session ok benny and what are you going to be a last word twenty seconds go ahead. i really wish that the palestinians would return to the negotiating table to which they've been invited repeatedly and actually do so seriously in good faith and negotiate the two state solution they don't want to do that there won't be any settlement the palestinians will continue to suffer all right we'll see what happens next week many thanks to my guests today in toronto and in bet shemesh and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember prostitutes will. keep. wealthy british style. markets. scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy is a report on our. in indonesia algy's available in the ground shirts and media hutto the rich culture photo which the film of the millennium hotel in china you can see censored ropes are told the current ground leader who told mcconnell the initial marco resort hotel was salted or so. would result michael's closer to home the current riviera he told the crowd sutro told the colonel. gadhafi lo

benny in fact they have many in fact they have first images records this year of have. seen please if you will allow me to finish and not cut me off i've given you that luxury first shot in the spiritual leader of hamas before he was assassinated came out in the interview in haaretz which is an israeli newspaper and said that if israel withdraws completely to the one nine hundred sixty seven borders then in exchange for that withdrawal they will recognize israel and so too has every other leader of hamas including most recently khaled mashaal who equally said that palestinians want to establish a state on the sixty seven borders and this is exactly what he would been talking about is that instead of what is really telling us is untrue reasons to actually an interesting is not true now it is true you can actually go to the other try that you are a historian and you can go now to say is the most shows in fact i can tell you what musharraf says you know he was willing to do or at least in the early truce with israel. has said that he's willing to would truly reach a tempor

session ok benny and what are you going to be a last word twenty seconds go. i really wish that the palestinians would return to the negotiating table to which they've been invited repeatedly and actually do so seriously in good faith and negotiate the two state solution they don't want to do that there won't be any settlement the palestinians will continue to suffer all right we'll see what happens next week many thanks to my guests today in toronto and best bet shemesh and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember profitable. and. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations or. intreat been called. to look cool cool to be punk. and. then the princess radisson hotel thing called dream hotel. and pacific otoh bankole told bank close it isn't even called a role in the region. as colonel gadhafi is remaining troops hold out against government forces and nato air strikes in libya the french president faces a legal battle at

edition go ahead benny finish up godhead. you're not you are so you're what happened after forty eight is that israel retained seventy eight percent of palestine and the arabs not the palestinians were in a tension of about twenty two percent and that essentially is the sixty seven border so it's not fair let me go now this really fit which international community that's the internet what the international community support or less and less is there. and most israelis. really support this really support the sixty seven border my my point my point in all of this my point in all of this peter is that it's very well and good for people to now in the year two thousand and eleven talk about what the palestinians should have done in one nine hundred forty seven but if we actually look back to what has done what happened in history if now benny morris is in that very same position he would not agree to give up any more of his of of the territory that israel controls even already he's not willing to give up the territory that israel

session ok benny and what are you going to realize we're twenty seconds go ahead. i really wish that the palestinians would return to the negotiating table to which they've been invited repeatedly and actually do so seriously in good faith and negotiate the two state solution they don't want to do that there won't be any settlement the palestinians will continue to suffer all right we'll see what happens next week many thanks to my guests today in toronto and in bed and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember it will. continue. to be so much brighter. from fines to crash. stocks on t.v. dot com. as fierce fighting continues in libya french lawyers and gear up for a battle of their own by trying to prosecute president sarkozy it with war crimes over the military intervention they allege nato used depleted uranium shells and bombed residential buildings causing civilian deaths including children and the air campaign. goes on with the anti gadhafi forces still struggling to take the oil list cities of syria and bani walid. palest

lawyer and a former legal advisor to the palestinian negotiating team and and bet shemesh we have benny morris he's a professor at ben gurion university and his most recent book is one state two states resolving the israel palestine conflict all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first marcia many people are calling this a diplomatic tsunami tell us why that's right peter despite months of desperate efforts by the u.s. and israel to head off a move that could become the next tipping point in the middle east the palestinian leadership is heading to the united nations for the firm commitment a secret. admission as a state we are going to you and all options open we're going to the security council we've got some of the critics are more than certain the general assembly will vote in favor of palestinian statehood but president obama has been struggling to keep israeli palestinian negotiations afloat has been clear about his opposition to the did and has warned they do any such request of the security council. for the

human rights and its ongoing violations of the fourth geneva convention international law you know benny i mean who can blame the palestinians are they say they haven't really gotten anything out of what's called the peace process i mean this is kind of like the last resort for me so how do you feel about that i mean they feel like they've got nothing out of the last twenty years since are slow and this is the last card they can play well there is something in the exit plan one forgets history in the year two thousand the palestinians were offered a two state solution in almost all the west bank the gaza strip east jerusalem by and the american president bill clinton and they would barak the israeli prime minister and they said no the problem with what they're doing now not only is it unilateral but it also involves non recognition of israel as a jewish state in other words their declaring their statehood but not accepting israel as their neighbor and it's not clear whether the even will accept the sixty seven borders this is in contrast incidentally with the one nine hundred forty seven

. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: we first met benny joe mackey in 991.s is home video of him on stage at palo alto high. >> benny joe mackey. >> reporter: then we caught up with him graduating from santa clara university law school. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: the family in east palo alto celebrated that. but this was the real celebration. august 2011, bennie joe mackey waiting to be sworn in as an attorney. it took some persistence. but he finally passed the, quote, dreaded california bar exam. >> really it's a testament to all of you here, to his wonderful mother and his grandmother. >> reporter: his mom and grandmother were both there with the rest of the family from east palo alto and some old friends. >> you have risen above poverty, above race, in one of the toughest neighborhoods in the bay area. you're a student rising above, now you are a lawyer rising above. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: five years ago, his partner introduced him to kamala harris now the attorney general of california. she came to do the honors. >> the bottom line is this i

ok benny and i to go to you let's do a hypothetical here i mean you know the general assembly the vast majority the country the general assembly support the palestinian bid for changing its status of the united nations and we know that the united states will veto it but in the hypothetical case how would this change once the united nations takes a vote it will be in favor of the palestinians how will this change israel's position or will it not change at all. ok let me say something first about what was said until not right the hamas says clearly it wants to destroy israel that's what it says in its founding charter that is still the constitution of that organization and mahmoud abbas the head of the p.l.o. says he will not recognize israel as a jewish state these are facts hey you can say whatever you like people can try and sell you propaganda but these are the facts as to what's going to happen on the ground i don't know i don't know how any thought by the united nations general assembly. will change the situation on the ground what it probably will do is it will incite the masses m

session ok benny and we really realize we're twenty seconds go ahead. i really wish that the palestinians would return to the negotiating table to which they've been invited repeatedly and actually do so seriously in good faith and negotiate with them state solution they don't want to do that there won't be any settlement the palestinians will continue to suffer all right we'll see what happens next week many thanks to my guests today in toronto and in fact it's a mash in thanks for viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time remember prost up walls. can. start. guitar sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like sleep you think you understand it and then it limp something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't talk i'm sorry welcome to the big picture . mission free cretaceous free comes for charges free. range mentioned free. free free stews and free. the old free blog just plug in video for your media projects for free media gone to our teeth dot com. morning news today

n]♪ >> reporter: we first met benny joe mackey in 1999.s is home video of him on stage at palo alto high. >> benny j mackey, ii. >> reporter: then we caught up with him graduating from santa clara university law school. n]♪ >> reporter: family in east palo alto celebrated that. but this was the real celebration. august 2011, benny joe mackey, waiting to be sworn in as an attorney. it took some persistence, but he finally passed the, quote, dreaded california bar. >> really it's a testament to all of you here to his wonderful mother, bonnie, and his grandmother, florence. >> reporter: his mom and grandmother were both there with the rest of the family from east palo alto, and some old friends. >> you have risen above poverty, above race, in one of the toughest neighborhoods in the bay area. you are a student rising above. now you are a lawyer rising above. [ cheers & applause ] >> reporter: five years ago, his partner -- now the attorney general of california. she came to do the honors. >> the bottom line, and that is a sign of strength and

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. >> benny j.key the second. >> reporter: we caught up with him graduating from santa claira university law school. the family in east palo alto celebrated that,but this was the real celebration. august 2011, benny joe mackey waiting to be sworn in as an attorney. it took some persistence but he finally passed the, quote, dreaded california bar exam. >> it's a testament to all of you here and his wonderful mother, bonny. >> reporter: his mom and grandmother were both there with the rest of the family from east palo alto and some old friends. >> you have risen above poverty, above race, in one of the toughest neighborhoods in the bay area. you were a student rising above. now, you are a lawyer rising above. >> reporter: five years ago, his partner, tim falard, inched him to come here, now the attorney general of california. she came to do the honors. >> the bottom line is this is a sign of strength and leadership and you know what you're capable of, inspite of whatever odds other people may think yo

weeks ago, we all came together to honor benny and tony. we honor them every day. that we are in your debt because every day you take risks for us. for all those who responded to 9/11, that is why the president signed the health and composition at to secure the health and well-being of those who cleaned up at ground zero after 9/11. it is by the light of their example that americans joined in a national day of service and remembrance to mark this anniversary. i commend our first responders here for making this second saturday in september a day of service. it happens to coincide this year with the eve of 9/11. earlier this year, members of congress and people from across the country -- we had the privilege to help stitch

weeks ago, we all came together to honor benny

if i don't mention commissioner leroy king, sit -- sitting with former redevelopment commissioner bennyforward to working with kim to get students to come visit the kinsey exhibit. just one second. and also supervisor scott winer -- weiner is here also. let's welcome him. newly elected schedule. we're back on schedule and graced with the presence of our new mayor. we, as i mentioned earlier, we had the pleasure of working well. are city administrator at the time ed lee and supervisor ross mirkarimi in connection with

. >> benny is a settler. he does not consider himself a fundamentalist, but he says a palestinian state would be a nightmare for him. >> no one would want to live in a palestinian state. >> he moved to the west bank and not for religious or ideological reasons, but because he can build a swimming pool there. it can cost 10 times as much. today, he regrets the move. >> the house isn't worth anything anymore. why? because the world will not allow israel to hang onto this land forever. >> those pulling the political strings are the fundamentalists. these days, they focus on one subject. the absolute sovereignty of the jews over the state of israel. >> the powers of evil threatened to declare a state and our government has to threatened to declare sovereignty over judea. >> he isn't the only one that spent weeks feverishly fighting the diplomatic efforts. the settlers lobbyists do everything they can to urge the government to take extreme actions if the u.s. recognizes a palestinian state. -- u.n. recognizes a pa

he moved to new york city in 1948, where benny goodman hire him and he became very famous in new york at the time and he died in new york in 2001. one of the pieces of my ticket to ride is how many cubans of irish ancestry are there. because this connected to my family, that's why i wanted to read it to you. in the 40's, my father moved to new york in search of his destiny. he learned to make brillantine in red, blue and golden colors to give a beautiful sheen to the hair. in his spare time, when he could break free from his alchemist's captive vit, he would go listen to cuban music at the park plaza hotel in manhattan. those were happy times and years later became a happy tomic with me, convinced early on that my father inhabited a magic world. a few years ago, while listening to a recording of cuban blues by chico, i remembered in new york in those stories of the 40's that chico and my father met at club cuba in manhattan and again in havana in the mid-50's. the sessions of chico's house in our neighborhood became so famous that even my father, not particularly fond of cuban jazz, c

. >> benny miller. >> charles mills. >> alan: today the country remembers, decade after the september 11th attacks. the names of victims read at the spot where the world trade center towers once stood. relatives touched the names on walls. it's the new 9/11 memorial, symbol of resolve and hope. >> my father, who i never met because i was in my mom's belly, i love you, father. >> alan: ten years ago, 19 al qaeda terrorists hijacked four passenger planes and nearly 3,000 people died in the largest loss of life from a foreign attack on u.s. soil. good evening, i'm alan wang. across the nation, bells tolled, heads were bowed, and prayers were subpoenas the nation mourned those who died on september 11th. lillian kim is live in shanksville, pennsylvania. let's give with wayne freedman in new york city. both president obama and former president bush were at the memorial there. >> reporter: they were. this was an event that was grand in scope and rich in emotion. it was much bigger and grander than we ever might have imagined. yesterday, we had two presidents, dignitaries, politicians. we al

. >> reporter: 85-year-old marty, who grew up in the big band era of glenn miller and benny goodman,concert of her very own. anthony and his dad frank brought the idea to the band director last week. >> it is emotional to be able to really make a difference in what you do, and see that on someone's face. >> reporter: her son said marty's face lit up like a little kid at a carnival. the joy of music and a grandmother's pride. >> i love you. >> i love you too. >> reporter: make the memory of a lifetime. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >> and on that note, a special thanks to our friends at nbc station knwa for helping us out with that story. >>> that's our broadcast for this tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams, i hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> shot and killed by police. tonight, tough questions for the officers who pulled the trigger and put down two family pets. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm janel wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. hundreds of parents and kids are angry

under the guise of two states or one state all that i want is to be treated as an equal and all that benny morris and all of the other israeli establishment want is to continue to subjugate me their hair and here in lies the problem. of debate coming your way in about an hour here on our t.v. so stay with us. this week and you will discuss serbian back proposals to break a deadlock in northern kosovo where pristina recently seems to disputed border crossings the move sparked outrage among local serbs friday nato led forces helicoptered in kosovo customs officials to the previously served controlled frontier irresponsive serbs blocked all the roads leading to the crossing belgrade's top negotiator called for calm urging all sides to seek a diplomatic solution or to sarah for more. as. kosovo thirty's with e.u. and nato forces on one side ethnic protest is on the before us this is our land territory it's refusing to accept the cause thing government's attempt to take control of two border crossings here in the north dakota. as does the standing firm at the barricades they erected is the game

or even us in reporting there phyllis bennis of the institute for policy and studies in washington says it's still not clear whether nato is ready to listen to libyan people. we do know that nato military actions have already gone beyond what was authorized by the u.n. resolution and now we don't know how they will define a future role they have so far and very clear that they do not want you will need to force this on the ground whether nato is here to listen to what will be a leadership it so says we don't know yet they don't have a good history abiding by the decisions made by the countries themselves friends of levy at a concert a group comprised of sixty countries in support of the rebels are gathering in paris to discuss the future of the country's post gadhafi a russian envoy and also a tandem meeting but as he supposedly toller team in the end only libyans themselves not western politicians should decide the country's future the full interview with helmer gallus coming your way next hour but here's a bit of what he had to say. final decision on what libya is going to become a on

how exactly is this all going to shake out and what does it all mean for more i'm joined by phyllis bennis she's a fellow at the institute for policy studies and the author of the book calling the shots our washington dominates today's u.n. tell us thank you so much for being with us good to be with you before we get to the policy stuff i just want to make it a little clearer for viewers what exactly is going on at the u.n. because it's one of those institutions we don't really pay attention to and told them well what we're seeing lucy is an effort by the palestinians and we should be very clear it's not the palestinian authority they are an authority within the occupied territories the representatives of the palestinians internationally is the p.l.o. the palestine liberation organization which has had a nonmember status what they call observer status or nonmember status at the un for many years like other liberation movements like the a.n.c. from south africa like swapo from namibia the p.l.o. still has that representation it's called palestine but it means the p.l.o. officially ok so tha

phyllis bennis of the is used for policy and studies in washington says it's still not clear whether nato is ready to listen to the leading people. we do know that the nato military actions have already gone beyond what was authorized by the un resolution and now we don't know how they will define a future role or they have so far been very clear that they do not want you women are made to force his own ground rather nato was prepared to listen to what would be a. leadership itself says we don't know yet they don't have a good history a binding by decisions made by the countries themselves. railcar gallop who will attend the meeting of levy as friends in paris told r.t. that and and only the libyans themselves know western partitions must decide the country's future interview with russia's invoice coming your way while you're at this hour but here's a bit of what he had to say. the final decision on what libya is going to become easy one for the libyan people to make not the world's politicians have been playing leading parts recently the national democratic vote will determine this

live with and he's now a r t cairo and i don't let's get some more details on this are from phyllis bennis director of yesterday for policy studies it's a u.s. based peace and human rights group good to see you so do you think that washington is aware of the impact that its support of the of the arab spring has had on israel and will continue. well you are aware of the complications in the sand for so many years unable to handle. support by the u.s. military means an economic means of warning arab dictators and we're seeing on them a certain regional role this is particularly of course true in egypt and. jordan where very unpopular peace agreements with israel were imposed essentially by the u.s. suddenly those options are now up for grabs in a whole new way the question of what the impact will be of a u.s. veto of palestinian statehood at the united nations very uncertain what that impact will be across the arab world is a new consideration for the u.s. they never have to worry very much about popular opinion in the arab world because our government pays no attention but that's to say tha

he faces another sexual assault allegation in france by novelist tristan benny on. iran's first nuclear power plant is now putting electricity into the country's national grid work on the bush era facility began in the one nine hundred seventy s. but construction stalled until the ninety's when russia sent specialists to complete it both countries have agreed that spent atomic fuel from the plant will be sent to russia to reduce western concerns that iran could use the materials to build nuclear arms. tropical storm lee has reached landfall in louisiana in the southern u.s. there is a state of emergency in the region as well as it coastal parts of mississippi where evacuations are taking place up to fifty centimeters of rain are expected over the next few days and louisiana including new orleans which is still haunted by the katrina flood disaster in two thousand and five the gale comes less than a week after hurricane irene killed more than forty people in the u.s. and the u.n. war crimes tribunal has missed a key piece of evidence in the trial against the balkans

current uprising he libya since the beginning of the events here in february people from these tried benny walid have been fighting against the rebels all across libya volunteers from this area have been dying for khadafy in misrata things braga and in other cities they've been all the time ardently supporting the colonel who's provided them with the past weaponry in the past and actually khadafi himself as well as his sons have all the time in thought to hide in that area and that's why many here on the ground are saying that if the rubbles managed to take this stronghold that was officially mean of the and of the colonel and the regimes for the national transitional council have recently repeatedly been claiming that police safe tripoli is now secure and the rebels there is coming here from benghazi soon but so far we haven't seen is find of them here in live in capitals the situation here is very complicated the streets are literally for the armed rebel fighters with actually a clear agenda that the interior minister has recently claims that the national transitional council will soon t

benny and the jets. wouldn't we? it's early. it's friday. here is your forecast. >> i'm working on that in my head. >> we have kickoff at 55 degrees. it's going to be mostly cloudy but chilly. the chilly part is what you need to dress for. the first time we had a brush with temperatures like this. i don't know if the blood thickened up enough for the cooler temperatures yet. 8:20, kickoff time. we will keep following that. have the highlights for you. coming up, it's bernice armour, the first african american combat pilot in u.s. history and she joins us with her story. coming up next, sharon has the latest on traffic and tim will be back with the latest first warning weather, don't go away. , >>> mike is wearing his short sleeves. humid and warm, but this weekend, you might pull off the jackets for the first time for the season. 58 degrees now. these temperatures are this level of temperatures will be where we stay for highs. 9 9 3% humidities. 57 couple ber lands. 55 elkton. 68 on the shore. water temperatures keeping the temperatures clos

benny told us he can't leave his job as a mechanic for united airlines in these tough economic times. to support my family. there's no way that i can let my family starve just because i want to be there. >> reporter: according to the census, 3.4 million married couples in the u.s. live apart. that's a 26% increase in 12 years. technology's making life a little easier for these recession-separated families with e-mail, texting and video conferencing, bridging the gap. >> i miss you guys. can't wait to see you. >> reporter: in the nbc show "parenthood," a father stays in touch with his 5-year-old boy via video chat. benny uses the same system to chat with his boys. >> i don't hear any answers there. >> reporter: and to set discipline rules. >> you're able to see him, see his expressions. though know if he is angry or not. >> reporter: margaret in miami lives 1,200 miles apart from her son. health care manager and teenage son decided to stay behind when her husband got a better answer theelologist job at a denver hospital. >> i don't want to give up my career. >> reporter: margaret flies

al goodman, cnn, bennie durham, spain. >>> let's take a look at how the european stock markets are movinghe markets have been open for just under an hour and three-quarters. this is how they're faring, with the exception of the cac 40, most of the indices rises on the back of concerted central bank action to provide liquidity to the world's euro zone banks in dollars. manisha? >> u.s. stock markets look set for a lower open when trading gets under way on friday. this is where the futures stand in that premarket action. somewhat different to what we've been seeing elsewhere. we've seen a pep up for the major markets here in asia. >>> that's it for this edition of "world business today." good to have you with us. >> i'm nina dos santos in london. see you next time. in the mean i'm, have a great weekend, whatever you do. [ woman ] jogging stroller. you've been stuck in the garage while i took refuge from the pollen that made me sneeze. but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relief from my worst allergy symptoms. so lily and i are back on the road again. with zyrtec® i can love

. >>> fighters loyal to libya's new government are on the outskirts of benny wal lead loyal to former leader moammar gadhafi. the tribe's town leader ans refuse to surrender. the anti-gadhafi forces face heavy fire when they tried to seize the town today. >>> i'm don lemon live in tampa florida. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 6:00, 7:00, 11:00 eastern monday night. good night. ♪ >> hello, i'm dr. sanjay gupta. few of us can forget what unfolded behind me ten years the shocking spectacle of the world trade center towers crumbling into dust against that new york city skyline and the what disappeared along with it. ten years later, the obvious signs of the dust are gone. yet in some waysit still looms over new york city. it still haunts the over new york city. thousands of responders who became sick after breathing it in. in washington, there is a large fire. >> move it! >> get out! >> the world trade center. >> back, back. >> what's going on? get out of here! >> let's go. >> and the president who is in florida today, >> within moments after the first tower disintegrated, an eerie si

clashes also took place in benny walid.also following this, stocks took a beating on wall street today due to fears over europe's financial woes. fuelling the selloff resignation of an executive board member of the central european bank. the dow sank 304 points today, nasdaq dropped 71, s & p dropped. >>> here's piers morgan with a look at what's coming up on "piers morgan tonight." >> new york under a new terror alert. we've got two extraordinary stories of 9/11 survival tonight. cantor fitzgerald lost 658 employees on that terrible day. no one in the front offices of that north tower made it back out alive. in the ten years since, ceo howard lutnick has rebuilt the firm and his life. he tells his emotional story in just a few moments. also lauren manning was on her way into her office when the first plane hit. she was so badly burned she had no chance of surviving. she beat those odds and tonight she remembers what it took to fight her way back. that and more at the top of the hour. >>> coming up, everyone, searching for