hello everyone, i am george thomas. >> and i am wendy griffith. will it impact the future. paul marshal of the hudson of religion freedom as well as our own expert john waage will join us in just a moment. first, white house reporter jennifer wishon brings us thr report on the president's speech. >> as a revolutionary wave continues to spraed across the middle east and africa, president obama says, released a bomb shell on israel and palastinian. requiring israel to give up land it gained during the 1967 war including east jerusalem. >> we believe the borders of israel and palastinian should have mutually agreed spots and secure for both states. the palastinian people must have the right to govern themselves and reach their full potential in a sovereign and contiguous state. >> president says his position is likely to angry israelis, especially those already disillusioned with his policy. >> no one wants to wear his face, no one likes him. he is only causing problems. >> as the arabs create new governments, president obama called for equal rights for weem and freedom of rig

george thomas is on vacation. prayer warriors are turning to god to heal their land. they gathered to take part in the 60th annual national day of prayer. nags's capitol was center stage. paul strand was there and has the story. >> people from all around the nation gathered on their knees for this event asking for god's mercy and blessing for america. >> some people talk a lot about prayer. we do the praying on the national day of prayer. this is the most important day in our national life. nothing compares to this day. >> long time day of prayer chairman shirley dobson called out that they are calling upon their countrymen since 1775. >> this has been our heritage, our tradition. >> get to your knees for a time of -- it is a mandate across the scriptures. >> every word of god cries out for his people to repent. >> not all americans believe it is proper for government to call for prayer. amanda says it violates separation of church and state. >> we do not believe government should be in the business of telling people when to pray. >> alan west disagrees. >> this count

hello everyone welcome to "christian world news" i am george thomas. >> and i am wendy griffith. a u.s. congressman pushes to make religious freedom a greater priority at the state department. the sponsor says religious freedom says it must be a greater priority. jennifer wishon reports. >> for some reon people are not as interested in religious rights and freedom than they used to be. >> when frank wolf created it in 1988, it was a dominant issue. then ron ald reagan was a force to be reckoned with. wolf says concern for religious freedom has diminished. >> in iraq where more activities took place, iraq christians speak the same language as jesus. daniel is buried there, babylon, abraham is from iraq, esther is from iraq. now iraq christians gunned down. >> it would require religious training for all foreign officers, strengthen the countries for nations that deny religious freedom and elevate the religious freedom ambassador so they report directly to the secretary of state. [music playing]. new york city city pastor dr. suzan johnson cook has been tapped by president obama for

resources to fight a growing global food crisis, hello and welcome to "christian world news" i am george thomas. around the world food prices are rising to previously unseen levels and consequences could be dire. high cost for food fueling political in instability and pushing millions into poverty. charlene israel shows us more. >> reporter: recent extreme weather patterns here in the u.s.>> it has been well a problem everywhere. we had a low level. we are not about to run out of corn. the carry over is getting where we need a good crop this year. >> vegetable prices soaring 70-75 percent of lettuce crops damaged. texas is the biggest producer of cattle. the second larger winter wheat crop. state experiencing its worst drought in 44 years, much of the wheat crops have been damaged, forcing ranchers to reduce cattle herds. weather problems aren't limited to the u.s. in russia, the worst drought in half a century devastated wheat crops. australia known for producing a lot of meat but have sent prices soaring. china, the worst drought in 60 years threatening the wheat crops. the chinese government

. >> and welcome to christian world news, george thomas and wednesday griffith are on vacation, obama -- that's because global persecution is on the rise. paul strain reports from washington. >> it's not getting better out there in many nations for those who wish to worship freely. >> it's become worse over the past several years. >> that's the word from the u.s. government group that -- their new annual report highlights countries like vietnam who face imprisonment and -- >> they took me to the station and tortured me, they used something to -- and one of my toes. the government says there's freedom of religion but there's lots of persecution among christians and others. >> the commissions of the -- shabaz bott, there was a bla*t mammy law. >> i believe in jesus christ who has given his life for us, i know the following of the cross, and i'm ready to die for a cause, i'm living for my community and suffering people, and i will die to defend their rights. >> the commissioners are asking the u.s. government to blacklist egypt to respond to what they call a sharp deterioration of religi

. >> the snow morris, james federer cooper, harry picchu stowe, george thomas edison, henry adams sunday night with david mccullough on the americans who made the greater journey to 19th century paris. that is at 8:00 p.m. on c-span. >> nowlin succeeds in live by themselves. you must be willing to lean on others, listen to others, and yes, love others. >> watched the 2011 commencement speeches on c-span memorial day weekend and search past commencement addresses from politicians, activists, authors, president and other world leaders on line of the c-span video library. you can search, watch, click, and share every event we've covered from 1987 through today. it is washington your way. >> now a hearing on the financial future of the postal service. also, remarks from the postmaster general on legislation that would reimburse the postal service for over payments made on its pension fund, which would result in billions of dollars in added revenue. this is almost two hours. >> i especially want to welcome back senator akaka who has been on the dl for a week or two and is back and rested. and

george w. bush and kill thomas and his henchmen and the corporation for public broadcasting trying to do the same first of all they don't believe in public funding of of the media as a matter of principle but secondly more importantly they do not believe there should be truth tellers who are counted rate the official view of reality do not like independent journalism let me repeat that is not true of the present president of the corporation for public broadcasting or the present president of p.b.s. paula kerger i believe they are committed to public television in the interest of the and informed american public unfortunately for seven straight years public broadcasting's public television's revenue has been flat and the greatest challenge facing public television at the moment is in fact diminishing resources to do the kind of quality reporting and the kind of of great programming that the american people deserve. bill moyers thanks so much for being with us here tonight it's better than ours keep it up tom you're. poor the voice out there in the independent world of broadcasting thank you thank

they plasted george bush with greek american michael decaulk is in a fake ad. >> he was a white northern european heritage. thomas jefferson was of white northern european heritage. john f. kennedy was of white northern european heritage. george herbert walker bush is of white northern european heritage. but michael dukakis? bush. he's whiter. chris: bush attacked four years later on clinton. >> this kind of attack shows just how separate the bush campaign has become. yes, i did go to moscow by train in 1969. i struck up a conversation with the man on the seat next to me. he gave me a package to take to moscow and leave it across from lenin's tomb. >> isn't it true that you burned an american flag in red square? >> i tried to burn an american flag once. i didn't like it. gave off toxic fumes so i didn't inhail. chris: ask and when bush 43 was running against john kerry, there was those infamous swift vote ads. saturday night life was on the case. >> i started taking sniper fire. three of us were pinned down. that's when john kerry turned to me and said you know, i don't think americans pay enough taxes. >> kerry

thomas. investigators say the person called prince george's county's crime solvers and identified a suspect whong investigated. the tipster will get cash rewards from many counties. thomas is accused of sexually assaulting more than a dozen women. police say his victims included women in prince george's, fairfax and loudoun county. >> the montgomery county council has decided to comply with a program that it doesn't like and has been public about that displeasure about it. the secure communities initiative requires local police departments to send finger prints of all jail inmates to a federal immigration agency. while that can help agents track down illegal immigrants, opponents of the program like the group casa, in maryland, say it is also making many people too afraid to report crimes or suspicious activity to police. >> today, britain's prince charles will visit the white house and later make a speech at georgetown university. that keynote address will be about sustainable agriculture after his arrival yesterday in washington, the prince of wales visited the common good city farm. voluntee

com and sean thomas' blog about his experiences on the continent is also online and i show you check it out. for them on. one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is and georgeadults and people have to be aware that they're far away from civilization sean thomas discovers five makes antarctica so special of the destructive for many the wildlife in antarctica is ablaze if you live in the flood zone. expedition to the bottom of the earth. now easing in zero gravity is a sensation few overs will ever experience that's why aussies son tom basant amaze an american astronaut ahead of his mission to the international space station next week to find out about the challenges of life in orbit. we're here in the countryside part of star city the cosmonaut training center north of moscow and we've managed to catch a rare moment where the cosmonauts and astronauts get to relax after all their exams and training before going off to baikonur to be fired up into space to the international space station and i'm lucky enough to be here with mike fossum he's been on the shuttle missions twice and this is his first rocket mission up to the i assess would be talking a bit about

now, george, it's a race against time to track these people down. >> we're going to learn a lot more tomorrow. okay, pierre thomas, thank you so much. >>> also today, president obama delivered his personal thanks to everyone who carried out the bin laden mission. including those super secret navy s.e.a.l.s who stormed the compound. it all happened at ft. campbell, kentucky. and jake tapper is there, and jake, that meeting, of course, was behind closed doors but you've learned a lot more about what happened. >> reporter: away from cameras, president obama did not just thank the navy s.e.a.l.s, green berets and night stalker helicopter pilots that killed bill laden. those fighting men offered the president a detailed briefing on what went on, using a laser pointer, photographs, maps and even a small scale model of the compound. president obama told the 2,000 troops of the 101st airborne about his private meeting with their brothers in arms. >> it was a chance for me to say on behalf of all americans and people around the world "job well done." >> reporter: presenting the special forces with the highest honor, a pre

aaron thomas is linked to at least 17 attacks on women in prince george's, fairfax, loudon as well as connecticut and rhode island. he was arrested in early march in new haven, connecticut after he dropped a cigarette butt and police picked it up and atlanticed him to the attacks through dna evidence. his location was provided to police by an anonymous tip sister from maryland. that area will receive an award today. >>> federal immigration enforcement program in the fall. u.s. immigration told the county that its secure communities program will again tuesday, september 27th. fingerprint data from local police will be sent to federal immigration officials. some advocates for crime victims say they're concerned some victims won't report crimes if they are undocumented. >>> beginning next year, you'll have to pay a five cent bag tax. they pasched that measure imposing an extra fee on all retail establishments, not just stores that sell food. the tax applies to paper and plastic bags. it's expected to reduce litter and generate about a million dollars a year. part of that money will fund

thomas reports. each week. hikes to the bone scans and. george island to measure twenty nine different markers. by doing so he can record exactly how the glacier changes each year and it seems that glaciers in antarctica are getting smaller yet. if i put our glaciers are changing in size points to a change in claimants and i know we know that since the middle or the end of the nineteenth century the majority of the last year's are receiving it means there is a general warming over climate antarctica provides a unique opportunity where scientists can get a firsthand look at how this warming trend affects the local ecosystem. greater amount of fresh water is coming from slam into the sea which forms of fresh water where. surface of the sea water fresh water is lighter so there is some problems with mixing of the water coral which could possibly influence as a structural. planter zooplankton and krill are the main source of food for the majority of life in antarctica clearly over the last thirty years in this region the amount of ice which is critical for coral survival in the wintertime has decli

the person called prince georges county crime stoppers and identified a suspect. the tipster is going to get cash rewards. thomas is accused of sexually assaulting more than a dozen women. police say his victims included women in prince georges, fairfax, and in leesburg. >>> a teenager who attacked a guard before escaping from a local youth detention center is back in custody tonight. trevon cortez carey escaped back on april 18. he was captured yesterday and now he is charged with assault on a police officer. >>> four dais after the wedding of his oldest son, prince charles is in washington. after visiting the u.s. supreme court, the prince of whales is checking out the common good city farm. our bruce johnson is live there in northwest on an urban farm that grows food for low income dc residents. bruce. >> hi anita. we are on b street in northwest just off the campus of the university. the prince of whales arriving. this is his interage. he is inside this urban farm. part of a three-day visit to washington. he has been to the supreme court. he will visit president barack obama. he is interested in agriculture

and children were reportedly assaulted by the same man. 39-year-old aaron thomas of connecticut is now charged. prince george'snty, fairfax county and prince william county crime solvers programs are paying out their rewards. >>> it's been one year since the murder of 22-year-old yeardley love found beat ton death in her charlottesville apartment last may. already ex-boyfriend george huguely is charged with her murder. his trial is set for next february. >>> the caps sought to overcome adversity if they want to win the stanley cup. we'll take you down to tampa where the team is trying to avoid a sweep. so, what happens if i'm in an accident and need to get my car fixed? progressive makes it easy because we give you choices. you can pick where to get your car fixed. we can cut you a check. or, at our service center, we take care of everything for you. ♪ [nervous laugh] whoo! so many choices. take your time. the service center. okay. giving you choices. now, that's progressive. call or click today. the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent an

outlaws the seventh seed thomas burdick of the czech republic in the other final. in meantime noble george also exhausted his thirty fifth consecutive win this season we've been sold in sixty six love and it's now just seven billion shot of john mcenroe's record best start of the season dating back to ninety eight. and jock which is semi final opponent will be fourth ranked andy murray opening south. korea fired but managed to pull back into the next couple of sets by six games to one each the victory marking. victory lost the series. and on the latest side maria sharapova is into the samis although the former world best was how buy her a quarterfinal opponent of a progress thing at the expense of the injured it outside and the who are inside of three love in the second set after winning the first six for so disappointment for azhar and made it into the final last week in madrid and has been showing great poem ahead of the french open shop over meanwhile will face current world number one carling business next after the danes stormed through by beating the five c. yankovic's this one was p

and children were reportedly assaulted by the same man. 39-year-old aaron thomas of connecticut is now charged. the prince george county, fairfax county and prince william county crime solvers programs are all paying out the rewards. >>> a d.c. man is telling fox 5 about a terrifying attack. this is just the latest incident involving a group of teen-agers. this happened while he was walking home near u. street on saturday night. the man said 10-15 teens jumped him. one of the suspects took his phone and ran off. so far police have not made any arrests in this case. >> we know where the crime is and if they can focus on the areas and get something done about it. >> that is the problem with the youthful offender, they are going away to new beginnings and coming back with their wrists slapped. i don't think they're getting the message of how serious we are. >> counsel member graham is dealing with the issue of crime with city leaders rights now. >>> opt for reusable bags or you'll pay more in montgomery county. they aproofed a 5 cents bag tax yesterday. this tax will apply to fearly all stores, not just stores sell

thomas does it go, dr. joe marshall, commissioner james slaughter, commissioner petra dejesus. we are also joined by chief of police georgeign. also with us are the it assistant chief. this isn't she said of the operation pirro. assistant chief denise schmitt. deputy chief john murphy, enforcement and security at the mta. commander sandra tong of the airport bureau. commander james dudley of the airport operations bureau. commander daniel mahoney, chief of the operations staff. commander daniel lazard, chief of investigations. this is a time when we stop and offer special members of the police department. these are members who have distinguished themselves through their bravery and dangerous situations. it is important to note one of the criteria for the medal of honor this one failed to -- failure to take such action would lead to center. these are actions above and beyond call of duty. at this time, i would like to invite the chief of police, cheif gascon, to come up here and speak. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. this is a special moment in policing movie get to celebrate the incredible acts of bravery by the m

his top spot in the rankings has not gone out over george which breathing down his neck makes up for the doll is ryszard s.k. at last i checked thomas burdick while earlier knox was number four hundred lawrie became the first british man to reach the semifinals in rome after coming from a set down to be germany's florian liar i mean while women's world number one caroline wozniacki also progressed the data needed almost two and a half hours ramasamy twice with champion elaine yankovic but french open champion francesca schiavone is out the italian disappointing the home crowd with a straight sets exit to samantha stosur the strain for next takes on a chinese one of the six non-league. motor sports and form of motor g.p. champion placing stoner has dominated both free practice runs ahead of sunday's french grand prix rob so hundred australian was the only writer to work on the one minute and thirty four seconds at the historic old circuit his teammates danica josep and these hundred to zero so would fall behind but it was another italian marco simoncelli finished second fastest afternoon session champion and standings leader. to sett

to out here in the field or in this case the ocean john thomas in antarctica coming up we look at the lives of the scientists here. but first georges independence day was supposed to celebrate liberty but there was little freedom of speech for those wanting to hold their government to account for corruption they were instead pelted with rubber bullets and tear gas as they tried to make their voices heard calling for president saakashvili is resignation the opposition claims some of their supporters may have been even beaten to death or he sara for reports on the brutal crackdown on protesters in tbilisi. with thousands of town the police closing in on all sides and angry protesters letting out war cries and main street in tbilisi became a battleground. water cannons rubber bullets and tear gas fired indiscriminately into the crowd many people were injured including a number of journalists artes in spanish correspondent was among those caught in the chaos the policemen appears ok he was very aggressive with it people start to get all the people they don't make any arms were nothing and then suddenly being so big bang in my stomach a

aaron thomas is linked to at least 17 attacks on women in prince george's, fairfax, loudon as well asnecticut and rhode island. he was arrested in early march in new haven, connecticut after he dropped a cigarette butt and police picked it up and linkeded him to the attacks through dna evidence. his location was provided to by police by an anonymous tipster from maryland. they will receive an award from crime stoppers. >>> federal immigration enforcement program in the fall. u.s. immigration told the county that its secure communities program will again tuesday, september 27th. fingerprint data from local police will be sent to federal immigration officials. some advocates for crime victims say they're concerned some victims or witnesses won't call for help or report crimes if they're undocumented. >>> beginning next year, you'll have to pay a five cent bag tax. they passed that measure imposing an extra fee on all retail establishments, not just stores that sell food. the tax applies to paper and plastic bags. it's expected to reduce litter and generate about a million dollars a year

thomas joins us tonight. and pierre, these bin laden times could be the most valuable intelligence breaks ever. >> reporter: indeed, george. as investigators review a mountain of intelligence from osama bin laden's compound, sources say it's clear, bin laden thought of himself as a head coach, overseeing strategy, blessing and approving plots. the materials, including notebooks taken from the bin laden compound, is both a strategic playbook and a greatest hits album of al qaeda aspirations. while no imminent plots have been incovered, it is clear that bin laden was constantly consulted on ways to attack the u.s. >> they were bringing bin laden materials that may have had p t plots on them. we know in the past he's approved specific attacks and he sent attacks back for further work and further analysis. >> reporter: the materials include numerous hallmark al qaeda plots, including attacks on water supply and transportati transportation. in the past, al qaeda planned for attacks on water supplies have included on poisoning water. the documents say there was clear intent on new york, chicago, los angeles and washington, d.c.

thomas reports. each week pull of loot of hikes to the billings house and the english are on the king's george island to measure twenty nine different markers. by doing so he can record exactly how the glacier changes each year and it seems that glaciers in antarctica are getting smaller. the falcons are glaciers are changing in size points to a change in climate sort of right now we know that since the middle or the end of the nineteenth century the majority of last years are receding it means there is a general warming over. antarctica provides a unique opportunity where scientists can get a firsthand look at how this warming trend affects the local ecosystem but some greater amount of fresh water is coming from slam into the sea which forms a freshwater layer on the surface of the sea water fresh water is lighter so there is some problems with mixing i was a water coral which could possibly influence a structural. plankton zooplankton and krill are the main source of food for the majority of life in antarctica clearly over the last thirty years in this region the amount of ice which is critical fo

anonymous tipster from prince george's county will receive a $1,000 reward for his or her role in the east coast rapist case. the purses information led them to 39-year-old aaron thomas. he was linked to 17 rapes and attacks from virginia to connecticut. >>> police have released the names of the two victims of a triple murder. one of the man was 26-year-old brian daniels and the other was destined nighton from charlottesville. their bodies were dumped on a road. they believe there were shocket and their bodies removed. police have no possible suspect. >>> an alert for college students and their parents. >> it has to do with a growing number of gossip website where students can gossip about one another. the site allows students to be anonymous. >>> there is a dangerous down side that has some worried that this could drive students to suicide. >> this freshman at george mason said she has a two different identities. her real identity as a student and dancer and a one fabricated online by her fellow classmates. >> they make comments about my personal life, my private life relationships that i do not have. >> she says she has been targeted and harassed on collegeacb seve

thomas jefferson. she is a great jefferson scholar. by carey hart databook. george governor did lincoln i think. so they're sort of a mix of historians and non-historians looking at these presidencies. telling the basic story, but also getting their own sort of individual spin on it. and he asked me to do this, do the johnson book. and i guess he figured i would put my individual spin on it. i agree to do it because arthur asked me to do it and i great respect for him. i knew him from the papers of thomas jefferson. we're both on the advisory committee for the. and also because paul call up was the editor who's also the general series editor for the series, was my editor for the book i did for vernon jordan. these are two friends, you know how it is when friends ask you to do things. who asked me to do this. and i said sure. i put aside my misgivings. i knew it was a fasting topic, so much mature, very, very rich but i wondered if i would be able to sort of curve my natural feelings of antipathy about looking at this particular period of american history. and i agree to do. that was many, many y

to have something to do i'm john thomas in antarctica and coming up on our team we explore the daily life around billings thousand station. before we get to that georges independence day was supposed to celebrate liberty but there was little freedom of speech for those hoping to hold their government to account for corruption they were instead pelted with rubber bullets and tear gas as they tried to make their voices heard calling for president saakashvili his resignation the opposition claims some of their supporters may even have been beaten to death r.t. sarah for reports on a brutal crackdown on protesters in tbilisi. with thousands of vanity police closing in on all sides and angry protesters letting out war cries to main street and civil e.-c. became a battleground. cannons rubber bullets and tear gas were five indiscriminately into the crowd many people were injured including a number of journalists our teasing spanish correspondent was among those caught in the chaos the policeman appears ok he was very aggressive with the people they started it all the people they don't make any arms were nothing and then suddenly being told it pain in my sto

in terms of cultural values that the new group of heroes like to an awful lot like thomas edison and george washington and andrew carnegie and the rest of them. but what marxist would call bushwa values which plays in particular, the protestant work ethic. not that you should work to get the bmw but you should work are no matter what. and the nuclear family, essentially anti. only sex with her married spouse is appropriate. in the form of non merrill sexes wicked. i know you are now running through your mind, martin luther king believed that? and the answer is yes. across the board. not only did they believe it, but their mission was not just to change the world around them, but the bad guys. it also to change their our constituents. you will find in the history of all those movements concerted efforts demoralize among their own constituents, make women and black people and workers and poor people really into of standing bushwa good american citizens. and so that is one way in which this book is very different -- and i already see people. just me, is there. that is one thing i do that has b

sometimes people who actually fit, someone like joyce apple become a thomas jefferson, of course she is a great jefferson scholar and george mcgovern who did lincoln i think, and so there is a sort of mix of historians and non-historians looking at the presidency is telling the basic story, but also giving your own sort of individual spin on it. and he asked me to do this, to the johnson book and i guess he figured i would put my individual spin on that. arthur asked me to do it and i had great respect for him. i knew him from the papers of thomas jefferson put some the size recommitting for that. because paul baala was the editor was also the general series editor for the series for the book i did on vernon can read cities are to friends when the friends ask you to do things to ask me to do this and i said sure, i put aside my misgivings. i know it's a fascinating topic . there's so much material, but i wondered if i would be able to sort of kerf my natural feelings of antipathy about looking at this particular period of american history and i agreed to do it. that was many years ago i have to confess this is all over to

thomas discovers what makes antarctica so special and attractive from the wildlife in antarctica is unique and for. expeditions to the bottom of the earth. each week. heights to the. glacier on kings george island to measure twenty nine different markers. by doing so he can record exactly how the glacier changes each year and it seems that glaciers in antarctica are getting smaller yet. the factors are glaciers are changing in size points to a change in climates right now we know that since the middle or the end of the nineteenth century the majority of the last years are receding it means there is a general warming over. antarctica provides a unique opportunity where scientists can get a firsthand look at how this morning trend affects the local ecosystem some greater amount of fresh water is coming from slam to the sea which forms a freshwater where i was the surface of the sea water freshwater is right so there was some problems with mixing i was there was a coral which could possibly influence a structure of the plankton zooplankton and krill are the main source of food for the majority of life in antarctica clearly over the last thirty years in this region the amount of ice which is

george who is joining us from san jose. the flag is not only a fixture at the home but in that neighborhood as well, wasn't it? >> it is and it was, david and jessica. david thomas is a vietnam vet who wanted to show his patriotism who wanted to buy the flag. when he bought it was brand new but look at it right now. it is full of holes and now that osama bin laden is dead the flag is retired. tattered, beaten up and with more holes than stripes this american flag proudly flew in front of david thomas' home for a decade. >> i'm surprised it lasted. you have to think it has been almost a decade. it's never come down, wind rainstorms, cold, wet, hot. >> reporter: after terrorists took down the world trade center on 9/11. >> this flag has been flying nine years. >> reporter: thomas bought this flag and vowed to never take it down until osama bin laden was caught or killed. as the flag started to show its age after a few years, thomas put up a poem on the pole, explaining why a flag with holes had to fly. ending it with these words, you must fly until bin laden dies. >> it was always represented. never damaged or vandalized. >> reporter: on sunday night, when news br

i don't see a george washington over there. i don't see a thomas jefferson. i don't see a madison. don't see women getting any type of freedoms in egypt. so that's my concern. so the story has not been written when it talks about egypt. >> and so we experience the irony of trying to remove, i guess, that's the goal in libya, the dictator who cooperated on the war on terror and ended his weapons of mass destruction while we've been appeasing the dictatorship in iran that is sponsoring the war on terror and aggressively trying to get nuclear weapons. two questions, and it's a companion piece to the last question, would you care to comment on the state of our relationships with israel now, perhaps the obama and netanyahu exchange and where you want to talk about it. >> to talk about the pre-1967 borders. that was a horrible thing to say. it's a horrible thing to say when you surprised the prime minister, our most staunchest ally in the middle east. you cannot have peace in the middle east unless you have a willing peace partner. and to this day we have not seen a willing peace partner

thomas in antarctica and coming up on our t.v. we explore the daily life around one thousand station. great series of reports from shawn though more of that to come but next george's independence day was supposed to create and celebrate liberty but there was little freedom of speech for those wanting to hold the government to account for corruption they were pelted indeed with rubber bullets and tear gas as they tried to make their voices heard calling for president police resignation the opposition claims some of their supporters might have been beaten to death. reports of a brutal crackdown on protesters in tbilisi. with thousands of only police closing in on all sides and angry protesters letting out war cries in main street in tbilisi became a battleground. in tear gas fights indiscriminately into the crowds many people were injured including a number of journalists teasing spanish correspondent was among days caught in the chaos the policemen appeared ok he was very aggressive we did people he started all the people they don't make any friends with nothing and then suddenly being sold it pain in my stomach. relates he hit me with some kind of bullet it kind o