he said i do not understand. don't talk to me about that. the only thing he was interested in was how many women he could bed at night in the white house. they say that is a difference between harding and will send at least will send white to goxe into the four houses of columbus, wil ohio and there's a lot of truth about that. another thing nothing to do with sex but when picked to run for the senate of picnic north of columbus to political operatives thought he would make a marvell was senator. when he was elected, one of the first things you do change the national emblem from the eagle to the check and. >> host: end from arafat-- more phone calls for our authors. >> caller: i just want

. >>> president obama met this morning with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu one day after the president said israel should return to its 1967 borders to establish a palestinian state. the white house released this video just a little over an hour ago. he said they discussed a number of issues including the establishment of a palestinian state and acknowledged differences. >> but what we are in complete accord about is that a true peace can only occur if the ultimate resolution allows israel to defend itself against threats. >> benjamin netanyahu repeated his objection to the president's call for a return to the 1967 borders. >> while israel is prepared to make generous compromises for peace it cannot go back to the 1967 lines. because these lines are indefensible. >> he said palestinians will have to choose between peace with israel and an alliance with hamas. >>> u.s. attorney general eric holder is in san jose right now. a short time ago he toured the san jose job core and met with students to discuss the effects of gangs and violence in their communities. this story is

prime minister benjamin netanyahu said president obama's vision is indefensecy. president obama endorsed a long standing palestinian demand about the borders of the future state yesterday. they want key areas gained by israel after the 1967 six-day war. >> the borders should be based on the 1967 lines with mutually agreed swaps so that secure and recognized boreds are established for both states. >> reporter: president obama has carved out three hours today to talk with net yay benjamin netanyahu. reporting live from washington d.c., alison burns, ktvu 2 news. >>> a roadside bomb hit an armored car carrying american employees to the consulate in pakistan. two americans suffered injuries. a passer by was injured. the group said it was to avenge the death of osama bin laden. >>> former imf chief, dominique strauss-kahn is expected to be released from a new york city jail today. a judge set his bail at $1 million yesterday. he will also have to take out a $5 million insurance fund. when he is released, he will be placed under house arrest in manhattan. strauss-kahn

then you had benjamin netanyahu. look at this picture.'t think i have ever seen a foreign leader lecture an american president in the oval office that way on the history of the jewish state and rejecting the obama peace plan as just unrealistic. >> we both need each other very much so you won't see a total break. neither one can do without the other. prime minister netanyahu felt he was sandbagged. i mean, they told him this two days before, i think. secretary of state clinton called him. and he said well, why are you doing this now? hamas and the palestinians just agreed to a new deal. the negotiations are going nowhere. so my question is i don't know why the administration did this. what did they hope to accomplish? negotiations are going nowhere. needlessly stuck a thumb in the eye of an ally. >> chris: let me bring this up with senator bayh. the white house says there is no practical difference between what the president formally proposed here and what the basic policy had been under president clinton and under president george w. bus

benjamin netanyahu will be addressing a joint session of congress this morning at 11:00 a.m.ssed congress was july 10, 1996. we will have live coverage at 11:00 or just before that. senate majority leader harry reid also spoke at aipac last night about support for israel and the middle east peace process. he said "no one should set premature -- his comments are nearly 20 minutes. ♪ >> we need this year in the shadow of israel's birthday. our mood is not one of celebration. it is one of caution and concern. this week, no time in israel's history as our future faced such serious tests. history have sos many of you gathered to make your voice is heard. your tireless activism has made you an unparalleled force throughout the country and the world. it is not only were members or your passion that is made you effective. it is the virtue of your cause and the integrity of your conviction. ahoy [applause] -- and to the integrity of your convictions. [applause] you are in the arena and in the fight, year after year. today, here, we are united, determined, demanding strength and succes

with benjamin netanyahu.omments made yesterday with president obama. >> the weather, it should start kicking in. a nice day coming up. >> good morning. two different shots one in san francisco the cloud coverage. parisi. low-fog. a great day-breezy--and the top is showing walnut creek. sunny conditions you can see that 680. making that morning commute. depending on where you are? really morning cloud coverage. that is the mix for this month in a partly sunny. everybody enjoys that sunshine. temperatures in the 60s, 70's. some spots even mid- upper 70's for the most part we're going to be a bit cooler than yesterday. temperatures as we approach for 8:00 a.m. 52 degrees in san francisco. probably mid- fifties with a few hold out. sinophile, and a nice warm up. in fact, a highs this afternoon call for- sinophile-sansan rafeal and the yellow is indicating the warmest spot to date through the delta. santa rosa, 63, 67 degrees in the settlement. 67 degrees in napa. 67 degrees in some belmont--sonoma and cooler to t

the secrecy, benjamin. is this a good thing the fact that we probably will never know who fired that fatal shot into the head of bin laden? >> i think it is. but i mean i think secrecy on a grander level as a society. i mean since world war ii, you know, loose lips sink ships, a couple of words here will kill thousands overseas is what we really need to be considering now. let these guys alone. we don't need to know where they train, what they do, they do the job and get it done. we need to leave it where it goes. just chalk it up to american exceptionalism. >> geraldo: i like that. how about giving praise where praise is due. >> you know, seals have a reputation for being humble warriors and i certainly consider these men heros. i know that everyone in the seal community considers them to be heros. and they certainly know that they have the recognition and the praise from every single american and i think for them that is enough. these guys are real warriors. they are professionals. they trained for this a

that is not going to happen, said benjamin netanyahu at the white house today.ur north american editor reports. >> this is the look of the most powerful politician in the world on the receiving end of a lecture in his own home. the two have never gotten on, but the president played down the divide. >> there are obviously some differences between us. the precise formulations and language. that is going to happen between friends. >> the israeli prime minister had been watching him like talk and then spoke like one. -- have been watching him like a hawk -- and then spoke like one. >> we all want a piece that will be genuine and will hold and in europe. i think we both agreed that peace based on illusions will crash eventually on the rocks of middle eastern reality. >> the president's aide looked slightly sick. he had not even referred to his new plans based on the borders of 1967 when the prime minister ripped into it nonetheless. >> it cannot go back to the 1967 lines. these lines are indefensible. they do not take into account certain changes that have taken plac

benjamin netanyahu in effect just trashed the obama suggestion. frankly, i think obama's been grossly misrepresented and he said obviously we started the boardede and there's going to be -- borders and there's going to be swaps of lands. but benjamin netanyahu said we're going to keep troops in the jordan valley and we've got facts on the ground which means the settlements quite frankly john, there's no basis in what netanyahu said and laid down as his conditions that the palestinians or the arabs can accept as a peace. so what we're doing is we're headed straight for the u. n., general assembly in september where the hamas combination, palestinian government, i think will be seated as the government of the state of palestine. >> well, we don't want that. we don't want that. you know that? >> president obama will oppose it in the general assembly and in the security council, he will, but an overwhelming majority including most of americans will support it. >> eleanor? >> that's right. the u. n. will in effect blast the palestinian state and the u.

obama sits down with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, just one day after siding with the palestinians' demands for drawing new state borders. netanyahu left for washington after saying mr. obama's peace proposal would leave israel indefensible. joel brown has more from washington. good morning, joel. >> betty, good morning to you. before he even boarded the plane to washington, israel's prime minister made it clear to his parliament he wasn't happy with president obama's major policy speech on thursday. today the two men get a chance to hash out their differences face-to-face. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way to the white house to make his case against president obama's new plan for a palestinian state. >> we believe the borders of israel and palestine should be based on the 1967 line. >> reporter: in a major policy speech thursday, the president called on israel to surrender land it won in the 1967 war to the palestinians. the statement sent shockwaves throughout the jewish community. >> the palestinians have said in 1967 and every year since that they want isr

benjamin netanyahu said israel is prepared to make painful compromises for peace with palestinians but will not, as president obama has called for, return to its borders before the '67 mideast war. nor he said will israel negotiate with terrorists by which he meant hamas. >> i believe we can fashion a brilliant future for our children, but israel will not negotiate with the palestinian government backed by the palestinian version of al qaeda. that we will not do. [ applause ] >> again, several standing ovations. late this afternoon, our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell sat down in washington with netanyahu. >> reporter: president obama has said to you that you cannot afford any more delay, that with all of the upheaval, the changes in the arab world that israel is at risk of being isolated, of being left behind. what do you say to the president? >> i think the president shares with me and i share with him the desire to move the peace process forward. i said in congress that there is one way to move this thing forward. president abbas of the palestinian authority has

is pushing for benjamin netanyahu claim such borders would be in the principal. gronk obama comes to the u.k. to pressure wandered into closer cooperation on security and the war on terror david cameron is expected to seek support for his government's controversial spending cuts. but jordan opposition gathers forty four of the day a protest against the president promising to show me how assad is really the door by wednesday. plus it's back on solid ground for three space travelers who spend six months in the zero gravity of board the international space station. for the sort of headlines we back in the top of the hour in meantime natasha will bring you the latest sports news. thanks maria hello and welcome to sport and first let's have a look at the headlines but i don't know what is russia's top tennis player and she's into the second round of the french open actually anger also after beating spain's new does that mean get in the you know. barcelona have a serious rethink of their preparation plans ahead of sunday's champions league final the cattle's could trav

benjamin netanyahu in effect just trashed the obama suggestion. frankly, i think obama's been grossly misrepresented and he said obviously we started the boardest and there's going to be -- borders and there's going to be swaps of lands. but benjamin netanyahu said we're going to keep troops in the jordan valley and we've got facts on the ground which means the settlements quite frankly john, there's no basis in what netanyahu said and laid down as hithat the palestinians or the arabs can accept as a peace. so what we're doing is we're headed straight for the u. n., general assembly in september where the hamas combination, palestinian government, i think will be seated as the government of the state of palestine. >> well, we don't want that. we don't want that. you know that? >> president obama will oppose it in the general assembly and in the security council, he will, but an overwhelming majority including most of americans will support it. >> eleanor? >> that's right. the u. n. will in effect blast the palestinian state and the u.s. will vote

well so these are all fallout over palestine as prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejects president obama's path to peace in the middle east a washington is pushing for an independent palestinian state and wants a return to pre-one nine hundred sixty seven war borders without something refuses to consider. illegal bombs the white house sidelines the u.s. constitution by skipping the like to keep its forces in action over libya without approval from congress but there's been next to grow criticism on capitol hill as the costly intervention that moves into its third marc. klaas the end is nigh according to one religious group in america will base a very fair pairing to meet their maker this saturday which they've calculated to be judged. on shop til you drop and up next the mosque about to explores the best places to spend your money in the russian capital. i was the shell of the space program hobby exploring the recent castles something else i'm supermarkets with that we think is for simply hundred cells and he still isn't complete site but he has a spaceship project yaf a mile of the boston

and israel fallout over palestine as prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejects a vomits path to peace in the middle east. illegal bowman's the white house sidelines the us constitution by skipping the deadline to keep its forces in action of libya without approval from congress. taking to the hospital fragile from terror untaught ago but environment is bearing the brunt of climate change. are you watching r t we're live from moscow welcome to the program israel has rejected the u.s. code for it to retreat behind the pre nine hundred sixty seven war borders and with joy from the occupied palestinian territories prime minister benjamin netanyahu who is in washington for talks says it's a concession he will not make for the meeting president of imus said his condition must be fulfilled in order to create any future palestinian state but as i mentioned sharon has more. that was a very cordial meeting but the talks between friends as they kept calling each other has reached a dead end obama mentioned his thursday speech and his suggestion for israel to go back to the screen nine hundred si

president obama is meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu about stalled mideast peace talks. now, in his policy speech, at the state department, president obama surprised israel by endorsing an independent palestinian. this is based on the 1967 six-day war. well, before leaving israel this morning, prime minister minister netanyahu rejected that idea as indefensible and would spell disaster for the jewish state. >>> it's the cold case that's been playing investigators since 1982. who was behind that poisoned tylenol that killed seven people in chicago? armchair detectives have long pointed the finger at ted kaczynski, the unabomber. and now the fbi is investigating a possible link. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: it was a national nightmare. someone was lacing tylenol with cyanide. seven people murdered in chicago in the fall of 1982. >> cyanide contains tylenol. >> this product may be contaminated with cyanide and should be destroyed. >> reporter: it dominated headlines. >> a nationwide search is under way today to find a man and a woman wanted for questioning in t

and israel fall out of a protestant minister benjamin netanyahu and jackson president obama's off to peace in the east washington is pushing for an independent palestinian state wants to return to pre-judge and sixty seven borders something israel refuses to consider. legal bombs the white house sidelined us constitution by skipping that deadline to meet its forces of action or even libya without approval from congress has been the next and when criticism of trouble as a costly intervention prints into its third month. thus the end is nigh according to one religious group in america they say they're preparing to meet their maker this saturday which they have cultivated for the judgement day. you can shop til you drop out next to the must go out team expose the best places to spend your money in the russian capital. i was the shell of the space program hobby exploring the recent capitals something false as supermarkets with the recent construction boom barrel hundreds of new still isn't complete site but he has a specific project after a while i was in moscow city scouring skyscraper

we'll talk about that and hear from the sharks too coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, prime minister, benjaminetan- yahu. "yet as we share their hopes" >>> a congressional hearing came to a halt yesterday when a san francisco woman heckled israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> yet as we share their hopes... [ hedging ] >> the jewish american woman was protesting what she said were israeli war crimes against the palestinians but the israeli leader said he wanted peace the palestinians. the woman was escorted out by police. >>> president barack obama has wrapped up a meeting with british prime minister david cameron at 10 downing street. it was the first meeting for the president on his second and final day in london. the two leaders were expected to talk about the situation in libya and about u.s. plans to withdraw forces from afghanistan. i think we have some live pictures. we are waiting for a joint press conference likely to be studied intently for clues to the strength of the special relationship just about to get under way. sydnie? >>> a judge in arizona expected to rule today on w

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