well no i think mr lieberman is probably to say that israel sees a possible nuclear armed iran as an existential threat and that the international community has to deal with this i mean a nuclear armed iran does not only threaten israel it threatens all of your and it is a real danger to the world stability mr lieberman was doing with raising the prospect that israel hasn't taken any options off the table and there i think he was just reflecting a basic israeli stance by i don't think particularly right now israel is saying it's now or never israel is going to act alone i don't think he was doing really good to get your thoughts columnist for the jerusalem post thank you very much. moves towards reform started in syria or a new constitution is being drafted after months of anti-government protests the draft is due to be completed within four months president assad schools multi-party elections in february after protesters have been on the streets now since march this week tens of thousands of assad supporters have been. cheering for the government in the syrian capital the unrest has

no i don't think the members of the court will be surprised by most things from mr lieberman says mr lieberman is unusual among israeli foreign ministers in the past the foreign ministers who are always those who took a more dovish approach to negotiations with israel. and in this government mr legal money is on the right of his government colleagues and he's been making remarks like this for quite some time so what lies behind this tough stance you say lies on the right is it anything to do is well maybe that israel's feeling under too much pressure from the outside over this issue like its continued program of settlement building in the occupied palestinian land and we're hearing more about that even this week. but i think it's wrong. in this. if it's ever going to be solved will be solved under an international umbrella of course with legal minutes right in the ideal situation would be nothing better. to sit down together and reach a peace agreement between the two without the need for international mediation importantly however history shows that this isn't going to be the case an

world if it is ever going to be solved will be solved under an international umbrella of course mr lieberman is right and the ideal situation would be nothing better than fisheries and the palestinians to sit down together and reach a peace agreement between the two of them without the need for international mediation unfortunately however history has shown that this isn't going to be the case in fact one of israel has made a peace agreement with another arab country the international community in particular of course the united states has been very much behind this because she ations if you look for example it is really gyptian peace accord although the initial contacts were made between israeli and egyptians it needed to come david summit and the work of president carter to finalize the deal and in the case of the palestinians or initial contacts between is on the palestinians back at the beginning what we also are called conducted through secret israeli palestinian charles to get them to any stage towards an agreement needs an international commitment particular as far as israel is concer

any kind of progress is very very limited everyone say this you understand that the input from mr lieberman's expressions is very limited this way and i mean it's another one of those expressions which poisoning the atmosphere but they cause fear is very bad in any case right he said and the impact is limited but even president peres himself has distanced himself and has explicitly said he's backing abbas on this in regard to what lieberman had said. yeah but finally it's about niceties it's not about policies when it comes to policy is there is now a big big big gap between the israeli government the current israeli government and the palestinian authority and i don't see this being over bridge. over gauthier ok just very quickly you've described lieberman as the worst israeli foreign minister ever so why you. think. if you take their word of the most nation the least dick asks really is the israeli one of the most right biggest right wingers and you know i mean eighteen to be. without any blow by the experience was many anti the bromide the characteristics then. so you can expect a very ver

mr. lieberman: mr.resident, i ask unanimous consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lieberman: i thank the chair. mr. president, i ask to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. lieberman: i thank you. mr. president, i come to the floor to speak about two of the votes that we'll be casting at approximately 5:30 this afternoon and to explain why i'm going to vote, how i'm going to vote. on the first, the legislation regarding china's currency policy, i'm going to vote "no," and i want to explain why. managing our economic, military, and diplomatic relations with china is going to be one of the great challenges of this century. china is obviously a rising power today, though not one without problems, as i'll get to in a moment. but we -- we have come to a point with china and the united states where we not only interact and sometimes bump up against each other, militarily, dip

lieberman and mr. williams for being a living testimony to the success of the work in the early 80's. and couldn't be a better presentation than those people who actively thought it out and thought about it and see it success. i come from professional practice that created some of the buildings and discussed much of the art including the developer who is really made this happen. and it's realfully that area where my confidence is that it would work to fix that part of it. and there is maturity and there is local, international experience and public spaces but also in working with artists who are able to rise to the challenge and meet iing a large kind of art scene that has created successful development in the district. and to that be expanded and would be wonderful. and will be an exhilarating idea as the city is growing and maturing and with the good planings and buildings with the select addition of art could add an additional component to create a thread throughout the city. is this a good time to

lieberman. you're watching "fox & friends." >> steve: mr. joe will be with us in a couple hips.fell down, the 12-year-old at that school. wherever you work or are in a public place, always keep an eye out for a defibrillator, one of those yellow things because they can save your life. they saved the life of that kid who will be with us today. quick thinking of some gym teacher. >> brian: you have to learn how to use it. i know with any team i coach, they make you take, and it's good -- those defibrillator courses where you have a -- not only cpr, but know how to use it. >> steve: it's mandated in texas, thanks to governor perry. >> gretchen: we'll look forward to that interview. let's do headlines. family of missing baby lisa irwin becoming the focus of the police investigation now. at least four tv stations in kansas city have been subpoenaed for their interview footage. county prosecutors want any video that shows the ten-month old's parents or neighbors and police are also looking over now surveillance video from a nearby grocery store. apparently it shows lisa's mom shopping