read you what is mr ambassador go ahead. yeah i don't know if anyone has found an interlocutor and i don't know if anyone thinks that ali abdullah saleh whatever he has done in the past really has a political future in the country this is a delicate dance to try to to get him replaced with a new government but there are many people interested in replacing him but there's no plea clear spokesman and it's not up to the outside world i think to choose the new person ok mohammed i don't know that's all right john and real quick go ahead go ahead that's true but when people use phrases like you know we have there is no single spokes where we have no into locked up or frankly what business is it of yours and there's no one spokesman you know i could. states there's no single voice in the united kingdom these are divided by political differences that's how it should be ok but i do let me ask you what i mean let me ask you a question before we go to the break here i mean one of the things you know is a western media mainstream media

our natural place to join the community of nations as a full member for mr ambassador i want to pick you up on what you just said that what will your next move if the u.s. exercises. as promised and blocks it. well we have other options we have many of our friends in fact. ten zone and dozens of countries and states who are very supportive and friendly and have been advising us to also go to the general assembly which we made and through that process to be able to. visit lucian that would contain among other things the commission of the state of palestine on the borders of nine hundred sixty seven. exerting pressure by the general assembly on the security council to vote favorably on the application of palestine for admission and thirdly. to an observer state state pending the palestine as a full member in the united nations so we have options we resorted to all our efforts in the security council does not create positive become a nation that we need to allow the general assembly to approve that recommendation and therefore to become a full member of the united nations considering on

and therefore to become a full member of the united nations considering on the subsidies what mr ambassador if i could just ask you about the recent developments in israel's announcement that it will expand settlements in the west bank must be giving you further down your neighbors actually want peace what do you think of the israelis timing on this. i think that you know this illegal action. government the occupying power of responding to the international community and to the quartet which have been asking them to abide by their obligations under international law. which calls for the freeze of settlement the fact that announcing these days this illegal. step is an indication that they are not interested in honoring what it is proposing or the international community or widen by their obligation on international law and therefore they are not interested in negotiating peace they say they want to negotiate peace without conditions they are imposing all these conditions and their actions speaks louder. announcement of their desire to negotiate peace ambassador riyad mansour palestinian envo

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mr. ambassador.ill clinton, former president of the united states, considered, i believe you would say, a friend of israel. listen to the exasperation in his voice right here. >> but sooner or later, everybody's going to have to come clean here. if the current government has decided that there will be no palestinian state and that they have no intention of having a reasonable settlement on the west bank, they should say that so the palestinians can get on with their lives and they should live with the consequences. >> it's not just the palestinians, sir, who are skeptical that the prime minister genuinely wants peace. >> well, i have nothing but respect for president clinton, but here you have the prime minister of israel, who in his first public address, he was the leader of the likud party now, came out and embraced the two-state solution. he gave that ten-month unprecedented moratorium on new construction in west bank settlements. and by the way, the word "unprecedented" was the word the secretary

mr. ambassador, thank you for joining us. i want to ask you, first, are you safe? >> yes, i am. we all are. we've let people leave the main chancery office building and return to apartments. >> pelley: i wonder, have any americans been injured in this attack today? >> none to my knowledge. certainly none at the embassy. we're not aware of any private american citizens who were injured, either. >> pelley: can you tell me a little bit about what those moments were like at the beginning of the attack? >> your first concern is getting your people into hard cover, which we did. we have a tactical operations center, that's where i spent most of my day. we're not your average embassy. we are very well prepared in terms of our physical structures, in personnel we have, and the systems we have to respond to this type of attack. >> pelley: u.s. forces turned over security of the capital there about two months ago to the afghan forces and i wonder what this says about the afghans' ability to provide security in their own capital city. >> you know, i really would caution against over exposi

mr. ambassador.uest: i cannot comment on the internal situation in the united states. we are not providing the stimulus money to greece. we're providing financial help for greece to address its public finance situation. but we're doing more. we're helping greece. we believe that the underlying process of a country like greece is the lack of competitiveness in european or world markets. we address the financial situation. this is a must for any sustainable recovery. we decree conditions for the reform of infrastructures, legislation so that the greek economy is competitive and able to go into the direction of growth and job creation. this is an issue for greece as much as is for much of the european countries and also for the united states. our and thus lies countries took some time to adapt -- our industrialized countries took some time to adapt. when the decree conditions for a job creation and growth in a competitive way -- we need to create conditions for job creation and growth. host: we have a t

mr. ambassador, thanks for joining us via skype from damascus.ou have have rewritten the play book and being a diplomat. you have taken a much harder line again the assad regime. you have criticized it. you challenged the government. can you describe your approach to us? >> the president of the united states and secretary clinton both have insisted promoting a peaceful democratic system in syria is what our national interest is, and the american embassy and i myself are working hard to help facilitate a democratic transition. that transition must begin with the syrian government stopping this brutal oppression. alisyn: by criticizing the government, by working with the opposition, you are hoping to have a peaceful transition that assad would step down. is that likely? >> the president has said and the secretary of state have said that president assad has lost his legitimacy and he should step aside so other syrians can begin the democratic transition process. one of the things we would like to see is for the syrian opposition to unify its ranks a

mr. ambassador, you are assembled here before you here on parliament hill and right across canada, a peoplein compassion and in resolve. a people of every faith and nationality, a people who was the result of the atrocity against the united states on september 11, 2001, feel not only like neighbors but like family. at a time like this, words fail us. we realize the terrible reality of the evil we have just witnessed. [applause] >> the united states and canada and the freedom-loving nations of this will win against terrorism. >> three days after the memorial service, the government held an emergency debate to deal with the crisis. >> might i suggest that honorable members rise and we observe a moment of silence. >> the prime minister was firm in his resolve that canada's reaction would be a measured one. >> we will stand with americans as neighbors, as friends, as family. we will stand with our allies. we will do what we must to defeat terrorism. but let our actions be guided by a spirit of wisdom and perseverance. >> the government and the people of canada have demonstrated our solidarity w

mr. ambassador? guest: all the member states are contributing. each parliament is called upon to approve the bailout. on the other hand germany is benefiting from a single market. a strong economy in germany benefits a lot from that kind of situation, so i think that, you know, it's a share -- country come to a solution. for a financial transaction tax. and i think the underlying reasoning on his side is to say so far in the last few years, taxpayers have contributed with aid and guarantees at the level of almost $6 trillion in europe. we believe it's time for the banking sector to make a small droiks helping readdress the financial state, and that's the direction in which we're trying to move forward. host: next caller comes from bethany, louisiana. hi tomas. caller: good morning. i had watched one of our news programs like "60 minutes" or "20/20," one of those. and one of the interviews from -- on that program was talking to one of the government officials right there in greece. in the back of a ya

mr. ambassador without a successful attack on this country, since that terrible day.ings that have happened. first, when islamic extremists started that war against us, president bush understand immediately we had to take the war to the terrorists. to his credit, president obama has followed that along. secondly, the islamic extremists suffered a bad decade. they were unable to attack us again on american soil many al-qaeda in particular, lost a very important battle in western iraq, after the surge. so, what has happened in the last decade, basically is our victories over islamic extremism, they are not complete yet, but those victories have brought moderate arabs and persians latitude to develop a new narrative. a narrative of representative government. that is a real defeat for islamic extremists. >> you would disagree with those who argue that the war in iraq was a diversion or not central to the war ton terism -- war on terrorism, you think it had a positive effect? >> i think the defeat in iraq was a major element. it is important under this administration they

mr. ambassador, on u.s.-china cooperation in central asia. they seem to be quite interested in what was happening in the region. i imagine there are a lot of different people in china and they all have different interests and perspectives. but the ones that i was around were clearly following things very closely. >> thank you very much. it was an interesting discussion. i think it went better than i expected. [laughter] we have had more -- and thank you for the. thank you to our panelists. thank you for the participants, and thank you for c-span for covering it. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> coverage continues in about 45 minutes with republican presidential candidate rick perry. >> on sunday "washington journal" examines poverty in america. >> the head of the american association of university professors says that tender and academic freedom are in jeopardy and need to be protected. >> tenure creates atmosphere on campus where people can speak freely, not just

mr. ambassador. you know a lot about how the iranians think when the u.n. general assembly is convening and mahmoud ahmadinejad is set to address this body, all of the sudden the two bodies are freed. why? >> what a coincidence, an amazing coincidence. obviously this is something that ahmadinejad has had in mind, he hinted in it in interviews over the past two weeks and it's intended to give him a propaganda boost to show his good will and humanitarian nature as he addresses the u.n. *pb and doesis his best for the iranian charm offensive during his stay in new york. look, these two people should have been released within a few days after they were picked up, 2 1/2 years ago, along the iran-iraq border, they didn't do anything wrong, they got lost, they were used for political purposes, it was very callous, very political, so while we should be certainly happy they've been released, this is nothing but propaganda on the part of the iranian government. >> and we understand that the bail of half a million dollars each, so a total of a million dollars, was pai

mr. ambassador. you're going have to a tough week next week.ill indeed. >> thank you very much. >>> renowned author and journalist says president obama should be worried about china's rise right now. thomas friedman of "the new york times" explains how the u.s. can maintain its role as the world's top economic power. friedman joins us in theizati"t situation room". meineke's personal pricing on brakes. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. and i saved you money on brakes. sun life financialrating should be famous.d bad, we're working on it. so you're seriously proposing we change our name to sun life valley. do we still get to go skiing? sooner or later, you'll know our name. sun life financial. if something is simply the color of gold, is it really worth more? we don't think so. chase sapphire preferred is a card of a different color. unlike others, you get twice the points on travel, and twice the points on dining, and no foreign transa

mrs. noten, ambassadors, and members of congress and other distinguished visitors, it is a great privilegeorah and me to join you today at the grounds of the old guard. this is a place that both sanction if is our past and herleds our future. and i could not think of a more fitting location to pay tribute to the historic leadership and far reach of two national treasures dave and holy petraeus. i know dave and holly are particularly pleased to have their children ann and steven here to share in this occasion. ann, a very accomplished dickenson graduate like her mom is currently attending graduate school at unc. and first lieutenant steven petraeus recently returned from a highly successful deployment in afghanistan as secretary lynn shared. when steven called his father in baghdad to tell him he wanted to go into the army, dave's first reaction was a spart one. he said, you'd better call your mother. then steven told him, dad, i did. she told me to call you. i'm glad my house isn't the only one that works that way. steven, well done. and welcome back. but after hearing a little about the y

mr. ambassador, that quartet statement said specifically, called on both sides to refrain from provocativeaction. i'll ask you the same question i just asked the palestinian ambassador. what do you think the effect will be of yesterday's announcement by the israeli government to approve over a thousand new settlements? >> first, it's in jerusalem, and jerusalem is something that we will negotiate, and the first things that we will sit with the palestinians, we'll negotiate about everything without any preconditions. ladies and gentlemen, jerusalem -- and i'd like to stress that -- is the capital of the jewish people. this is our heart. jerusalem, if i may say so, was the capital of the jewish people when london was still a swamp. so everything is on the table, everything is negotiation -- negotiable, but don't -- i hear the palestinians using every pretext in order to find a reason not to go into negotiations. and if you zoom back for a second, all we want and i think everything in the world we want in both palestinians and israelis would want is for both sides to sit down and negotiate ev

mr. ambassador, we are assembled before you here on parliament hill and right across canada people unitedoutrage in compassion and resolved. people of every faith and nationality to be found people that are a result of the atrocity committed on the united states september 11, 2001 feel like neighbors but likhbors but. at a time when this words fail us. before the terrible reality of what we have just witnessed. [applause] >> and the freedom loving nations of the world we will win a war against terrorism. [applause] three days after the memorial service the government held a debate to deal with the crisis. spec might i suggest the fed members observed a moment of silence. >> the prime minister was firm and his results that canada's reaction would be measured. >> we want to stand with americans as neighbors, as friends, as family. we will stand with our allies and do what we must to defeat terrorism. but with our action be guided by a strength of wisdom and perseverance. the government and people of canada have demonstrated solidarity with the united states would ever get takes. our commitm

mr. ambassador, you are assembled before you hear a parliament hill and right across canada.nited in outrage and grief and compassion and in resolve. people of every faith and nationality to be found under. people who are resulted the atrocity against the united states on september 11, 2001, should not only like neighbors, but like family. at a time like this, words fail us. we real before the blondes and terrible reality of the evil we have just witnessed. [applause] >> united states and canada and the freedom loving nations of this world will win this war against terrorism. [cheers and applause] >> three days after the memorial service, the government held an emergency debate to deal with the crisis. >> might i suggest the honorable members rise as we observe a moment of silence. >> prime minister chretien was firm in his resolve that canada's action would be measured once. >> we will stand with american as neighbors, as friends, as family. we will stand with our allies. we will do what we must to defeat terrorism, but let our actions be guided by a spirit of wisdom and per

ambassador. i think we all share that view. >> senator she houston. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ambassador sherman. i want to echo my colleagues in expressing my appreciation for your past work within the state department and for your willingness to consider taking on such a difficult post at such a dangerous and critical time in our foreign relations so thank you very much. i hope that we can all move quickly to consider your nomination on the floor and i look forward to voting for you. like senator casey, i had the opportunity over august with senator levin and senator hurricanely to travel to afghanistan and pack -- pakistan and what we heard from the civilian leadership in pakistan was a commitment to try and improve relations with india. the news this morning, we heard not just about bombing in queka but a bomb in a courthouse in new delhi. and reports suggests that it was an al qaeda-linked group and pakistan and bangladesh is claiming credit for the attack in india. i wonder if you can -- obviously part of the effort is to try and discourage those efforts to improve relati

mrs. nolton, ambassadors, members of congress, and other distinguished visitors, it's a great privilege forre, and i cannot think of a better location to pay tribute to two national treasures, dave and holly petraeus. i know dave and holly are pleased to have their children, anne and steven, here to share on this occasion. anne, an accomplished graduate like hermon is attending graduate school at unc, and first lieutenant steven petraeus, mit class of 2009, recently returned from a highly successful employment in afghanistan as secretary lynn shared. when steven called his father in baghdad to tell him he wanted to go into the army, dave's first reaction was a smart one. he said, you better call your mother. [laughter] then steven told him, dad, i did. she told me to call you. [laughter] i'm glad my house is not the only one that works that way. [laughter] steven, well done, and welcome back, but after hearing a little about the year you've had, i have to wonder if your big sister's planned to spend the next year as a grad student in chapel hill is starting to look good right about now. i'm

mr. obama said to announce the u.s. ambassadorto libya will be heading back to tripoli to head a new american embassy. gadhafi continues to try to rally his supporters. in an audio recording today he says his regime is still alive. >>> if you are looking for work there's plenty of time to get to the job fair in south san francisco co-sponsored by abc 7. employers include local and national firms as well as the federal government. david? >> reporter: we often hear the bay area economy is ahead of the rest of the state in terms of job creation. today's fair is an pam . 300 jobs will be available here in san francisco when the event kicks off at 12 noon. california has added 17,000 jobs. the bay area has added nearly 25,000. there will be a special high-tech section of the fair at the south san francisco convention center. companies are looking for engineers and researchers. other companies are looking for other workers including clerical and security people.ppr the joy and the benefit of coming to this kind of event is the fact that

mr. obama said to announce the u.s. ambassadorto libya will be heading back to tripoli to head a new american embassy. gadhafi continues to try to rally his supporters. in an audio recording today he says his regime is still alive. >>> if you are looking for work there's plenty of time to get to the job fair in south san francisco co-sponsored by abc 7. employers include local and national firms as well as the federal government. david? >> reporter: we often hear the bay area economy is ahead of the rest of the state in terms of job creation. today's fair is an pam . 300 jobs will be available here in san francisco when the event kicks off at 12 noon. california has added 17,000 jobs. the bay area has added nearly 25,000. there will be a special high-tech section of the fair at the south san francisco convention center. companies are looking for engineers and researchers. other companies are looking for other workers including clerical and security people.ppr the joy and the benefit of coming to this kind of event is the fact that

mr tropicana hutto. turkey expels the israeli ambassador in cults military ties with tel aviv over the country's refusal to apologize for the deadly raid on a gaza last year. that's in response to a leaked u.n. report that blames tel aviv would usually consist of course but still finds that he's made a blockade on gaza is illegal i'll bring you more developments in just a few moments on television. libyan rebels close in on gadhafi is last remaining stronghold with the colonel himself a man on the run we explored one of these secret bunkers to reveal that the fugitives escape route could stretch way beyond the rebels' reach. and starving the regime a new round of sanctions against syria is agreed by the e.u. now it's targeting the country's oil exports which are helpful twenty five percent of its entire income our top stories this hour. international news and comment live from my headquarters here in central moscow where it's just past eight pm this friday turkey is downgrading its diplomatic relations a minute treat cooperation with israel over to his refusal to apologize for last year's deadly raid on

mr. daniel shapiro who's now the american ambassador to israel and had with me eight papers. my fallback positions on jerusalem, borders, settlements, refugees, end of conflict, end of came, end of map. and i said i think it's time for decisions now. let's help our leaders make the decisions. these are my positions. take it. i was thinking thati'm really anging the rules of the game, not hiding anything because we reach the decisions. he refused to take it from me. >> rose: did he say why? >> he said the coalition nature, this, that. but then abu mazen went to his me and was jerusalem on the 15th of december last year and he sat with him and in the meeting was secretary clinton and senator mitchell. and he had two papers one on security and one on borders and he told him sir, m prime minister, i know you worry about security, you have a point. let me offer you this paper on security to begin with and borders. and he shrug it had paper aside and he told him, look, you d't need this. the israeli army needs to stay in the jordan valley and the central mountain for let's say 40 y

ahead for egypt that's cost lives is the model he's a former israeli ambassador to the country and many passage warning us here on mr mansell the muslim brotherhood is considered a terrorist organization by many countries are kind of forced do you think they represent in egypt. well unfortunately that represent a very important force in egypt. became illegal after the revolution in egypt even founded a political party is justice and liberty something like these and they are considered the most important force because in the last thirty years. under set up they were released from. prison and they could operate at least on the on the social level they created the collected money you draw you know america especially when you look at it and we. found it was people to schools and the head people to leave and to to fight poverty so now that they've become legal and after. a very very important political infrastructure. estimated there might get to forty percent of the votes if the free election as it's as it is is being seen across the know so it's a problem absolutely so there are a popular group. yes. the problem is you

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mr. pew the u.utin d really need to run for president, he tends to just take power. i'm joined by james cargan, a former u.s. ambassador afternoon, martin. >> isn't this the clearest sign yet that for all their talk of modernization and democracy, mr. putin's desire to return to the presidency is relevant to former russian leader who is like to roar for as long as possible. >> well, certainly, he's coming back. and i suppose it's clear it's not exactly an open election. >> what is mr. putin's disposition toward the united states, then? >> well, i think we have to assume that over the last several years, when president obama has done the reset with president medvedev that mr. putin was intimately involved. so i think we can assume that there'll be a degree of continuity. he is, i think, skeptical. he wants to be shown that the americans are truly ready to work with russia, but i don't think we can assume that the more positive policies that have emerged over the last three or four years were anything but done with his blessing. >> the russian people themselves have rather warm memories, fond memories of putin, who ruled

ambassador kurtzer? and bring israel into this. we heard from mr. lieberman in our clip.t is going on there as they watch what's going on? >> well, i think that's exactly right, the palestinian frustration has reached a kind of boiling point. you know, the last serious effort by the administration to move the peace process forward, which was president obama's may 19 speech, was greeted by absolute rejection by the state of israel and a kind of modified rejection by the palestinians. so the peace process is really dead in the water and the palestinians, i think, don't see much of an alternative and to try to gain some diplomatic advantage from it. the problem, of course, on the israeli side is that there will be voices like that of vig dorr lieberman who will call for retaliation, either withholding necessary funds that are transferred every month by israel, collected from customs and duty such as increased settlements building such is the possibility, even of unilaterally annexing some of the territories, some of the west bank. any one of those will escalate this crisis i

why we have embassies around the world and in tripoli, we'll have a new ambassador able to make progress on all these issues. >> mr. johnson. >> i agree with the prime minister that we shouldn't rush the judgment on some of these issues, but would he agree with me that it's at least questionable of the last government to send u.k. police officers to libya to train gadhafi's forces when those reasonable for wc fletcher's murder were still at large? >> i think my honorable friend makes an important point. i think it is right to form a with libya when it gave up weapons of mass destruction, but we had to do it in the right way an i don't believe we made enough progress on the murder and the case was not handled in the right way. >> mr. henry smith. >> here. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. five years ago, the then governments conducted sums to visit headquarters. when it comes to the appeasing of dictatorship. >> i've got a feeling if they invited him again, they might treat him rather differently this time. what having a relationship wrong gullible, carried out for all the things that have been

embassy from tunis or from cairo our ambassadors had contact with the former governments and now they have contact with the new governments the same principle works in libya. mr margelov some complain that russia's foreign policy is heavily. through and spy various factors whereas progressive countries straight away supported the revolutionary forces the opposition the transitional council etc how would you respond to this criticism. our approach has never been to wait and see ever since the world leaders approached president medvedev in the vilna and asked him to help us stablished political dialogue between the different parties in the libyan conflict our approach has never been to just wait and see of course unlike many of the progressive regimes you mention we've had enough of revolution in our own history we prefer evolution that's why we are somewhat reluctant to throw our support behind revolutionary rhetoric we understand clearly that slogans pass away and the tedious political process sets in so we're just doing our best to help start it's quite a political process as soon as possible. but when did the bengals the opposition give up the idea of negot

ambassador? no, it is kim jong-il. >> eric: the north koreans don't like mr. bolton. >> jamie: great to hear from him and we'll see you at the u.n. this week, and pakistani security forces are reportedly battling taliban fighters, trying to retrieve debris from a possible u.s. drone crash. pakistani officials do say they learned of the crash near the afghan border by intercepting taliban radio communications but it is unclear what might have caused the aircraft to go down and the u.s. rarely comments on the drone program. >> eric: a soldier out of fort drum, new york, spent two days on the run is in custody, on thursday, russell markham led officers on a car shays and the private's parents bailed him out of jail after being accused of stealing a tv from a storage unit and he assaulted a soldier and took off in his parents' suv. after a three-county chase he got out and ran to woods and officers went around warning neighbors afraid he may be armed and dangerous but he finally gave up. >> jamie: to politics, president obama is zeroing in on the rich. part of his