. >> a bes the question of how serious he face dep loam assy, the former member of the likud. they don't have a foreign minister, it shows a disdainful attitude towards public diplomacy, it indicates from the prime minister's office ideological fidelity, it is what is most important. >> let's talk about the competence issue. this guys, his talk inflames tensions with palestinians. it's not a smart nov. >> it was something break-in years ago, some comments on facebook. in of the last few weeks. it's one thing, but some of the statements in the last few weeks, including against binyamin netanyahu. it's remarkable lack of vetting if not a disregard for making sure it's the right person for the job >>> the pentagon paid post sport franchises millions of dollars to stage salutes at event. now senators have released a report outlining the practice called paid patriotism. rosalind jordan reports. >> reporter: saluting the troops is a regular part of the sports matches. teams are not holding the event out of love of country, they are accusing the pentagon of paying teams to do so. the

to define, but he pointed out in the arab municipalities that are palestinian cities within israel, likudve been beat something like three to one by labor in its best showings. even that front the guy just without falsehoods. i think that speaks to the fact neera tandem was not the right person to conduct this interview because she doesn't of issues well enough to be able to respond when netanyahu brings these falsehoods. amy: he was also questioned are the center for american progress event on tuesday. about gaza. >> israel went through the book. it went by the book. it left gaza to the last square centimeter. it took away -- just took them apart. it even disinterred people from their graves, handed the keys over to masra who probably lost they hamas, even though were only 3000 strong that any of 15,000 troops. they kicked him out. amy: your response, ali gharib? >> that is not true, either. every international authority considers gaza occupied. the reason is because israel controls its borders and reserves the right to make incursions there. just because aren't settlements and checkpoin

. >> why an airplane would come apart in perfect likud good question. >> reporter: all people on board killed including 17 children. russian investigators have arrived in egypt saying it's to the soon to say what triggered the crash but that the plane clearly broke up at a high altitude. the plane's black box wiz include the flight data recorder have been recovered and will provide crucial answers. the probability is here with an inflight breakup that something caused that, something on the order of a bomb or explosion of some sort on the airplane. >> egypt says there was nos distress call during the flight problem before. just after 209 minutes from takeoff the metro jet flight began to quickly descend from 31,000 feet and then disappeared from radar. the co-pilot's ex-wife told russian tv her husband had repeatedly complained about technical issues with the 1-year-old airbus 321. including that fateful morning. >> a russian commercial aviation has just about the worst safety record in the world. >> militants in the sinai linked to isis quickly claimed responsibility but intelligence

grid in certain asset classes and the study's findings are a concern to me, highlighted serve as a likud had to measure but declined including difficulties in executing trades, reduction in market have become increasing market volatility and the bifurcation and liquidity. the study also notes pending future rules, regulations could have further impact on the market making activities as we exit historic period of monetary policy. are you aware of the price waterhouse study? have you read that and look at? >> the edge is a great a number of studies and i believe that one as well. certainly our staff has. it's also something that really both in the trading and marketing and investment management area that we been very attuned and in dialogue with the market participants about those risks and those eventualities, particularly when interest rates go up. >> market liquidity is a pretty big deal, isn't it? >> it certainly is. >> the concern i have is we're not sure your agency is getting the attention to it because we do that from a lot of different market participants, at a liquidity issue is

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