and there was benjamin netanyahu who carries around a special ring. this is like straight out of this and it says this in hebrew and he talked about this ring that shows that he has a link to this and to those who are living here during the roman era, the problem is that he had a great-grandfather who changed his name when he became a zionist and he is a lithuanian jew, which means that he probably has more ties to sarah palin, whose maternal grandmother is said to be a lithuanian jew had been he does to any biblical individual. >> thank you. he painted a very vivid picture of current situations not like you cast your eyes forward and take your opinion and what happens next. also because we are in washington and so what, if we could ever agree on something, could we do about it? >> these are questions that i get in trouble because a fair have to talk about what to do. and so you don't like what you hear me talking about. it offends you with your libertarian and abilities. and stop funding it. [applause] >> we are the patrons of the united states gover

then you say see, the next one will hit. >> it's called bb today because it favors benjamin netanyahu and his conservative politics. but adelson's investment in that pro netanyahu investment has been a concern. >> it was expected he would have a grip on power, but instead he barely squeaked back in. >> their position supporting the prime minister and his policies, so i'm not sure one can say that there is a direct link between the paper with high circulation and the results of the elections. >> one thing that nobody learned that you cannot buy a newspaper as a loud speaker. >> i think in the last four or five years sheldon adelson spent hundreds of millions, and i'm not sure that he got what he wanted. you can see the political scene was not effected by the presence of it. >> it is changing the land cape in print media. where advertisers are abandoning traditional newspapers on the right and left, in 2012 the country's leading liberal paper was faced with a difficult choice between cuts and closure. an israeli constitution is still publishing but it's daily edition is now read by 7% o

. >> that was benjamin netanyahu speaking yesterday. am joined by the president of the international center for peace in the middle east. thank you for joining us. the focus is this so-called framework, which will touch on all of the tough topics. the u.s. is saying no specifics will be in it. what will it look like? >> first of all, happy new year. specifics will be needed. we have to be specific. israel, palestine, and also --retary state carry secretary of state kerry also saying taking place in april. they are meeting every week. i know the israelis as well as the palestinians are expressing their apprehension, skepticism, pessimism, but i feel on the ground things are moving quite well. i'm quite surprised and very respectful of the commitment represented by secretary of state kerry. in less than 10 months in office, he is always -- already visiting the region for the 10th time, more than anywhere else in the world. and the reason he is backed by president so strongly is because i believe he trusts the finally,ty to achieve after s

the latest comments from benjamin netanyahu. elected look at photos early as tomorrow on a new constitution, a photo would be considered a major step in completing the country's democratic tradition. the documents has been two years in the making and drafted by an elected constitutional assembly. it will pass if they get the two thirds majority in the parliament. if it fails there, it will then go before national referendum. it seems beset by constant wrangling, tunisia's conflict assembly a moment away from finalizing a new constitution. the target date for passing it was the 14th of january, the third anniversary of the revolution. the deadline came and went as parties tussled further over my for example, who is eligible to be head of state. the moderate islamist party says the process has been a success. progressive text for decentralized government where all rights and freedoms are guaranteed. of the seats.% is pushing lob it had to backtrack. all 146 articles in the final two thirds jordy vote which is expected on wednesday

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israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has added his voice to a chorus of jewish groups who are condemning the minister's decision to axe an exhibit on the history of keys in the halloween and all the misguided has sought to consensus i would disrupt ongoing peace negotiations with the palestinians off to our groups complained. up top of the middle is the one sided approach toward israel does not promote peace. it delays and instinct is the palestinian authority's reluctance to move forward practically with the negotiations with me all this behavior will change and certainly a one sided and unfair approach does not promote progress in peace process. the exhibit entitled to the people to book the land to the three thousand five hundred year relationship between the jewish people and the land of israel across the region he announced back in two thousand and twelve a motion to which iran from generate the twenty first to generate the third shift at the minister's powers of corpses. the sun and the singtel sense that which created the exhibition with the backing of israel canada months in anka

now, benjamin netanyahu of israel is also here the two of them have not met. they are not at that stage. benjamin netanyahu has been talking about israel having been open for some time and the tech sector but that is global conference and about the global economy. one of the bright pieces of news we have had this week is that the international monetary fund has raised its forecasts for global economic growth in 2013. i had a conversation with the head of the laguard. >> what happens when china starts slowing down? down. >> china has grown at a very fast rate and absorbed a lot of the poverties that there was in china, which is good. it has brought up the level of, you know, the income level for the average chinese person but it is still, you know, way, way below where it hopefully will be when the middle class of changing grows to a substantial level so it will begin to grow. we don't see china growth slowing down significantly in the near future. they have a long way to go and they have a a population to lift to that middle class level that they aspire to? >>

the current israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu present sharon as a courageous fight to most us president obama describes him as a leader who dedicated his life to the state of israel sharon will lie in state today the israeli parliament before being buried on monday besides his wife at his launch in southern israel french comedian to donate has decided to drop a shot which was done by french colts because of its use of anti semitic language the forty six year old says his lawyers will continue to defend the show in court that his new act will not contain any of the words the court subjected to the comedian has caused outrage in recent times by popularizing the quinella chance to read that's not ceased on sunday it was the comedian says shows his anti establishment stones which critics branded as anti semitic did on a says he has pushed the debate between hate speech and free speech to the very edge of the alta. the mm . ariel sharon the former is really general and prime minister who was in a coma for eight years after he had a stroke at the height of its power has died aged ei

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu scrambled to defuse the situation explaining that the two countries were working together to promote peace and that any disagreements with the us administration were not personally know the official who did go to local governments even when we have disagreements with the united states. they always contain the natural and and a little personal history of cooperating with the united states president the vice president to visit again and with the secretary of state for the deal making and fits in order to promote peace and security and stability in the region. we call him the a similar goal the military has been on a diplomatic plates in recent weeks and months to persuade israel and the palestinians to agree on an outline proposal addressing the core issues of their conflicts israel's videos are enough newspaper reported that the aisle and said that kerry quotes cannot teach me a single thing about the conflict with the palestinians and that coats the only thing they can save us is if kerry wins the nobel prize and leaves us alone. yet won. also try to

israel played down the disclosures but prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he had ordered a probe into the affair assuming that rumor concerning mass is published in the last few days i have asked for an examination in the match them in the close ties between israel and united states there are things that must not be done and the non acceptable to us and i'm with you. last month several israeli cabinet members and law makers said the news that us spying on israel was an opportunity to press washington to free jailed israeli agent jonathan pollard. the former us navy intelligence analyst was sentenced to a life term in nineteen eighty seven in the united states for spying for israel and a succession of us presidents have so far rejected the israeli calls for his pardon. i went to see if any are set to decide to end one's life with medical assistance if suffering from an incurable disease is already a law that exists in belgium for adults. but it'll likely be extended to children in the new year the prospect that's concerned. many christian and jewish groups who say assisted suicide

at the urging of us president barack obama israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told his turkish counterpart recep i heard one last year to express regret for the cats of the turkish nationals during the flotilla rate the rest to one of the charity's members on accusations of myself hey that could bolster israel's claims that says flotilla as are provided by extremist elements flag raising ceremony and chin is attended by at least it will make its big and celebrations marking the third anniversary of cheney's his uprising which else to do or to practically the end of the moon is the cradle of the arab spring she knew she was the country these events inspired a wave of uprisings across the middle east including libya egypt and yemen. but none like in those countries web revolution has launched the lead to ten while the salmon is a testament to a country which is edging closer to achieving democracy cheney's yet which recently rejected tree lol. as the basis of its constitution has become a model in a region plagued by instability out on the streets to nations gathered in their tho

of course, prime minister benjamin netanyahu, president mahmoud abbas there as well. this interim agreement by the end of april. it really looks, those words from benjamin netanyahu, that it's going to set secretary kerry up for a hard lift ahead. >> that's absolutely right. he called it not mission impossible, but certainly a mission very hard indeed. it's an american deadline at the end of april that doesn't get much support. they've been discussing these issues for more than 40 years. kerry is pushing, pressuring, trying to drive through the agreement. the question s if it doesn't work by the end of april, if they don't agree by the end of the american deadline, then what will america do? walk away or try to impose an agreement? that's the question now. we'll see by the end of april. most likely, that's where it's going to be. >> martin, when we look at the american deadlines, obviously we're trying to do this through the diplomatic channels and through the skilled work of secretary kerry in this, but when we think about both sides looking for the other to come int

i know there are disputes within the secretary -- within prime minister benjamin netanyahu's cabinet,here are some deeply in favor of a solution, and we pretty much know within a hundred yards or so of where the border is going to be. i do not think you have to get a final deal. i think what secretary john kerry will do is get a framework. it is doable and it will be huge. in the pages of "the new york times" argues the plan is risky for benjamin netanyahu because in order to see it through he will have to reverse on some of the things he has campaigned for long and hard, and in doing so risks the collapse of his coalition government, and if that is the case, you run the risk that not only do we lose ground, but the legal situation becomes chaotic and dangerous. >> i think if prime minister benjamin netanyahu gets to a deal he can live with, and i think it is possible, he could have a grand coalition. there will be people that will not be in the coalition, but 70% of the knesset, and 80% of the israeli citizens would be able to make a deal. >> what you think he could live with? >> you

trying to keep hope alive for middle east peace, meeting today with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. netanyahu is saying that the u.s. and israel is committed to peace. he said he's not sure about the palestinian leadership. >>> in beirut at least six people are dead, dozens more wounded in the second bombing there in two weeks. today's death toll is expected to rise. that blast happening in a stronghold of hezbollah. >>> the violence in south sudan is getting worse as leaders hold peace talks, the president declares a state of emergency in an oil-rich battleground. >>> not since harry potter has the snowy owl captured so much attention. teams the owls are showing up in chicago, and that is a long way from the arctic tundra. al jazeera has a closer look. >> i try to get here at sunrise every morning and come here at sunset. >> reporter: it's a bone-chillingly cold morning on chicago's shore. he's hoping to snap a photograph of a snowy owl. >> we're probably the largest owls in north america, so there's just, you know, amazing. just beautiful to watch. beautiful to spend time with. >

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has regenerated his accusation that the root of the israeli palestinian conflict is the palestinian authority's incitement against israel as was the palestinian refusal to acknowledge israel as a jewish state. israel is a massive into the united nations run pro sarah also made similar comments last month calling on secretary general ban ki moon and the un security council to condemn the ongoing inside mini games to zero while also saying the incitement was directly responsible for the recent round of terror attacks against the jewish state last month including a bus bombing a rocket attack and one sniper shooting despite the attacks israel recently released a third group of palestinian prisoners as part of the u s brokered deal to restart direct peace talks between the israelis and palestinians the move has being deeply unpopular in israel with all the palestinians serving jail time for killing israelis and activities. one more round of twenty six prisoners is planned for release as part of the deal however little progress has seemingly been m

. >> reporter: but within minutes of shaking hands with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, theas clear. >> we are prepared to make such a historic peace but we must have a palestinian partner who is equally prepared to make this peace. >> reporter: friday, kerry meets with palestinian president mahmoud abbas. >> i emphasized president obama's and my commitment to working to achieve a two-state solution to the conflict between israel and the palestinians. >> reporter: getting a deal eluded former secretary of state hillary clinton. kerry, with no apparent plans to run for office again, has jumped in head first. >> no one should consider any reports, articles or other -- or even rumors reliable unless they come directly from me and i guarantee you they won't. >> he is clearly the most self-confident, self-assured secretary of state i have seen, maybe to a fault. >> reporter: if john kerry wants to make his mark in history, he's got a tough order. >> he is relentless. he's not going to give this up. now, whether or not he can persuade netanyahu and abbas is another matter. >> repo

at this hour, kerry is meeting with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem.e says they're making progress, but closed-door meetings with both israeli and palestinian leaders have led to leaders from both sides trading very public jabs at each other. joining us with his thoughts on all of this, forper israeli ambassador to the u.n., dan gellerman. welcome, mr. ambassador recently benjamin netanyahu said in his words there's growing doubt in israel that the palestinian s committ eted peace. what's striking is that he made those comments with john kerry at his side. what's your reaction to this? >> well, there is -- there's a great will in israel to make peace and there's great respect for the passion and commitment which secretary kerry is showing. as you said, this is his tenth visit to the region. i've seen him both in washington and in israel, and when he speaks about it, you can see the passion and the dedication and how much he really wants it. but, you know, as the american leadership has said many times, nobody can want it more than the two sides, and is

kerry met in jerusalem with benjamin netanyahu. the israelis and palestinians got back to the bargaining table in july last year. kerry is making his tenth trip to the region to help craft a final deal. >> we have always known that achieving peace is a long and complicated process. it's a tough road. but this is not mission impossible. >> kerry is urging both sides to narrow their differences on a framework for an agreement. the framework would address core issues such as the border of a future palestinian state, the status of jerusalem. kerry is expected to stay in the region for several days. he also plans to meet with palestinian president mack mud abas. >>> the prime minister of india says he will hand over the country's top job after the next general election. sing has been in power for the past decade. his congress party is currently struggling in the polls and was trounced in recent state elections. >> our party did not do well in these elections, but we welcome the extent of participation, and we will deflect on what it tel

if you just look at yesterday, he met with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu for five hours in total the meeting, the prime minister gave a grim outlook at talks especially with his negotiating partner, palestinian president mahmoud abbas. take a listen to this. >> a few days ago in ramallah, president abbas embraced terrorist terrorists to glorify the murders of innocent women and men as heroes is an outrage. how can president abbas say -- how can he say that he stands against terrorism when he embraces the perpetrators of terrorism and glorifies them as heroes? >> as you can see, natalie, john kerry has his work cut out for him. he has acknowledged that both sides will need to make tough decisions. and some of those tough decisions are security. israel wanted to make sure when and if there's a palestinian state that they are secure. there's also the status of jerusalem. the israelis say that it should be an undivided capital. the palestinians also want it as part of their capital. you also have the right of return, which means the millions of palestinian refugees who have fled sinc

. >> yeah, del, yesterday we heard from prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, extreme skepticism with the palestinian authority, that they are supporting terrorism. that's a charge that the palestinians deny, but what the palestinians want to talk about is trying to get the two sides a lot closer together. and right now, they're absolutely nowhere close it each other or any positive movement. they have been talking for six months now, and they have met 20 types, and some officials on both sides say that they're actually farther away from each other than when they started. two of the things that they are trying to focus on right now, that kerry is trying to get through, one on the israeli side, trying to get them to start at 1967. after 1967, israel had the west bank, and gaza, and retain now, the palestinians want the israelis to base the talks on 1967 borders, and what the israelis want, for the palestinians to say, you're a jewish state. and the palestinians object to those things. and that takes away the right of return to all of the arabs to return to 1948. and clearly, both sides are

he is due to hold more talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he is trying to reach agreement on a framework that would outline a final peace deal. he says he will continue on to saudi arabia tomorrow. at least 60 polling booths have been set on fire in the latest violence ahead of the election in bangladesh. or than 100 people have been killed in the run-up to the people- more than 100 have been killed in the run-up to the polls, which the main opposition party is boycotting. >> the mood is tense in the bangladeshi capital, dhaka. the opposition says the election is a farce and has launched a strike in protest. scores of polling stations were set alight overnight. security is tight as preparations for sunday's elections continue. here to collect ballot boxes, ballot papers, and other accessories for the national election with the help of government officials and law enforcement. >> the protests began after the government refused to appoint a caretaker at ministration to --rsee the election caretaker administration to oversee the election. most

so as he sat next to benjamin netanyahu, he addressed the critics and said, let's have some optimism as we go forward. >> i know, i come here with no illusions. i know that there are many who are sceptical whether or not the two parties can achieve peace. but i will tell you that i have personally learned something about the power of reconciliation. >> and one of the roadblocks that kerry has run into is the issue of settlement. perhaps no one larger issue separates the two sides than israel building settlements on the land that palestinians feel is the heart of their state. we went to the palestinian villages that surround it. >> reporter: before mahmoud had the chance to move into his new home, it was destroyed. this is dir village, and last month, israelis bulldozed his house. this is the period of degradation. they must think that we're animals. otherwise they wouldn't treat us like this. about a mile away, israel is building. these homes are foundations for a settlement. the home was built four months ago. the israeli government subsidizes the houses. it's cheap. she moved here

discussed hisrry proposals with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.he framework is meant to be the basis for new peace talks. it is expected to cover key controversial issues such as security, settlements, refugees, and jerusalem. both israel and the palestinian authority received billions in aid from the united states and european union. i'm agreement between the two sides could mean more aid. a failure to put the existing aid at risk. bothkerry has said appreciate what the consequences of the failure to make these might be. >> the russian president has lifted a total ban on demonstrations during the winter olympics and paralympics at the black sea resort of sochi. in a decree published today, he said protesters may seek permission from local demonstrations and marches beginning on january 7 running through march 21. the ban was criticized by human rights groups. for the retired formula one driver michael schumacher say his condition remains article -- critical. his family are by his bedside. he has been in a medically induced coma since he fell whil

secretary of state john kerry is in jerusalem to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the second time in 24 hours earlier he was meeting with the palestinian president. like many before him kerry is trying to encourage a peace agreement between the israelis and the palestinians. our ala nick schifrin reports. what exactly is on the table this time around? >> reporter: yes, kerry said that they're making a little progress, and they insist this is baby, baby, baby steps that they're trying to do. they're trying to get to the framework for the guideline of the talks. a framework basically not trying to solve anything right now. all he's trying to do is to get both sides to agree on what they're going to talk about. one of the sticking points right now is that the israelis are demanding that the palestinians recognize them as a jewish state. that is not something that the israelis have demanded of egypt and jordan in previous peace treaties, but they say in order for us to know that you're going to be a peaceful partner you need to acknowledge you us as a jewish state.

the government of benjamin netanyahu says they are a threat to israel's social fabric.ince 2006, about 50,000 have made it to israel, most going across the sinai desert. you stop the flow, the government has stepped up border security. a wall that stretches hundreds of kilometers across the sinai. it was completed last year, and so far, it has reduced the numbers of arrivals. now, and soccer fans are hit with some tough news today, that one of the sport's largest legends, eusebio , has died at the age of 71. he was one of the top strikers in the 1960's and 1970's and was in the world cup. here is a look at some of his defining moments. eusebio was one of the most prolific goal scorers in history. his progress will be remembered for a long time. the international championships, 10 times in the 1960's and 70's. >> nowadays, we compare reynaldo and others. back then, all of the talk was about eusebio and pele. for me, eusebio is still the best. in 64scored 41 goals games for portugal. he was the 1965 european footballer of the year, and one year later in 1966, his nine goa

benjamin netanyahu is the longest serving prime minister but sharon cast as shadow unlike any other. >> very long shadow. he's certainly missed. a lot of grief in israel. that does it for us. thanks for watching. "the five" is coming up next. i'll be back in one hour from now. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? >>> hello, everyone. i'm>>> hello, everyone. i'm greg gutfield along with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, eric bolling, and dana perino. this is "the five." >> all right, it's day two of >> all right, it's day two of the christie scandal. and he still hasn't apologized. oh, wait, he did. >> i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. >> all i can do is apologize. i'm just going to apologize. i think that's all you can do. i apologize to the people of new jersey

trip to thetense state led him to talk with benjamin netanyahu, and then he headed to ramallah where he had talks with the palestinian president. >> a second day of talks with reservations still apparent on both sides. u.s. secretary of state john kerry ended the day with palestinian president mahmoud abbas in ramallah after spending the morning with israeli officials in jerusalem. he is attempting to get the two parties to agree to a framework or piece deal negotiations. visit to theh region since march last year. >> i know that there are many who are ethical of whether or not the two parties can achieve peace, but i will tell you that i have personally learned power of about the reconciliation. >> israeli media reports some details of the framework may be released as early as saturday morning. that has not stopped both camps from accusing each other of sabotaging peace talks. >> i know i am committed to peace, but unfortunately, given the actions and words of palestinian leaders, there is growing doubt in israel that the palestinians are committed to peace. thesraeli settlements in

president benjamin netanyahu has been outspokennespoken, saying t going to give in to demands. for years these people have stayed silent, laid low and did not protest at all, but in the last few weeks they said enough is enough. israel changed it's laws that allow the government to throw some of these migrants in an open detention facility indefinitely, and a closed detention facility for up to a year. that's when they spoke out saying they're not criminals, asking for refugee status, they're promising to continue the protests until the israeli government changes its policies. >>> 50 years ago president lyndon johnson declared war on poverty. we take a close look at poverty in america. it's a problem that effects 50 million americans. we go to one of the poorest neighborneighborhoods in floride the su sun shines on everythingt their future. >> reporter: surviving o requirs shuffle, paying some bills, ignoring others and always worrying. >> with this income, where are we at? will i be at the door? will out be out of the door with my kids. >> reporter: the 32-year-old is a single

he had dinner with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.ho says there is growing doubt in israel the palestinians want peace. hard words for kerry's tenth trip to the region. >> the time is soon arriving where leaders are going to have to make difficult decisions. we are close to that time, if not at it, and i think we understand the circumstances within which we are working. >> kerry vowing to work to narrow the differences on a framework that addresses core issues including borders between israel and a future palestinian state. >>> a california man has been arrested for the murder of a beloved catholic priest. police say this man gary lee bullock killed father eric freed during a violent struggle inside a church rectory. freed's body was discovered wednesday morning by parishio r parishioners in eureka. they say he died from blood forced trauma and no word on a possible motive yet. >>> several religious nonprofits want the requirement to provide birth control and other reproductive coverage thrown out as sonia sotomayor issued a temporary

earlier, he was hammering out a framework with palestinian mahmoud abas and benjamin netanyahu. direct talks resumed last july after a three-year break. thousands of families are fleeing their homes in bor headed north to the awail. >> that's where most of the country's displaced people are located. the fighting began when south sudan's president accused the vice president of trying to overthrow him. it triggered fighting along ethnic lines. earlier, secretary kerry clarified the u.s. position saying the negotiations have to be serious. there they cannot be a delay gimmick to continue the fighting and try to find advantage on the ground of the expense of the people of south sudan. we will work to apply international pressure to any element that attempt to use force to seize power. zerol tan has more on the prospect of peace in south sudan >> reporter: thousandsed arrived at the u.n. basis in juba, the only ref eugenia they can find. more than a thousand people have already died. 200,000 others are on the move becausea of fierce fighting between rebels and the south sudanese army

. ♪ ♪ >>> some stories making new this is morning, secretary of state, john kerry met with benjamin netanyahurther mideast peace talks. kerry showed optimism. >> we are now five months into this negotiation. we have always known that achieving peace is a long and complicated process. it's a tough road. but, this is not mission impossible. >> today, secretary kerry meets with another president. >>> the first days of legalized recreational smoking. ben and jerry tweeted this, breaking news, we are hearing reports of stores selling out of benefit and jerry's in colorado. what's up with that? >> i think you know. the marine corps delayed fitness requirements. the minimum standard for female marines is three. thursday, they announced 55% failed. 1% of male recruits failed the test. they are questioning if female marines will be ready in 2016. general mills has begun manufacturing flavored cheerio's without modified ingredients. >>> the tweeting bushes that can break encrypted codes. the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the dusty basement at 1406 35th street. it is the story of th

first off, what is behind us kept a missing -- the skepticism coming from benjamin netanyahu? his expectations seemed very low . >> i think it is part of the process to hear these concerns. this is not really new. in this case, mr. netanyahu referred to the latest release of palestinian prisoners. it is already the third time we are seeing those pictures, and it is not getting easier for mr. netanyahu to explain, especially to his, where these talks are going and what israel is getting in return. palestinians are concerned in complaining about more and more settlement building. pressures are mounting towards this initial. of nine months. >> what about john kerry's meeting with mahmoud abbas? >> from what we understand, mr. kerry was headed to ramallah this afternoon to meet the palestinian president. before that, he talked twice with prime minister netanyahu. we understand that they will meet again on saturday morning, and there are some unconfirmed reports that maybe some declarations might be released after the meeting. of course, these meetings are held behind closed doors,

and at times controversial figure sharon has been praised by current israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as courageous fight said most us president obama describes him as a leader who dedicated his life to the state of israel. dignitaries from nineteen countries are scheduled to be in attendance for the funeral and burial in treating us vice president joe biden former uk prime minister ten you that and the foreign ministers from germany and austria. sharon will be laid to rest next to his wife lily . the i knew the routine. she and more i love. it would. stg the door to mention allowed to go should watch this. we see the damage. knowledge of it i the news. one day and one i've ordered two invites the vice president of the united states of america we all know who mrs joe biden. a trial. the israelis to leave their homes in gaza in order from his perspective. to strengthen israel. i can take a much more controversial. as a student. of the jewish day. i can think of a much more difficult and controversial decision in may. he believed it. danny did to secure a stable was always arch hardaway

prospect of peace between israelis and palestinians are in talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian authority president and about scary said. the lead in the framework basically meant that received last july on a three year hiatus. i will regret that we are working with. reagan and read. with the real purpose. with a commitment to trying to recall the concorde that have gone on for many years to own i am with. i think. now with the possibility of trying to find a framework agreement what could really layout the nba the way out the framework of the major issues. the guide negotiations for the boy for work. hence i did have were not there yet. we are making progress. and we are beginning to flesh out those that could help it. cruelty and could be overcome. and senator john mccain also can mean israel and also help bring a sense of agency today to finally get to talk i did his own words of cautious optimism and we have moved from korea and is one reason i know it's very difficult but i do when you appreciate the senator's media group's name was very appreciative that. w

present ha some raw honey will give a speech he will be followed by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu a critic of iran. observers say attention is focused on what the two leaders will have to say about iran's nuclear development program and also the efforts to resolve the syrian conflict. japan's prime minister shinzo ave will talk about his economic policy wednesday in a keynote speech to the opening session the four day meeting wraps up on saturday. ay ay ay ay ay ay ay. protesters calling for the immediate resignation of thai prime ministry election a lot are showing no signs of backing down despite the declaration of a sixty day state of emergency in and around the capital but teddy not so long in bangkok has the story. under the new state of emergency security forces now have a wide ranging powers including license to break up demonstrations and detain suspects without charge. so far the government's move that is designed mainly to put pressure on the demonstrations the look or the full fiscal reform and the postponement of next month's general election testers have restated thei

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has tried to persuade business leaders from the global high tech sector expanding its annual economic forum in the post to invest more in israel. while addressing the forum he said that the future may be an encouraging development of new ideas. it was often called the store to menti i call i. the innovation mission. these future belongs to those who knew. those are going of the brethren companies or in countries will fall to go. innovation is the only way. to consistently about him. two more products and services in an increasingly competitive global economy as rumors of a tech products account for nearly half of industrial exports zero whose economy is expected to grow anything healthy clip of three point three percent this year. investment in the growth ofsrae ecomy i goofor sietynd salsa befor neighbors whether they realize it or not i believe that in the princeton to officials. advancing the economic peace alongside the political as one does not replace the other. but it can facilitate. i think this is a tremendous contribution t present a

he will be followed by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, a critic of iran. observers say attention is focused on what the two leaders will say -- will have to say about iran's nuclear development program, and also the efforts to resolve the syrian conflict. japan's prime minister shinzo abe will talk about his economic policy wednesday in a keynote speech to the opening session. the four-day meeting wraps up on saturday. >>> the thai government has imposed a 60-day state of emergency starting wednesday, covering bangkok and the surrounding areas. but so far, the situation in the region seems to have changed little. dhra dhirakaosal has the story. >> the newly declared state of emergency in and around the capital seems to have had no effect so far. protesters are still occupying major roads, intersections, and business districts. the day after the government announcement demonstrators are still in place across the capital, while the authorities look on as before. >> translator: they have no way out. that's why they declared a state of emergency. they are tryi

tiny and will give a speech later on thursday he will be followed by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu a critic of iran. jeans a law that has become and the first japanese prime minister to give a keynote speech at the forum he stressed his commitment to reducing the corporate tax rate to many japanese companies more competitive internationally. he stressed the importance of the new rule of law and transparency of military budgets. they started the speech by talking about his economic policies to town. economy. it just about to break free from chronic deflation. this spring. radius. being courteous. higher wages. long overdue. no need to upgrade to a close eye on them office of chasing cars also made steady improvement. i'd say he wants and slide and drill bits can be strong enough to break through the solid were uncontested and says he promised military and would be me and he said his administration's team regulation package was a nice set in motion. he countered that the role of women in japan he said the female labor force is the most underutilized resource. he vowed that i'd twenty

secretary of state john kerry is trying to keep hope alive pour middle east peace, he met with benjamin netanyahu today. ♪net said while the u.s. and israel are committed to peace, he is not so sure about the palestinian leadership. in beirut, at least six people are dead, dozens more wounded in the second bombing in two weeks. today's death toll is expected to rise. the blast happened in a stronghold of hezbollah. >>> violence in south sudan is escalating. fighting has killed more than a thousand people as leaders held peace talks in neighboring ethiopia. president kiir has declared a state of emergency in south sudan's oil-rich battleground. the first major snowstorm of 2014 is about to hit the northeast as dave just mentioned. residents from new york to new england are preparing for a blizzard. some areas could get up to 14 inches of snow and see wind gusts up 30 to 45 miles per hour. he has been caught up in several scandals, including to admit to go smoking crack but rob ford is running for reelection despite repeated calls for him to step down. he remains defiant. he is the first candidate

. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also expressed deep sorrow over his passing and said, "the state of israel bows its head on the passing of former prime minister ariel sharon. ariel sharon played a central role for the security of the state of israel over all its years." >>> back in this country, no baseball for a-rod this year. but what does it mean for the yankees? will they still owe the slugger $61 million? left on his deal? weeknights are for favorites. olive garden's signature favorites now just $10. including everyone's favorite fettuccine alfredo and our classic lasagna. plus unlimited soup or salad, and warm breadsticks. signature favorites now just ten dollars, monday through thursday, at olive garden. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. unlike the bargain brand, depend gives you new fit-flex®, our best protection. it's a smooth and comfortable fit with more lycra strands. get your free sample at depend.com. >>> all right. we continue to follow breaking news. the suspension of baseball great alex rodr

prime minister benjamin netanyahu says eagles favorites and has a lot responsible for the strikes which for the second violent border incidents in recent days they are truly after idf soldier was gunned down by a lebanese sniper last week the un who has monitored the border between the two countries ever since the twenty oh six second lebanon war has requested that officials from both sides ease rising tensions. lebanese president michel suleiman recently revealed that saudi arabia's prince eleven and three billion us dollars to purchase arms from france to strengthen its military the president made the announcement following the funeral of senior lebanese politician muhammad to top who was killed in a car bomb attack last week to tie was a harsh critic of both syrian president charles saw the lebanese nobody has a lot of taxes. no one has claimed responsibility for the bombing which cause allies blamed iranian proxy hezbollah. saudi arabian hezbollah are fourteen and opposite sides of this year in conflict saudi arabia's a two lebanese army is seen by some as an attempt to counter iran

to receiving signed to a nice body in some seven billion us dollars israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as caustic and ended in central communities need to deal with a round according to the store was like a sign the world cup become a more kind to splice as a result of the deal . we are the american jewish committee in germany is increasingly concerned about the way in which israel is portrayed in german school books. they say german text books paint the negative picture of israel by associating the country far too often with regional aggression. the american jewish committee points to a preliminary study of textbooks by the german israeli school book commission which is a bilateral panel of academics and state educators. in germany v commission reviewed over four hundred history geography and liberal arts books. and according to ajc officials. the preliminary fought and highlighted an alarming trend in german text books. the report showed and israel only appears in textbooks in terms of a conflict with its new parents and it's always described in portions of history or political scien

and at times controversial figure sharon has been praised by current israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as a courageous fight said most us president obama describes him as a leader who dedicated his life to the state of israel dignitaries from nineteen countries are scheduled to be in attendance for the funeral and burial greeting us vice president joe biden former uk prime minister ten you that and the foreign ministers from gemini in austria sharon will be laid to rest next to his wife lily the eye i know. the scoop one minister real sharon's body lay in state outside parliament in jerusalem is brady's who wanted his leadership were evacuated from their wounds in gaza in two thousand and five said they preferred to remember the positive sides of the warrior statesman and reshape the middle east about four miles of walking like he knew it i read sharon's unless the day despite the fact that edd evacuation. he also was sensitive and have a call and halt the people's sorrow and pain and in my opinion and i hope others would agree he would have taken care of all the appropriate to people