after recently flying over the 250 , their frontier, benjamin netanyahu announced a $400 million project to build a huge wall on the border. many in the tourism sector say that is the wrong approach. they need to pour a laye-- cheap foreign labor. the jobs are being filled by migrants from africa. >> about 1500 employees in their jobs. there are no israelis who really want to do these jobs. even though we offer them a wonderful condition. no is really wants to do it. >-- israeli once to do it. >> a friend wire fence separates two different worlds. despite the dangers, thousands of migrants are unlikely to be deterred by israel's latest attempt to keep them out. >> columbia's battle with aids drug barons it -- it'ss drug barons, trying to stem the flow of cocaine into britain. >> captured by the colombians. at alleged gangster accused of murdering 12 people in the struggle to control the cocaine trade. with u.s. and british help, the authorities are seizing half the cocaine produced there. it is a relentless fight. i flew across the country with the police to visit juggle commandos, -- ju

despite huge pressure from the americans, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to get the coalition to accept a new freeze. washington says it has given up attempts to persuade them to do so. they say they are still trying to revive the peace talks. the israeli negotiators are headed to washington. it is unclear where the peace process will go from here. bbc news, washington. >> now the murder case whose twists and turns have provided grim fascination for people around the world. the man whose wife was killed on their honeymoon in south africa has appeared in court. south african authorities want him extradited on allegations he paid to have her murder. >> being led from court in handcuffs, the bridegroom accused of arranging his wife's murder just days after their marriage. shrien dewani and anni dewani looked the picture of wedded bliss. in court, the businessmen listened intently as the prosecution claims he was the main instigator in a plan to kill his wife. but his own lawyer described him as an exemplary character. an uncle of anni dewani says that's they are still w

israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has welcomed a decision by the u.s.abandon the call for a freeze on israeli settlement building. it is the first public comment since the u.s. changed their policy on friday. the latest u.s. diplomatic cables released by wikileaks claim the irish republican leaders were in the military ira as recently as five years ago it also stated that both men would know about of $40 million bank robbery. both men said the claims are untrue. in our show of force, troops in ivory coast khalil to the presidents have today temporarily blocked access -- loyal to the president have today temporarily blocked access. united nations and the african union have conceded that he has won the elections. our reporter in the main city, don james, said this report. >> government soldiers take up positions close to the hotel. this is the man most world leaders say one last month's election. here, and in the main city, the army is loyal to the man who has been in charge for the past decade. the decision to move closer to the un-protected hotel provok

the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has welcomed the united states to abandon its call foredom for is really a settlement groups. it is the first paul -- public comment since the u.s. changes policy on friday. the latest diplomatic cables released by wikileaks say the irish republic leaders were in the military ira as recently as five years ago. they also say both men would have known about the $40 million bank robbery that has been linked to the organization. both men say the claims are untrue. swedish officials say they believe they have identified the man who set off two bombs in stockholm saturday. they say they are 90% certain he is taimour abdulwahab al-abdaly, who was born in iraq, grew up in sweden, and study here in england. we have more with our cure -- security correspondent. >> at the swedish bomb plot. taimour abdulwahab al-abdaly, an man who spent more than a decade living in britain. today, questions what may have been behind his past. a car exploded in a busy shopping street in stockholm moments later, he was found dead at following a second explosion. a sui

>> in november secretary of state hillary clinton failed to persuade israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahuo renew a freeze on the settlement activities. the palestinians say a renewed freeze is a prerequisite for resuming direct talks. >>> japan's first ever venus probe has failed to enter the planet's orbit. the akatsuki unmanned pro-probe was meant to gather data about venus while in orbit. on wednesday it fired its reverse thrusters to change course, but japan's space agency confirmed that akatsuki passed by venus. >> ignition. >> akatsuki began its 500 million-kilometer space journey to venus in may this year. the probe cost $182 million to build and was equipped with sophisticated observation cameras. known as an evening and morning star, little is known of venus. it's almost the same size as earth. but conditions on the planet are very different. the akatsuki research team had hoped to learn more about possible global warming on earth. on tuesday the probe was trying to enter the orbit around venus using its thrusters at the point of about 550 kilometers away from the planet. but sho

. >> your assessment of benjamin netanyahu.teresting as your article was, the article -- the interview you did hours before he took the oval office, talk about an apocalyptic regime in iran, assessing him, assessing obama, that is the question. you can't get him to do what you want him to do. benjamin netanyahu believes in his role in history come what may. >> i think so but i don't know. you are dealing with a couple of contradictions within the same person. he does not like to make decisions. he is a person who the view from the chair is always different and the view from the opposition and he would be more cautious. but i tend to think at the end of the day he would feel as if he failed jewish history if iran crossed the nuclear threshold on his watch so ultimately, if all else failed he would make the decision to -- >> used to be of the opinion -- >> we tried and effectively to bring about sanctions that are meaningful. it would seem the administration would bring about sanctions that are formidable that would bring about m

hillary clinton met with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu for six hours at a hotel yesterday. [ light laughter ] when hillary saw that she had a six-hour meeting at a hotel, she was like, "wait, i think this is bill's schedule. [ laughter ] this isn't mine. it can't be mine, i think i -- it is mine." [ cheers and applause ] speaking of bill clinton, today, he released a statement where he called george w. bush's new memoir "well-written and interesting." [ laughter ] then bush released a statement calling clinton's lie "convincing and much appreciated." [ laughter and applause ] there's some big international news. gap just opened its first store in china this week. or as gap clothing put it, "we're coming home for the holidays." [ laughter ] i was just reading about this. a lot of pest control companies are offering bedbug sniffing dogs. but it turns out that they're not very reliable. either that or there's a serious bedbug epidemic in other dogs' butts. [ laughter ] it's one or the other. >> steve: other dogs' butts? oh, they -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: listen to this, every

. >> president obama has offered condolences and help to the prime minister benjamin netanyahu as israelis sending aid to battle the blaze. cnn got a firsthand look at the flames from someone who barely managed to escape. >> reporter: as firefighters on the ground struggled for a second day to contain israel's worst ever fire, planes from nearby countries dropped thousands of gallons of water from the skies above. and as emergency responders struggled to gain control of the situation, investigators say they have not ruled out arson as a possible cause of the fire. the scale and size of the blaze was something that israel's emergency responders were not ready for. i think that there is a problem here. israel did not prepare itself in any intensive manner for this type of forest fire says prime minister benjamin netanyahu. one reason that it is out of control is because of the weather. high and unpredictable winds coupled with the worst drought in recent history has perfect conditions for the rapid spread of this blaze. photographer ronnie soefr saw the deadly speed of the fire up close. d

so says the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.at least 40 people are reported dead now and more than 2,000 acres scorched and this evening, early morning there, flames are said to be raging out of control in the northern part of the country in what's being described as the worst fire in israeli history. among the dead, said to be prison guards and workers after the bus used to evacuate inmates went up in flames itself. out in hollywood, the west coast, a murder mystery has taken another bloody turn. last month, somebody gunned down a big name publicist in a killing that stunned the stars. after weeks of investigating, police found a person of interest. so they went to meet with them yesterday. >> they attempted to talk to the suspect, the suspect produced a handgun. >> shepard: that's when things went bad. now, one dead end is leading to new questions about the murder that rocked beverly hills. that's coming up. [ manager ] you know... i've been looking at the numbers, and i think our campus is spending too much money on printing.

precisely the point, say those who support and feel benjamin netanyahu was a strong leader for the stateisrael. according to them, netanyahu's really going through the motions . once again israel is flying a nation without red lines in order to appease the obama administration and international community. whether this is strong leadership or a vision for israel, i are leave as an open question. but as to whether it is the international community that has taken israel down the path, as to that question we need to look at internal matters within the state of israel. what we will find is even the very awful process we have been speaking about bears the label made in israel, it is part of the appeasement policies of the political elites of the right as well as the left. in order to demonstrate, we will go back briefly to the onset or onslout on the israeli people. go back to the white house famous ceremony through 17 years of self-inflicted pain, where the famous handshake takes place between then yitzhak rabin and the world's leading terrorist yasser arafat. when those two men shook hands,

. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu eventually agreed to a ten-month freeze on new construction, and at the end of august, the white house announced the resumption of long stalled face-to-face negotiations between the israelis and the palestinians. >> this moment of opportunity may not soon come again. they cannot afford to let it slip away. >> but it did. at the end of september, the settlement freeze ended, and the u.s. could not persuade israel to extend it. direct talks broke down, and now the process is back to where it started. >> it is no secret that the parties have a long way to go and that they have not yet made the difficult decisions that peace requires. >> we're going to explore now what those difficult decisions are. it's a rare opportunity, exceedingly rare to have top palestinian and israeli officials together here for an interview. so joining me now, palestinian prime minister salam fayyad and israeli opposition leader former foreign minister tzipi livni. they are in washington to address the 2010 forum hosted by the brookings institution. welcome to both of you

precisely the point, sa those who support and feel benjamin netanyahu was a strong leader for the stateisrael. according to them, netanyahu's really going through the motions . once again israel is flying a nation without red lines in order to appease the obama administration and international community. whether this is strong leadership or a vision for israel, i are leave as an open question. buas to whether it is the international community that has taken israel down the path, as to that queion we need to look at internal matters within the statef israel. what we will find is even the very awful process we have been speaking about bears the label made in israel, it is part of the appeasement policies of the political elites of the right as well as the left. in order to demonstrate, we will go back briefly to the onset or onslouon thesraeli people. go back to the white house famous ceremony through 17 years of self-inflicted pain, where the famous handshake takes place between then yitzhak rabin and the world's leading terrorist yasser arafat. when those two men shook hands, it was the

she says she just spent seven hours with prime minister benjamin netanyahu in new york.myself, i know how hard that is. he is not alone. i think on the contrary. i think that he has a great deal of support in israel and in the united states. i think that the way it is set up, at least it was when we were in office, was that dennis ross was a negotiator, i would go in and meet at a variety of times, and then president clinton would get in gauged at various phases where we thought we could move the process -- get engage, at various phases where we thought we could move the process forward. that is what i think is going on, which as president obama has said the course, made clear what he wants in a two-state solution, security for israel, and that the negotiators are trying to move some of the underbrush, and try to sort out and put ideas on the table, and that this is a priority for the united states. at least that is my view of it. >> we will take two of more again, from the right, and from the left. >> secretary albright, regarding the high tensions on the korean peninsu

benjamin netanyahu calls it one of the worst fires in israel's history. >>> in japan, there are jointes alongside japanese troops. the drill's name key sword. >>> let's move on now to hong kong where business execs strut their stuff. ♪ hong kong's hottest new attraction is a night spot designed for ceos to let loose and destress. i think we could use one here in the cnn newsroom. one night a month, they tap into their inner rock gods and forgetting about balance sheets and what happens at the office. one event raised thousands of dollars for medical work in china. >>> lots of developments in the cnn newsroom this hour. let's check in first with christine romans. hi. >> do not call me at supper time with your offer and do not track my action on the internet because i want to browse without my information being sold to advertisers. it's like a do not track list for web users. >>> i'm barbara starr at the pentagon. top military brass on capitol hill right now talking about repealing don't ask, don't tell. we'll have the latest at the top of the hour. >>> i'm meteorologist reynolds wolf.

prime minister benjamin netanyahu says it's a major disaster and a fire on an international scale. he's asking spain, greece, and russia for help in fighting the blaze, including aerial tankers. it has burned thousands of acres and it's not clear how it actually got started. >>> and big news for soccer fans. russia and qatar will host the world cup tournaments in 2018 and 2022 respectively. president obama said it was the wrong decision for the organizing body to pick qatar over the u.s. of course, he better say that, right? >> yes. a lot of disappointed soccer fans. i'll speak about this next in the hour with piers morgan. he's got strong views on this it's going to be his first interview on cnn. >> we look forward to both. >> yes. >> thanks. look forward to the topic and the person you're interviewing. >> thank you. >>> the governor elect of florida fresh from a meeting with the president of the united states. i'll ask republican if he left the white house with any promises from president obama. and nasa reveal as new discovery that could change the way we think about life beyond

benjamin netanyahu was in that same exact area. this is nothing against anybody's race or religion. it is against countries that we support right or wrong even if state sinki -- even if they sink our own ships. n inside job.nce aida host: curtis, a republican line. --ler: people think earlier there were talking about the mumbai terrorist attacks. those terrorists would have been brought down much more quickly by the people then the authorities. we are supposed to protect that building behind you and not the other way around. appreciate your show. host: a proposed amendment would enable states to repeal federal laws. there is another story, the same-sex marriage date. how the weekend vote was a milestone for the gay rights movement, the "don't ask, don't tell" policy being repealed. a lot of activists are thinking they can gain ground in areas like gay marriage. president bill clinton proposed allowing gays to serve openly in 1993, congressional opponents raised fears that the gay service members will be -- also, what's happening on capitol hill and at the white house, president obam

. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a plan for an interim peace deal if the peace talkso make permanent decisions. >>> it has been a good year for natalie portman, not only has he starred in "black swan" but she also announced that she's gained to the film's choreographer and dance partner. their wedding will be sometime in the spring. congratulations to her. >> she is a nice person. that wasn't the guy in the film, though was it? >> yeah, he was her dance partner in the film. >> yeah, baby. that's what we're talking about. and talk about the dance with the weather. >> let's show you what's happening, we're talking about that big storm getting out. but we're also talking about freezing cold, our good buddy kerry sanders rubbing it in. freeze warnings, hard freeze warnings down to central florida, temperatures only into the 30s in orlando, 46 in miami, they do rebound rather nicely into the 60s today, and as kerry mentioned up into the 70s tomorrow, but we have got another big storm coming into >>> actually, we'll talk about it right now. take a look at this storm pushing