benjamin netanyahu is still there perhaps to say a few words.you're wondering what the loud music is behind me well it's an entire marching band that just made it here with a very large brass section. so if i'm speaking at a higher volume than you're used to hearing me that is the reason why. the crowd has thinned here. but there is still, as you can see, a party atmosphere. people those who stayed behind finished their sunday evening with some color and some music and having a good time. all right. french president francois hollande is making his way out of the grand synagogue in paris. he won't be there in the synagogue when the israeli prime minister makes his remarks. that wasn't expected however, so that's not unusual. we'll be right back here on cnn with a lot more as we continue our coverage coming to us from the synagogue in paris. just to bring you up to date with more on what we know from paris. it appears as though this may have been the largest march in modern french history. 1.5 million people perhaps. up to 2 million according to s

we are watching live in paris wb prime minister benjamin netanyahu is speaking now. some points we talked about and that dr. ferris talked about about engagement with the muslim community. the president is going to have a terrorism discussion at the white house in mid-february. what do you think would be helpful to see there, to hear there, things concrete in giving us a leg up? >> reach out to the islamic community. encourage our partners to do that in other countries and en enlist their help. we need to let the muslim community know get angry with those who are causing you to have this fenphenomenon. help us to root out the individuals that would threaten you and us. make sure as your commentator mentioned, we have the information available to track down these people coming back from yemen and syria so these sorts of attacks cannot happen. the reason we use the drone strikes. in north waziristan and the anbar province, and syria, we have no choice. we would rather rest them. we can't. it is better to take them off the battlefield with the drones. we have to use tel

the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.e showing solidarity to the jewish community after the attack on the supermarket on friday. >> followed the attack on "charlie hebdo," the sat ircal magazine in paris. today has been an extraordinary day. scenes of hundreds of thousands, actually an under estimation. one and a half million to 2 million people walking through the streets of paris in solidarity. we are expecting to here from francois hollande shortly leasest's go to rory challands who has been monitoring events at the rally that's been taking place throughout the day this stage of the proceedings, the candle-lighting ceremony and the speepz in the synagogue, is shaken by the attack on friday a shock for french people whatever their religion whatever their persuasion. the jewish community here for quite some time not just the attacks that have taken place this week. they have been talking about vandalism of synagogue for months if not years. this was a crystalization for many in the jewish community here certainly there a

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benjamin at midfield first down. he pikdz up 12 and again moves the chains. >> john: pete carroll doesn't like giving up any throws. this is one he'll take. right now it's about keechg the ball in front of you, making them earn everything they get. i really believe we said it earlier, cam newton will be wise to continue to target simon, the backup corner. he's on him up top. on first down. he is going deep. he hauls it in. he's inside the 20. this route is called slugo scene. he fakes the slant. slanlt and go. and then goes to the scene here. cam's eyes to the left. manipulates. he knows the hit is coming. he shows the toughness to hang in there for the catch. >> under seven to play. big catch for olsen and first down at the 19. newton on the keeper. makes a move to the outside. stiff arm. and he's inside the 15. looks like he shoved his own player five yards out of the way. >> john: he stiff armed two guys here. greg olsen, get out of my way. there goes greg olsen. now here comes earl thomas, you get out of the way,

benjamin at midfield first down. he pikdz up 12 and again moves the chains. >> john: pete carroll doesn't like giving up any throws. this is one he'll take. right now it's about keechg the ball in front of you, making them earn everything they get. i really believe we said it earlier, cam newton will be wise to continue to target simon, the backup corner. he's on him up top. on first down. he is going deep. he hauls it in. he's inside the 20. this route is called slugo scene. he fakes the slant. slanlt and go. and then goes to the scene here. cam's eyes to the left. manipulates. he knows the hit is coming. he shows the toughness to hang in there for the catch. >> under seven to play. big catch for olsen and first down at the 19. newton on the keeper. makes a move to the outside. stiff arm. and he's inside the 15. looks like he shoved his own player five yards out of the way. >> john: he stiff armed two guys here. greg olsen, get out of my way. there goes greg olsen. now here comes earl thomas, you get out of the way,

benjamin netanyahu about to go inside that kosher supermarket. he has also said in the past few days that he would welcome french jews if they wished to immigrant to israel. he was part of that huge rally that we shot over paris yesterday, over a million people taking part. but the main news this morning, that 5,000 police and soldiers will be deployed to jewish schools across france to protect them. a massive mobilization of the security forces expected in france in the next 24 hours, as the country, of course remains on its highest state of security alert. >>> we'll return to france a little later here on "gmt," but for now let's bring you up to date. a firebomb attack on the hong kong home and newspaper office of tycoon jimmy lai has triggered new fears about the outspoken. a masked man threw a flaming torch. he's a supporter of hong kong's pro-democracy movement. >>> afghanistan's new cabinet has finally been unveiled following months of wrangling. ashraf ghani was elected in late december, but they threatened to fuel the taliban insurgency.

we continue to watch israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we are there with our rick levanthal. the numbers have gone up to 1.5 million in paris. >> the prime minister giving his remarks with what happened with the terrible massacre. he said the world has had the threats before. he said radical islamic fundamentalism is evil. he said he is marching arm and arm in a fight against terrorism. it is highly symbolic, very important and a crucial day in the history of france and the world. when you take a look at that video you are seeing right now. some of the major world leaders arm and arm marches slowly through the streets of paris. dozens of them leading that march. what they say are about 3.7 million people through the streets of france. it has been a powerful and unprecedented message against a radical islamic terrorist threat that we face. the global community standing tall in the face of terror. i am eric sean and this is the continued coverage. >> i'm marthel neville. at the gathering of this many world leaders it is usually reserved for

we heard benjamin netanyahu warning israel -- not to test israel.ooking at their options in terms of the next step, whether to try to contain this, leave it at this with different parties satisfied, considering the balance has been reestablished or deciding the rules have changed and no blood should be shed. >> we are hearing the u.n. is saying a peacekeeper has been killed in southern lebanon likely in that incident of the border clash earlier today. the mother of a japanese hostage threatened with death has made a desperate plea for her son's life. they have given a final threat to execute the japanese journalist if jordan does not release a female jihadi bomber on death row. we have more now. >> let me be very clear. kenji is not an enemy of the islamic state group. every time we discussed the situation of the middle east, he is tortured. he is more concerned about them that about his own safety. please save kenji. please continue doing everything you can to negotiate with the jordanian government, until the last minute. there is very little time

. >>> growing tension between the obama white house and benjamin netanyahu. political allies now actually helping the israelis who want to defeat mr. netanyahu at the polls. i thought they didn't want to interfere in the elections. >>> three presidential candidates took on the biggest issue of the threat to america this weekend. dana perino is here to show us how that turned out. >>> lieutenant dan goes after dean after he insulted americans who went to see american sniper. wait until you see what mr. dean is saying tonight. >> i'm ready. >> oh, my god! >> i'm ready to come home. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. whoo! forty-four ladies, that's me! whoo...gonna get some cold cuts today!

. >> i'm jim wilcox live in paris, where in the next ten minutes, benjamin netanyahu is to visit the kosher supermarket where four hostages and the gunman died. >>> as two female suicide bombers strike in northeastern nigeria, there are calls for more international resolve to fight bocoko haram militants. >>> hope for answers as one of the data recorders from the air asia flights is recovered. >>> also reaping the rewards of 12 years in the making "boyhood" is the big winner at the golden globe awards. >>> hello. thanks for being here with us from bbc world news. france is to mobilize 10,000 troops to protect the country, this on the back of last week's terrorist attacks in paris. the defense minister says they will boost security around what he describes as sensitive sights including jewish schools. well, the move alerts from a crisis meeting to discuss security at the palace that took place this morning. 17 people died in the attacks carried out by three islamist gunmen. the scene of one of the attacks was a kosher supermarket in paris. that's expected to receive a visit shortly fr

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the foreign minister the economy minister and the prime primary, benjamin netanyahu.alestinian president mahmoud abbas also there. once had the largest. ♪net has publiinvited jews living in europe to move to israel. his presence to support the jewish community, shocked by that attack on a kosher supermarket supermarket. >> that's where the hostage taker was shot dead. russia'sphon minister sergei lavrov in paris too, russia is out in the cold so to speak due to the situation in ukraine. for example, it wasn't invited to the recent g7 meeting. nevertheless remember russia has its own internal problems attacks in chech chech and -- chechnya and pakistan and putin is often criticized for silence critics in the russian media. turkey prime minister danatably was cliented here there are some reports europe's most wanted could have traveled to istanbul first and on to syria. ironically,tie has been accused of camping down on free speech in recent years. the message here, the people of france are supported internationally. the u.s. representative has used the visit for what's

benjamin netanyahu is there with angela merkel and mahmoud abbas. there were 40 world leaders that gathered in paris and marched along with 1.6 million people. the gathering was so large that it almost paralyzed the whole city. there is this headline. egypt's leader urges an end to terrorism. they write about a speech given by the egyptian president recently to a bunch of islamic leaders. this was a cairo university. that is on the front page of "the new york times." this is breaking news this morning on twitter. the secretary of state was in india yesterday and arrived in pakistan on announced for a counter terrorism visit. that is happening now. john kerry is in india because the president is traveling there. the secretary of state a head of that visit. he is working with indian officials and talking about business ties and that upcoming meeting for the president. right is in virginia. go ahead. caller: my feeling is that they should -- the people that stood up in paris should have done that. we can't stop all the terrorism that's going on around

benjamin netanyahu is more or less an ally in that sentiment. that's why they brought him here and it's a poke in the eye to say the least to the president on a very very sensitive foreign policy issue, carol. >> so is this what we can expect congress will act on its own and the president will act on his own and that's just how it's going to be in 2015? >> reporter: in some things yes. when the republicans took full control of congress one of the obvious questions was how is this going to be different? from the get-go republicans said to me you'll see a much more robust congress when this comes to countries like iran because republicans tend to be much more hawkish when this comes to iran. and that's what we're seeing here. we're seeing republicans saying we don't want to wait. we want to go forward. we think it's the right thing to do. we don't trust this diplomatic effort that is going to end with the result that the u.s. wants, which ultimately is a nuclear free iran. they don't buy it. they believe the best way to approach this is with more

benjamin netanyahu ooh has warmed the lebanese group that they will pay the full prize for the deathsus really troops. any stole johnston reports. >> reporter: this is moments after an anti tank vehicle his an israeli vehicle. in the disputed region near the border with syria and lebanon. israel deployed soldiers in the area and fired rockets in to lebanon. the armed group hess hezbollah which is based in lebanon has claimed responsibility for the attack. it says it is in response an israeli attack last week against its fight nurse syria. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warmed of a swift and powerful recal nation. >> translator: at this moment, the i.d. f is responding to events in the north. to everyone trying to challenge us at the northern boarder i advise them to consider what happened in gaza. hamas took its hardest hit since its formation and the we are prepared to act strongly on all front. >> reporter: last week's israel a tack against hezbollah happened near a syrian city where a high-ranking iran i military commander and six hezbollah fighters were killed. amon

. >>> now joining us on booktv from johns hopkins university is benjamin ginsberg a professor of political science here. his book is called of the worth of your. we'll show you the we will show you the cover in just a minute. what you write that the unpleasant fact is that although the war is terrible and brutal we should not assume that all its consequences are a portent. what does that seem? >> guest: well, you know this is a book that i wrote in response to a bumper sticker. you know the bumper sticker we all see war is not the answer x. it depends on the question. there are a lot of questions that unfortunately have to be answered in war and violence. it's the nature of the world. it's a major force in building the modern society. it has answered three of the main questions of politics, statehood, territoriality and power. every state that exists including especially in the united states of america is the product of more. kids are taught about the american revolution in terms of philosophical issues. while they didn't exactly debate with the british. they fought and was a bloody revolu

so does prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this speech here the fact of it a very interesting development. meanwhile, all eyes on yemen right now because the battle against al qaeda could become even more complicated there if militants overthrow the u.s. backed government. at this moment we are told that yemen's president is still in power. that's tenuous at best. rebels have been in control of the capital sanaa for days so this critical u.s. ally sits on saudi arabia's doorstep and is on the brink of collapse with u.s. personnel there inside the u.s. embassy. i want to bring in jim sciutto. how concerned are u.s. officials about the safety of americans in yemen right now? >> reporter: very concerned. you can tell that by the steps they have made to evacuate them if needed. you have two navy warships off the coast to carry off an evacuation by helicopter if necessary. the preference if they come to that judgment is they drive to the airport and fly out commercially. in a pinch if the situation deteriorated so quickly and roads

looks like benjamin netanyahu is a ping-pong ball. what are we to make of this. >> the date will me have 3. speaker boehner conformed the dade it to. prime minister netanyahu we're told requested to make one visit to washington before the election and so that date seemed to work well. meanwhile, the house's top democrat offered that's complaint about the invitation. >> it's out of the ordinary that the speaker would decide that he would be inviting people to a joint session without any bipartisan consultation. >> and pelosi echoed the complaints that the white house has that she was uncomfortable about him coming here to the u.s. to speak to congress two weeks before his own election. >> the debate over iran is certainly not entirely political here mike. >> well, that is absolutely right. you have new jersey senator bob menendez democrat, who has been very vocal about his concerns about the iranian nuclear threat, and many of his colleagues are worried the administration may cut a lousy deal with tehran. >> when did we abandon the goa

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benjamin netanyahu, i believe, is about to start speaking. we can see the media friendly -- we can see the media frenzy. we will bring you exactly what he says as soon as possible. we are expecting the israeli delegation to head back to israel. >> thank you for that. eve reporting from the site of the kosher deli, where four jewish french hostages were killed friday as part of the terror attacks. we will go back to eve a little bit later in the broadcast. five days after the first attack on charlie hebdo, france austerity for me as thai fund ever. authorities are bolstering security across the country with the help of the army to ensure that the deadly attacks do not happen again. more now on what france is doing to protect itself. >> french armed forces have started moving across the country on a scale never seen before to help other security personnel in protecting france's streets and buildings. >> we decided to mobilize 10,000 men who will protect all sensitive locations across the country. they will all be deployed by tuesday evening. >>

. >> this was the moment benjamin netanyahu knew he would be prime minister for a second time. although it wasn't until months later that he would form his coalition government, there was little doubt that he would lead israel. when elections were called for marsh 17 he, his political future now looks less certain. >> there are no clear achievements in terms of economic reforms structural reforms, government reforms achievements in the foreign policy on the palestinian front. >> the party which means consolidation was created in 1973, an alliance of right wing and liberal parties forged by a politician gagan. he was the leader of an armed pro designist group and elected added prime minister in 1977, marking the first time the left leaning labor party lost power. the beginning of the rule lasted near four decades. >> it's still a strong political brand, but this political institution is stagnant and needs to undergo major changes. >> a former general helped several ministerial posts after retiring from the military, but it was his time at minister of defense that is most controv

they are democrat stephen benjamin is the mayor of columbia, south carolina.had the job since 2010. and richard berry is mayor of albuquerque, new mexico. he has been at his city's helm since 2009 and was the city's first republican mayor in three decades. we welcome you both to the program. >> good evening. glad to be here. >> woodruff: mayor berry, let's start first with a question about the president's speech last night. what did you hear that you could support and what did you hear that you couldn't support? >> as a republican leader that takes pride in being able to work with the white house, there are things i heard that are exciting to me because we're working on those in our city. women's pay equity is important nationally. we're the first city in the country to put forward an incentive for our local companies to make that a priority. from the standpoint of taxing the capital gains, can support a middle class tax cut, but as a small business person myself with my wife and i having worked hard for 20 years to build a business, i think he's off with the

i think that there's a separate issue between obama and benjamin netanyahu. that israeli elections does suggest that the administration wants to stay clear on this one. frankly, no meeting with the prime minister of israel even from his perspective is better than a bad meeting. >> what strikes me to my untrained eye and i have you here because you're the scholar in these matter is the dichotomy between the peaceful transition of power in saudi arabia and soon because this new king is what 79 it will be transferred yet again, with what's going on in neighboring yemen. will you speak to that. >> i think you broke the code here michael. the kings have made the transition in the arab spring weathered the arab spring which has become a winter or worse. much better than the phony republics. morocco, qatar, oman the uae emerging as a key american ally in the bloc in the gulf all of these states in large part because of money, some of them have it in large part balls rulers are less cruel and less extracktive than the iraqis and the egyptians, they all maintained a m

benjamin netanyahu, and many israelis think that is impossible. that is not a group you can negotiate with. many republicans and many democrats in congress feel that way. is that what you see as the fundamental issue at the heart of this? and where do you come down. >> >> well, i think it is close to the fundamental disagreement. i think that the israelis believe that you could get a deal. but they don't trust that the iranians would hold to it. there are those of us who believe we can put into place a series of intrusive inspections that would gich us the ability to detect the moment at which they breach the deal and start moving toward a nuclear weapon. it's much better than the alternative, which is walk away from negotiations, and effectively leave military action as the only alternative. i think there's clearly a deal. but the president's people will not get a deal if we pass sanctions today. as the netanyahu government apparently wants us to do. so if netanyahu's government is to settle talks, passing sanctions is a good way to do it. from l

benjamin, was there a cultural shift?n did it become okay to openly bet on sports, and did it succeed in driving out the booky? >> well, as you both know ray, growing up in new york city that was the only way you could bet back in the 60's, 70's, and 80's up until the internet hit. in fact, i had a guy in astoria, ralphy numbers. he had a shop on astoria boulevard. it was a glass shop, a glass company, and he had the whole front window, the biggest crack you ever a have in your life across the whole front window. you walked in, and there were three panes of glass and you open the front door and there are 17 guys on the phones taking bets. those guys are fading away. all those guys have gone to the internet and offshore to places like belize, latvia, overseas in england as well. >> is this something that everyone was comfortable with? does the commissioner of nfl, roger goodell, lose sleep overnight about this parasitic industry that uses his league to exist. >> well, he worries about bigger things, but yes, all the commis

president obama has spent more time with benjamin netanyahu than any other world leader. one is, first of all remember part of that time was subjecting him to the abuse of the white house you know which sat him down in the chair and refused to give him a glass of water and spent hours berating him and told him to leave by the back door and alerted the they were throwing the prime minister of israel out the back door of the white house. not particularly quality time. >> howard kurtz came out, he said this interview was beneath the office of the president. and i mean i think tuckner that montage made a good point. he said the horse left the barn a long time ago. didn't that happen when he sent down with pimp with a limp and i get why he does it and i think he actually is genius at it he does it way better than a lot of republicans do. i wish we had republicans that could sit down and do these kind of things. i give him credit for going to that audience and using that medium. the fact that he snubbed benjamin netanyahu, i mean personally karl cutting off diplomatic relations

that would be benjamin netanyahu. israel's prime minister.e house extended an invitation. trouble is, he didn't talk to the white house about it. and many people are saying, you're right about that, that was intentional. the president is speaking live right now. it is not about this issue. you can see him right there. he's in lawrence, kansas. he's on a road trip, so to speak where he's on his way across the country to various locations. right now he's at the university of kansas talking about middle class economics and some of the platforms he put forward in his state of the union speech. that's only the beginning of it, but that's maybe being overshadowed right now by what's happened. the white house giving a clear and firm answer to whether the president will even see prime minister netanyahu when he steps foot on these shores. we're standing by live on that very answer. and the answer is, jim? >> yeah, bit of a mellow drama herein side the beltway. good afternoon, ashleigh. that's right. you set it up nicely. the president is essentially

o the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu at the grande paris synagogue right now. in the aftermath of that terrible attack at the kosher supermarket in east paris that left four hostages dead and police -- after police stormed the supermarket, the four hostages, it is believed killed by the hostage taker and terrorist amedy coulibaly, whose girlfriend now is believed to have left france a week before the attacks. let's quickly sum up what benjamin netanyahu had to say much he was talking about the values of france he saw reaffirmed on the streets of paris today and he also equated what happened in paris over the last week with what he says his country has faced for years in terms much terrorism, saying for years we've been fighting terror and the pains of terrorism. arwa damon is outside the grande synagogue in paris with more on the reaction of the jewish community on what's going on inside. it's not just benjamin netanyahu, it was the president of france the ex-president of france and leaders of the muslim and catholic communities as well. >> reporter: that's rig

freeing the slaves and even then goes on to attack -- uses as an example jefferson's famous letter to benjamin banneker, the black surveyor and almanac maker. jefferson, of course -- this is an exchange of letters that gets brought up against jefferson because there are some condescending aspects to that letter, but the fact that jefferson had exchanged letters with banneker sent off alarm

the privy council had summoned benjamin franklin. the proceedings had been made by the crown's lawyer. he launched an attack on benjamin franklin so personal so scathing and so vitriolic that englishmen who were present remembered it vividly 30 years later. when reports of the encounter reached the colonies at the end of march 1774, they would cause justifiable outrage at the insult meted out by the british to america's most famous son. this could only deepen the rift with great britain even before the colonists knew the details of the hard line that lord north was bound to take. and that's where i'm going to end. now, i understand we'll be take questions from the audience and apparently if you'd like to ask a question, you should approach one or two of the standing -- one of the two standing mics in the aisles. and before asking the question please, tell us your name and only ask one question, and there are two staff members on hand if you need any assistance. [applause] thank you very much. good. >> i'm jim -- [inaudible] i'm a doc

you see benjamin netanyahu on the left there, the prime minister of israel.ards the right side mahmoud abbas and in the middle francois hollande arm in arm with german chancellor angela merkel. >> this is a unique sight. we have seen this many world leaders circling in france linking arms walking in solidarity and in unity to say no to the bar barity that struck this nation and to join what is at least a million so far and they expect millions more. in the center of your picture, the president of france the chancellor of germany. perhaps the president of mali just next door. the foreign ministers and leaders of western europe. the king and queen of jordan. and as jake pointed out the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu and in the same row the president of the palestinian authority mahmoud abbas. as the french prime minister said today, we are not just all charlie. we are all police. we are all jews. we are all french today. as the french foreign minister said there is no democracy without freedom and there is no freedom without freedom of the press. t

we've got israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu there. french president hollande there and others who are gathering there in a show of unity and of strength and of force. it's quite a significant place there in paris. >> reporter: it is significant. this is the grand synagogue of paris. and it was very very tragic last friday that the grand synagogue of did not have a service on friday evening. it was the first time in 1944 that there had not been a service there. so that was very tragic. so the fact that president hollande is going privately with netanyahu and gone to the private service at the synagogue, as well as they are accompanied by muslim leaders, various muslim politicians from here and france are also there. very significant moment. also, i'm not sure if you see it in your pictures there, but they have lit 17 candles, one for each of the victims of the attack last week. some of those victims were christian, some were muslim and some were of the jewish faith. this is almost like an ecumenical service of all three faiths coming t

so are israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and jordan's king abdullah. security, of course, will be very, very tight. a french police source tells cnn that terror sleeper cells have been activated in the last 24 hours in france. obviously, something, some information of grave, grave concern. french officials are planning to use what they're calling exceptional measures to protect everyone. thousands of police officers have formed, plain clothed, detectives, all being deployed across the french capital. french snipers, anti-terrorism officers stationed along the route. law enforcement enforcement officers are ordered to erase all their social media presence. they also must keep their weapons at hand at all times. that is not standard operating procedure here in france to have weapons on you at all times. the french police woman killed on thursday did not have a gun with her is my understanding. let's bring in cnn's reporter who is also here in paris. there were top level minute steeral talks here in paris ahead of today's march planning for it, talking ab

we are hearing the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.french president may not have been comfortable with his presence as what qualified as a french unity march. we're hearing from israel sources one concern was a security concern and his presence would make it more difficult to protect the world leaders in the way they need to be. it wasn't necessarily a political thing. that being said we understand from our sources, once benjamin netanyahu did confirm his presence president abbas, president of the palestinians was invited and we saw these world leaders walking in silence. it was quite a sight. i'm guessing the discussions you're having with your president president obama, politics are never tootoo far from even the most some hem unity marches. >> that is very true hala. i want to ask you this because newt gingrich tweeted, sad 50 world leaders could show solidarity in paris but president obama refused to participate. the cowardice continues. cowardice? >> frankly, i think that's a little much. i think we shouldn't let this issue steal

house speaker jairnl john boehner invited benjamin netanyahu to speak. congress. libby casey is live in washington with that. libby. >> once when are john boehner was speaker four years ago but it was the way the invitation was extended that's caught washington off guard and it was certainly intended to send a message. >> good morning everybody. >> he's not the commander in chief but house speaker john boehner is taking foreign policy into his own hands just one day after the state of the union inviting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to address congress next month bypassing a surprised white house. >> i don't believe i'm poking anyone in the eye. >> the speaker framing it as a rebuke of president obama's nuclear negotiations with iran. >> there is a serious threat that exists in the world. and the president last night kind of papered over it. >> reporter: republicans eager to impose more sanctions on iran if negotiations stall and warning of a nuclear iran. >> you go over the time line, it's been impressive how they've been able to use this process. ano

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to benjamin netenyahu. >> i don't believe i'm poking anyone in the eye. >>> this is "new day" with, chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning, welcome to your "new day," it is thursday january 22nd just before 6:00 a.m. up first, a race against time with the lives of two hostages on the line. japan says it has had no contact with isis. we're hours away from the deadline to pay a $200 million ransom. >> japan's prime minister vowing not to give into the terrorists this as foreign ministers from 21 countries, including secretary of state john kerry meet in london today on how to battle isis in iraq and syria. we'll begin with will ripley live in tokyo. will? >> alisyn here there's a growing sense of urgency as the government tries to open some kind of a line of communication with isis trying to buy more time. as the deadline approaches in the lives of two innocent men. hang in the balance. >> this morning, less than 24 hours remain until isis' murderous deadline. japanese officials say they've been trying to communicate with the group through third parties since tue

thousands of mourners have turned out including benjamin netanyahu. >> i've just come back from pariswhere i marched with leaders from around the world. most of them understand or are beginning to understand that this terror committed by islamic extremists represents a clear and present threat to peace in the world in which we live. >> the environment minister spoke earlier. let's listen to what she had to say. >> all four of them were killed because they were jewish. it is the most revolting of deaths. today our thoughts are with you. your pain is our pain. your pain is that of all of france, which is crying with you. your children, your brothers, your fathers, your husband's cowardly assassinated. >> gallagher pfennig are joins us. you are at the funeral today. let's start with the speech from the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, which was quite political. >> yes. he reiterated the invitation he made earlier to french jews, telling them israel is their home and will welcome them if they wish to emigrate. israel is the jewish homeland, the only homeland for jews. to certai

. >> benjamin netanyahu, and mahmoud abbas. marching together arm in around. >> there have been a lot of symbols the west has had to digest the past 6 months 9 months, year from isis a lot of horrible images. that i think, of course it was

without consulting the white house, house majority leader john boehner invited benjamin netanyahu to the congress next month. the obama administration is concerned that the netanyahu speech could jeopardize the negotiations about the nuclear program. the white house says it is unusual for the foreign leader to speak in the united states without telling the united states he is doing so. let's bring in elise lavett with more. >> reporter: it is interesting, john. in the united states the white house saying look congress broke protocol by not telling the white house they are inviting benjamin netanyahu. the prime minister did not tell the administration that he accepted the invitation. here in israel, all the papers are talking about how the prime minister they think, angled himself for an invitation for congress. prime minister netanyahu is facing election in just over a month and these opposition parties think that gives him a leg up showing he is the arbiter of the united states relationship with israel. you know that is not the relationship between the white house and prime minister

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