>> it's hamas. it's the palestinian islamic jihad, it's the p.f.l.p.g.c. it's even support-- as i know you've talked about-- for elements of the taliban. this is a state enterprise for iran. this is part of their budget, essentially, that they're going to support these terrorist groups around the world. by exposing that, we're able too increase the effect of what i'm talking about and the i.r.g.c. is the principal organization through which they do this. so when i say we want to pursue a conduct-based sanctions policy one that will generate a coalition of governments and the private sector around the world, we point to their nuclear program, we point to their missile program, we also point to their support for terrorism and the i.r.g.c. is the focus of it. so the more they rely on the i.r.g.c., the more it's self-isolating. and we saw an example of this. so over the summer they were unable to develop a particular part of their gas field, which is a major gas field in iran. and so they gave the opportunity if you will, to a company called cata mallambia. th

breaks to donors and the united states considers hamas a terrorist organization. american laws ban anyone from funding any terror group. the organization is now under fire and gives humanitarian aid to the palestinian people but denies giving money to terrorists. with us from washington, is a former justice department official currently an attorney specializing in money laundering schemes. it is funny because i was researching this thinking the people at home are going to be shaking their heads, are you saying, a tax break? are you kidding me? write off the mortgage, and the donation to salvation army and, by the way, the $2,000 we gave to hamas. >>guest: it is illegal to give money to a terrorist organization. the hard part is knowing where your money is going when you give it to a charity organization. so in this case they claim that we are not giving it to hamas or raising money for them in a criminal way and the donors are misled. so, the tax deduction, if you will, in most cases i expect is going to be innocently taken as opposed to purposely given. >>trace:

in california before a hamas foreclosed on and lenders have to sign documents saying that they diligently tried to reach the homeowner. what is this made for foreclosures of our state? the attorney general says he wants all lenders to stop foreclosing on homes here until they can demonstrate their comply with california state laws. one lender bank of america

hezbollah, sometimes hamas, sometimes al qaeda, sometimes the taliban. i mean, we cover all of these bad guys, if you will. >> rose: and you say we're prepared to give this information to another government and whatever action they take is whatever action they take in order to kind of thwart whatever harm to them it might bring? >> right. >> rose: if actions are carried out by somebody we think is up to no good. >> exactly right. and part of that is persuading other governments that the mere fund raising in their... i say "mere" i don't think it's mere. but what they might do as the mere fund raising in their country is a threat to them. persuading them that, you know, it's not just about stopping attacks within your borders, it's about going after this entire network. it's about shutting them down even if the person is there to fund raise this is something we need to be working together on the stop. >> rose: where is the money

>> back in june, 2007, hamas took over gaza and shortly after thatoctober 2007, we saw the brutal murder of a rami, a christian bookstore operator as a result many christian were afraidand couldn't live under hamas. you have 700 evangelicals when there used to be 7,000. >> is this happening in other areas of the middle east? >> let's look at iraq, before the iraqi war, we saw a million chriians, now down to 4-500,000. it isn't because of the fighng. when christians live in peace, they are bombing their churches, threatening to kidnap them and kill them. they are not going to stay in that situatio half of them. >> under sudan hussein, the christians were doing pretty well. >> in a place like egyptn, christian girls say if we are not dressed with a veil or scarf, they throw acid on us. >> it is disturbing when you think about the holy land not being a safe place. >> there is only 2 percent christians. >> you can find gary's reports on our website cwnews.org. you can find linksto ministries that help persecuted believers. >> you maybe familiar with fox news correspondent jennifer griffin, s

for israeli settlers were killed when palestinian gunmen opened fire on their car near hebron the hamas military wing has issued a statement vowing to a vet avenge the deaths of their members the operation has raised tensions as peace talks remain in serious trouble over israeli settlement building. a russian rocket with the u.s. astronaut and two russian cosmonauts on board has blocked it off successfully willing to national space station is the first flight for the morning guys so you spacecraft and it's due to reach its destination on sunday tom bolton was at the by canoe cosmodrome for the. baikonur has been the site of rocket launches for about fifty five years this year its anniversary it's also been the site of soyuz launches for decades but guarin free from here and now this soyuz rocket is an advance upon a long line of previous ones one thing that hasn't changed several decades is the people of flight the humans crews that go inside it the three men in this crew have been training for two years long an extensive training period the captain alexander kaleri experienced cosmonau

bank that if they try to crack down on hamas violence in the west bank that there will be an all-outhough, despite the grass roots level there are many activists from hamas, from fatah, from islamic jihad, from the wide diversity of political groups that are working together to use nonviolent strategies. this is a documentary film opening this friday in new york and opening all across the country. you will see that on the grassroots level things look a little different than what we see on the mainstream level every day and there's a lot more information that we're getting. >> that's very much the case just from having been on the ground. i know how difficult it is to get attention on what is happening day in, day out in the territories, in gaza, and also in israel politically. this is what secretary clinton had to say today. i want to ask you about this coming up. >> i'm convinced that both prime minister bett ten ya huh and has want to do. they have the naysayer voices and the legitimate concerns about what the future would brink. >> queen noor, do you believe there's good will on b

israeli troops of killed two senior hamas militants in a raid on a house in the west bank city of hebron the israeli army said the militants were wanted for their involvement in attacks against israelis last month for israeli settlers were killed when a palestinian gunman opened fire on a colony of hebron the military wing of hamas is issued a statement vowing to avenge the deaths the operation has raised tensions as remain in difficulty over israeli settlement building. a top north korean official has made their first public statement indicating that the son of leader kim jong il is likely to eventually succeed his father as the next ruler kim jong il took over as north korea's ruler in one thousand nine hundred ninety four when his father died in what became the first hereditary succession in the communist world the announcement comes as the country begins celebrating the sixty fifth anniversary of the workers' party government officials claim the celebrations will be the biggest of their kind in the nation's history. in chile thirty three miners trapped deep underground for more than

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i down on hamas struck go but was more fingers than what's on my hand. >> we always enjoy this littletatement read at the ballpark put together by vern gland fans ask questions and then i pretend i know everything is the first one >> gary what happens to the balls when the pitcher doesn't want them anymore and they throw them back? >> with the talk about some time to watch the game if the ball with picture proceeds the sky for the kidder says the spalls but in the terror something of a throw it to out to most of them go for batting practice that's what the players use before the game of the old ball for batting practice. question no. two. >> hey gary, the giants got a break which tim we think of instant replay now? >> i one of these guys who has the same goes like to keep a real and keeping it real is my livelihood if i was a player manager of eds of the line depended on the call the right i'd want a replay but when i'm sitting on my couch watching an event to i think sometimes it takes too long it been in pro football in the go under the hood and a put a guy and a the good with class

if you want to add preconditions let me add some: dismantle hamas, stop the bombings from gaza strip israel. you want preconditions add them. >>neil: what if they say we want you to quit bulldozing houses and that. >>guest: stop everything. we must speak together to our friends and neighbors, if you would like, with no preconditions. and if anybody imposes a precondition, actually they are making the talks stumble and i recommend to stop the precondition, recommend the government to go and do the maximum they can to strategic a deal. >>neil: do you think president obama has your back? >>guest: repeat the question? >>neil: do you think president obama supports you in this whole negotiation process? else eggs i -- >>guest: i can say the pressure by the united states is not constructive but pushing people to feel that they are rubbing into a bad deal and my recommendation to the u.s. government is don't rush the teams to a bad deal because you want a deal. you have to be very prudent and smart and if it takes longer, you want the people to take longer, they are not there yet the governm

in 2012, 75 senior hamas veteran will be able to live out their lives in dignity. i just cannot say enough about the job the city does of stepping up to the plate. it is not just about platitudes and waving banners, it is about getting the job done. we are great -- we are very grateful. >> randy martina's is the president of the city college. randolph will explain, through the gi bill, how they are now funding the gi bill. it is not about where you are from but where you are going to school. because of the high cost of living, they provide more than just about any other city college in the state. >> thank you. but i am also a marine, [inaudible] thank you, mayor. policy advisers. thank you for having us here. i served seven years in the marine corps. i am here as the president of veterans alliance. our mission has been to create a home where veterans can come in and have a school that can offer so many things to them. one of the things that we've pushed the last semester was the better the resource center. dr. griffin made that happen along with walter newman. this

hamas started asking questions and the same rancho alimentary even though no accidents reported becausere is been not enough time. this opened and earlier this week. these cost the district over $1.5 million will stay closed until they meet with the designer, manufacturer at our meeting next tuesday night. they will decide if any modifications need to be made before children are allowed on these structures, again. >> today, parents had mixed reactions and this is what they had to say. >> you know, if that is what they need to do to get it fixed. to get it fixed, why mess around? >> accidents will happen, and they will continue to happen and hoping that children will be more careful. to me, they do not look dangerous at all. >> it is sad! is seems like all schools were being redone for it is safer. down. >> some parents did not want to appear on camera that they are frustrated by the closure and question weather the play's structure installation was a rush job. the district superintendents and that it was not the job and independent constructoinspector okayed the >> traffic is light, mov

. >> can there be peace with hamas still controlling gaza? >> no, there can't be perfect peace. they can only give peace on the west bank. can't give peace in lebanon or iran. iran is the 800 pound gorilla in the room. there won't be peace in the middle east if there is a nuclear iran. so i threw it right back... with yoplait light -- around 100 calories. now i love my curves in all the right places. ♪ a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when it comes to relieving your arthritis pain, you and your doctor need to balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, including celebre

in california before a hamas foreclosed on and lenders have to sign documents saying that they diligently tried to reach the homeowner. what is this made for foreclosures of our state? the attorney general says he wants all lenders to stop foreclosing on homes here until they can demonstrate their comply with california state laws. one lender bank of america has art announced that nationwide they're going to stop the sales of foreclosed homes while they do internal investigation. what does this mean for people were in the middle for closure? the website foreclosure reader said for some people if it could mean a delay in the process. it won't stop the foreclosure but could give them more time in their homes. christine conley kron 4 news to >> bridge many foreclosed homes are sense of light in communities like a right they're considering local ordinances that would impose fines on banks that failed to maintain those properties. this was on arnold drive it's one of 251 and alright it's falling fast into disrepair. people dumping trash on top of that left behind by former owners. the putting

. >> can there be peace with hamas still controlling gaza? >> no, there can't be perfect peace.hey can only give peace on the west bank. can't give peace in lebanon or iran. iran is the 800 pound gorilla in the room. there won't be peace in the middle east if there is a nuclear iran. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you call now, you'll get this free information kit... with all you need to enroll. put thei

an arab country, is a player in lebanon through its support of hezbollah, through its support for hamas, and that is something that worries israel. it clearly worries the united states and the european union as well. the feeling is that iran is destabilizing this region and not helping to promote peace in this region. >> thank you very much. thank you. despite the highs and lows, the world games in l.a. are coming to an end -- in dehli are coming to an end. some of the most memorable moments. >> india is gearing up for the grand finale. what memories will it leave us? let's find out. dream games almost fell apart. its missed deadlines, heavy rain, and when these pictures of the village were released, it was the last straw. >> they are appalling. thy. are filled th nobody would ever want to live in those kind of conditions. >> days before the opening, a pedestrian bridge collapse raised more fear. this spectacular show lifted the mood. the grand opening ceremony in front of the full house, a magical evening that resurrected the games. when the competition started, the athletes perform in

from hamas received intelligence reports from. hungry for the full story we've got it for us the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. wealthy british style the stock. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy. headline news to report. russian historian and. the foreign intelligence service has been working with archives in recent years to get detailed information on the cipher communications of salvias agents now that the documents have been declassified such cool says despite france's refusal to help. to help its part now under that agreement it is true though that. support. troops on the western borders and some of the troops in central regions were put on full alert there were twenty frontline divisions and also warplanes bombers fighters already to help build up but it was one of the crowd fifteen thousand party faithful and. in september david for niche analyst working israel has written a book about the whole you could print one of the most important parts president spanish

police say the fire that caused millions of dollars was set by hamas men his it life was spiraling out of control >> 23 year-old alexander piggy has been charged with setting the blaze in the game stopped video store. he is described as a transient who met recently been fired from his job at an inn in alberta. friends say that he is living in a homeless shelter in struggling with mental problems where he was booked in that county jail and faces charges of arson, burglary and making criminal threats and at the mall today firefighters were still putting out hot spots this morning. >> it is a very disheartening thing to see, it is a gym to us and when you out our it saturday look up at that area you concede right through the roof to the sky >> fire and water damage about one-quarter of the 1.3 million for it said there. i message on the website said that it will remain closed while the damages anas fast. it generates more than $3 million a year in tax revenue for the city and employs hundreds of residents. schwarzenegger issued an emergency declaration give in and mediate benefits left wi

hamas islamic down? >> part of it is philosophical. -- how does this breakdown? >> part of it is philosophical. part of it is network management. should prioritization be possible? what sort of expectations, with respect to internet applications? but a lot of it comes down to deployment. that is a regional issue. i think a lot of issues are more concerned with what is the extent of deployment in my state, where the speed, the network sophistication, and they are more concerned about getting investment out there to have the best services possible. they are more concerned about that. what you saw with every house republican, 25% of the house democrats, too, saying, wait, f c c, look at your approach. they are more concerned with making sure that the private sector deployment supports that than an imminent threat in the future. >> he is referring to this notion that members want to see the fcc help them get broadbent to their districts. they want fcc help them get broadband and deployment. you talk about reforming universal service and getting broadband a deeper int

greater transparency and information exchange that leaves places such as the cayman islands or the hamas which may soon become the nearest destinations to offer and safe harbor from the tax authorities the jennifer to business are to. time to see how the russian indices finished thursday's session from isis slipped back into red at close all the way players were trading in a narrow range exceptions what point is gold up seven percent on high metals prices and plans to boost gold production of russian truck they could come up two percent on the talks a direct may increase state and expectedly high was rushing for zero three chains seven continent shares were up twelve percent. and russians are getting more pessimistic about.

for one that is of course the exact time that on the police called sky was gunned down on the side hamas go home a blog a minute just silence was held just behind me here in the center of moscow and that was then followed by a short memorial service attended by several high profile politicians and the artists and people who just love diana and wanted to publicly more huddles done something that she was an upset by the nation. i remember her brother. after reading it i said to my friend and you will be killed and she was killed within a few days the article was about what's happening to her investigation as far as progress is being made in the case on wednesday interesting announcement came from the russian investigative team who said that they'd identified a number of suspected accomplices who they believe in hiding across europe so they've called all the help of the european police colleagues to root out and find these people but we all for years all of the family and former colleagues have on the part of growing increasingly frustrated at the slow pace of the case the police for that p

people running the country, however, have a much different point of view, and are very busy supporting hamas, hezbollah, even al-qaeda, both in iraq and the talaban and afghanistan, causing the death of americans and allied soldiers. they are players for the long term. >> come back to you in a second, trudy. let's hear what some of our other experts have to say about the iranian-u.s. tensions. >> i think that we should talk to people who we uh, have very fundamental disagreements with, as we do with iran. we ought to tell them why, to their face, we consider them to be a threat, and why the world community thinks they're such a threat. but i'm uh, hoping what we're able to do is to uh, knit together the world community in a very, very tight way, which sends a message to iran. and this would include the russians, the chinese and others, that having moving towards a nuclear weapon is unacceptable to the world community. and i think it's very doable now. >> we were serious about negotiating. we should not start them by talking about more sanctions, options not being left off the table, which is