in a positive direction so it's making its way to about your meeting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu here in moscow russia is hoping to help get the israeli palestinian peace negotiations back on track the talks have been stalled since september when israel refused to extend or for you thought settlement construction in the west bank or you know as are overjoyed with the latest from central moscow writes that with the current on rest sweeping through north africa and the mideast that you agreed they had i want to discuss what exactly was on the table today. well of course the current unrest sweeping the north north african and middle east regions were definitely topping the agenda of talks between benjamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister and the russian president it is needed here in moscow both men agreeing that efforts need to be stepped up in order to control the destabilization and perhaps resume peace negotiations in the middle east conflict between israel and the palestinian national authority of me to just say no to try any changes are currently under way which could lead

benjamin netanyahu has asked for russia's help in putting out the metaphorical fires ravaging the north africa and middle east regions of the details coming up. next though police and protesters have clashed in brussels as european union leaders gather there for a fresh attempt to address the crisis the summit looks set for some tension too over a possible bailout for troubled portugal and the military intervention in libya. has more from the belgian capital. water cannon and pepper spray being used against protesters and police actually and man perry caves to ban protesters getting into the building where i am now this book of building houses the european parliament and the european council really the key to buildings they were allowed about thirty meters away a stone's throw away if you like and that's exactly what happened demonstrators threw stones portals any other sharp objects that came their way to try and hit the building people all furious at the double standards that would be. good you know e.u. cracks down on demonstrators in the heart of europe in the very center of europe

many do hope that the middle east peace process will of course feature on the agenda during benjamin netanyahu his visit to moscow and israel's position maybe it will be explained a little bit more with the discussions during the talks with the russian president maybe even to the edge of. the first with talks with mahmoud abbas and now benjamin that's not here is in moscow are looking like a trend what can watch as role be in this peace process. who rushes of course has been a long time member of the middle east. for ted i know of the four countries that have dedicated a lot of time and effort to acting as mediators in the middle east peace negotiations hoping to find a solution that would satisfy both sides and of course be a political one dog in the military one of the united states frequently tried to act as mediator in the conflict but russia also believe now hopes to pick up where the united states left off and perhaps couldn't achieve what they'd set out to do now with the meetings first with the leader of the palestinian national authority now with the israeli prime minister russia hope

these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu just told met of course underlining just for an ongoing draft that we saw sweeping egypt. ongoing in libya all that could prove very destructive to the prospect of resuming peace negotiations between israel and palestine both metaphor stressing the importance of getting those negotiations back on track rochelle forced wanting to play. a serious role in those negotiations meeting with egypt took the time to say that they are tonic changes as he called them currently taking place in that region in north africa in the middle east and those changes could potentially bring about a very unsettling and down belies to the situation. that could of course affect israel and the palestinians both men saying that a lot needed to be done to of provide some sort of a counter effect to that you stylize ation of the peace process needs to be. reinstated and that work needs to be done benjamin netanyahu of course a very willing to accept russia's participation in the negotiation process saying that russia had a lot of experience in this matter many aspects

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel will react aggressively and wisely after a first attack on a bus in jerusalem. one person was killed and 30 others injured after a blast of a crowded bus stop. there is much concern about another cycle of retaliation. >> chaos and confusion in central jerusalem this afternoon. traveling on a bus had been considered safe again. after the bombings of the early 2000's. people had almost forgotten what a bomb in the middle of this city sounds and looks like. this was the target, a bus full of commuters and shoppers. police are sure this was not a suicide bombing but they're looking for someone who left a device by the bus stop. it exploded and caused many injuries on the no. 74 bus that was passing. at least one person has been killed and jerusalem has seen nothing like this for many years. as forensic workers scour the curbside looking for evidence, angry onlookers gathered. delayingprime minister but not canceling the visit to moscow appeared to promise retaliation. >> certain elements are trying to break the calm. we have a will of i

positive direction so it has to meet their needs met there after meeting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu you're in moscow russia talking to help get the israeli palestinian peace negotiations back on track the talks have been stalled since september when israel refused to extend a freeze on settlement construction in the west bank are you covering us are reports from moscow. following the recent events of unrest in the north african region and of course the middle east israel may have to rethink its positions due to the conflicts that we saw taking place in countries like egypt tunisia libya all those places of course specifically egypt which israel long ago has considered a very strong ally with the change in government israeli officials may now have to rethink their position on the middle east peace negotiations and somehow downgrade and modify their position making it perhaps a more negotiable one more prone and more open to finding diplomatic solutions that would suit both sides of the israeli palestinian conflict still israel is. suffering from one of its first bombings in jerusalem

benjamin netanyahu has asked for russia's help in putting out the metaphorical fires ravaging north africa and middle east regions are the details coming up. but before that another developing news story tonight one of this year's most talked about business deals between all giants b.p. and ross neff has come up against a major stumbling block tonight the plan shares swap and joint arctic exploration venture as with next fun arbitration called in stockholm the case against the deal was sparked by a russian shareholders of tea and paid be paid the existing partners of the british oil company in russia they say b.p. was legally bound to offer then the deal to a partner elsewhere around the ambitious plan to explore the arctic child was announced back in january b.p. says it will look for opportunities to pursue the deal despite the court's ruling tonight more on this new story this even watch our business bulletin just a bit later on this five minutes. police and protesters have clashed in brussels as european union leaders gather there for a fresh attempt to address the eve's year long cris

benjamin netanyahu has asked for russia's help in putting out the metaphorical fires ravaging north africa and middle east regions of the details coming up. also at this hour a look at how the unrest in the arab world has echoed in europe to restring the influx of immigrants who threaten its already impact on the bottom. or place protesters have clashed in brussels as european union leaders are gathering there for a fresh attempt to address the e.u.'s year long debt crisis bushell has more from the belgian capital. water cannon and pepper spray being used against protesters and police actually band man barricades to band protest just getting into the building where i am now this book of building houses the european parliament and the european council really the key to buildings that they were allowed about thirty meters away a stone's throw away feel like that's exactly what happened demonstrators threw stones postals any other sharp objects that came their way to try and hit the building now the leaders who are gathering for this for this and people all furious at the double standards the

talk about what these candidates or potential could be candidates do once they get to israel benjamin netanyahu seems more than willing to meet with anyone who comes over lots of photo opportunities and perhaps closed door discussions surrounding that but one thing you don't see as many of them visiting the west bank or gaza you want to talk about this a little more. yeah that is something that you don't see and that's something that many activists argue is it is a huge issue i mean even general petraeus you heard say last year that america is pro israel stance and the perception of being more heavily supporting of israel in the mideast peace process by the arab world was a challenge for him and doing his job as a commander of that area so clearly this is an issue the palestinian issue is something that united states lawmakers according to activists absolutely need to understand and yet you don't see them going into the palestinian territories at all and we're somewhere like gaza you have people reporting it to be a humanitarian crisis and essentially occupied territory but yet you have u.s. po

the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, praised the pope's courage, saying jews had faced centuries of hatred because they were blamed for christ's death. >> after the great crisis which had exploded between the catholic church and the jewish public opinion in the year 2009 when the pope decided to cancel the vacation of the bishops and one of these bishops -- the pope decided to continue the invocation of these sketches and one of these bishops was a noted anti-semite. -- of these bishops, and one of these bishops was a noted anti- semite. >> pope benedict says jesus himself was not a revolutionary, but used the power of knowledge to heal. it is a message the pontiff now hopes will be transmitted through the power of his riding. -- writing. >> scientists in britain and australia have been working on a way to find out how the kangaroos gets its balancounce. >> why run when you can hop? the kangaroo has intrigued scientists for decades. what has to articulate baffled experts is why such a large creature can do this without the impact of breaking its bones. researchers using motion ca

benjamin netanyahu says the weapons were intended for palestinian militants in the gaza shrimp -- in the gaza strip. >> the israeli military says these weapons were found on board a german owned cargo ship on the way from turkey to egypt. the navy intercepted the ship on tuesday. its forces met with no resistance when they boarded. the ships crew did nine of the weapons were there. it believes the weapons which were found in three containers were brought onto the ship and syria. the israeli army says the weapons were hidden under these that were brought on board. the weapons were intended for palestinian militants. israel's prime minister examining the weapons. he says attempts to on the palestinian militants must be stopped. >> they were on route to the terror organizations of gaza. their ultimate target was israel's civilian population. we have already sustained thousands of rockets and mortar shells. >> a senior iranian official says to a news agency they rejected the israeli charges and it was not commenting on the incident. >> a court in pakistan has freed an american cia contra

prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel will respond aggressively, responsibly, and wisely. there is much fear now about retaliation as our middle east correspondent reports. >> fear and confusion in central jerusalem this afternoon. it had been so quiet in recent years that people had almost forgotten what all bomb in the middle of the city sounds and looks like. this was the target. up bus packed with commuters and shoppers. paramedics and emergency medics were quickly on this team. >> on the floor, all the blood. it is unbelievable. >> this was not as suicide bombing, but police are looking for someone who left the device. it exploded and caused many injuries on the no. 74 bus. we know at least one person has been killed. jerusalem has seen nothing like this for many years. as forensic workers scour the curbside looking for evidence, angry onlookers gathered at the scene. they were shouting anti-arafat slogans, quick to blame palestinian militants -- anti- arafat slogans, quick to blame the palestinian militants for the attack. -- inside -- anti-arab. in gaza, the latest

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israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said they will act wisely after the first attack on a bus in jerusalem in seven years. one person was killed, more than 30 others injured, after the explosion at a crowded bus stop. there is much concern about another cycle of retaliation. our correspondent has this report. >> chaos and confusion and a central area this afternoon. traveling on a bus had been considered safe again, after the bombings of the early 2000's. people had almost forgotten when a bomb in the middle of the city sounds and looks like. this was a target, a bus full of commuters and shoppers. police are now pretty sure this was not a suicide bombing, and they are looking for someone who left the device just by the office there. it exploded and caused many injuries on the no. 74 bus. we now know at least one person has been killed. jerusalem has seen nothing like this for many years. as for ridzik workers scoured the curbside mlicki blevins, angry onlookers gathered. the israeli prime minister delayed but not cancelling a visit to moscow, appeared to promise retaliati

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the attack is responsible for wednesday's bus bombing will learn israel has an iron will to defend itself, and he promised an aggressive response. this after a huge blast in jerusalem killed one person and injured dozens of others, some of them seriously. police say the device was placed in a bag next to a bus shelter at the central city bus station. the bomb detonated near jerusalem's bus terminal, a busy part of the city. dozens of ambulances rushed to the scene with medics fearing the worst. >> there were no injuries on the bus. most of those wounded were in the station. perhaps the explosion was in the station because it appears there was no blast inside the bu it remained intact. >> the explosion was heard across the city. it is the first time since 2004 that israeli public transport has been the public target of a bomb attack. officials have been scouring the scene of the blast looking for evidence that could lead them to the perpetrators. police have officially labeled the explosion a terrorist attack. >> after years of relative p

." >>> sarah palin is in israel today, where she will meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. yesterday, she visited jerusalem's western wall, one of the holiest sites in judaism. palin is on her way back from india, where she delivered a paid speech entitled, "my vision for america." there are rumors that her vision includes a run for president. >>> there will be all talks at the berlin zoo to find out what killed a beloved polar bear. knut became an international star, after he was abandoned by his mother and then nurtured by zoo keepers. thousands visited him every day. and knut memorabilia made that zoo millions. he died suddenly saturday, leaving fans to mourn. >>> parents are getting new recommendations on how to buckle up their kids. doctors and government safety experts now say that children should ride in rear-facing car seats until their 2 years old, instead of just 1. booster seats should be used until the age of 8 or until a child is tall enough for a regular seat belt. and all children 13 and under should ride in the backseat. recent studies show kids 2 and under

the former alaskan governor made a stop in israel and has plans to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu this evening as anyone else out there find it a little troubling that sarah pailin actually has the clout to meet with the head of state because i'm sure you now on her trip she's made the typical pro israel comments we've come to expect such as i'm very thankful to know that the israeli and american link will grow in strength and we seek peace. along with you however i think we all know that peace is the last thing that sarah palin is seeking she supported bombing iran she criticized obama even on this trip for not bombing libya sooner but anyway should we call this a random vacation baylen or is this her way of brushing up on foreign policy before announcing her run for the presidency think the visit just adds more fuel to the speculation that she is planning for running in two thousand and twelve and it seems as if many other g.o.p. hopefuls probably on the exact same thing paling is the most recent politician to visit israel but visits from mitt romney mike huckabee and haley barb

its incomes are seen by many as they not stickle at least he's process is very prime minister benjamin netanyahu arrives in oscar talks with the day after palestinians here it's open ocean capital scribbling is the current situation in north africa and over in the club back to negotiating table. an expert in this politics says that israel suspending construction is that it's a success. i think that these are you should. remember the good news. so the good will. as far as i'm left. with is the israelis there's a question. when will it come true is iran. then. i got. my things might. say i think. the secure should really run fine. when the lights. take a look at some other news making headlines around the world. portuguese prime minister say so as we saw in the countries that don't make has rejected an austerity budget all five opposition parties voted against the proposed measure and switching between spending cuts and tax rises thing to try to bail out. greece accepted last year. and european union says it has been told it's a serious cyber mission and external action service in brussels scoundr

she toured historical sites in jerusalem yesterday and plans to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu today. when she ran for vice president, palin was criticized for her lack of foreign policy knowledge. >>> just ahead on the "morning news," twitter marks a major milestone. plus standoff in wisconsin. a police officer loses his life in a gun battle caught on tape. this is the "cbs morning news." ews." ♪ just one bite opens a world of delight... ♪ ♪ savor and explore, the great indoors ♪ ♪ friskies indoor delights. ♪ feed the senses. these 4 brands took home more allure best of beauty awards than any others. pantene... olay... gillette, the maker of venus... and secret. the four most awarded brands. keeping you your most beautiful from head to toe. just need to refill my walgreens prescription. [ shouting in native language ] i don't know what he's saying right now. he says you're gonna get frostbite in under 30 seconds. won't take me that long. honey, is this really necessary? it'll bug me if i wait. [ female announcer ] walgreens free mobile app. refill by scan. receive a text when

bank seen by many as the main obstacle middle east peace process it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu arrives and talks today off the palestinian leader this is a russian capital. the only rest in north africa could lead israel to rethink its approach to start when the two sides back to the table science expert. says that a suspension. it's ready construction in the palestinian territory is the key to success. i think the israelis should. have read. as far as. east is the. question and. the other countries iran. countries such as egypt. i think. the secure should find. the right look now at some other international headlines this hour. but i think having killed twenty five others injured in a suicide car bomb in the west pakistan the bomber was targeting a police station or town but failed to breach security barricades part of the building was destroyed in the blast and when there are houses authorities believe a taliban base is situated in the district this. u.s. soldier who pleaded guilty to murdering three afghan civilians has been sentenced to twenty four years in prison jeremy mo

laurentiu real briefly i just got to point this out all the candidates of course meeting with benjamin netanyahu one thing you don't see is many of them visiting the rest bank or gaza i don't know if maybe the cameras to follow or if that's not a stop on their tour tour buses what's happening here you know it's certainly not a stop on their tour bus and that's one issue that palestinian activists will say many believe that what's going on in gaza is a human rights a humanitarian crisis the palestinian territories are occupied and it only getting the one side of that situation it is not the whole picture at all or even close joining us from our new york studio and saying on this topic i want to go to petrolia california now where the editor of counterpunch alexander coburn standing by. there alexander we just showed a report that showed many many possible presidential candidates for two thousand and twelve heading to israel it seems like it's definitely a trend that's not only happened now but that's happened over the last few decades now what do you make of all this. it's a feature of american p

and our boss here in moscow now benjamin netanyahu looking roces role be in this peace process. while russia is of course a member of the middle east quartet and a group of countries four countries that are actively involved in mediating and moderating perhaps the middle east peace process russia has always considered self a mediator and always attempted to strive towards a peaceful resolution of the middle east of hard like of course and this was shown just recently by the russian president meeting with the leader of the palestinian national authority and now with the israeli leader as well so. this definitely shows russia's position as a strong negotiator within the middle east of quartet and of course a strong of heart and integrity part of all the negotiations that are hopefully leading to some sort of a peaceful resolution but of course many russian officials have already said that the ongoing conflict in libya could very well do sterilize not only the north african region as a whole but also affect the middle east and of course the negotiations and the problems between isr

is in jerusalem in a number of years that of course intensifies the situation a lot of with benjamin netanyahu maybe not as willing to look for softer political solutions that would perhaps include the palestinian authority or in the following of these latest small pushes of course has been a longtime member of the middle east quartet that has jetted hated a lot of time and effort to acting as mediators in the middle east peace negotiations hoping to find a solution that would satisfy both sides and of course be a political one on a military one the united states frequently try to act as mediator in the conflicts but russia possibly now hopes to pick up where the united states left off and perhaps couldn't achieve what they'd set out to do now with the meetings first with the leader of the palestinian national authority now with the israeli prime minister russia hopes to step up to the plate and fill the position of mediator bring it the two sides closer together and closer to finding a diplomatic or political solution to the middle east conflict. it's coming up here twenty five minutes past t

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the attack is responsible for wednesday's bus bombing will learn israel has an iron will to defend itself, and he promised an aggressive response. this after a huge blast in jerusalem killed one person and injured dozens of others, some of them seriously. police say the device was placed in a bag next to a bus shelter at the central city bus station. the bomb detonated near jerusalem's bus terminal, a busy part of the city. dozens of ambulances rushed to the scene with medics fearing the worst. >> there were no injuries on the bus. most of those wounded were in the station. perhaps the explosion was in the station because it appears there was no blast inside the bus. it remained intact. >> the explosion was heard across the city. it is the first time since 2004 that israeli public transport has been the public target of a bomb attack. officials have been scouring the scene of the blast looking for evidence that could lead them to the perpetrators. police have officially labeled the explosion a terrorist attack. >> after years of relative

benjamin netanyahu is going to offer a state with temporary borders.hoping the two sides resolve key issues like claims to jerusalem and the fate of palestinian refugees. the president himself is rejecting any plan that could include temporary borders. >>> charlie sheen is down a tv show and a girlfriend. or one of hid goddesses this morning. rachel olberman is standing right next to sheen there. over the weekend sheen mentioned her absence during his web broadcast but said she would be back. access hollywood says she left for good. and yesterday warmer bros said they fired sheen from the show "two and a half men" but the show is not canceled. no future plans for the show so far. >>> james franco is working on his latest project this morning. the palo alto high school alum is doing a documentary on his mother's play that's going to be staged at the stanford children's theater this week. franco was the student at yale who planned to do the project as part of his day agree there, but his plans changed. >> yale is not the most friendly to innovative proje

>> if you take them at their word and benjamin netanyahu is still prime minister, israel will not livewith a nuclear iran. that would be the one time they would consider a pre-emptive strike. i think they bought themselves some time with the computer virus. i think that is a problem we see 18 months-two years from now. >> to put things i would like for you to comment on if you can. -- two things i would like you to comment on if you can. and see no evidence that this president has any interest in stopping the radicalization of egypt or any other country. will it be too late by 2013 if we are fortunate enough to replace them? we did not talk about the radical islamists inside our country. >> i will try to be quick. i do not think barack obama cares about foreign policy. i think he wants to create america in his image and this other stuff is just a diversion. i think that is why they are devoting no real strategic thought to it. the second question was homegrown terrorists. >> many people say we're being infiltrated by radical islam. >> we definitely are. >> but nobody is talking about i