that the governor will be setting up a special investigative team can beat them in penang too many likud the statement which apologize to six weeks during the second one lord and acknowledged in japanese force is responsible. i could disadvantage within japan such as brown former prime minister to me and i am not as the chimney and the nation will trial at neighboring countries like south korea the japanese government has apparently decided to head with the plants. to lock in on me. turning out to the latest from crisis hit ukraine a group of heavily armed men have reportedly taking over two airports in the ukrainian region of crimea. kiev wrestling moscow for seven occupation of the progress or region despite the assurances of non interference from the crumbling of police reports. ukraine century minister arson have a comp has accused russia of an armed invasion denouncing the move as a violation of international agreements avid costs and the large force of arm and we cleaned our russian soldiers. i read it the saddest opal military airport in ukraine's region of crime euro on friday mo

taking with the likud . people can put up an emergency shelters indonesia's disaster relief agency said the pocono stop erupting the split to spread as far as five hundred km to the west to northwest the national volcano monitoring agency said the ropes begun just ninety minutes after it raised its alert status to the highest level. the mountain again erupted late on thursday night. how a late start on the cricut emma. that's the good fat dumb and that's it that's fine he woke up one whole family. it will. but that they're better than that and that would end up with bennett and i know that the utility was raining not important but rather than the data. at that. i have awful. six airports on the island of java something close. stranding passengers and bring international transport systems the eruptions don't several centimeters of prostitutes on them the surrounding region people are beginning to return to their homes to clean up. it will take days or even weeks for life on the island to get back to normal. w

most of the israeli public netanyahu is aiming at his right flank he's a political base within the likud party and with other parties and groups to the right of it is against the kerry paradigm and therefore it all means definite and rather than starting to lay the ground publicly for an acceptance of the kerry proposals is going to be actively working against them all right well as we now business and politics often go to gather and some of the european businesses have already stopped or a limited trade where the israeli businesses and west bank settlements. why does that not concern israel or does it. long term a does concern israel to a great extent the impact has not been greatly felt yet except in the occupied territories where israeli businesses have already been boycotted to some extent by importers the world over because people have made the distinction between products of the west bank and those of israel proper but now the threat is that all these really products could be boycotted because of israel's policy because of the territory is easy indeed a cause for concern. and in yo

the prime minister golda maier whose majority in the knesset was so big no one had ever heard of the likud party. let's flash forward now. you are john kerry. in syria, who do you negotiate with? there's anybody who answers the phone that comes off the wall, basically. in israel, you have a kind of minority/majority coalition. not know who is in power but it is a really complicated set of coalition partners. --benjamin netanyahu is in power. the ministry of interior. by 6:00, he will end his political life. hop over to egypt, it was the generals and morsi, and a general again. think of what a difficult time this is. i also have enormous sympathy for anyone in these jobs. >> you mentioned before your most recent book which is called "that used to be us." here i want to ask you about whether i'm right in my belief in my many years of radio that you are a very optimistic and deeply patriotic --many years of reading you that you are a optimistic and patriotic person, and yet in this book, the title as well as part of it are for from a pessimistic. you seem to be suggesting that we are at a tip

view of our interlocutory's was that kerry would fail, netanyahu would not risk his position in the likud and his government by putting forward compromised proposals, abu moslem was too weak. official wasr plo openly frustrated and only abu moslem and one other new what was going on. nevertheless, this person was sure john kerry would fail and was pushing a palestinian plan b , go back to the u.n.. in the contest of ignorance of concrete details, much attention was paid to speculation on john kerry's personality. would he stay the course? him? obama support etc.. later the week, several things happen that impacted on the nature of our discussions in tel aviv with the israelis will stop tom friedman wrote his op-ed in the new york times reporting to reveal the kerry framework. this intensified the public discussion and debate armies issues. in telannual meeting aviv of an important think tank. then, netanyahu and michael bennett, the settlor rep in the cabinet had a very public and bitter spat over the future of settlers in a palestinian state. seems to have blinked a bit. ecowas quotedand

that up appreciably well to increase the kind of position at tea with them and they can go to the likud to go into character. despite all the cool blues and ideally would be keen to move find compromises with the opposition team to compete nationally for weeks i'd have omitted to mention because in the new concrete usual hate them. with the place for every book to be portable you can buy what you can let them ride in the speech to them because you can get that bottle was much more lemons the route to the she in keeping with the eagle eyed can we find compromise that you can consider the position. you can get much more compliant compromised in any event. if only to go to iowa political attention. thank you so much a professor makes the rounds in the ts thank you for your analysis. in other world news that the office of the algerian president of the disease that if we catch ended months of speculation today announcing a seventy six year old will run for a fourth time in april elections glad he doubts that the defeat would run again owing to his whole self. he suffered a mini stroke last y

a likud, right of center israeli government, is negotiating.gotiating in concert with the palestinian leadership for the -- >> being dragged to the table -- kerry is forcing -- let's not pretend that netanyahu and abbas are, ooh, let's negotiate. it is kerry dragging -- >> yes, that's a fair point. but the israelis are participating in a constructive process. it's not in the middle of the constructive process that a boycott effort, a discrimination effort against israel, is logical. second, which is most important, is that secretary kerry is leading an american effort to, in kt fact, resolve the palestinian-israeli conflict, and take care of jerusalem, security, borders, refugees, in a way that will benefit both sides, but particularly as it relates to the settlement policy, the irony about the soda stream effort is that the factory is in an area that's relatively adjacent to the 67 lines, and in any anticipated resolution would be put within the internationally recognized borders of the state of israel. >> what can israel do -- what would you

the prime minister golda maier whose majority in the knesset was so big no one had ever heard of the likud party. let's flash forward now. you are john kerry. in syria, who do you negotiate with? there's anybody who answers the phone that comes off the wall, basically. in israel, you have a kind of minority/majority coalition. netanyahu is certainly an power, but it is a really complicated set of partners. -- by 6:00,n common he will end his political life. hop over to egypt, it was the generals and morsi, and a general again. think of what a difficult time this is. i also have enormous sympathy for anyone in these jobs. >> you mentioned before your most recent book which is called "that used to be us." here i want to ask you about whether i'm right in my belief in my many years of radio that -- reading you that you are a very optimistic and deeply patriotic person, and yet in this book, the title as well as part of it are profoundly pessimistic. you seem to be suggesting that we are at a tipping point, and if something goes wrong, we're going to be up the creek without a paddle. what happ

starting in 2015, basel iii likud recovery ratio -- enough liquid assets to cover net cash outflows for 30 days. the problem is that basel threes definition of high quality liquid assets includes the sovereign debt of vulnerable countries like portugal, ireland, italy, greece and spain. don't you think that's a will but like leading sheep to slaughter? >> well, we have designed a rule in the united states that would have stricter definitions, it's a minimum. >> so you think that that's not the same as rating agencies with high risk mortgages as aaa's which triggered the 2008 crisis? >> one is for our banking organizations and we've proposed this in our rules to hold assets that can be quickly converted into cash. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from colorado, where's his broncos cap, mr. perlmutter, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair. and i wear my broncos cap next week. madam chair, thank you for your testimony today, and i had the pleasure to hear mr. bernanke for a number of times come testify at these very same hearings. you know, i

the prime minister golda maier whose majority in the knesset was so big no one had ever heard of the likudparty. let's flash forward now. you are john kerry. in syria, who do you negotiate with? there's anybody who answers the phone that comes off the wall, basically. [laughter] in israel, you have a kind of minority/majority coalition. not know who is in power but it is a really complicated set of coalition partners. --benjamin netanyahu is in power. the ministry of interior. by 6:00, he will end his political life. hop over to egypt, it was the generals and morsi, and a general again. think of what a difficult time this is. i also have enormous sympathy for anyone in these jobs. >> you mentioned before your most recent book which is called "that used to be us." here i want to ask you about whether i'm right in my belief in my many years of radio that you are a very optimistic and deeply patriotic --many years of reading you that you are a optimistic and patriotic person, and yet in this book, the title as well as part of it are for from a pessimistic. you seem to be suggesting that we ar

the likud bloc. even now liby is part of the government. i like her. leaker man who is far right. so britain you have the new democrats, whatever they're called, liberal democrats. you have twod parties there, tories and middle of the road party. i think if you had three parties one would gradually replace the other, just like republicans replaced the whigs and replaced liberals in britain. nature of politics, need 270 electoral votes to win the presidency. if youn don't goes to the house. do you want that? no, nobody wants the house picking next president. that is scarier than ever. we want the voters to pick the president. so, 270 electoral votes. 218 to pass the house. you know, i don't want to sound like yesterday, man, i think that is the system we have got for our lives. two parties. but republican party could change a lot one way or the other. it could change radically. could go hard right or could go back. and of course i o want it to go back to the center so i can have a choice. i love havin