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well i mean i think that the rift between hamas and fatah is is criminal and it involves behavior by both leaderships that is irresponsible and a betrayal of the higher national interest and there was a poll recently by drucilla media group in the occupied territories which showed that an overwhelming majority of palestinians feel that way including supporters of the had a mess so they hold their own leaderships responsible for this divisive destructive split that serves only the interests of the occupation i think that until the palestinians work to get their act together and reunite their national movement they're obviously in a much weaker position and they cannot you know they cannot define a new strategy which they really need to do to liberate themselves from occupation and to achieve self-determination yeah i mean this this is. it goes to show how many layers there aren't and to the complexity of the conflict but more generally speaking to what extent is the u.s. is unwavering relationship with israel ultimately undermining the peace in the middle east i mean peace in the regi

american history that states have control over marriage within their borders as we have seen this fatah with the marriage equality debate today and utah pushed again and again for statehood and was denied again and again because of the question of polygamy but the federal government had much more control over territorial government and did or does over state government so yes there is a big issue about how much control states have over marriage was polygamy foundational? at the time the debate was no and unless we see a transformative supreme court opinion which may have been especially from the california case, it's still within state control. >>host: sarah gordon where did you get interested in the subject of law? >> i became deeply interested when i was thinking about applying to graduate school and i was torn. did i want to go to seminary or law school? for family reasons my husband wanted to relocate roundup them on school rather than seminary and was delighted and then i go to divinity school at yale and thought i was trading off one interest against the other and discovered with

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i should say huh mass leaders and fatah leaders. it's to my way of thinking a tragic abdication of responsibility for them to allow this to continue and the split between gaza and the west bank. i mean there are problems without dividing themselves in this way. gaza does. >> rose: and there's no one that can make the case that you just made, that you defeat yourself. >> a lot of people make it. the press is full of these critiques but these guys are, these leaders are largely immune to that unfortunately. they've developed their own security services, their o bubbles. i don't know how much -- is a real bubble. i haven't been to gaza in years and was turned back the last time i tried to do. >> rose: israelis wouldn't let you go. >> i was trying to go through -- i believe it was egyptian. but there's some question as to who really controls that crossing. on one side it's hamas but the original arrangement is israel would let people come there and the question is to what extent that level of coordition. >> rose: do you believethe eside

the expectation is the resignation should give a push to reconciliation between fatah and hamas. >> a frenzy of downloading of a song from the classics from the wizard of oz has failed to make it number one on the u.k. music charts. the witch is dead ♪ >> groups have been purchasing its after the death of margaret thatcher. it reached no. 2 in the charts. scientists studying antarctica said the ice is melting a record rate. the study was carried out by a survey at the university of australia. it shows the melting of ice is at its highest level in 1000 years. scientists previously warned the peninsula has seen temperatures rise by two and a half degrees since the 1960's, and although there are record levels of ice melting, scientists have observed an increase in the amount of sea ice around antarctica. we spoke with a doctor from the british-and arctic survey who told us about the findings. >> this is, and all the way down to the bottom, and we were able to reconstruct what happened over thousands of years, and what we published was the last thousand years where we showed the temperatu

." >> whether it's al qaeda, the fatah or two twisted perverted cowardly knockoff jihadis here in boston. why do they do what they do? gwen: two weeks later, still sorting through the why's and the how's behind the boston terror attack. while no worries spring up abroad. this time in syria. >> the syrian regime has used chemical weapons on a small scale in syria. specifically the chemical agent sarin. >> i think it's pretty obvious that red line has been crossed. gwen: yet another democrat abandons the senate. why other democrats are getting nervous.

plus war was the escalating tension between israel and palestine sparks an advertisement take fatah to new york that's just ahead for. international that in the very heart of moscow. he or chassis welcome back now heads of state and business leaders and nobel prize winners have gathered in china to discuss economic and other pressing global issues the twelve blowout forum has already proven a truly global eventually is here once again bringing the world's attention to emerging nations of a growing economic clout local correspondent alexander trick us of reports now from china for us. when people hear it can only forum the first thing that comes to mind is this no escape in doubles but this is not changing as the repertoire eyes of the so-called asian tigers has shifted the focus east towards when it comes to the world's economic development established twelve years ago the ball forum had its main focus in asia but it left the door open for other countries to join in the years later in two thousand and thirteen we have top ranking government officials and business leaders from all over

." >> whether it's al qaeda, the fatah or two twisted perverted cowardly knockoff jihadis here in boston. why do they do what they do? gwen: two weeks later, still sorting through the why's and the how's behind the boston terror attack. while no worries spring up abroad. this time in syria. >> the syrian regime has used chemical weapons on a small scale in syria. specifically the chemical agent sarin. >> i think it's pretty obvious that red line has been crossed. gwen: yet another democrat abandons the senate. why other democrats are getting nervous. and in texas. >> president george w. bush. gwen: the president's club gathers to open its newest library. >> the political winds blow left and right. polls rise and fall. supporters come and go. but in the end, leaders are defined by the convictions they hold. gwen: covering this remarkable week, martha raddatz of abc news, james kitfield of "national journal." susan davis of "usa today." and dan balz of "the washington post." >> award-winning reporting and analysis, covering history as it happens, live from our nation's capitol, this is "wa

the same time the unrest among palestinians with escalating to the point of fear of a third in the fatah samara was allowed to die while the great news of his early release prompted a saw a way to write a victory letter in which he states quote now i plead for a continuation of the popular movement and its escalation on a.

all the fatah on the palestinian authority in the west bank the palestinian street the people on actually want some movement and we do not see any movement toward liberation what we see is continued occupation intensification of settlements intensification of abduction and killing of people. activists have kicked off a month of protests against the use of drones both in war zones killing hundreds of civilians and in the us where the nervous about the rapid rise of intrusive overhead surveillance that is coming up a little later in the program along with plenty of other stories stay with us this is altie in the sky. about international airport in the very heart of moscow. continues here and u.s. troops may be out of iraq but allegations of military misconduct and abuse have followed them home but now the latest report has put the british army in the spotlight after its service men shared some uncomfortable revelations all the details the allegations and the response from the authorities. it was reportedly one of the most brutal u.s. run military facilities in iraq during the war but a new

injustice perpetually quiet is maintained they either by hamas or the pedestal as an austerity in all the fatah on the palestinian authority in the west bank the palestinian street the people on the street one some movement and we do not see any movement toward liberation what we see is continued occupation intensification of settlements intensification of abduction and killing of people. activists have kicked off a month of protests against the use of drones both in war zones killing hundreds of civilians and in the u.s. where they're nervous about the rapid rise of intrusive overhead surveillance that is coming your way a little later in the program stay with us the break is night. wealthy british style sun. time to find the time. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report. about international and world in the very heart of moscow. he's continues here on r t u.s. troops may be out of iraq but allegations of military misconduct and abuse have followed t

one price they paid was a looks like a home loss victory they wanted it to look like the fatah victory but instead wire the israelis getting out of gaza? why are we shooting at them? they cannot take it. just like south lebanon. so that became the legend or the proof which is why a few months later, lost one the election there is a second question if they coordinated wooden everything have gone better? i don't know about that. the corruption and incompetence of many pieces are such i am not

. >> if she hides coming fatah of chechnya is serious with the exchanges between them and al qaeda when we first went into afghanistan helping the number alliance take down the taliban river also fighting chechen on the ground so we have had direct association with them ourselves they are serious organization to be sure their brutality what they have done in their movements is extraordinary most notable the school attack a number of years ago was unbelievable. in terms of the atrocity. lou: again, we have just received word that the terrorist, a dzhokar tsarnaev, is refusing to leave the boat at this point* as the description was down and we do not know he was shot in estimated 30 rounds fired so he is refusing to come out of the vote it makes this a perilous moment for everyone who has surrounded him. all law enforcement folks were there so it is a standoff. to those law enforcement officers how worried should they be and what are your concerns? >> you have the possibility that the explosive device he talk about the possibility of him wearing a vest. they have been considering that all

. >> why were there al qaeda central out of the fatah or two twisted, perverted, cowardly knockoff jihadis reporter: investigators saying nothing ruled out as boston takes another big step toward normal. >> i think for life in boston it's very important that things move on because everyone has been very much -- very upset for the past week. >> reporter: the urban flow returning to boylston street, except at the locations of each bombing. those places, like a world still on hold, placeses of reflection, places where emotions still flows. at the memorial to the victims, jill biden, wife of the vice president, stopped to pay her respects. and another sign of just how strong boston is, a picture tweeted out last night of jeff b bbauman, the guy in the wheelchair who lost both his legs. it's hard to think about. he delivered an 18th birthday present to sydney corcoran also injured in the bombings. just fantastic to see. one other note though on the tsarnaev parents coming here, the father coming here, we understand tamerlan tsarnaev, his body has not been claimed at the medical examiner's offic

. >> there's al qaeda central out of the fatah or two twisted perverted cowardly knockoff jihadis here in boston. why do they do what they do? i've come to the conclusion, which is not unique to me, but they do it to instill fear. it infuriates them that we refuse to bend, refuse to change, refuse to yield to fear. the doctrine of hate and oppression, they have found out, cannot compete. the values of openness and inclusiveness. that's why they're losing around the world. >> the vice president's wife dr. jill biden was among the first visitors today to the reopened section of boylston street at the finish line of the marathon where the bombing occurred. joining me now from boston, nbc news national investigative correspondent michael isikoff and terrorism analyst roger cressy. roger, i want to go to a phrase that the vice president used today just in the speech we saw him give. he referred to them as knockoff jihadis. what do you make of his use of that phrase? >> lawrence, i think that's just a reference to they were not part of an organized part. they were not part of the broader net

until you have one palestinian government, not hamas and gaza and fatah in the west bank. there is some, i think, in terms, until there is some real sense of stability and direction in the region, we're not going to find a deal. so, the question is, where is the president's political capital going and is it really best spent on a palestinian israeli deal? you have syria in a sham bolic state, we were just discussing egypt and there is only so much a president could do. >> i agree with bret on one thing. i don't think this president should expend his political capital -- >> you gave me a good segue. president should use political capital on israel. should he use it on gun control? i mean, he's putting a lot of political capital now behind something and, historically, gun control is very, difficult to get through the senate. >> i think we've seen extraordinary possibilities, but it's not going to happen in congress. the president should keep talking. it took five years to get the brady bill, the ban on assault weapons five years ago to get a ban on large capacity magazines,

fatah. the fact is, you can come up and say whatever the pact is the department of justice investigated this case, your department investigated this case. the justice department investigated this case. it was not the secretary of the army that investigated it, you and your department investigated it. so what i'm asking you, out of respect for these men and women, 13 that gave their life, who paid the ultimate price, this young lady here, i found out today what is your name, ma'am? angela. she just moved from my congressional district -- moved to my congressional district, i will work with them, if no one was there, say, no one here was but i'm asking you on the record, on behalf of the people who serve this country, 13 who gave their life, will you send someone up from the justice department next week and mr. fatah should be there and i will come and mr. rooney wants me to come to say what the involvement was, whether you were, not you, whether justice was or was not involved. yes or no. >>

it's currently based in the fatah region of pakistan. it has carried out attacks including suicide bombings in afghanistan against u.s. troops. primarily it has been trying to recruit german nationals. it had some success recruiting germans germans, tried to carry out two attacks in germany including one at ramstein air base. the other at the airport in 2007. the german chairmgovernment knos organization quite well. that is a group u.s. intelligence officials are looking at more closely to see if particularly the older brother wasn't just inspired by the actions of this group and others like it, but whether he had real direct contact with them and was led by them, trained by them, and they're looking in particular at that six-month window when he was in russia. >> we've also found a slide show of the older brother's biography. there are a number of statements soer associated with them. there are three here. one says he was originally from chechnya but living in the united states since five years. tamerlan says, "i don't have a single ame

. >> can you conclude -- >> also fatah you should guard at the local hospital? >> i won't say who might be in custody right now. >> can you confirm that i.c.e. a person of ocean avenue under custody and looking for a second person, a roommate in that unit? >> david, what i can say is i.c.e. is a component. they're active with us right now and interviewing witnesses with us and assisting us integrally with this investigation. >> there has been talk of photos and one photo yesterday went viral and sort of a man on a roof. have you decided -- that photo. >> we are processing a lot of photographic, digital photographic evidence right now as several speakers said today including the governor. we encourage the submission of any photographic evidence but i can't comment on the -- on specific tips or leads right now. >> can you tell us about -- >> you said earlier -- >> can you tell us about the surveillance cameras in the area? are you able to use those and how they're helpful and what you're seeing on them? >> karen, i think commissioner davis can talk about that. i t

. >> why were there al qaeda central out of the fatah or two twisted, perverted cowardly knockoff jihadisaying nothing is ruled out as boston takes another big step toward normal. >> i think life in boston is very important that things move on because everyone has been very upset for the past week. >> reporter: the urban flow returning to boylston street except at the locations of each bombing. those places, like a world still on hold, places of reflection, places where emotions still flow. at the memorial to the victims, jill biden, wife of the vice president, stopped to pay her respects. >> reporter: now, one other thing i want to point out to you, jeff bowman, the guy who lost both legs in the bombing here, there was a picture tweeted out of him at the hospital sending a birthday to another victim, it is absolutely amazing. eight -- ten days on, life is moving on for these folks. that doesn't make you feel a little better today, your heart is made of stone. john? >> miguel, so many acts of kindness, so many acts of courage. look at that picture, amazing. miguel marquez for us on the st

he complains he cannot send more and heinto the fatah contemplated abandoning their safe havens altogether. second of the met, safety of the operators rid the second advantage is they did not endanger teams operating and, that they remain back on a secured basis. i want to stress the protection of soldiers, if they are on base, should never be bought at the cost of unnecessarily endangering civilians. i will talk about civilians in a second. other things being equal, a tactic that protect soldiers is better than one that exposes them here. their argument, discrimination. i just mention the importance of protecting civilians, an area where critics have been vocal in objecting to drone spirit drones have often been charged with a visiting disproportionate harm on civilians. understandablean and at least one sense. for the killing of a civilian, if unintentional, is no less tragic. it is true that some civilian deaths are and enable people of war, particularly as is thought to date with one side hiding in the civilian population. there is a sense in which the complaint against u.s. drones see

fatah? >> thank you, mr. chairman. first and foremost, let me welcome you to committee. i know that there's many things that immediately are focusing your interest and concern including the incident in boston , and i know that the entire justice department -- the fbi, the atf, your offices and others -- are focused on this matter, and i know that time is limited. i would respond to each of the criticisms that have been offered by the chairman, and we are truly good friends and work well together. needless to say, it's not surprising that the majority party, different from the president's party, might take issue with some of the activities of a cabinet member. and it's been part of the pattern. you can't, obviously, represent the administration's point of view and represent the house point of view because they're too drastically different points of vws on almost every subject. but in this particular matter, what we're focused on is your appropriations request. what are the dollars that you need to run the agency that's responsible for protecting american citizens. and for