mr. netanyahu -- there is a lot of anger in israel about this.srael has tried repeatedly to prevent palestinian leadership, the palestinians from becoming a member of the international criminal court. the israeli prime minister has said that the palestinians as well would have to see consequences, since israel could press war crime charges as much as palestine could. joining the international kernel court is a long procedure, and we could see other things happening with israel and the palestinian authority. >> the palestinians must already be extremely frustrated by the latest dramatic setback yesterday at the u.n. security council. >> there was certainly a real disappointment. it was a disappointing outcome for palestinian leadership after the un security council rejected this resolution to inend the occupation. palestinian officials in ramallah expressed their anger at the security council. it was expected the u.s. would veto the resolution. what we see right now, in the absence of peace talks a shift in strategy by the palestinians. they say t

mr. netanyahu arguing secretary kerry had gone to bat for israel at the u.n. lately and playing politics with that relationship could blunt secretary kerry's enthusiasm for being israel's prime mare defender. earlier i spoke with state department spokesperson jen psaki. jen, thank you so much for being here. >> hi, megyn. great to be here. >> that quote from "the washington post," did they get it right? is that how secretary kerry feels? >> well, secretary kerry spoke to this a bit last week. there's no question that he goes over and above the call of duty as it relates to our relationship with israel. he's made dozens of calls if not more on their behalf in the past couple of weeks. and certainly i think he felt as we all did the way this process went down bordered on the bizarre. >> i had charles krauthammer on the program friday and he called that response petulent speaking for how israel iran truly poses an existential threat and of course benjamin netanyahu is going to want to make the case to anybody he can in america but in particular to people's repres

mr. netanyahu and his policies and rabbi, a supporter of netanyahu. gentlemen, welcome.bi, let me start with you. the way in which this invitation was extended to me seemed to signify that the partisanship that has been so much a part of the domestic narrative now spilled over into foreign affairs. that cannot be good for the u.s. >> i don't see it that way. i attended mr. netanyahu's about three years ago. it ha as lot of precedence. there are many foreign heads of state who address add special session of congress. this is a nation we the jewish people who experienced a genocide we had the 70th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz. one out of three turned into lamp shades and soap you have a moral responsibility and sacred duty to get the message out that iran is a genocidal power that repeatedly threaten annihilation of israel. what don't we get. the president of the united states is not an emperor, he is our head of state but we throughout the devine right of kings a quarter of a millennium ago, we don't go about our lives day and night afraid we're going to off

mr. netanyahu has been tense and difficult.ppen here once we got to where we are is -- or to where we were once the invitation became public was the president needed to kind of put on his big boy pants and say, well, we'll welcome the prime minister to washington and i'll look forward to meeting with him. that might have been smart from the president's point of view because if prime minister netanyahu was facing after his speech to congress a visit with the president, he probably would have been a little loathe even indirectly criticize capitol hill knowing he was going to sit down with the president within the next day or so. >> good point. >> but the president obviously got annoyed. and the men around him -- or men and women around him we don't know who this unnamed official was, just who said these things about ron dermer and do you remember megyn earlier a senior administration official quoted as saying that benjamin netanyahu was a chicken feed although she didn't say feed. so this is more of the same kind of thing that's

mr. netanyahu, who is there. tell us what is happening there. >> indeed, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu arrived at the kosher market at 1:00 local time along with the minister of foreign affairs. when they arrived here, their convoys stopped just in front of the kosher supermarket. they met with the local mayor and spoke with the president of the local jewish community. since then they have been quietly walking up and down a few minutes in front of the market. in honor of the four members who lost their lives in the hostage situation on friday. hundreds of people have been coming out and gathering as close as they could to the supermarket. as you can see a heavy police presence was armored vehicles cordoning off the entire area. behind the police, you can see scores of people chanting as president netanyahu got out of his car. anthems and hymns are being sung, saying that france will live on. it goes with a lot of the posters we see lying around here. the tributes, as they say "i am charlie, i am jewish

mr. netanyahu has information about iran.and his nation are directly threatened by terrorism and iran. thus, they have to be deeply involved in what's going on. thus it's important for all americans to know what benjamin netanyahu knows. now, the bigger picture. americans are in danger. we're all in danger from islamic terrorists and from the nation of iran. some estimates say iran is within two months of being able to put together the components of a nuclear weapon. president obama believes is he making progress in a new deal with iran, but the current negotiations have been going on for 14 months and extended twice. the next dead line the end of june. some in congress want to impose sanctions right now. those sanctions would be dormant until june 30th and kick in only if iran doesn't seal the deal. talking points has said that will be a mistake. yes, severe sanctions would have to be imposed if the deal falls apart. president obama has said he will do that but the u.s. congress should not give iran any excuse to walk away f

mr. netanyahu arguing secretary kerry had gone to bat for israel at the u.n.ately and playing politics with that relationship could blunt secretary kerry's enthusiasm for being israel's prime mare defender. earlier i spoke with state department spokesperson jen psaki. jen, thank you so much for being here. >> hi, megyn. great to be here. >> that quote from "the washington post," did they get it right? is that how secretary kerry feels? >> well, secretary kerry spoke to this a bit last week. there's no question that he goes over and above the call of duty as it relates to our relationship with israel. he's made dozens of calls if not more on their behalf in the past couple of weeks. and certainly i think he felt as we all did the way this process went down bordered on the bizarre. >> i had charles krauthammer on the program friday and he called that response petulent speaking for how israel iran truly poses an existential threat and of course benjamin netanyahu is going to want to make the case to anybody he can in america but in particular to people's represen

mr. netanyahu nent is destroying the palestinian authority. he is material jurisdiction security jurisdiction functional jurisdiction personal jurisdiction and that's the truth. he is destroying, he's finished with destroying the oslo accords and the peace process and we are trying to tell the international community, the side that needs to be stopped is not the palestinians seeking the security council or the international criminal court or other consequence. it is the israel government that is dictating governments, that is destroying the two stated solution, continuing the destruction of homes, to the biggest collective punishment of putting 4.5 million palestinians at the mercy of their livelihood, by destroying their revenues, 124 million a month, they collect 3% of every single dollar, that consists of 76% of our budgets. >> the palestinian authority petitioning to join the international criminal court the nuclear option, canada said it was a dangerous move. u.s. called it deeply troubling. why did you think the palestinian authority nee

mr. netanyahu says the palestinian authority is not a state and palestinians have no legal standing to joinct the international criminal court to dismiss the palestinian authorities duplicitious application because it is connected to hamas and the state of israel has a moral army that keeps all international laws. we will defend israeli soldiers in the same way they protect us. >> a series of attacks on israelis have defense training. some say it is essential to protect from attacks by palestinians. ian lee reports. >> reporter: it may look like fun, even at times funny. but what these israelis are learning is serious. self defense techniques that could save their lives. today's lessons here are how to defend against a knife attack using kav magra. last year a man went on an attack with a knife. he killed one person and injuryed three others. >> it is empowering that you can control the situation and not at the mercy of whomever shows up with a knife. >> reporter: the goal is not to create rambos but alert capable citizens who train in defensive driving and gun handling. >> the main thing i

mr. netanyahu to capitol hill. >> i did not consult with the white house. the congress can make this decision on its own. i don't believe i'm poking anyone in the eye. there is a serious threat that exists in the world. and the president last night kind of papered over it. and the fact is that there needs to be a more serious conversation in america about how serious the threat is. >> republicans also turning the page today on the issue of illegal immigration and border security. the house homeland security committee marking up a bill that would give the department of homeland security two years in which to gain operational control of high traffic areas along our southern border with mexico. five years to succeed in that objective for the entire border. the bill introduced by committee chairman congressman mike mccall requires more infrastructure to secure the border, including 27 miles of new border fencing. there will also be aerial surveillance, using defense department equipment to proventil illegal crossings of our border. if dhs officials fail to meet

mr. netanyahu and his hawkish government? >> well uma, maybe and i will be the first to admit this whole episode of the prime minister's visit and the speech to congress could have been handled better more diplomatically more tactfully tactfully. you foe, you've just described what happened in pakistan and isis and al qaeda and hezbollah. this is a have i ugly, dangerous, horrible world we live in and in this world israel is the can ari in the cole mine and i think that we should not deal with niceties or with protocol, we should deal with the real thing and the real danger and the real threat not just to israel but to a civilization as we know it and i think we should stop being politically correct, we should call a spade a spade, we should realize that while not all muslims are terrorists, certainly all terrorists are or most terrorists are muslim and the prime minister feels that it is his duty as the leader of the nation that is threatened by iran who denies the holocaust while preparing the next one to call out, to wake

mr. netanyahu expressed his condolences but also issued a warning. >> translator: israel will continue tor. we have the right to defend ourselves, and we know that when we do it ourselves, we take care of the entire jewish world. >> after the attack on the kosher grocery store in paris, many french jewish communities are very uneasy. some citizens are considering leaving the country all together. >> reporter: sunday in paris, and the city tries to return to normal life. but the bullet holes are still there for all to see at the kosher supermarket, the makeshift memorial nearby continues to grow as police keep a watchful eye, removing suspicious packages alert and on guard. sunday morning, the jewish community gathered here for prayers. it's been like this all day. people have been streaming into the site from across different communities to bring flowers, light candles, and also with this message, i am a jew or i am jewish. it's the french rallying cry for people here to show support for those jewish victims specifically targeted in this attack. israeli politicians also came. the controve

mr. netanyahu at the polls. i thought they didn't want to interfere in the elections. >>> three presidential candidates took on the biggest issue of the threat to america this weekend. dana perino is here to show us how that turned out. >>> lieutenant dan goes after dean after he insulted americans who went to see american sniper. wait until you see what mr. dean is saying tonight. >> i'm ready. >> oh, my god! >> i'm ready to come home. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. whoo! forty-four ladies, that's me! whoo...gonna get some cold cuts today! >>> new reports a top operative who helped president obama win election is now involved in israel

mr. netanyahu will have a meeting on the threat and it is now breach of protocol. making claims about the israeli intelligence agency that are insupportable. >>> turning to yemen the nation, the obama administration once pointed to as a great middle east success story. that success story is crumbling tonight. intelligence officials not only calling what has occurred a coup, but after armed rebels took over the presidential palace and much of the capital city, the president and entire congress of yemen resigned. fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin with our report. >> reporter: state department officials say they have reached out to yemeni officials in the capital sanaa to get more clarity about the resignation of president hadi his prime minister and cabinet, one day after yemeni officials announced a ten point truce. the president agreed to give the shia houthis more representation when they have not withdrawn from around the president's residence and remained inside the presidential palace the truce appeared in jeopardy. the state department

mr. netanyahu told his cabinet today.rael i am obligated to make every effort in order to prevent iran from achieving nuclear weapons that would be aimed at the state of israel. this effort is worldwide and i will go anywhere i am invited in order to enunciate the state of israel's position and in order to defend its future and its existence." >>vicki liviakis:the obama administration had another reason to be rattled by the trip. netanyahu was invited by the republican house speaker john boehner-- apparently without any consultation with the president. a new twist in the ongoing debate over the health effects of coffee linking it to skin cancer >>brian van aken: after a weekend of sunshine in record high temperatures will have a storm coming your way on tuesday >>vicki liviakis:a giant asteroid will be flying by earth monday. nasa says the asteroid, about a third of a mile in size. will miss us by more than 740- thousand miles.which is about three times the distance between the earth and moon. the asteroid poses no threat

mr. netanyahu. i speak with prime minister netanyahu all the time. we're declining to meet with him.'m declining to meet with him simply because our general policy is we don't meet with any world leader two weeks before their election. i think that's inappropriate. and that's true with some of our closest allies. david cameron who has an election coming up recently came to visit because we insisted if he wants to come and it was an important meeting, he needs to be far away enough from the election that it doesn't look like in some ways we're meddling or putting our thumbs on the scale. to the broader issue, fareed i don't think there's been any rebuttal of my argument. i haven't heard a persuasive rebuttal of my argument that we crafted very effective sanctions against iran specifically to bring them to the negotiations table to see if we could resolve the iranian nuclear issue through diplomatic means. by all accounts including the accounts of israeli intelligence, iran has abided by the terms of this interim agreement. they have not advanced their nuclear program. they have actual

mr. netanyahu's politicall÷ fortune above the relationship between israel and the united states.boehner told fox the white house has shown open hostility toward the israeli leader. >> do you think there's some antipathy in this administration towards netanyahu? >> of course there is. they don't even try to hide it. israel has been or strongest ally in the region for decades. we have a great relationship with them, and we have to look for way toss work together on behalf of our their interest not have the kindneçmp of antipathy that we've seen over the last several years. >> for more on this diplomatic and political 234r578, perry bakens and jackie kucinich, and charles ellison, washington correspondent -- let me ask you, first of all perry, i think which is cheap, cheap below the belt politics. our relationship with israel is a diplomatic issue, the president leads diplomacy this is party politics. >> very unusual i agree, boehner's inserted himself. we know netanyahu and the president don't love each other but to invite him to congress at this time and provoke the white house in

mr. netanyahu not to come and if he discuss there could be, quote, consequences. what's your reaction as this is happening to a key ally of ours? >> it's bizarre surreal and most unfortunate. look, israel is our most important ally in the region and it is one of our most important allies in the world. we need to be standing with israel and doing everything we can to protect israel against the many threats that it faces from every single direction. so, look, the president has what i believe to be a deficient strategy, a failed strategy legislate ifl and in his negotiation posture. the fact that there are members of congress in both houses in both political parties who recognize this ought to be an indication to the president that he ought to reconsider what he's doing. this is yet another manifestation of this, i think it is unfortunate and an embarrassment to the world that we've got had this leader coming over and the president is worried about what this says about whether protocol is followed. he's worried about what this is going to say about the wisdom of his

mr. netanyahu at the polls. i thought they didn't want to interfere in the elections. >>> three presidential candidates took on the biggest issue of the threat to america this weekend. dana perino is here to show us how that turned out. >>> lieutenant dan goes after dean after he insulted americans who went to see american sniper. wait until you see what mr. dean is saying tonight. >> i'm ready. >> oh, my god! >> i'm ready to come home. they call it planning for retirement because getting there requires exactly that. a plan for what you want your future to look like. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been providing solutions to help individuals like you achieve long-term financial security. bring your vision for the future to life with pacific life. talk to a financial advisor to help build and protect your retirement income. pacific life. the power to help you succeed. love drama? go on a first date. my passion is puppetry. here? i think we're done here. hate drama? go to cars.com research, price, find.

mr. netanyahu invited they bypassed the white house. han feeling like they were dissed, why would the white house care that netanyahu is going to come over here and address congress? >> well they shouldn't. here you have iran who either with its forces directly or through proxies is in the process of taking over four countries in the middle east. lebanon, yemen, syria and iraq. just today iran supported terrorist group hezbollah kills two israeli soldiers and we're all having fainting fits over the prime minister of israel, an ally, coming here to talk about our enemies and the iranian nuclear program? it is completely absurd and goes again to this deep animosity they feel to be b.b. netanyahu because they completely reject his world view because it's much too, in my mind, too tough minded and realistic for them. >> joe, marc thiessen was making the point earlier this week that the way we've heard the white house officials mostly off the record but quoted in respectable publications talking about netten kwanet n netanyahu netanyahu, he's

mr. netanyahu on two weeks before his election to come home and be enhanced stature, on a global stage andvited for one purpose and that is which speaker boehner admitted in the caucus and leaked to the press he was there to make a serious indictment of the president's policy, to criticize the president. so he's bringing this foreign leader, meddling in an israeli election two weeks before, total irresponsibility. i don't think it compares with nancy pelosi or any member of congress at anytime visiting another country. bipartisan support for israel since 1948 when harry truman recognized the founding nation has been a hallmark of the united states policy. this is partisannizing it. this is making a republican case and i just think it is beyond irresponsible beyond a cheap it political trick. it's just tawdry. >> woodruff: another headache came up for john boehner. he and the republican leadership was trying to pass an abortion bill on the anniversary of rowe vs. wade in washed but the moderate women in the republican house of representatives said we're not supporting this. had tough langua

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mr. netanyahu would cancel the trip? >> a committee hearing on the commercial use of drones. witnesses include representatives from nasa and the federal 80 aviation administration. this is one hour. >> the science committee will reconvene and we were now begin our questioning. let me direct my first question to you all. what is a realistic deadline for integrating the drones into the national airspace system? i mentioned in my opening statement that it appears the deadline has flipped. what can drone users and the american people -- what is a realistic deadline for that integration? >> i would answer that right now we do have a level of integration. for public aircraft, they are flying every day. nasa does research. we have unmanned aircraft. for civil applications, we are working closely with the faa to verify and validate these key technology barriers, the radio communications, the displays for the ground control stations to allow the faa to determine minimal operation standards. >> when can we expect the faa to propose some roles? >> the faa is working closely with our adm

mr. netanyahu in particular. steve hayes makes the note it is by no means to have ambassador lobby our congress about policy favors -- >> let me just quickly point out, cameron called members of congress to say don't pass a sanctions bill, threatening sanctions against iran. >> correct. >> the president's people were apologizing to members of congress this week for not consulting them on congress. we may be sure that if a deal is reached with iran by june 30th and if a climate deal is reached in paris the president will try to treat both of those as something other than a treaty and go around congress. israel lives in a tough neighborhood. 726 days the president will be gone, they will still live in a tough neighborhood. and they're not going to worry about showing manners to this man who has such bad manners. >> we asked you for questions for the panel and got mixed reactions on this subject from you. dee mcwilliams writes on facebook, boehner doesn't have to ask obama who he can invite to speak at the house. do

mr. netanyahu expressed solidarity, and it shows that france has become important in this discourse. i think if we are able to solve in any way, an approach to dialogue and reference of the mideast conflict, we begin with the radicalization of islam. that is certainly one of the reasons that isis and al qaeda use as a starting point. >> and attacking the west and western powers and their constant involvement in that part of the world. it could be just a symbolic gesture. what comes afterwards? there is no doubt that today is proving to be an important opportunity for the silent majority to find its voice, to say enough is enough in terms of extremism and intolerance. the important thing is will this be a building block for something more substantial? that is where dialogue comes into play. >> if you are just joining us, let's bring those who are just joining us into this conversation. you are looking at pictures of world leaders government heads and heads of states marching together alongside ordinary parisians, hundreds of thousands, if not more than one million. they are starting t

mr. netanyahu chicken [ bleep ].y're going to meet behind closed doors in utah this week fueling speculation that they're trying to find a way to avoid splitting republican votes. that's a good idea probably. >>> and monday senate minority leader, harry reid will need eye surgery after that nasty workout accident involving the big rubber band at his house in nevada on new year's day. that's a look at some of the political news. >> something that happened in vegas that didn't stay there. >> it's a new trend, couples now creating love contracts filled with relationship deal breakers. >> yeah. joining us to explain all of that is fox news legal analyst bob massi. so what exactly is a love contract? this is outside of marriage right? just dating. >> something my wife would never put up with, i can tell you that much. here is the deal, so it's just a sign of the times. i don't get it but it's something we've been doing for years, last few years. you create a contract like a prenup agreement which we talked about. there is

mr. netanyahu during the visit in keeping with a long-standing practice did not meet with world leaders in close proximity to elections. israel holds elections on march march 17. >> senate minority leader harry reid held a news conference thursday to discuss a set democratic agenda, homeland security funding and iran nuclear negotiations. he also gave an update on the injuries he sustained an exercise accident on january 1, and his upcoming treatment. this is 15 minutes. >> glad to be back. i will take a look question. the first thing i want to say is this. all we have to do is look around the world. cyberattacks, north korea, the deaths in belgium, in france, and we now are facing a questionnaire in the united states as to whether we are going to fund homeland security. i just think this is so out of line. we should put a bill on the president's desk as soon as possible. we don't need any wires on. we need to get it done now. countries around the world, in fact as we speak there were a number of announcements in europe yesterday how their increasing funding for homeland security. and we a

mr. netanyahu and mr. abass all linked together?any drive for that given that the spotlight was not on the u.s. it so often takes the spotlight. >> it's a rationalization that could be used to say that the international community own this is. it's not an effort by the united states to essentially create a moment or orchestrate. i take all that. but i also know if you look at that photo you had abass at one end of the line and netanyahu at the other. >> yes. >> it's very hard to imagine given challenges that we face from jihadi radicalism. >> we have to leave it there. but really appreciate your perspective. >> always a pleasure. >>> up next we are going to speak to the owner of a furniture store in texas who's potentially giving away the store if oil rallies back to 85 bucks when we come back. do y ou like to travel? i'm all about "free" travel babe. that's what i do. [ female announcer ] fortunately, there's an easier way, with creditcards.com. compare hundreds of cards from every major bank and find the one that's right for you. c

mr. benjamin netanyahu were not scheduled to meet. some say it is part of a ploy to meet after the prime minister's appearance. >>> u.s. gas prices will drop below two dollars a gallon. last week aaa says they would go to that after january and we did find gas for 2.09. according to the car club the national average is 2.04 and that rises in california to 2.45 a gallon and in san francisco it is 2.47 and 2.48 in oakland and 2.46 in san francisco. the cheapest gas by the way is 1.77 in missouri. >>> totally cannabis. in san jose. >> and the increase in childhood vaccinations in one county. >>> also ahead. new york's city mayor says the blizzard could be the biggest the city has seen and what is being done to prepare for the harsh weather. for those looking to find out more of the medical marijuana business there was a seminar at the convention center. there were exhibits to peruse and the latest number from the state indicate that total sales of medical marijuana in california tops one billion dollars a year. >>> a lot of the younger f

mr. netanyahu has said that they welcome the move to go to the international criminal court in the limited sense that it will expose hamas' crimes or alleged crimes. dr. i have to put it off -- [inaudible] host: i have to put it off there because we are running out of time. guest: parliament in france and britain have said they are considering recognizing the palestinian authority and they have had palestine as a diplomatic entity. other countries in europe has as well. israel is opposed to it. pakistan becoming an independent state -- palestine becoming an independent state without israeli acquiescence, that is where it becomes obligated. but the palestinians believe it is a better strategy for attaining international recognition. host: our last call is from raymond, new hampshire. ted, go ahead. caller: my comment is on the financial part of these conflicts, when the united states gets involved in these conflicts, no matter what the cause, they always seem to jump in without thinking about the funding. it all seems like it falls on the back of the senior citizens, the military, and all t

the iranian state news agency published pictures of netanyahu's children and calling for a hezbollah hunt. mr. obama is assailing our key ally in the middle east. and seeking -- only for a time with our enemy the islamic enemy of iran. former ambassador daniel among our guests here tonight. (?) we begin with the taliban exchange. the swap, all five guantanamo detainees for sergeant bergdahl have been accounted for in qatar. one of the five has made phone calls to the terrorist group. joining me now, retired four star army general. general jack keane. for the institute study of war. fox news military analyst. good to have you with us. let's start with this, this character assassination effort on the part of the white house against the prime minister of israel. what do you make of it? i have never seen the like of it. >> no, i haven't either. but it certainly began right from january 2009. this relationship has never been right. it has -- it has been so distinctively different than any previous relationship of a us president and an israeli prime minister. the facts are, israel is our number one

mr. obama won't meet with prime minister netanyahu, and to the muslim brotherhood.ring in john stossel, owning his ideas. i agree with you on some of this. feels like a slippery slope when we talk about things that someone created being part of public domain. >> is very slippery slope. if you have thought movies that cost $100 million and people can't pirate it will you make the movie? they still are and they are making more money to never but piracy is way up but if you are a drug company and it takes ten years and no one hundred billion dollars in people can copy it that is not just fair. what does a magician do if the patents his trek? people know the trick. what do comedians do when they find informal outside government ways, magicians and comedians, to police each other? there is no copyright, the author is hurt but look at charles dickens, you read a christmas carol or oliver twist he got rich in america and got no money of any of his books because we did not garner copyright from other countries that that made the book so cheap so many people they paid a fort

mr. obama, is not going to be meeting with benjamin netanyahu after he's been invited by congress to visithem all. the details after this quick break. there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had a liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. new car replacement is just one of the features that come standard with a base liberty mutual policy. and for drivers with accident forgivness,rates won't go up due to your first accident. learn more by calling switch to liberty mutual and you can save up to $423. for a free quote today,call liberty mutual insurance at see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we start with breaking news on the fight against isis. we have learned that the coalition has now killed acc

boehner got hit by the white house for inviting netanyahu to come address congress without clearing it with the white house. they found out moments before mr. boehner made it public. boehner says he didn't poke the white house. he can do what he wants. he can invite netanyahu to speak and that's the end of that. your thoughts on that. >> absolutely he can. >> unprecedented though. unprecedented. >> here's what's also unprecedented. unprecedented for six years for the president to never reach out to the members of congress and want to include them and bring them in the consultation of his plans. so i can't blame boehner. and what boehner's trying to do i believe, is to join with other democrats and to say let's bring the voice of reason and understanding to this iranian situation. let's let him be heard. and they know when benjamin netanyahu gets here he is not going to be a person who is ten nid about describing the specific threat iranians bring to world first to israel but that's the little target. we're the big target. >> in the meantime we had a terrible terror attack in israel today with 11 people stabbed they say by a palestinian on