he rectifies it when james dice, benjamin -- dies benjamin franklin provides for the education of jamesat the very end there's the big one, he had tolerated and compromised on slavery. of course, he feels this is an error, but very old to, late in life -- i think he was about 80 -- he becomes the president of the society for the abolition of slavery. and his last great piece, he always wrote hoaxes and jokes and parodies, was a piece called the speech by the divine of algiers which was about a leader in algiers explaining why he was putting white europeans into slavery in algiers, and it was palleting all the arguments, but also ridiculing. it was a brutal piece against the arguments that were being made in congress to justify slavery. so this is how he tries to rectify a deep moral error. and when you get to the compare and contrast franklin and jefferson, you know, jefferson never quite gets it -- jefferson's from virginia, franklin's from pennsylvania maybe it's a little easier. but still as brilliant as jefferson was he doesn't get to that same moral place that ben frank does of bei

. >> benjamin ginsberg, you right war is terrible, but it has also been a major engine of human progress. >> isn't that ironic? when you consider various toxic human progress many of them are progress of war. take technological progress. generally speaking, basic science arrives in places like hopkins, in the minds of scientists and engineers. but, transforming basic science into technology that we use that usually is the result of war and military needs, so much of our technology stems from military applications, atomic energy jets microwaves, radar chemistry. all of these are results of military investments over the years transforming laboratory ideas into technology. sometimes it's technological progress, but it's not just technology. so much of the modern world results are military ideas. take for example, planning to read the profession of planning is a military profession, army's plan. engineering, do you know an engineer was someone who built weapons? today we have civil engineers could distinguish themselves-- a joke in the mac in the engineering profession is civil engineers bui

benjamin franklin liked it. he brought franklin bold and stuff, those type of fontses, they -- do a lot of them were based on helvetica. the only thing that i pushed back on is he wanted my name in dark type and his name in light gray thinking that it was my book and my name should -- i said no, no this isn't -- has nothing to do with me. this book is all about you. you cooperated. every word in there is something built on something you said and so i wanted steve jobs to be the darker type and me to be more recesssive and that's how i turned out. but there was maybe eight or nine conversations, and with his own artistic directors and great people at apple, design directors, making sure that the cover that looks so, so simple pretty simple looking cover, took a lot of work. sometimes simplicity is the ultimate sophistication and sometimes simplicity is difficult, because as steve jobs said -- and is a his great design directors often said, simplicity isn't about just making things easy or taking things out. you h

benjamin schwarz m.d. a country director and terrorism adviser advisor at the department of defense, next with his knew book in which he discusses what would happen if a nuclear bomb exploded in washington dc. >> thank you so much for coming out this evening. before we get started a few housekeeping points. if you could take the time to silence her cell phone, you don't have to turn it off but as you silence it you can follow kramer books on facebook and twitter and histogram and if you haven't already take the time to sign up for our e-mail newsletter and you can see what else we have going on. if you haven't purchase a book because i hope you will support our wonderful author tonight. you can grab one of our event calendars for the end of january and for february and see what else is coming. thank you for coming. i am the event director here. on behalf of the entire staff we are pleased to welcome you and i am pleased to welcome benjamin schwarz tonight. we are just chatting about how benjamin has been i

you heard what benjamin netanyahu said in that sound bite. this is not meant as a confrontation to president obama or anything like that. do you believe him when he says that? or will this just widen the rift between the president and benjamin netanyahu? >> he's a very sophisticated man. he's been involved in the political process. he understands american politics and knows what he's doing. he could have delivered this speech to a large gathering of supporters of israel that are in our nation's capital at approximately the same time. there are other venues and approaches to do this without consultation with the administration with this forum i think was calculated. i understand why he's doing it. i agree with the majority of the israeli people who think it's a mistake. >> this is a statement by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it's from his media adviser. disagreements have occurred from the left and right and american presidents from both parties. none of these disagreements led to a rupture in the relationship between israel and the u

benjamin carson. here's that interview. i was doing the preparation for this interview, i learned something i didn't know about you before. and i'm going to quote you. i was a rabid democrat when i went off -- >> absolutely. i grew up in detroit. i grew up in an environment where you were supposed to be democrat where they told you republicans were evil people and that they were racist. and, you know, later on i started listening to ronald reagan. and i said he doesn't sound like an evil person. he doesn't sound racist. what he's saying makes absolutely perfect sense. and then i couple that with seeing these patients coming in, almost all of them on some kind of medical assistance and on social welfare programs. and their lives were in shambles. and i started making the correlation. in addition to listening to what he was saying, and then i see people who came from the same environment who were doing perfectly fine. but they were people who grasped the significance of personal responsibility and hard work. and i realize tha

how is this going to factor in when benjamin netanyahu comes to town next week? >> that's why this is so important. this is a setup to what is going to be the israeli prime minister's pitch as to why this deal is the wrong deal now. you've seen the administration kind ever come out with susan rice, with secretary kerry with other statements from the podium at the white house trying to lessen, i think, the impact of what will be netanyahu's presentation to congress. this all fits into this giant puzzle, which is, can you trust iran in any deal on a nuclear front when you have all of these pieces of the puzzle being laid out? >> and there have been also accusations and suppositions that this administration did not want any of these documents to come to light, number one, because it didn't fit in with the narrative of what president obama said in his last campaign that osama bin laden was dead and al qaeda was on the run but also because it doesn't fit with the narrative of making a deal with iran, right? >> they don't want these documents out. they don't want this

the moment israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned the united nations of an iranian nuclear bomb. the imagery was simplistic and so was the message. >> by next spring by most next summer at current enrichment rates, they will finish the medium enrichment and move open to the final stage. >> spy cables reveal behind the scenes just one month after the speech israeli intelligence sent a very different message. this is a secret mossad analysis. >> iran at this stage is not performing the activity necessary to produce weapons. >> its only warning is for the future. >> it's working to close gaps in areas which seem legitimate, from the time instruction is given. >> the mossad chief maer degan hinted earlier he is clear, an attack on iran is not the right way. in the spy cables, mossad estimates iran had 100 kilos of yurmofuranium, which they got rid of as part of the negotiation is. begs the question: where did he get this information? clayton swisher, al jazeera. >> well, the hundreds of secret documents obtained by al jazeera shed new light on the workings of the world's intell

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. >> benjamin netanyahu was invited to address congress on iran and netanyahu accepted. >> the whiteouse is furious for the israeli leader for accepting house speaker john boehner's invitation. >> jon: i don't want to talk about how petty this thing is. when we talk about it, we'll have to talk about israel and whenever we do we get phone calls. let me just bring this out. (ringing) all right. it's already started. i've got a solution. let me just turn it off. it happens to have an off button. there you go. good. now we can talk about this situation. where was i? netanyahu and boehner are i think going to undermine whatever progress in foreign policy -- (ringing) i turned this off. i -- okay. i'm just going to unplug it. i'm sorry. one of our closest for renne allies is taking sides with republicans against the democrat. >> dozens of house democrats talked about skipping the march 1 address by benjamin netanyahu. vice president biden is one of those who said he will not commit to attending the prime minister's speech. >> democrats could be caught in the mid toll support the president

benjamin netanyahu made the call following the resignation of that inquiry monday. he was accused of israel by bias because of consulting work he carried out for the palestinian liberation organization in 2012. we have more now from west jerusalem. >> the israeli government is no doubt very please that had he has resigned as head of the u.n. inquiry into whether war crimes were committed during israel's 50 day bombardment of the gaza strip. we understand that for months now, they have been campaigning against him. in fact, in his statement released by that the prime minister's office today on tuesday, benjamin netanyahu said that he was "biased against israel" and went on to say that the united nations should scrap the investigation altogether. this investigation began in august shortly after that conflict between israel and hamas ended, and is only a month away from being released. now it's very unlikely that the united nations will scrap the research and investigations that they have put into this report at this stage even though israel is demanding it. however in

he knew from early youth is onward the renowned emissaries including benjamin franklin and the marquis lafayette and had countered thomas jefferson, a dear friend. it was george washington the named john quincy adams to his 1st diplomatic post as minister of the united states of america with there high mightiness. the state general of the united netherlands. and as the 1st president of the united states understood the genius of john quincy adams so did the 35th. john f kennedy wrote of his fellow bostonian that he held more important offices and participated and more in more important events than anyone in the history of our nation. during his long lifetime encompassing the american revolution the war of 1812, the early and late napoleonic age john quincy served as minister to the hague to pressure from russia, and as head of the american mission to negotiate piece with england and conclude the war of 1812 as minister to england. he england. he turned down the offer to serve in the united states supreme court and made his final journey home on his appointment of secretary of state unde

>>> explosive cables reveal discrepancies over what benjamin netanyahu told the united nations in 2012 about the iran ability to build nuclear weapons. the source of the secret cables comes from the mausaad. cnn's correspondent nic robertson is tracking the latest developments live from london. >> reporter: good morning, john. of course this potentially embarrassing for the israeli prime minister given he is days away from the visit to the united states where he will make a speech before the elections in israel. his authorities are saying these leaked documents don't show a gap between what the israeli prime minister was thinking and the intelligence services was thinking. what the intelligence agency did was write its own assessment of the nuclear threat back in october of 2012 to the south african intelligence services. that is where the documents were leaked from. it says it doesn't believed iran

robert pit inker of north carolina and florida's dennis ross are in israel visiting prime minister benjamin netanyahu in advance of his speech in march. >>> all this week here on c-span2 we're giving you another look at washington urn r journal recent tour of historically black colleges and universities. this week at 6:40 this evening howard university president wayne frederick. at 7:to 20, we speak with hampton university president william harvey. >>> c-span2 providing live coverage of the u.s. senate floor proceedings and key public policy events. every weekend booktv, now for 15 years the only television network devoted to non-fiction books and authors. c-span2, created by the cable tv industry and brought to you as a public service by your local cable and satellite provider. watch us in hd, like us on

congress by benjamin netanyahu. the results of the american public opinion poll, that's coming up. two weeks later. look, credit karma-- are you talking to websites again? this website says "free credit scores." oh, credit karma! yeah it's actually free. look, you don't have to put in your credit card information. whew! credit karma. really. free. >>> now to the war against isis. egypt says its warplanes have struck ten isis targets in libya. the raids were in retaliation for the savage killing of 21 egyptian christians who were living and working in libya. egypt says its fighter jets carried out strikes based on what they call accurate intelligence and targets included isis training and storage locations. but an umbrella group of islamist militias tells a different story. that group claims women and children were killed when the egyptian air strikes hit civilian areas. cnn's not been able to independently verify the claims. >>> the trigger for the air strikes was an isis video showing the apparent beheading of abou

still to come in the "newsroom," is benjamin netanyahu at odds with his spy agency on iran's nuclear next. eeeeeeeee financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise if you can clear a table without lifting a finger... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™. i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. he told me to use pronamel. it's going to help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee and it was a real easy switch to make. >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. >>> days before he arrives for a speech before congress benjamin netanyahu is warning that a nuclear deal with iran would be dangerous not only to him but to the world. mr. netanyahu held up an image of a bomb and urged the world to draw quot

the two had met at benjamin franklin's parents and john didn't hesitate to consider him in some respects. waterhouse had kept a watchful eye on the university and john needed his help once again. being john adams they offered a unique picture of john quincy, age 18 and the astonishing education who pulls in all. and they were not the first to insist that the offspring is far brighter than the sat scores would indicate. on april 23, 1785, john writes that john quincy must undergo an examination of which i suspect he will not appear exactly what he is in truth. there are few to take the degree to college that have so much knowledge. but he continues that he had proceeded to studies by himself without a steady tutor and therefore it seemed necessary to make this apology for him and to request that waterhouse communicated in the confidence to the gentleman that wants to examine him and such other issues they couldn't. if you were to examine him in english and french poetry i know not where you would find anybody as superior and roman and english history. as you know looking back on his early

i don't think those democrats needed a memo from benjamin netanyahu that staying away might not be good for the party because two senior democrats have finally moved, dick durbin and dianne feinstein, and they're inviting him to a closed door meeting with the democrats, deciding they'd rather be sideways with barack obama than their voters. >>> and time's running out for lawmakers to fund the department of homeland security. senate democrats again blocked a funding bill that would have reversed president obama's executive actions on immigration and funded the dhs. afterwards mitch mcconnell took to the floor and said it's time to take a different approach in the effort to fund dhs. mcconnell aims to present a bill that will target the immigration policy separate from the one that will fund homeland security. jay johnson warned what this

it isn't an invitation to one president, it's the iran deal. >> benjamin netanyahu may win re-electiona few weeks which means president obama will have to deal with him for the next year and a half or so. has this white house made it more difficult? netanyahu may have had more issues. he may have made it worse. is the white house doing enough to protect this relationship, this crucial relationship going forward? >> show me a president since 1948, i will show you tensions in u.s.-israeli relations. at the end of the day, we get it together. for the first time israel was used as a political football by the republican speaker of the house. we need to get beyond the speech and what counts. what counts is this deal with iran which i happen to oppose. >> what do you say to your colleagues who are boycotting the speech. >> i'll speak bluntly for a member of congress, when you know your adversary is setting a trap, don't walk into the trap. why would you want to walk into a trap you know is being set. israel is too important for the politics that has been injected by the speaker. don't fall fo

so benjamin netanyahu understands this.e is fighting for the livelihood and the protection of the israeli people. we under no circumstances should be negotiating a deal that gives rani opportunity to obtain a nuclear weapon which is exactly what this deal is doing. so i don't blame him. and shame on every one of those democrats that have decided to put politics over maintaining our relationship with our ally israel. this is politics over principle. and it's obvious. >> l.z. if you're benjamin netanyahu, you're a leading of a country and you truly believe that your country is at grave risk in grave danger if iran becomes a nuclear power. what's wrong with going to congress and stating that opinion and asking for support? >> why doesn't he do that after his election? that's the question. this is about him more than anything else. and i can't really -- i can't tell who's being played mow, the john boehner or the netanyahu. because obviously boehner is doing this to dig at president obama. and netanyahu is doing this to make su

benjamin netanyahu made the call following the resignation of the head of that inquiry on monday.anadian academic william had bend accused by israel of bias because of consulting work he had carried out for the palestinian liberation organization in 2012. >> reporter: i did a legal opinion about the international criminal court when the palestinian liberation organization was advising people on the issue of ratifying the rome statute of the international criminal court and they asked me for a legal opinion and i delivered it. it was a small consultant and i do it all the time for governments and of course what happens in the past is put aside when one is sworn in as a commissioner. i took an oath to be an independent, an impartial member of the inquiry and nothing that has been done since the commission has done its work suggested anything to the contrary so this was something in the past and it's out there and now they are suggesting that i'm in some way behold into the palestinian liberation organization but that is not the case i'm an independent commissioner and the commission

benjamin patrick asegura que la policÍa me lanzÓ con arrestarlo se hacÍa pÚblica su versiÓn. mÉdico forense anunciÓ que la investigaciÓn serÁ presentada a un gran jurado con seis personas y tres de ellas eran de origen mexicano. el proceso serÁ abierto al pÚblico y a los medios de comunicaciÓn. >> el departamento de justicia planea presentar una demanda departamento de policÍa de ferguson por prÁcticas discriminatorias y no hacen cambio. afecta dijo que espera anunciar antes de abandonar su cargo las prÓximas semanas los resultados de la investigaciÓn sobre la muerte del joven michael brown a manos de un policÍa de ferguson. gran parte del paÍs sigue con las temperaturas mÁs bajas las cuales han provocado la muerte de una docena de personas. la zona mÁs complicadas son los estados de new island, de vermont y massachusetts, se extiende a estados del sur y medio oeste y que reporta frÍo esta noche. marcha por la indignaciÓn del fiscal misma. los manifestantes marcharon en silencio y forzando banderas argentinas y carteles blancos con leyendas como justicia y verdad. >> sin cons

that is what the jewish state is all about. >> benjamin netanyahu speaking last month.he irony is it is netanyahu who threatened attack on iran for many years over its alleged nuclear activities, a violation of the u.n. charter in which you can't make threats to other nations. let's talk about some of the other revelations. talk about the claims that posted them president abbas opposed the yuan report that accused israel of war crimes and also president obama's attempt to pressure abbas and seeking state or condition at the u.n. -- recognition in the u.n. >> and the case of there is a leaked cable describing an effort by the leader of mossad calling the south african spy boss on the eve of the u.n. human rights but on whether or not to recommend israel face investigation for alleged war crimes in gaza in 2009. as the spy boss of south africa, south africa should not vote and you know why mahmoud abbas doesn't want them to vote, because it will harm his political party and bolster that of his opposition in the mass and the mood of boss cannot say this publicly, so the mo

benjamin netanyahu, democratic president have always loathed benjamin netanyahu, mike.ition in the democratic party. but there is a difference here. isn't the difference being that john boehner, without telling the state department or the white house that he was inviting the prime minister of israel to address the house of representatives or the congress of the united states he gave an impression that the republican party, led by the speaker, now has their own separate policy. >> that's problem number one, mike. problem number two is that the israelis didn't say, i got this invitation from john boehner. i'm going to take it but i wanted to talk to you about it first. >> yes. >> senator -- secretary of state kerry, we should probably send somebody over to the white house to sit down with president obama and talk through this. >> well, i mean the root of this has to do with the israeli ambassador to the united states who has apparently in league with his prime minister his boss. >> his boss. >> they have decided to have under speaker boehner, their own separate for writte

in september of 2012 benjamin netanyahu made a speech at the u.n. where he outlined how quickly iran was trying to build a nuclear weapon. how close it was getting and the threat. what we have a month later is a memo from moussad to the intelligence agencies saying we don't believe that iran is doing the necessary activity at this stage to make a weapon. they are trying to close gaps in technology through legitimate civilian means. if they were to make a decision these closing of the gaps in technology if they make a decision to build a weapon it would be so much shorter. now, what we are hearing from israeli officials is they are saying what this represents is no gap between the thinking of the israeli prime minister and the head of the intelligence agency. we know if we go back and read newspaper articles in 2012 there were some differences between the prime minister and the intelligence services in israel. however, the israeli authorities say there was no difference. in fact iran as the israeli prime minister was saying at the time in 2012, was g

that's a new $1 bill image of benjamin franklin. the process would be to paint a portrait and then from that portrait, you make a print, and engraving, which is what the $100 bill is made after today, after that image of franklin. so there must have been an original portrait that has been lost from that was made from that original engraving of 1616. and this portrait was copied from the old engraving. this is old. where did it come from? it came to the gallery as a gift from the national gallery of art. they acquired the portrait from the andrew melon foundation about 1942. so let me just turn here to what goes on to what is in the people that the engraver and the -- the portrait paint erer puts some information down here. let's just take a look at that and see what they thought was important. so what it says, it says montehoga or rebecca. you will not see the mention of pocahontas on there. pocahontas was her -- was her nickname and a playful one. her indian name was matoaka. and her christian name when she married john rolf became

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you weigh in on the speech by benjamin netanyahu?> it is not a good thing. >> are you thinking of not going? >> i'm not thinking of not going, i'm not going. i may watch it on tv, but i'm not going. >> how many of your colleagues do you think are going to do that? do you have any sense? >> you are sounding like the immediate -- media, you want me to speculate. >> i am the media. [laughter] >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu plans to address concerns about new collar -- nuclear capabilities of iran. you can see the entire news conference tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> tonight on "the communicators" gigi sohn. >> the chairman has said we are not going to rate regulate. i don't know who the next f.c.c. chairman is. the next chairman may try to throw out this whole regime and do something more free market oriented or less regulatory. i don't really buy the "next chairman" argument. the rules are only as good as the guy or the gal on the eighth floor enforcing them. so we have to do our best to set up an infrastructure th

that is the new one dollar bill of benjamin franklin. the process would be to paint a portrait, and then from that portrait you make a print, an engraving, which is what the $100 bill is made after today after that image of franklin. there must've been an original portrait which has been lost from that, was made that original engraving of 1616, and his portrait was then copied from the old engraving. but this is old. where did it come from? it came to the gallery as a gift from the national gallery of art. they acquired the portrait from the andrew mellon foundation about 1942. let me just turn here before i go on to actually -- the engraver, or the portrait painter put some information down here. let's take a look at that and see what they thought was important. it says, [indiscernible] or rebecca. you will not see the mention of pocahontas on there. pocahontas was her nickname, and a playful one. her christian name when she married john rolfe became rebecca, daughter to the mighty prince powhatan emperor of his nation in virginia. she

the moment israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu twarnd united nationswarned the united nations of an iranian bomb. >> at current enrichment rates they will have finished the medium enrichment and move on to the final stage. >> the spy cables reveal behind the scenes just one month behind the speech, descrailg intelligence sent -- israeli intelligent is sending a very different message. >> working to close gaps in areas that appear legitimate which will reduce the time required to produce weapons from the time instruction is actually given. >> the mossad chief hinted a disagreement with netanyahu earlier that year. he is clear, an attack on vaughn not the right way. in the spy cables, mossad estimates further enrichment to make nuclear weapons. but instead iran got rid of it as part of nuclear negotiation is. spy cable shed new light on netanyahu's address and begs the question, where did he get the information? >> earlier, asked him what this means for netanyahu's credibility. >> well, it puts it in question, it's a very contentious visit he's scheduled to have in several weeks in

came just one month after prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned the u.n. that iran would be able to build a bomb within one year. >>> audiorecording where egypt interior minister is reportedly telling are a gathering what to do against protesters. rebecca singh reports. >> thousands demonstrated against the country carrying pictures of deposed president mohamed morsi and chanting slogans that forced him from power in december 2013. a leaked audio recording obtained from al jazeera provides new insights from events of that day. it comes from a meeting of senior security officials in the days leading up to the protest. the gathering was chaired by interior minister mohamed ibrahim, who gives clear instructions how protesters should be dealt with,. >> ibrahim was no less blunt on how the demonstrators should be dispersed. >> reporter: rights groups have criticized the use of force by egyptian security forces and the mass arrest of dissidents, journalists and activists since the coup. held indefinitely, without trials and prosecuted by antiprotest laws. abdel

prime minister benjamin netanyahu had a message for jews in europe come to israel. >> translator: jewsmurdered again on european soil only because they are jews. this wave of attacks is expected to continue, of course, jews deserve protection in every country but we say to jews to our brothers and sisters, israel is your home. we are calling for the mass immigration from europe and call on the absorbion of mass immigration from europe. >> let me bring in peter. when you look at what happened in paris at the kosher market you see what happened in copenhagen and the bar mitzvah and synagogue, and now a cemetery desecrated in northern france how risky is it to be jewish in europe? >> there's no question that this is a frightening time for jews in europe. the level of anti-semitic advance, the ransacking of jewish gravies is jewish graves is really frightens. this is not what the jews faced in the 1940s because today you have democratic governments in places like den marks and france trying to protect you. it's not always doing so effectively as you might like but we do not have government

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address congress next week. his speech comes amid increasing tension between the u.s. and israel. our national roundtable townhall airs tuesday night at 7:00 on news channel 8. that will follow president benjamin netanyahu's address. you can also watch it live at wjla.com. coming up, increasing pain at the pump. how much gas prices have jumped in the past week. an oscar gown stolen from a hotel room has been found. the reason that the free part of kimberly: breaking news from adelphi, firefighters on the scene of a car that slammed into a house on riggs road. the driver was trapped for a short time. the driver was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. nobody else was hurt. 7 on your side with a consumer alert for drivers. hyundai has recalled nearly a quarter million vehicles because of a power steering problem. it involves model years 2008 thropuugh 2010. federal regulators say that a sensor glitch could disable power steering, making the vehicles difficult to control. according to aaa, price

someone who is is israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.considered on all side. would you advise at this point the trip is canceled or is the damage done? >> you know i think at this point he's not going to can sell. he had opportunities to pull back. he decided not to. there is two problems with this as i see it. there is a problem on the american side. if we invite the israeli prime minister to address congress two weeks before an israeli election we are basically interfering in israeli politics. the israeli labor party leader herzog we are essentially favoring with a prime speaking opportunity with one of the candidates. on the other side, i was a diplomat for a long time for both republican and democratic administrations. you just don't interfere blatantly in someone else's politics. we have an argument between some republicans and democrats over iran and the prime minister walking right into this susan rice said on charlie rose last night destructive, the rhetoric on both sides is real i've never heard americans talk about an israeli p

however, just a month before israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the u.n. said clearly that iran is intent on doing this and making a weapon. it is enriching more uranium and it completes the middle process, the step is closer. the intelligence service does go on to say that in its assessment and that's the point that the israeli government is making at the moment. there isn't a gap between the two service and prime minister was doing. it was going on to produce enriched uranium. >> any information clouds the prime minister speaking in the united states next week and negotiators try to hammer out some deal by the end of march. nic robertson, thank you. >>> a jury in manhattan finding the palestinian authorities and palestinian liberation organization libel for six terrorists attacks that left americans dead or injured in 2002 and 2004. the jury award gets tripled under a special terrorist law. the plo intends to appeal the decision. >>> an apology from v.a. secretary robert mcdonald for falsely claiming he served in the military's special forces. mcdonald w

. >> woodruff: a rift escalated this week between the white house and israeli prime minister benjaminyahu over his planned to congress on tuesday. chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret reports. >> warner: as he nears the march 17th finish line in his re- election campaign, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is taking an unusual 6,000 miles detour sunday, to lobby congress against president obama's drive toward a nuclear deal with iran. he made his feelings on that clear on wednesday. >> the world powers have undertaken to prevent iran from nuclear weapon. but from the agreement coming together, it appears they have given up on this commitment. >> warner: secretary of state kerry responded, saying netanyahu had also disparaged the late 2013 "interim deal" with iran. >> he called it 'the deal of the century for iran,' even though it has clearly stopped iran's program. >> warner: what infuriates the administration is not the substance of netanyahu's critique. it's where and when it will be delivered, here, before a joint session of congress tuesday, and how the visit came a

we wish her well and her family. >>> moving on now, new fallout over israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's planned address to congress next month. an israeli government official now saying they may have been misled about the nature of the visit as we learn that some democrats plan on skipping it entirely. >>> we are waiting for word at this hour about the fate of american hostage kayla mueller after isis claims she was killed in a jordanian air strike. we are live in jordan. ur joints ready for action? ♪ take osteo bi-flex®. osteo bi-flex® is specially formulated with joint shield™ to nuture and help defend your joints°... so now you can keep doing... and doing... and doing what you love. hi mom, dad... what'd you guys do today? the usual! ♪ osteo bi-flex, ready for action. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight.

. >> reporter: lincola benjamin can only hope her sweet boy, chive, will make it.sive care after he fell through an iced-over pond in landsowne last week. his good friend fell in too, but did not survive. >>> i just want him to get better. and i feel so sorry for the other little boy, you know? and i can't even tell her right now what's going on because it might set him back. >> reporter: benjamin's other won, wilbur and one other boy were play ong the ice too when chive and akins fell all the way through. benjamin is upset there's no fence set up behind the high school. >> it shouldn't have to take my kids falling in the pond for you to do something you know? >> reporter: a baltimore county recreation and parks official tells 11 news there are no immediate plans to fence in the pond but in the light of this incident it's something they're considering. benjamin is also upset about the absence of something else. >> you look up there, there's no sign up there that says don't come in. >> reporter: we found a no swimming sign below a no skating sign that suggests the d

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this all started specifically speaker of the house john boehner offer to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to speak. proalt coal calls for the white house to know about it beforehand. when john boehner reached out he left out the obama administration. nevertheless netanyahu is sticking to his plan. he wants to make sure bad deal. the rest of the p-5 plus 1 over the offer that has been made to iran. >> 12 years in the making, an agreement that would limit iran's nuclear capabilities is said to be close. iran and the six countries involved must reach some kind of framework by march 24th. that's why netanyahu is seeking the support of those in the u.s. congress who are similarly wary of iran. republicans and some democrats want to impose some more sanctions while the negotiations are ongoing. >> so that's why i have little hope in this deal athat that's why prime minister netanyahu is so concerned about the deal. see doesn't have the luxury of living an illusion, he doesn't have the luxury that somehow we can work this out that we're somehow dealing with luxembourg or belgium. he kn