mitt romney continued his three nation overseas tour with a stop in israel this prime minister, benjamin netanyahu and other officials. he also addressed a gathering to talk about the u.s. commitment to israel and the threats from its security from iran and its nick: -- nuclear program. this is about 20 minutes. [cheers and applause]

he has a full schedule including israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. they talked to the media today about the threats faced by israel. >> as we face the challenges of an iran seeking nuclear capability, we must draw upon our interests and our values to take them on a different course and to assure that people recognize throughout the world that the united states and israel are bound and in our commitments to one another. >> nbc's peter alexander's traveling with the candidate and joins us live on the phone from jerusalem. what's on the agenda today? >> reporter: what's impressive is mitt romney on the ground for 36 hours and a full plate on tap for him already this morning. speaking to you, standing outside the private residence of israeli prime minister perez. mitt romney left here a matter of moments ago finishing a sit-down conversation with him. earlier today, romney met with a man he refers to as an old friend, prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu. they have a relationship to the mid-'70s working in boston together as corporate advisers. t

martha: i want to get your thoughts on benjamin netanyahu and that meeting.y dangerous time. in syria. what do you think mitt romney can accomplish in that meeting and what should be said. >> i do agree with mary catherine this is a tough issue for president obama. in my opinion he should have gone to israel after the cairo speech. in my opinion he treated prime minister benjamin netanyahu at one point rudely by having him come in an entrance to a white house meeting that wasn't the front entrance. i do think there needs to be repair work, there is no question president obama is pro-israel, but on a personal level with benjamin netanyahu i think a lot of the american-jewish community who is pro-israel would have taken exception to the way he treated benjamin netanyahu. mitt romney i think can reasonably contrast his stopover with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and appeal to the people in america that are concerned about israel's position in the world. martha: it's going to be very interesting to watch the dynamic there. thank you so much to both of you. la

benjamin franklin was actually the most i think hotly contested subject.hen asked about franklin, really mixed reviews. >> no kite references? >> lot of kite references, some keys, some electricity. >> library? nothing? >> is he the sarah palin of today? >> i guess so. i think sarah palin -- >> you got a better score than jay leno. new york is smarter than l.a. >> we are, as everybody notes, we are in a different area right now and we have been joined by my celebrity doppelganger, the sage of capitol hill, the man who wears boat shoes all year long -- >> i can't believe we actually got this idea off the ground. it shows the dedication of your staff. >> i'm going to explain to the audience what is happening. the 2012 olympics are still weeks away, of course, but a "washington post" article had the inside scoop on the annual romney olympics held at his lake house, happening right now. we have set up one of the events governor romney recently added himself which is hammering nails into a board. to repeat, this is an actual event in the romney olympics. >> ver

you've got to get out of there well let's discuss the situation with global affairs research benjamin shetty said join me now like him r.t. if you know enough to talk with the russian leadership here in moscow has expressed hope that world powers will reach a compromise on the un security council action there in syria how likely is that do you think given that those deep divisions still remain. the problem is that the western powers or let's say nato. alliance between nato and other states they are not seeking for a compromise between the opposition and the syrian government but their only goal is to violently overthrow the government. of course this. peaceful way. that they do not have any other. incentive to go to solve the conflict peacefully i think. but by hillary clinton statements targets russia russia for going about and. trying to put pressure on all sides instead of just a unilateralist according to the armed gangs against the government. has nothing to do with not going to go sharing these disagreements but do you think force really does remain the only option bearing in mi

global affairs researcher benjamin schott talking to us from canada. what's security failing in the upcoming london olympics the u.s. is taking matters into its own hands washington is sending in its all agents after the shamed private security firm g four s. didn't train enough staff the company is now set to lose fifty million pounds while the u.k. is drafting thousands of troops to make up the numbers but the u.s. still doesn't seem to be ready to trust britain's contingency plans artie's laura smith explains. as athletes and get start to arrive here at heathrow airport for london's olympic games they'll be met by all the usual sites including loans that immigration as u.k. border officials struggle to cope with the shit numbers involved but it won't be just a u.k. official felt come across some may be surprised to see american agents operating on british soil the u.s. transport administration or for a city has reportedly been allowed to bring in its agents in a move aimed at helping british authorities to secure american flights in and out of the u

in those shared values, one of the strongest voices is that of your prime minister, my friend benjamin netanyahu. i met with him earlier this morning, and i look forward to my family joining with his this evening as they close the fast of this day. it's remarkable to consider how much adversity over so great a span of time is recalled by just one day on the calendar. this is a day of remembrance and mourning. but like other such occasions, it also calls for clarity and resolve. at this time we also remember the 11 israeli athletes and coaches who were massacred at the munich olympics 40 years ago. and ten years ago this week, nine israeli and american students were murdered in a terrorist attack at hebrew university. tragedies like these are not reserved to the past. they're a constant reminder of the reality of hate and the will with which that hate is executed upon the innocent. it was whoo said this about the ninth of the month of ov. we remember, he said, and now have the responsibility to make sure that never again will our independence be destroyed and never again will the jew be

the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu extends his blame to include lebanon saying both iran and hezbollah behind the bus blast in bold garia that left eight people dead. also the german parliament decides to hand over a massive bailout to spain's battered banking sector with angela merkel grasping enough support from to back the rescue. live from the new center here in the russian capital this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day so our breaking news story that the u.s. and its allies have failed to push a sad resolution through the u.n. security council for the third time russia and china have once again vetoed the motion for the latest from new york let's cross to. you know why exactly have moscow and beijing stop this latest draft resolution dead in its tracks. well the leader's double veto put forth by russia and china came because they said they would not support any resolution under chapter seven that paved the way for sanctions or possible military intervention into syria and that is exactly what this u.k. draft a resolution that was put before a vote paved the way fo

benjamin crunp is an attorney.that he will successful raise as he is trying to do again online, what appears to be the hundred thousand dollars needed to go free? >> well, erin, trayvon's parents -- and i'm here speaking on their behalf, would rather that the killer of their unarmed son remain in jail until the trial. they respect the court's order and the fact that the judge sent a very strong message in his order. >> so -- so -- are you -- i guess let me bring you in, paul, before i ask the follow-up i want to ask there. i want to confirm. our understanding is florida precedent would be put 10% down if you can raise a hundred thousand dollars, he would be able to go free. >> actually, only $85,000 because you already put down $15,000 for the original bond. if he raises another 85 but he has to post collateral for the remainder. so that the entire million dollars is collateralized. so somebody has got to put up a house or a few houses to be the collateral for the bond. >> benjamin crump, do you think george zimmer

she met with benjamin netanyahu and will be holding this news conference coming up within a half hourace of it, she has scheduled a 27 1/2 hour day. only hillary clinton could add more time to the day. it's really pretty extraordinary, what she's challenging herself with. one final point of course is that mitt romney is coming next week to see netanyahu and has a lot of support in the business world and the american jewish community. people who feel that the obama white house has not been leaning enough toward israel. and of course, there's a long-standing relationship in boston. long-standing relationship in boston, boston partners years ago where netanyahu worked with mitt romney on similar deals. >> i think here the republicans do have -- there is a vulnerability. the fact is the president has done an enormous amount helping guarantee security but that's not the issue. the issue is whether or not emotionally and psychologically he's perceived to be a lover of the idea of israel. like bill clinton was, even like george w. bush. here romney has a clear advantage. for a guy who is sti

the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that he holds iran responsible for the attack and promised a firm response. now the latest. >> this is the aftermath of a deadly attack. a large group of tourists had just arrived from a charter flight to israel where an explosion ripped apart one of the buses which had been sent to pick them up from the airport. witnesses said body parts were strewn across the ground. other buses and cars nearby caught fire. the bulgarian authorities believe there was a bomb on the bus. the airport has been sealed off as they try to ascertain exactly what happened. >> we can confirm that it was a suicide bomber holding u.s. driving license from michigan. we are working with the fbi agents in bulgaria to confirm that the license is forged and is not real. so far we don't know what is the real identity of the suicide bomber. >> is rail pass since security and medical teams to assist in the investigation and help the wounded. the prime minister has already blamed and iranian terror attack. in a statement, benjamin netanyahu said all the signs lead to i

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he got a warm welcome from prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he agrees with romney stands on iran. romney says he has a zero tolerance policy towards iran obtaining the capability to build a nuclear weapon >> feel is unacceptable for iran to become a nuclear armed nation. the threat it would impose to israel, the region and the world is incomparable and unacceptable. >> next, he is headed to a fund- raiser with top american supporters in israel. the government of israel is denying a published report that it got a briefing on a possible attack in iran. the newspaper says national security adviser, donald and paid out the plans or laid out the plans for prime minister benjamin netanyahu but a senior israeli official says nothing in that article is correct. >> latest on mitt romney trip overseas will be the latest on face the nation coming up after us. also, penn state, can it recover? face the nation starts at 8:30 a.m. here on cbs five. >> you were talking with willie brown and gavin newsom about his trip to london earlier. >> we will talk about that as well. thousands of people ha

we are joined by the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> good to be with you, chris. >> chris: let's start with the civil war in syria. how much control does president assaud have over his country at this moment? >> guest: before i answer that. i want to offer my condollences from the people of israel to the victims and families in denver. i think if any people on earth that empathize with the americans is us. you have always stood by us in our grief and we stand by you. you asks about the assaud regime, i think tell g. i don't think it is sustainable and i think it will go unless assaud replaces it. and i am more consumed with what could happen to the stocks of chemical weapons and those deadly rockets and missiles when there is no government in syria. that is my principle concern. >> chris: your defense minister ehud barack said that israel is prepared to seize control of those weapons if there is nesezity in sir yampt how will you do that? >> guest: we didn't consider seizing them. there are other po

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thank you professor for taking the time to join our team today now benjamin netanyahu was quick to blame teheran saying that all signs point in that direction but at this early stage what evidence can he possibly have for this i mean what are the grounds for such accusations. and none whatsoever in the western media we hear this all the time even the pan am flight being shot down over scotland we heard iran and then they switched to the libya. nose reports claim that the pattern between attacks in various cities around the world has been the use of magnetic bombs attached to vehicles if you will guess what method was used by most of the chili ronnie and scientists inside iran this is a mossad need and we're going to locations boag area in january fifteenth sorry the training agreement there with israel and in the agreement to develop a military developments in the future of bulgaria remains of the exporter. of or in the world. is a very close. and i know the likewise with the other countries like in india where we had a very worried the attacks a few days before the attacks the chief of

romney started his morning with a meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, amid reports that the white house had had talks with the israeli leaders and suggested contingency plans to go after iran and take out its nuclear weapons capability should they take it much further, if negotiations and talks were unavailable to change the course in tehran. mr. romney was clear in standing with benjamin netanyahu that he will take some cues from israel and is prepared to support the jewish state, should they decide to take military action on their own, in order to prevent iran from becoming a nuclear power. listen. >> with respect with regards to iran and becoming a nuclear nation are ones which i take with great seriousness and look forward to chatting with you about further actions we can take to dissuade iran from their nuclear folly. >> romney and netanyahu have known each other since 1994. romney went to harvard and netanyahu went to m.i.t. and they were both recruited by boston consulting group and they worked together and they develop aid relationship and they called themse

. >> israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu said it was part of the global iranian terror onslaught swore israel would react firmly. the bombing coincided with the anniversary of 1994 suicide attack by hezbollah in argentina. it comes amid revenge threat by iran for israel suspected killing of the nuclear scientist. investigation began in black sea town that was an international condemnation. president obama condemned, "today's barbaric terrorist attack" and said america reaffirms the "unshaken commitment to israel security." >> there have been other attacks on israelis around the world. thailand, india, and in recent months that have also been blamed on iran. but they haven't had the devastating affect on innocent civilians. when netanyahu says it's iran and not hezbollah and we will respond strongly, there is every indication that could well mean israeli attack on iran directly. >> bret, president obama rang the prime minister benjamin netanyahu a short while ago and offered condolences. israel says there was no advance intelligence on the attack. but terror experts point to the a

this evening romney and his wife ann are having dinner with an old friend, benjamin netanyahu. they worked together years ago. earlier today romney visited the western wall where he placed a prayer he had written inside the wall. tonight he delivered a speech in israel saying "we have a moral imperative to deny iran's leaders the means to follow through on their ma leff lent intentions" right beforehand he sat down with us. we talked about the threat of iran, the incoming fire from democrats back home over his tax returns and we talked about the all-important debates against president obama, how he thinks the president will perform. >> thank you. governor romney, mitt, it's a pleasure to welcome you. >> reporter: calling him myth israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcomed an old friend to israel. now he's looking to send a message, that matters it at a time when a staunch american ally wrestles with what to do. one of your advisers said you would respect israel's decision to strike iran on its own. would you support an israeli strike on iran? >> i think i'll use my own

. >> benjamin netanyahu said in his meeting with the press and governor romney this morning, diplomacy and sanctions against iran have not slowed their nuclear weapons program down one iota and part of the reason is that i don't think the government of iran or many other governments in the region friendly to the united states believe that there is any spine in the obama comment that all options are on the table. i think iran is proceeding as if they are free from danger, from the united states and honestly, i think they are. while obama is president. >> eric: you have that type of talk and the obama administration is attacking you and david axelrod, accused you of bellicose blovicating when you say these type of things. >> that is a lot of words for the campaign and i don't think they built it up, they probably had a dictionary to help them out. the obama administration's put itself in a very difficult rhetorical position, on the one hand they say the president is a great success in foreign policy and national security. and, on the other hand, the administration and its media allies sa

also this of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu extends his blameless to include lebanon saying both iran and hezbollah were behind the blast and ball garia that left eight people dead. and british intelligence mimics the very hackers it's fighting against with the country's security committee calling for the launch of covert operations aimed at attacking cyber criminals. from a new center here in moscow this is twenty four hours a day the u.s. and its allies a failed to push an anti a sad resolution through the u.n. security council for the third time russia and china have once again vetoed the motion for the latest from new york let's cross now to. why exactly have moscow and beijing stop this latest draft resolution dead in its tracks. well simply put russia and china used their double veto efforts within the security council on the draft resolution on syria because they have said over and over they will not support a draft resolution under chapter seven of the u.n. charter that chapter seven would allow the security council to impose sanctions on the syrian government if it

of damascus syria we will be keeping you up to date but in the meantime global affairs researcher benjamin shirt believes the syrian opposition is using the fear it spread in damascus to pressure foreign allies over military intervention. this into the future a. capital in order to cause chaos and. fear and population and to these that allies. the capital which has been relatively quiet despite some some stereo suicide bombing so far. this ongoing case little abuse by western powers i was you know my philosophy lived through too much to go on pressuring russia and china and going on. pressuring us off and maybe even started and the so called humanitarian interventions. they had of shamed private security firm g four s. says he regrets signing on to work at the london olympics the company could lose fifty million pounds after failing to provide enough stuff to thousands of troops drafted to make up the numbers but the u.s. doesn't seem to be ready to trust britain's contingency plans and is taking matters into its own hands artie's laura smith reports. as athletes and guests start to arrive

president obama has had a rocky relationship with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the two men disagreeing over israeli settlements and over the approach to iran. but the president said yesterday that the u.s. has a, quote, unshakeable commitment to israel's security and announced $70 million to expand israel's iron dome, short range missile defense system to shield them from hezbollah rockets. >> it is a program that has been tested and has prevented missile strikes inside of israel and it is testimony to the leadership of the folks sitting here that we're going to be able to lock in that funding to assure that program continues and that we are standing by our friends in israel when it comes to these kinds of attacks. >> president obama, who has not traveled to israel as president, said defense secretary leon panetta will be traveling to israel to discuss additional ways the u.s. can help with israeli security. rick? >> ricky: thank you. medical medical in washington. this as new reports that israel is preparing for possible military action as the syrian regime sho

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. to make our next generation tobacco free. >>. >> kelly: fox news alert. syria at a possible turning point. government forces have stepped up the bombing of the city of aleppo. assad regime using helicopter gunships and tanks to begin taking control and possibly wiping out the opposition once and for all. intense barrage raising fears of a potential blood bath but some world leaders that massacre is imminent. joining us is marvin kalb and former diplomatic correspondent. it's so good to have you here and share your insights what must be done in syria. one of the questions, what u.s. involvement can take place at this point? >> we're not absolutely clear on what kind of involvement. what the president has said up to this point is that the united states is not going to get militarily involved. they are not going to be sending lethal supplies to the rebels. we're not going to be putting troops on the ground. we're not going to be having to fly over syria, in other words, what this adminis

including prime minister benjamin netanyahu. ahead of his trip he signed a bill reaffirming the united states commitment to israel and the administration announced additional defense funding for the jewish state. molly henneberg is live in washington, d.c. where she has been following all this. critics say the actions were timed to upstage governor's romney's visit. >> the white house says no to that. governor romney says he will not criticize president obama directly while he is overseas but romney has spoken previously while in the u.s. of obama's administration shabby treatment of israel. the israeli people deserve better than what they received from the leader of the free world. he is romney on the plane to israel today. israel is fearful of a nuclear attack by iran and governor romney will make the case he would be tougher with iran than president obama. he said in an interview with an israeli paper, quote, in a time of turmoil and peril, it's important that the security of america's commitments to israel will be as clear a

you received a warm welcome from benjamin netanyahu.l: the weather is not a beautiful but it has been a great weekend across the bay area. sphere year is video from the annual kite festival. >>marty: we are expecting a warm-up. janu >> we are looking at timber is to be slightly warmer compared to yesterday once the fog cleared. as for tomorrow and a lot of cloud cover. deborah is are currently in the upper 50s. 62 currently in sunnyvale. as we look ahead toward 10:00 a.m. we will see a lot of '60s and '70s. for the most part we will see mostly eighties, sixties at the coast. kahane starting in the south bay it looks as if we will be getting to the low-mid 80 serious haag -- of the livermore valley will be slightly chillier along the east bay stores. mid-70s or oakland. 67 for downtown san francisco, upper 70's and places like redwood city and powell also. it will be a gorgeous day in the north bay as well. a warmer 89 degrees for fairfield. we have a warming trend bring us back into the mid-90s inland, mid-70s for the day ended mid-60's

. >> mark is the spokesman for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. before i introduce the ambassador dan gellerman it is well-known he has fascinated its enemies. did israel kill arafat? do you deny any involvement if it comes out he was poisoned? >> not in time. we had nothing to do with it. we didn't like arafat. i make no bones about it. we saw him as a killer. we didn't kill him. the truth is all of the documents about his medical condition the palestinians have. instead of cultivating conspiracy theories make it public. >> form ambassador from israel to the united nations if he wasn't poisoned he will blame israel anyway. >> what else is new? i have a great alibi. i was in new york at the time representing israel at that sid delve democracy on the east river. and secondly, arafat was a very poisonous person and had a very toxic personality. so i am really not surprised that some form of poison was actually found in him or on him. >> do you believe the palestinians did it? >> i think yasser arafat died from a serious illness. i think his time had

we'll discuss the dangerous times in the middle east, with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.ive only on fox news sunday and the campaigns call a brief truce in the wake of the colorado shootings. we'll ask our sunday panel if gun control will now become an issue in this election. all, right now, on fox news sunday. and hello, again from fox news in washington. we'll talk with our guests in a moment but first, the latest from aurora, colorado. authorities cleared the suspect's booby-trapped apartment. they are gathering evidence which includes 30 explosives de computer hard drive. police say 12 people are dead, while 30 are still hospitalized. 7 of them in critical condition. 24-year-old james holmes is in solitary confinement and will be represented by a public defender when he is arraigned on monday. for more on all of this, including president obama's trip to colorado, today, let's bring in our fox news colleague, jon scott who was at the theatre where the attack occurred. jon? >> jon: we have new and eerie photos of the suspect, 24-year-old james holmes, that were posted t

he met with benjamin netanyahu who threw his support behind romney and say that sanctions against iran have not worked, in his words, one iota. perhaps the highlight of the trip occurred earlier today when mitt romney and mrs. romney visited the western wall. it is one of the most sacred sites in the jewish faith. and it was received well by orthodox jewish-americans who i talked to earlier today. they told me, in their words, president obama does not get it. mitt romney does. candy? >> jim, while we await to see mitt romney take to the micropho microphone, the mayor is introducing him. i want to ask you, we know here at home that the political audience that mitt romney is hoping to reach are american jewish voters as well as evangelical christians who have a strong tie to israel. but who's he talking to there? >> reporter: well, i will tell you, there are plenty of jewish-americans who live in israel and vote in american elections. he will be reaching out and talking to that audience. there are donors here as well through his campaign, candy, we can report that sheldon addleson, casin