that is the job of the dubai police. but the serious crime department is looking at the force documents. the decision was taken to expel an israeli diplomat, the first one in more than 20 years. it said that it is amending its travel led by as for israel, to one of the rest of identity theft. the israeli ambassador was summoned from the foreign office last month to answer questions. today, his response to the expulsion was brief. >> the relationship between israel and the united kingdom is of mutual importance. hence, we are disappointed by the british government's decision. >> dubai police are continuing with their investigation into the killing. the diplomatic fallout and the pressure on israel is now growing. >> across the atlantic come israel -- across the atlantic, israel faces potentially annoying another friend. on monday, mr netanyahu reasserted what he said was israel's right to build levirate it wants in its capital city. we hear from washington how far reaching this difference of opinion can be. >> this is the

these are two of the 26 suspects the dubai police have named. they have pictures of them. the international community and interpol as well specifically to track down these suspects and bring them back to dubai for a trial. the police say they are 99% certain he's behind the attack. they are not confirming or denying the reports. they are very pleased he's been killed. he was wanted for gun trafficking into the gaza strip and also for killing israeli soldiers. tamron. >> i guess the fascination with this story continues in that, stephanie, you and i were talking about the popularity now even though they have not taken claim for it. let's show a picture of the suspects. what i'm talking about, for example, their horn rimmed glasses are selling off the shelves because people have james bond fever related to this assassination, stephanie. >> it's the spy agency for israel. it's very rare the world gets an in-depth look at one of their operations. clearly it's having an effect on the israeli population. they are going out and buying these glasses that some of these suspects are

on the use of passports and rather than the killing itself, which they say is a matter for the dubai police. >> thank you, we will be following that story throughout the day and bring you that statement live as it happens, i am sure. another aspect of israeli policy under the microscope today, its building program in jerusalem. they have insisted that they have a right to build wherever they want in the city. i will be speaking to the mayor of jerusalem in a few minutes. but with the rest of the day's main headlines, we turn to david. >> thank you. china has reacted with anger to the decision of google to stop censuring internet -- stops answering internet searches. for now their mainland firewalls are blocking sensitive results. china said that google had broken written promises made upon entering the chinese market. >> google's decision is a major blow to china's international image. one of the world's most prominent corporations saying they can no longer do business china's way. china has refused to allow for uncensored searches and its website, according to google, there website came un

police in dubai say all 11 suspects in the killing of a palestinian hamas commander say they are now in israel. it was revealed that the man was tried and suffocated in his hotel room. police say there are 99% certain the killing was carried out by my sob. old and weak seawalls are being blamed for the violent storms that have left 50 dead and thousands homeless along the atlantic coast of france. many died when the see wild was -- and the sea wall was -- when the sea wall was breached. radovan karadzic, leader of the bosnian serbs during the war of the 1990's has put up a stout defense. he described the conflict as just and holy. he blames muslims for starting it. he is beginning his defense as the trial resumes on 11 counts of genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. we have been following the hearing from the hague. >> the international criminal tribunal is in session frequency is accused of planning and leading a huge criminal enterprise -- genocide, murder, the forced expulsion of whole populations. the biggest war crimes in european history since the not cease. conduct

didn't do it, and remember, prime minister gordon brown came out, the police chief in dubai releasedence showing ties to israel, and all of this happened before vice president biden visited. >> are you hearing any evidence that the u.s. actually encouraged the government there in the united arab emirates in dubai to make the videotapes public and to release all that information, or was that a strictly uae decision? >> i think it was strictly a uae decision, but, frankly, wolf, in the past, the united states would have played a role to downplay and encouraged great britain and the united arab emirates to make sure it was handled by quiet diplomacy, what i am hearing from my sources, a retir retired masad sources, they are upset that they didn't play a role behind the scenes. >> israel is full of stories about the president of the united states humiliating the prime minister of israel when he was over at the white house this week. he made him wait. he said, i'm going to go have dinner. i'll come back later. i mean, it was a pretty -- a pretty -- if you believe the stories in the israel

dubai in january. official in france says that country has opened an investigation into the suspected use of four fake french passports. police in due by, say the assassination was carried out by israel as musab spy agency. pakistanny intelligence say a missile hit a house killing at least four militants. that area is a major hideout for taliban insurgents. apparent assassination attempt in baghdad killed one today. head of the development committee said to be the target. he escaped unharmed. hillary clinton led a high level delegation to mexico to talk about drug-related violence along the border. mike emanuel has details from the pentagon. >> reporter: the secretary of state call it one of the most formidable teams brought to any meeting. indication of the priority put on the relationship with mexico. among the participants secretary clinton, defense secretary robert gates, homeland security secretary janet napolitano, admiral mullen, dennis blair and john brennan white house counter terrorism adviser. the u.s. says sending such a delegation shows the level of commitment to work with the mexican government to help them comb

dubai hotel room. >>> a suspect behind bars in the case of chelsea king, a san diego teenage who vanished. they are questioning the man in hopes of finding the girl. policected evidence that led them to john albert gardner, iii. has he not been charged since his arrest. police say he is not cooperating. today chelsea's parents spoke out about the arrest. >> we're grateful we have somebody that can more than likely lead us to our daughter. that's what we're hoping for is that we're led to our daughter. >> gardner he mains jailed without bail following weekend arrest for investigation of rape and murder. it was not immediately known where he hired an attorney. >>> today in chicago, family and friends bid a final fairwell to the seaworld trainer killed by an orca last week. hundreds attended the funeral of dawn brancheau in chicago's south side. she died after a killer whale tilikum grabbed her pony tail and apparently pulled her into the water in front of 20 spectators. 40-year-old dawn brancheau most likely died of traumatic injuries and drowning. >>> for hundreds of thousands of people without power in the northeast, march really is roaring in like a lio