. >> an already icy relationship between president obama and bepg netanyahu went into a deep freeze today, as obama administration officials ripped an american ally. calling him a coward and worse. >> i think it's abusive and it's very, very counter productive. >> one mx r -- the good thing about net tanyahu is he's scare to launch wars, the bad thing about him -- that drew a spinni stinging review from netanyahu himself. >> translator: were it not to defend the state of it not to i our national and security interests, they would not be attacking me. >> susan ride claimed all is well. >> the relationship is not in crisis, the relationship is actually fundamentally stronger in many respects than its ever been. >> i'm not disputing the accuracy of the reporting or the reporter, i don't have any other information beyond that, the reporter jeffrey goldberg has been seen as trust worthy enough that he has -- the administration whose just department has chased down other leads by threatening to throw "new york times" reporter james risen in jail, and went through the phone records of james rose

did netanyahu's really in your face speech in the u.n.ael politically or just hurt him there as well as making international community sort of say, wow? >> there are a number of people inside israel that are not happy with netanyahu. they just aren't the majority right now so he's been able to hold this together. a couple years ago at u.n. he held up the ticking time bomb of iran. he likes comments that hamas is the same as isis. when he spoke in congress, he said hamas is the same as al qaeda. of course, that's not true. he's painting the big fear picture on the side and wanting to keep a fear culture going. at the same time, as someone who is no apologist for obama, he chastised netanyahu and said if you want to get peace in the region, do a deal with abbas. step forward. netanyahu hasn't done the constructive things but he's very good at identifying what israelis should be scared of. >> bob, you've been covering washington for a long time. what does it say about the ability or inability to move forward on israeli/palestinian peace does

deal with netanyahu more often.was shameful. it embarrassed our nation. so even though president obama is not the declarant this time, he is the leader. leaders set the tone for their staff. maybe that's why the staff felt so free it to trash talk our nation's best friend now. this is so wrong. prime minister netanyahu deserves respect. president obama should apologize for himself and his staff and he should find those senior officials even though they are anonymous. find them and get rid of them. that's my off-the-record comment tonight. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta? your thoughts am i right or wrong on this whole thing trash talking? >> you are absolutely right. i worked for ronald reagan. ronald reagan used to point out often that america has very few good friends in the world very few countries we can count on all the time. like you have very few good friends in life. he said one of those good friends in the state of israel. you get the impression w

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the fact is these two sides don't like each other, benjamin netanyahu and president obama. they really don't have the respect that other presidents and prime ministers have had. is that safe to say? >> it's regretful to see these comments coming out from both sides, from the israeli side and u.s. side but we have to focus on the fact that these words or name-calling reflect a much deeper differences of opinion between the u.s. and israel on very substantive issues, the iran nuclear issue and palestinian-israeli pros, so it is spilling -- it is spilling over into the personal exchanges, but it's a very substantive argument that is taking place here and being reflected in rising tensions expressed by these regretfully worded words used by both sides. >> right. i want to get to what benjamin netanyahu said responding saying that he will not fall to the pressures of the white house. has this -- you seem to indicate it has -- strained further the relations between the two countries or are they were they were? >> he didn't say he wouldn't yield to the pressure of the white house.

the president pressed binyamin netanyahu again on wednesday about preventing civilian casualties, and the u.s. relaxed its strict policies to protect civilians. we are seeing i.s.i.l. hiding among civilians in syria and iraq. is the u.s. being hypocritical. >> so many anomalies and contradictions shape the policies of power. whether it's contradiction or hypocrisy, the reality when we operate in iraq and afghanistan we confronted to a certain degree the same kinds of challenges that the israelis did report to causing -- respect to causing civilian casualties and deaths. the president made his .2 months ago, with respect to gaza. again, i think the raising of the civilian issue of wilfully and purposely targetting civilians is a throw away line. >> always in the middle east we have the what ifs, and the circular arguments. the president - even though as you say may not be pushing hard for a broader peace between israel and the palestinians, but binyamin netanyahu, again, comes to the united states after the israelis approved thousands of settlements in east jerusalem. it feels - certai

a lot of it it was in secret. >> i think on netanyahu's mind. obviously the predominant subject was iran still trying to wake up president obama to the risks united states, israel, arab friends in the middle east to try to reach a negotiated settlement with iran that will effectively leave iran's nuclear weapons program untouched. there is a dramatic contrast today that as netanyahu was meeting with obama, the state department was saying that the construction of new apartment buildings in east jerusalem called into question israel's fundamental commitment to reaching peace with the palestinians. here is b.b. netanyahu talking with iran's nuclear program and here is the state department talking about even greater threat, israeli construction of apartments in east jerusalem. it just boggles the mind. >> of course, anyone who has some time to go on the internet. watch netanyahu's speech from the general assembly this week. it does respond' to some of those issues, including the issue of iran. but, ambassador, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> and to

dysfunction on display this week at the white house, amid conflicts with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu. >>> america is arming moderate rebels in syria to fight i.s.i.l. are there many left. i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this", those stories and more ahead. >>> israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu met with president obama. >> we have to find ways to change the status quo, and we'll discuss... >> preventing them from becoming a nuclear power. >> going on safari could be a thing of the past of the half the world's animals disappeared in the last 40 years. >> the real drives are consumption. >> another high school football player died during a game, the third in the past week. >> a lot of crime, a lot of questions, a lot of shock. >> we begin with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu's first visit to the white house since the summer war in gaza, in his speech at the u.n. general assembly on tuesday, he blasted what he considers a double standard on terrorism. >> the same country that support confronting i.s.i.s., oppose israel for confronting hamas. they have evidently d

it's benjamin netanyahu. do you think it's wrong to treat the closest allies this way? >> i do, and i believe they must know who said it. it must have been some senior person. i don't think they would have relied on jeff goldblum. they probably know who it is, and this is a white house that has been simple we can share information that they don't want shared so we know if. >> very well said. steve, my show is getting ruined tonight. i'm getting along with juan, i'm getting along with co h. yeah, i think kirsten is right. if you look at the lead of the jeffrey goldberg article that everyone is talking about, he said the white house is more frustrated with benjamin netanyahu than any other world leader right now. it includes vladimir putin, it includes something as difficult as karzai was. that suggests to me that this is a net. but don't buy these other factor, and i was at the border of gaza, and i met with the mayors of these border towns, and i saw where the rockets landed and i saw how big the rockets were. then you look at the numbers, 4,000 of them that were fired

goes to why netanyahu so publi publicly post office thpublicly. words of jerusalem violence, support he needs to get reelected, the language he uses around those announcements, he wraps in the same patriotic flag he does today. john, all politics are local and he is in part appealing to his base when he does so. trying to outlast an american president who is antipathy for him is mutual. >> that's nick schifrin. libby casey is live in washington. what's the response? >> reporter: well, john, the white house is trying to minimize the fallout, this is a fight not only over words but over policy divisions. trying to head off what's being described as a dplom diplomatic crisis the white house is scrambling to down play the comments made to a senior obama administration official. >> comments like that do not reflect the obama administration's view and we do believe they are counterproductive. >> white house spokesman josh earnest is not the only one trying to deflect the attention. >> the secretary of state, the president of the united states, people wh

this meeting comes after netanyahu's fiery speech at the u.n. monday comparing the offensive against isis with israel's own recent campaign against hamas in gaza. >> that isis and hamas are branches of the same poisonous tree. isis and hamas share a fanatical creed which they both seek to impose well beyond the territory under their control. >> that comparison was met with some mixed reviews from american officials, certainly we see differences, state department spokesperson said we would not agree with that characterization. relations between israel and the u.s. have become increasingly fraught in recent months. the "washington post" listing just today some of the awkward encounters of that period saying the white house said it expects the men to deeply -- to reaffirm the deep and enduring bonds between the countries, but that bonds between the two themselves, that's a different story. nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent going to be speaking with prime minister netanyahu today. so let's look at the meeting today and look ahead to that

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu goes trord. he is warning the united states islam's number one target is the united states. you will hear from prime minister netanyahu in just minutes. but, first, news that isis that s. changing its tactic and now the question are the limits of u.s. air strikes becoming abundantly clear. pentagon press secretary admiral. >> good to be with you, greta, thank you. >> nice to have you. tell me, is isis are they changing their tactics? >> yes, they are. as a matter of fact. we have seen this actually for the last several weeks as we have been striking them inside iraq. frankly we expected that. that as we continue to put pressure on them they would have to react to try to survive and to continue and adapt their operations. what i said last week is if they are not operating as freely as they were before and they aren't. so they are free to. are seeing them change their posture. seeing them change their communications. seeing them disperse more. to hide more. to be better concealment. but, again, tho

. >>> coming up dysfunction at the white house and conversations with benjamin netanyahu. >>> the massiveprotests in hong kong come with the our social media producer, hermela aregawi, what's trending hermella? >> the pro democracy activists you just mentioned are not backing down. despite the chinese government's best efforts, they're finding the best way to get their message out tnl joi . join the conversation is judge. >> china celebrated its national day wednesday as protests in hong kong went into its sixth day. student leaders are threatening to occupy government buildings if hong kong's chief executive doesn't step down. demanding the chinese government loose many its decision to limits the choice of the region's next chief executive approved by beijing. meantime, authorities in hong kong and beijing have decided to wait out the protesters, allowing the demonstrations to continue for weeks or months. warning of unimaginable consequences if the protests don't stop. i'm joined by rob mcbride, rob, good to see you. this whole situation was beginning to look like a game of chicken. the

this is the way netanyahu frames this issue. the real concern for netanyahu is still iran. now, because of the looming deadline, he's going to push harder for the united states not to compromise in any way, shape or form. >> he's going to press president obama on that. but any anticipation that president obama will comply. the relations between the u.s. and israel were strained in the wake of the gaza war, right? >> i think they're going to continue to be strained and complicate and points of cooperation, points of real difference. i think what heshon just said about netanyahu's tendency to paint hamas as the worst villain he can call on. in the united states congress when he spoke there, netanyahu at that time was calling hamas al qaeda. now it's isis. the fact is, if they don't fundamentally come to terms across the palestinian/israeli divide down the road, hamas will be overthrown by groups that look like more -- look more like isis or al qaeda. that's the problem of what's happening. on the iran front, we have about seven weeks before a very important deadline. i suspec

prime minister netanyahu himself has publicly indicated that he shares that view.have worked assiduously to achieve. >> has the president called prime minister netanyahu to apologize on behalf of the official made the comment? >> i don't have any calls on the president scheduled to tell you confidently say that based on the numerous conversations that president obama and prime minister netanyahu have health, the prime minister is well aware of the obama that president personally places on the strength of the relationship between united satan israel. >> what about their personal relationship? it goes without saying, and many have made this observation, the president and the prime minister have just sort of an icy relationship. is that a fair assessment? >> that's not the way that i would describe it. again, the president has spoken sorry, i will get it right -- president obama has spoken with prime minister netanyahu more times than any other world leader. an indication of the very close coordination that is underway and enduring between president obama and prime mi

president benjamin netanyahu talked about palestine's effor efforts. >> mr. netanyahu said that he would not accept any unilateral moves, and any future palestinian states would be through negotiations and mutual agreement would be met that would encompass israel security concerns. he also addressed the news that the palestinian president macma mahmood abbas will press israel with war crime charges. president netanyahu said that israel will represent soldiers in court, but more importantly defend their public opinion as well. so mr. netanyahu making it very clear if israel is taken to the icc by the palestinians, they will fight any of those charges. but in the backdrop of all that is that a thousand units will be built in occupied east jerusal jerusalem. very significant expansion of israel's settlements in occupied east jerusalem, and that really just puts into sharp focus the tensions that we've seen there over the past several months. we've seen frequent skirmishes between israeli security forces and palestinians and news of the settlement expansion certa

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a lot to chew over here with netanyahu. at the end of that interview, he has arab allies and egypt and others in the post arab screen ton text who are with him against hamas and the equivalent of the muslim brotherhood and isis. he has a new alliance strategically in the region. the administration does not accept that argument. >> the first part contains more truth than not. you look at the reaction to israel's reaction and never in my experience have i seen more willful silence. it was deafening than the arab state reaction to the death and skru destruction. their priorities have changed. it's not that they abandoned the palestinians although certain key arab stated under mined the cause for a long time now. there other priorities. iran representing militant iran and representing militant sunni islam. there was a coincidence. is there an alliance? absolutely not. can they get the states into a peace coalition and an incorrect war coalition? and to a pose iran? that's a stretch. >> when he argues that he is not foreclosing

. >> sreenivasan: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president obama met at the white housemorning to discuss the derailed peace process. negotiations with iran and the fight against the islamic state. chief foreign affairs corespondent margaret warner has been reporting on what happened as the leaders spoke behind closed doors. i spoke to her a short time ago. >> it did not go entirely well, and that was somewhat surprising. the expectation after this tension-filled year, after the gaza war, over the crash and burn of the peace process, the two leaders pretty much agreed on certain things, paper over their differences and focus on the fight against islamic state or isis. instead, israeli officials came out and said they still had the exact same concerns on the iran nuke talks, even though that was netanyahu's number one item. the u.s. and world powers are pursuing a deal that will leave iran with some kind of centrifuge capability and enrichment capability that they think will make them a threshold weapon state. and, two, just-- i think netanyahu had only just returned to n

so, do you believe the obama administration cares about the netanyahu insult?idn't answer the question. i cut it off with your last statement there because he doesn't want to know. >> he does basically. >> do you believe the obama administration cares about this or wants this out listen to jen psaki yesterday josh earnst behind me. he they didn't want to seem to want to correct it too hard. they didn't offer any sort of polg. we expect there is going to be a call from secretary kerry in the next 24 hours. maybe he will reach out and try to patch things um. the bottom line was what i was asking what james rosen when they wanted to find out who leaked information to him they will went through his phone records. james refinery in the "new york times," he went through stories this administration and the previous administration, bush administration point out a lot of these leak investigations started there and continued under president obama. they have gone through phone records. certainly much more aggressive in the past. >> you know, is it true that president obam

and as to what president netanyahu brought up. i am prepared to to read what president obama said and i will let my counter part discuss the prime minister's discussion in the meeting. >> i want to make sure i understand what changed between is this morning when the president was said to have full confidence in miss pierson -- >> that was white house press secretary answering questions about julia pierson has resigned. jay johnson saluted her for her 30 years to the secret service. he added it is one of the finest in the world. >>> joseph clancy who previously over saw the president's protective division will serve as the agency's new acting director. moments ago press secretary briefed reporters. >> this afternoon the president had the opportunity to telephone director pearson to express his appreciation for her service to the agency and to the country. over the last several days we have seen recent and accumulating report its raising questions about the performance of the agency and the president concluded new leaders were requi

president obama met with binyamin netanyahu on tuesday. the white house says it's troubling. >> this development will draw condemnation from the international community. distance israel from its closest allies. poison the atmosphere with the palestinians and the arab governments with which binyamin netanyahu wants to build relations. >> more from west jerusalem. >> well, the plans for the constructions of this frankly large settlement has been around for a few years now. this is the closest we have come to construction, and back to any time now tenders will likely be put in for construction of the nearly 2,600 units in this area. whatever the case, the timing of this decision by the municipality by the jerusalem, couldn't come at a worse time, particularly for the u.s. the u.s. president obama having a meeting with the israeli prime minister, binyamin netanyahu, at the white house, only a day earlier. in that meeting, both - they've reaffirmed the commitment to seeking a 2-state solution with the palestinians, but the move undermining that

has a different opinion than benjamin netanyahu has.im responded, here is what she said. >> obviously, we have designated both as terrorist organizations. isis poses a different threat to western interests and the united states. that's a fact. >> is israel disappointed the u.s. doesn't see it the same way that you do? >> i'm not sure they have a big difference from us. ultimately in the fight against isis over the summer, sorry, with hamas, the united states was supportive diplomatically, politically and helping us with the iron dome system. hamas shot at our si value yans, 4,000 rockets. we would have had mass casualties. we have a missile defense system which america helped us put together. that saved countless lives. >> we keep talking about what benjamin netanyahu said. maybe we should play it. >> our hopes and the world's hope for peace are in danger because everywhere we look, militant islam is on the march. it's not militants. it's not islam. it's militant islam. typically, it's first victims are other muslims, but it's fair to n

-- prime minister benjamin netanyahu. later, a discussion on middle east policy. deputy prime minister accused the u.s. of holding a double standard when it came to striking militants in syria and supporting rebels with weapons to fight isis. he went as far as to call the situation a recipe for violence and terrorism while addressing the u.n. general assembly. his speech is 20 minutes. >> i would like to congratulate you and your friendly countries on your election as president of the general assembly in its current session and wish you success in leading the work of the session for the enhancement of the role of the general assembly. i thank your predecessor mr. john ashe for his presidency of the previous session. mr. president, many events and significant transformations have taken place since i stood here last year. they survived many of the countries present here today but not us because we have been over the past three and a half years warning and reiterating our warnings so that we don't reach this stage we have re

netanyahu. time they've talked about what the israeli people have had to put up with the hamas situation and more -- the civilians women and children in israel rather than focusing on palestinians, quite a change. do you think netanyahu was that persuasive. >> joe: i don't think these two guys -- they clearly have a warm relationship from the beginning of the obama presidency. i think they did their best to paper over diplomatically paper over their differences. but, you know -- >> lou: well, they got a real difference over iran. >> joe: that's what i'm saying. netanyahu is focused on iran. the president is focused on syria and isil. those two things don't work together very well. >> lou: i got to leave it there. we're out of time. thank you so much, joe. that's it for us. stay tuned for cavuto. he's coming right up. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. on

according to a senior obama administration benjamin netanyahu is chicken blank. you talk about tensions between our best ally maybe on the planet but in the middle east where does that come from? >> it's so extraordinary that that sort of talk goes on at the white house and you have to wonder who exactly said that. the white house couldn't possibly like that unless they feel like that. jen had an exchange at the department of state with a reporter about you are going to apologize aren't you. >> you don't feel a need for an apology because this was said by an anonymous official rather than let's say the vice president saying something about turkey or saudi arabia in which he makes a phone call to apologize for. >> well, obviously every circumstance is different. i have been clear and the secretary will be clear when he speaks to netanyahu next that that doesn't represent our views. >> she says it would be a waste of time to figure out who said this and to apologize. it doesn't make any sense. the other piece that struck me from the piece by goldberg was the bigges

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if netanyahu doesn't want to deal, what does he want?that is definitely a better question for these experts. i don't know. >> what is the alternative to some kind of living together with iran, war that iran, hezbollah, unleashing every rock he has. one we start, we attack, we have no idea what comes next. >> in the middle east they never, ever say it can't get worse. it can always get worse. >> he has told people in his cabinet, he's written off barack obama. you saw rins priebus and others denouncing what was in jeff goldberg's piece. >> you 9 courageous. >> it an upper opportunity. this kid, hafr talked to this reporter, thought on background meant deep background. it wasn't deep. the roundtable is coming back. when we return, the memorial for the great benjamin bradley. i was there, andy was there. this is the place for politics. >>> the nurse briefly quarantined in new jersey is speaking outside the house where she's pen staying in maine. sandy went into public health because that i believe good science and compassion can make a diff

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, talked about palestinian efforts to end the occupation with a united nations resolution. mts taweb has honored the situation for us. >> future palestinian state would be through negotiations and mutual agreement would be met that would encompass israel's security concerns. he also addressed the news that the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is considering going to the icc or the international criminal court with war crimes charges. mr. netanyahu in addressing that issue spoke directly to israeli soldiers saying israel will represent them in court but perhaps more importantly defend their public opinion as well. so mr. netanyahu making it very clear that if israel is taken to the ic crf by the palestinians they will fight those charges. a thousand units will be built in occupied east jerusalem, a very significant expansion of israel's settlements in occupied east jurmt and tha -- jerusalemt puts into focus the sharp tensions we've seen over the past few months. we've seen frequent sir misheszs and -- this will not solve that issue any time s

netanyahu has been weary about that. he'll want assurances from the president that no deal is better than a bad deal. he means that. the conversation will get underway in the next hour. >> thank you so much for your time. >>> let's continue talking about the issue. let's bring in washington post correspondent. good morning. chris touched on this what they have in common israel and united states is the issue of how to deal with isis. isis, no doubt, will be on the agen agenda. air strikes the u.s. allies conducted more rounds of isis air strikes on syria and iraq. what role is israel playing, if any, in in the campaign? >> in the campaign in syria, israel is really not playing much of a role at all. syria is a next door neighbor and flown its own reconnaissance flights and maintains other intelligence in syria. israel is not really a party to the current campaign. and you can see why. the whole u.s. and western strategy is to bring in as much sunni arab support as it can. so this doesn't look like western intervention and

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al volver: la entrevista con el primer ministro de israel, benjamÍn netanyahu. ♪ en sprint te damos el doble de datos de alta velocidad que t-mobile, at&t y verizon wireless. por solo $100 al mes, el plan sprint family share pack te da 20gb de datos para compartir con toda tu familia, y llamadas y textos ilimitados. cámbiate a sprint. más móvil por tu dinero. >> esta semana entrevistÉ en nueva york al primer ministro de israel, benjamÍn netanyahu. Él vino a dar un discurso en naciones unidas, y tambiÉn para hablar con el presidente barack obama. netanyahu rechazÓ las acusaciones de crÍmenes de guerra por la muerte de mÁs de 2200 palestinos en gaza, en cambio acusÓ al grupo terrorista hamas de usar a niÑos y a civiles como escudos humanos. netanyahu hablÓ con una voz muy baja, pero como verÁn, sus palabras son muy fuertes. >> primer ministro, gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> un placer. >> usted acaba de regresar de la casa blanca. ¿cÓmo es su relación con el presidente obama? >> es muy bueno. es como una pareja vieja. hemos hablado mÁs de una docena de veces,

netanyahu offered heated comments saying, quote, i have been on the battlefield many times.isk my life for the country and i am not willing to make concessions that would endanger our country. now, many of these disagreements between the obama administration and netanyahu are well known and center around iran's nuclear program and settlement expansions. whether the president should reach out and apologize, when asked, the white house declined to say if that would happen. >> to call and prime minister netanyahu and apologize? >> i don't have any calls on the president's schedule to tell you about but i think i can confidently say based on the numerous conversations that the two have held, that the prime minister is well aware of the value that president obama personally places on the strength of the relationship between the united states and israel. >> now, house speaker john boehner suggested the president should fire somebody over the comments in "the atlantic" saying the president sets the tone for the administration and he either condones or does not. as for josh earnest

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>> even clinton and netanyahu and his first incarnation are not able to use the clinton line althoughin my last book about his meeting with net in the. this is without purpose and there purposeful fights. this is frankly more soap opera than serious policy. i continuing reflects to a certain degree a lack of discipline in the administrations of both benjamin netanyahu and barack obama. there is no reason that anybody should have given jeff goldberg that kind of interview with that kind of language. what purpose it could ultimately serve other than to annoy, to disturb, and to demonstrate yet again that it's very tough for these two guys to find common ground personally or frankly on issues like the peace process settlement and maybe even iran. >> you know, these are anonymous quotes. no one is denying that. on the record, the last time netanyahu was in the oval office october 1st, as soon as he left when the settlement was starting, as soon as he left from the podium at the state department and the white house briefing room, they slammed him. i sat down with him. let me play you a cli

so, what is likely to be the main issue on the agenda during the netanyahu is it to the? richard walker caught up with me and some -- nathan sox at the brookings institute. >> at the beginning of the week we heard from benjamin netanyahu at the united nations. now he is in washington bringing the message about not been an perusal i iran over its nuclear program. do you think he is going to get a willing and receptive audience in the white house after mark >> this is mostly for public consumption. the president has heard this from the prime minister many times. still, iran is the number one issue on the mind of the israelis. the three things on his mind, the joke is, are iran, iran, and iran. >> that new context is now of course the have many countries from around the world and the region joining in this battle against the islamic state. it really is a new situation and new overall picture in the middle east. where does israel fit in strategically? >> on the one hand israel is very concerned about the mayhem around it. they find themselves with a lot of angst about the jih

beyond repair after the atlantic magazine quoted a white house official refering to prime minister netanyahu as chicken ex crement while calling him a coward. the source was unnamed. that establishment is cowardly. state department in white house claiming that atlantic report was inaccuracies but would not elaborate if they knew the identity of the leaker. >> and washington post reporting that white house computer in has ban breached by hackers working for the russian government, the white house trying to minimize the threat, claiming these types of security breaches happen in 1600 pennsylvania avenue, daily. that is reassuring. we'll have a full report straight ahead. >> only one patient still treated for ebola, inside of the united states a new york doctor, who is coming under straout ni, scrutiny after reports that he lied to police about his travels after returning from westaff car, telling officials he isolated himself in his new york apartment and he did not admit he rode the subway, and within bowling until police looked at his metro card, and credit card. officials in maine still try

at this point, is there any way for this white house and the netanyahu government to come to some understanding on settlements, on ways to bridge what differences do exist and focus on the fact that both nations are threatened by radical islamist terror, that iranian and nuclear weapons would be a catastrophe for both nations and indeed the world? >> well, this is very important. and the fact that there is too much world attention focused on the buildings in jerusalem which is the israeli capital and the building in jerusalem is for the welfare and the interest of other citizens. both arab and jews. so any attention given them that on the extent of tension on iran or isis or others is quite