even a friendly foreign leader like netanyahu. i think these are pretty nasty techniques. he did it with chuck hagel years ago, when he said he might have taken $200,000 from the north koreans. well, i won't say mccarthyite this time, but there's a certain pattern to the way he demonizes his opponents. he goes all the way and says they're evil, they're bad. i think most people when they look at this, they see just that, disagreement. >> stand by there in arizona. we'll be coming right back to you. we want to bring in mark ginsberg, ambassador to morocco, and former white house ambassador. you've been patient to watch and listen to all of this with us. how do you place all three presentations, all three styles, all three speeches before this group tonight? >> well, brian, i agree with both -- with all of you, including howard as well as chris, that john kasich's speech was the real most substantive, most reasonable presentation that avoided what i would call the serial pandering that goes on in these forums that i've attended almost every year. and actually, have spoken at.

final question i wanted to ask you, biden met with netanyahu but netanyahu cancelled the trip to meet with president obama. what do you think of that? >> i think this attests to the difficult testy relationship between prime minister netanyahu and president obama, you know the two don't get along. they are negotiating invite right now a very ambitious memorandum of understanding which is a comprehensive defense aid package over a ten year period that would provide israel with potentially $40 billion in u.s. security assistance. and vice president biden met with netanyahu to discuss it. in israel this week. i know that next week, the defense minister of israel is going to be in washington meeting with his defense counterpart, secretary of defense ashton carter and hopefully they will solidify some sort of agreement because israel does have some very serious threats, significant threats in the region, is threatened by a civil war that's raging in syria right next door, we have i.s.i.s. right around the corner from israel, there are significant missile threats coming from israel's north,

reporter: on the netanyahu thing 2014, netanyahu gives a pretty public lecture to the president in the oval office about middle east history, and in 2010, vice president was in netanyahu had a major settlement plans and they waited for his trip to do that. understand high you don't consider this a lack of respect for the white house. primarily, itell, is not as if -- look, the president has spent as much time talking and meeting with prime minister netanyahu as any other world leader. and that speaks to the importance over the relationship between our two countries. it speaks to the president's commitment to continuing to have a very effective working relationship with our closest ally in the middle east. it speaks to the president's ongoing commitment to sure that any personal differences of opinion don't interfere with our ability to continue to provide necessary support to israel. about theis nothing scheduling challenges that were encountered with this meeting that is going to have an impact on any of that. i think that is why i would make the case to you that it is certainly under

prime minister netanyahu would meet with president obama on march 18 in the oval office. then came the surprise. >> our expectation was that he would do that, that the prime minister would do that and learn that he was not going to do it they saw media reports. >> reporter: in other words, the white house was caught flat footed in public. it's a breach of protocol on a matter that should have been handled privately. while the white house says it's not a snub, given the history between the two leaders few were buying it. republicans invited netanyahu to address a joint meeting of congress last march. >> leaving iran with a vast nuclear program. >> reporter: that angered the white house which turned down an oefl office meeting on the grounds that netanyahu was in the middle of a tough political campaign and a meeting might be seen as an endorsement. now in what many interpreter as a tit for tat slap of the white house this explanation was that a meeting with obama might interfere with the presidential campaign. at the oval office meeting netanyahu lectured obama on history.

andrew. >> on the netanyahu thing again. i think it was 2014 when netanyahu gave -- president and the oval office history in 2010 vice president was visiting the country and netanyahu -- major assessment plans, they waited to the trip to do that. you have the joint speech to the joint session last year. i'm struggling to understand how you don't consider this a lack of respect for the white house? >> well, i think primarily because, andrew, it's not as if the president has spent as much time talking and meeting with prime minister netanyahu as any other world leader. that speaks to the importance of the relationship between our two countries. it speaks to the president's commitment to continuing to have a very effective working relationship with our closest ally in the middle east. it speaks to the president's ongoing commitment to making sure that any personal differences of opinion don't interfere with our ability to continue to provide necessary support to israel. and there's nothing about the scheduling challenges that w

prime minister netanyahu would meet with pat obama on march 18. >> we thought he would do that, that the prime minister would do that. we learned that he was not going to do that based on media reports >> reporter: in other words, the white house was caught flat footed in public. it is a breach of protocol says the president spokesman on a matter that should have been handled privately >> i think it is good manners gentleman while the white house says it's not a snub. few were being that. republicans invited netanyahu to address a joint meeting of congress where he asked to reject a deal. >> leaving iran with a vast nuclear program >> reporter: that angered the white house which turned down an oval office meeting on the grounds that netanyahu was in in the middle of a testify political campaign and a meeting might be seen as an endorsement. in what many interpret as a tit for tat. a meeting with him might interfere with the ongoing u.s. presidential campaign. the lastest issue comes at the end of a tested relationship. at the meeting netanyahu lectured obama on the history >> it cann

>> netanyahu and abbas can almost see each other from their offices.he idea that they need john keri or any american secretary of state to come over-- if they had the will, they would have the way. it's got to start with them. i think the most constructive thing president obama could do would be to say, "we tried. it's over. there's going to be a one-state solution." that's what would shock the system, not "here's our plan." then they start making it about us. they say, "it's about you, we wish you well. sorry it didn't work out." what happens otherwise is netanyahu will always say, "keri's coming. there's a plan." or abbas will say, "don't worry, the americans--" no, no, nobody's coming. it's over. it's yours. you own it. now, you live with it. and that's the beginning of wizz bomb. >> woodruff: but can any american president really do that, given the political pressure in this country? >> obama has sort of been doing it for the last year. >> woodruff: he hasn't made that declaration. >> he's basically told keri, i don't want you measing around there

netanyahu on his visit to israel. the u.s. is facing criticism over lack of progress in efforts to broker a settlement between israel and the palestinians. our correspondent joining us. tell us about the latest spate of attacks and killings that have happened over the past 24 hours. >> reporter: the latest incident that we've heard about is what you were just mentioning in the occupied west bank near the city south. two palestinian men were shot near a check point that went up on tuesday. that was after reports that at least one of them had tried to attack a member of the israeli border police. we're now hearing that one of those palestinians have died of his wounds and he has been named locally as sam my ismaeel. a 16-year-old teenage from the occupy evidence west bank. that incident in east jerusalem, what happened first of all was that two palestinians travelling in a car fired towards an israeli bus in the remote area. no-one was hurt in that incident but police gave chase and during that chase the palestinians then fired

a aid to the prime minister, prime minister benjamin netanyahu -- aides to prime minister benjamin netanyahuinuated, thanks but no thanks, we'll wait for the next administration. today, the vice president said take the deal, you won't get a better one. >> ifill: the reaction to the irony missile test is what. >> it took the israelis a long time after they put -- before they put out a statement. the israeli foreign minister said it's dangerous the testing of the missiles in iran. they cannot only reach israell but have the capability of carrying a nuclear warhead. they said it's another sign iran is not serious about curbing its nuclear program.ea >> ifill: there is had been a palestinian teacher strike and children have not been in school for some time does that also add to the complications that we're seeing? >> it's interesting. these strikes that have been happening over the last month are some of the biggest strikes that we've seen in the west bank in years. they're about teachers' wages, but they're more than that. they're about challenging abbas' rule and frustration about abbas' leade

netanyahu? yeah, i do. and i think some of the statements that he made during the end of his campaign were, in fact, unacceptable. >> let me pivot over to indiana. we're sitting here at the end of a week in which -- i know that governor -- you know, there was some discussion that governor mike pence might run for president in 2016 -- >> probably will get the gay vote, i don't know. [laughter]. >> right. yeah, yeah. probably not going to get the gay vote. [applause]. >> that's a good one. [laughter]. >> what just happened here? and can you put this in the context of an evolving conversation about the rights for gays and lesbians in this country? >> here is a very important flow of what's happening in america. for many years now, we have made pretty good progress. and we should be proud of ourselves in making this nation a less discriminatory nation. and that means people struggled for decades for civil rights for african-americans, and we should be proud that we have an african-american who is president of t

some sharp language to describe benjamin netanyahu. >> this is a right wing politician. a guy who kind of crashed the united states congress to give his speech there, ignoring president obama not even consulting with him. using it for political purposes back home. >> the rest of my conversation with bernie sanders, ahead. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. (announcer) need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 100 of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. (announcer) over 400,000 businesses have already used ziprecruiter. and now you can use ziprecruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com/offer99 >>> more now on my conversation with senator bernie sanders, a day of massive political headlines, i asked the presidential hopeful about the topics and pressed him on how his world view differs that his riv

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netanyahu: good morning, america. good morning, aipac. and a special good morning to the 4,000 students who are cutting class today to be with aipac in washington. greetings to all of you from jerusalem. i want to first send my condolences to the families of those murdered in today's terrorist attacks in brussels. the chain of attacks from paris to san bernardino to istanbul to the ivory coast and now to brussels, and the daily attacks in israel, this is one continuous assault on all of us. in all these cases, the terrorists have no resolvable grievances. it's not as if we could offer them brussels orris tan bull or california or even the west bank. that won't satisfy their grievances. because what they seek is our utter destruction and their total domination. their basic demand is that we should simply disappear. well, my friends, that's not going to happen. the only way to defeat these terrorists is to join together and fight them together. that's how we'll defeat terrorism. with political unity and with moral clarity. i think we have t

biden meeting with netanyahu. it doesn't seem any incompatiblity with netanyahu and obama is affecting that relationship with israel and u.s. a new billion dollar deal that is due to be negotiated there. >> it is a sort of memorandum of understanding. israel has some 30 billion dollars over the last 10 years and it is expected to take some 40 billion dollars. part of it as it were compensation for the deal. you would think the iranian deal is the service of israel. you're right. the israeli american relations remains strong in terms of the battle of relations. what happened over the last several years is that obama toppled the mindset. it allowed washington to pursue a deal with iran without getting the permission from israel as they would have expected it to >>> reports coming through that the u.s. could be publishing some sort of outline for talks and agreement and that could happen through a u.n. security council resolution. what are you hearing about that and would the objective of that were to happen, would b

israeli media reports that netanyahu was not invited to the white house. the obama administration insists he was invited. netanyahu was scheduled to meet tomorrow in israel with vice president joe biden. >>> the public will have two to former first lady nancy reagan. she will lie in repose tomorrow and thursday. on friday a private funeral will be held. she'll be buried next to her husband at the library nancy reagan died sunday at her california home at the age of 94. >>> 4:39 now. new york city puts its focus on pedestrian safety, there's new data showing there's a surge in pedestrian deaths nationwide. there's a 10% increase in pedestrian deaths in 2015, that's the largest year to year jump since national records have been kept. in many cases it's distracted drivers to blame. also pedestrians put themselves at risk by staring at their phones or wearing headphones when crossing the street. >>> new jersey state police investigating a serious accident that involved one of their own. happened just after 8:00 on i-295 in west deptford outside of philadelphia

i entirely agree with prime minister netanyahu as hamas would place rockets in elementary schools. they placed their headquarters in the basement of a hospital, and i would note that hillary clinton in 2014 explained this as follows. quote, hamas puts its missiles, its rockets, in civilian areas. part of it is because gaza is pretty small and its densely populated. madame secretary, with all respect the reasons missiles are in schools is not because gaza is small. it's because terrorists are using schools as human shields. [ cheering and applause ] and in response to this atrocity, i was proud to join with new york democrat kirsten gillibrand in authoring a resolution in harboring missiles in schools as a war crime and that passed. we saw the obama administration cancel civilian airline nights in the nation of israel. when that happened, i publicly ask the question did this administration just launch an economic boycott on the nation of israel. [ applause ] the administration does not ban flights into pakistan, does not ban nights into yemen, does not ban flights into afghanistan.

i will meet with prime minister netanyahu immediately.e known him for many years and we'll be able to work closely together to help bring stability and peace to israel and to the entire region. meanwhile, every single day you have rampant incitement and children being taught to hate israel and to hate the jews. it has to stop. [applause] when you live in a society where the firefighters are the heroes, little kids want to be firefighters. when you live in a society where athletes and movie stars are the heroes, little kids want to be athletes and movie stars. in palestinian society, the heroes are those who murder jews. we can't let this continue. we can't let this happen any longer. [cheers, applause] you cannot achieve peace if terrorists are treated as martyrs. glorifying terrorists is a tremendous barrier to peace. it is a horrible, horrible way to think. it's a barrier that can't be broken. that will end and it'll end soon, believe me. [applause] in palestinian textbooks and mosques, you've got a culture of hatred that has been fomen

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obama won that battle, but he'll never forget what netanyahu did.etanyahu's perspective, obama is hopelessly naive about the realities of the middle east. >> woodruff: china. it seems he's been able to deal with china. he has a pretty clear sense of where he thinks the u.s. is headed. >> china represents a threat and an opportunity, i think, in his mind. this goes to his general predisposition to dealing more with asia and less with the middle east. this is the pivot to asia. >> woodruff: but he clearly hasn't been able to pivot as much as he would have liked. >> well this is the point- once i- i turned to him once, because i like movies as much as he does, and i know that he's a fan of the godfather movies, there's a moment when michael corleone, who's trying to be legitimate, realizes that the mob will always have him, is pulling him back. and he says, "just when i-" and i mention this scene, michael corleone says, "just when i thought i was out," and obama finished the sentence, "they pull you back in." and i think that's the way he understands t

he doesn't need netanyahu's cooperation on this.learly, you know, netanyahu's relationship with obama is not good, they've had seven years now with squabbles and slides and misunderstandings. i think the leaders around interested in trying to repair that relationship. i think the fact that biden is in israel and there are on going talks about a new american defense package indicates whatever the relationship is between obama and knelt net, the underlying relationship between the united states and israel remains strong. >> waxman said if the president tries to move on the peace pros in the coming months, it could backfire and hurt the democrats in the upcoming presidential election. >>> one of israel's biggest concerns has been iran's nuclear program. iran fired two nor ballistic missiles, defying a u.s. threat of new sanctions against the country. iran's revolutionary guard fired missiles and tuesday, saying they are kind to hit israel. earlier this year, the u.s. sanctioned businesses and individuals linked to the missile prom over

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netanyahu for an hour, and the former president, former prime minister.ez is the most optimistic guy in the world. he said some day we and the arabs are going to get together with technology, and not fight over land and acreage. it's going to be different. netanyahu is much more of a traditionalist. i'm holding the line here as long as i'm here. i'm holding that line. because i don't have any better deal i can give you. within the jewish community, within the israeli community, there's such a range of optimism versus pessimism. and what's realism. that's always the great question. always. >> chris matthews out in arizona, which by the way, one of three satates voting tomorro. let's keep our cameras trained on that podium. the second of two short films has come to an end. and we have reason to believe that the fanfare and the lights will herald the arrival -- >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome presidential candidate mr. donald j. trump. >> donald j. trump at the verizon center in washington. here you go. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening. thank you very much. i s

he doesn't need netanyahu's cooperation only. he doesn't need the two leaders, netanyahu and abbas to talk directly. he simply needs to clarify what is the american position and that will lay down a marker for future american presidents, as well, just like do they accept essentially what will now be the obama terms of reference or the obama peace plan. >> drawing waxman, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> stephanie, as you point out, one of israel's big concerns in recent years has been that nuclear program in iran. overnight, iran fired two more ballistic missiles. iran's revolutionary guard also firing several missiles on tuesday saying they are designed to hit israel. earlier this year, the u.s. sanctioned businesses rinked to a program that happened previously. >> earlier this year, the united states put in place sanctions against iran because of their ballistic missile activity. >> the white house said the missile tests are not a violation of the nuclear agreement but they are concerned, a republ

. >>> rising intentions between the white house and israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu after a canceled trip. >>> ordered to testify against his colleagues. one or more officers accused in the death of freddie gray and celebrating women all around the world. and we begin with another round of presidential primaries and caulk uses. four states up for grabs, including one of the biggest prizes on the primary schedule. delegate-rich michigan is holding primaries for both parties, and so is mississippi. republican voters also head to the polls for idaho's primary, and they're caulk using now in hawaii. we have aljazeera senior correspondent, michael shure, and jan than martin is in jackson, mississippi. but we begin right here with david schuster >> reporter: this is a night when donald trump and hillary clinton hope to solidify their lead. it should be a good state for bernie sanders, 70% white, and 30% african-american vote. and bernie sanders began 25 points down and the question is how much was he able to narrow it? 130 delegates at stake, and the key here, if bernie sanders ca

and, sadly, that is what did happen when prime minister netanyahu came to address congress. [ applausen a similar vein, my leading republican opponent has promised that he as president would be neutral between israel and the palestinians. well, let me be very, very clear. as president, i will not be neutral. [ applause ] america will stand unapologetically with the nation of israel. [cheers and applause] so what does that mean specifically? let's start with2g today's persian king, the nation of iran. both hillary clinton and donald trump have said they would maintain this iranian deal, although donald, as promised, he is good at negotiating, get a better deal. my view is very different. on the first day in office, i will rip this catastrophic iranian nuclear deal to shreds. [cheers and applause] this agreement gives over $100 billion to the ayatollah co-miny, the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism. that dwarfs the $3 billion in military aid we give each year to the nation of israel. that difference is not just unconnable. it is fundamentally immoral. on the first day if i am pr

benjamin netanyahu spoke at his weekly cabinet meeting. mr. now who: the idea of troops, our children -- certain netanyahu: i am the in any event, includinin current incident, the inquiry into all of the conditions account. reporter: during a closed door meeting, israeli media clashed with education minister of the far right party. speaking of a murder charge in the context of a cob at soldier on a combat mission creates deep, moral -- combat soldier on a combat mission creates deep, moral confusion. the city has been the scene of many violent incidents over the past six months. 200 palestinians and 28 israelis have died in violence since october. authorities say most of the palestinians killed were carrying knives, guns. host: turning now to o business. we are starting off today with a scam.about a financial moviesr: this is what are made of. stealing billions from some of the biggest corporations. he was sentenced to seven years jail time in france but he is currently living in israel and talking up his exploits. in an interview with the ass

i will meet with prime minister netanyahu immediately.known him for many years and will be able to work closely together with him to help bring stability and peace to israel and to the entire region. meanwhile, every single day, you have rampant incitement and children being taught to hate israel and to hate the jews. it has to stop. [applause] mr. trump: when you live in an society where firefighters are heroes, little kids want to be firefighters. when you live in a society whereat athletes and movie stars are heroes, little kids want to be athletes and movie stars. in palestinian society, the heroes are those who murder jews. we cannot let this continue. we can't let this happen any longer. you -- [applause] mr. trump: you cannot achieve these if terrorists are treated -- you cannot achieve peace of terrorists are treated as moderates. -- murders. it is a horrible, horrible way to think. it is a barrier that cannot be broken. that will end. it will lend soon. believe me. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: i palestinian in palestinian tex

that visit was to coincide with a major pro israeli summit employee netanyahu's office saying he didn't want to travel to the u.s. in the middle of a primary season. the white house said it was surprised to find out about the cancellation through the media. >> turkey and the european union reached an agreement they hope will end the european refugee crisis. thousands of refugees will return to turkey from greece. for every returned, one will be resettled in europe. turkish and greek leaders met to discuss the details. >> it's appropriate that this meeting between turkey's prime minister and greece's prime minister would be taking place in ismir, one of the main launching pad for refugees to launch the trip to greece. thousands along the coast go on these rickety makeshift boats every day to greece, so this being one of the main launching pads, there is also a large and thriving human smuggling network in this city. while the agendas haven't been officially announced, it's widely expected that the refugee crisis will be the top priority to be discussed by the turkish prime minister, the

binyamin netanyahu did everything in his power to undermine the deal, including speaking to congress as if he was in charge, and in an extraordinary response to that, 60 members of u.s. congress skipped the speech, refused to show up, to acknowledge the legitimacy of the israeli prime minister's effort to undermine the president. that was a huge campaign over the last 18 months or so. what you said was important, while the obama administration, has been more outspoken in criticising israeli settlement policies, the relationship did not change, it's not surprising the members of the security establishment acknowledges that president obama is the movement pro-israeli president in modern history, because of the amount of money provided by the u.s. taxpayers to the military, and the protection in the united nations that made sure that no israeli officials were ever threatened to the possibility of consequences for war crimes, whether in gaza in terms of settlement and elsewhere. we have this contradiction between a political statement, politically president obama was critical of the sett

cameime minister netanyahu to address congress., my leading republican opponent has said he would be neutral be telling -- be neutral between israel and the palestinians. let me be very, very clear. as president, i will not neutral. will will stand on apologetically with the nation of israel. [applause] sen. cruz: so what does that mean specifically? let us start with today's persian king. the nation of iran. with hillary clinton and donald trump have said they would maintain the iranian deal, although donald, as promised, would negotiate and get a better deal. my view is very different. on the first day in office, i will rip this catastrophic iranian nuclear deal to shreds. applause] sen. cruz: this agreement gives over 100 billion dollars to the ayatollah khomeini, the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism. that is worse than the $3 billion of military aid we give to the nation of israel. that is not just unconscionable, is fundamentally immoral and if i am president, on the first day we will reimpose sanctions on iran. [app

in 2014 when prime minister netanyahu became the first head of state to openly endorse an independent kurdistan he, said such a state would serve as a bulwark against the rise of islamic extremism. can you elaborate more on that from a military perspective, how would israel benefit from an independent kurdistan? the second question stherk u.s. led coalition against isis includes at least 60 nations. there doesn't seem to be any role to play in this coalition why is that? mr. miller: why don't you take one of the two questions, i want to see if we can get to some others as well. mr. ya'alon: i'll take the first question in the middle east regarding the occupation nation states, it's a matter of democracy. there is a great description of winston churchill as secretary , talking about the boundaries of the region, straight lines, looking to jordan as an example, very nice example for the straight line to the east. the iraqi petroleum company pipelines to be defended on both sides, that was recommendation of the british office. on each straight line you can two things. we believe look to

this comes as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu turned down an invitation from president obama a white house spokesman says netanyahu canceled his dc trip after president obama requested a meeting israeli media is reporting that the white house couldn't find the time to accommodate a meeting the white house is denying that claim. there are some changes to the virginia law banning teens from texting and seven law that include teens with learner's permits and now it does aaa worked with state sen jon kyl swelled from chesapeake to make the changes. the revised law also bans drivers with learner's permits from having more than one unrelated passenger under the age of twenty one aaa says interacting with passengers is one of the leading factors in teen driver crashes you can forget about buying ever clear in virginia abc stores governor mcauliffe vetoed a bill that would allow the sale of high proof grain spirits. the governor says he worried the change would increase under age drinking and binge drinking on college campuses but he did ask health and human resources and homeland se

are not taking me seriously. >> rose: yes. >> and think i what happens and this is not just with netanyahu but with other -- it is other middle eastern leaders they come to him for years and basically say you don't understand the middle east, and he actually comes back and says he is very self-confident person obviously and he said actually i do understand, and i understand american interest in the middle east better than you do so, with netanyahu, it frustrates him more than almost anyone in the world, it was, listen, stop treating me in a condescending way. >> rose: is it intellectual confidence or arrogance? >> , you know, you can't be president without a level, certain level of confidence, this guy makes -- he thinks about decision as lot, probably sometimes people consider it too much deliberation, once he goes, he is gone, you know. he made it. >> rose: okay. i want to come back. there is another instance in which powell is in the room and making an argument again, and he basically says for intervention and he says i have read your book. >> samantha -- i have read your book. >> rose:

benjamin netanyahu has canceled a visit to washington.minister told the jerusalem post he declined to meet with president obama due to the heated u.s. election campaign. this is happening days before vice president joe biden is set to meet with prime minister netanyahu during a visit to jerusalem. >>> it will be one year in jail for a former montgomery county court commissioner. israel pled guilty to taking an up skirt photo of an assistant state attorney. he must write a letter of apology to the victim and attend sex therapy classes. >>> done in d.c. for the first time since the spring of 2012, robert griffin the third is no longer a the team released him. after an amazing rookie year it was downhill from there, injuries, interceptions, he was dropped to the third string quarterback. if the skins kept griffin they above had to pay him $16 million. >>> we are happy to have you on our team this morning. >> indeed we are. we are getting started with a morning full of news. >>> breaking news overnight. waiting for confirmation why swarms of

he is set to meet with netanyahu.ons in aid the united states sends to israel, the prime minister is looking forward to the visit. >> a contested convention is one way the party could try to stop donald trump even if he ends up winning the most delegates. what would a contested convention really look like in cleveland? we'll speak with judge napolitano and find out if trump would have any legal options. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief ... i love life, so i like to live it healthy... i like to make it fun! ....... .... >>> the republican party could deny donald trump the nomination. trump is leading ted cruz by just 84. and marco rubio and john kasich, way behind. if trump does go to the convention with the most delegates but loses the nomination, is there a legal recourse for him? judge napolitano is with us. y

his cnn talkn said, well, you to look at netanyahu is a lot of the cause of the problems.n settlements, clinton criticized it. sanders strongly criticized it. trump, kasich, and cruz did not discuss it at all. on the un security council resolution on the arab-israeli conflict assuming the french initiative comes through, clinton said she would veto, trump said he would veto, kasich said he would veto, cruz said he would veto. sanders did not discuss it but said he would work for a hard for a palestinian-israeli peace agreement. those are six or seven issues where they really different. what i took away from this, interestingly enough, was that kasich and clinton were actually fairly close on a lot of the issues. i would not say so much that clinton was the to the right of trump, i was a rather that trump was to the left of cruz and kasich was to the left of both of the others. now, how this works out in reality following the election, of course, is one thing to make promises before the election, but another to make promises and carry them out afterwards. very quickly in re

netanyahu was expected for a visit with president obama next week and cancelled it precipitously.rned about the cancellation by reading it in the press. so there they go again. this just as joe biden was arriving in israel. the whole foreign policy issue for president obama really comes together in jeff goldberg's almost book-length treatise in the "atlantic," which just came out, "the obama doctrine." he does more reporting and interviews with the president and the cabinet. it turns on all the issues but most notably the decision not to go after assad after drawing the red line on chemical weapons. >> and that, by the way, became a giant political football in the 2014 midterm elections and continues to be something that republicans used to question president obama's judgment and his toughness. i don't think you can draw a straight line between barack obama getting elected and the policies he pursued and donald trump's rise. i do think barack obama paints the world in a very nuanced, complex way, that the vast majority of people who support him say is a very accurate reflection of

agreed to a meeting between netanyahu and president obama this month.te house says it was surprised to learn through media the trip was canceled. indonesian lawmakers are considering whether to give police more power to fight terrorism. the government once police to be able to detain suspects for up convictedths, and terrorists could be stripped of citizenship. the u.n. security council sanctions were not enough for south korea. own onmposing their north korea after its recent nuclear and missile tests. it is also blacklisting people link to north korea's weapons of mass destruction. global news 24 hours a day powered by our hundreds of journalists in bureaus around the world. want to head to the nasdaq now where abigail doolittle is digging into lendingtree. they announced a buyback extension. how has it been performing? abigail: lendingtree is about flat on the year. this is misleading. sharply. went down after a buyback, the stock has bounced back. a free go back to 2008, lendingtree is up nearly 10,000% and itsits 2008 trough record peak in 2015, go

it is also not acceptable the netanyahu government decided to withhold hundreds of millions in tax revenuem the palestinians, which is supposed to collect on their behalf. amy: that was bernie sanders in utah. when greenwald, i believe he did offer to address aipac by video stream or skype, as did romney in 2012, but we heard he was told no. >> a couple of months ago, donald trump on msnbc program said, when asked about israel and palestine, he thought the u.s. should be neutral in order to be a more effective arbiter, which until 20 years ago, was a standard mainstream u.s. position, but now has become very shocking. same with what bernie sanders just said. dear prominent american politician to stand up and criticize israel in such stark and blunt terms, calling them andpiers essentially criticizing how they're treating the palestinians is always shocking to the ear. hillary clinton would never do it, nor would leading republican politicians, yet it is really a very mild way to talk about israel. it shows just how far to the right the discourse has shifted in the u.s. when it comes to isr

. >>> a controversial suspension bill, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been pushing the bill. it would allow members of the knesset to be suspended. imtiaz tyab has more from east jerusalem. >> reporter: this was the scene inside the parliamentary offices of israel constitutional law and justice committee. it just announced a bill allowing for expulsion of sitting mps if enough lawmakers were in favor of it. these israeli-palestinian members of parliament were escortout of thescorted out of . joint list a coalition of israeli-palestinian political parties, he says other political parities have targeted palestinians, earlier this year he was suspended by an ethics committee for four months after he met with the families of palestinians killed by israeli forces after allegedly carrying out attacks. gatta says if the so-called suspension bill is passed and used against members of parliament he would resign in protest. >> i'm angry, in the knesset this serves as serious punishment or sanction used, only upon arab icic members gln prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called on his

. >> john: nancy reagan, benjamin netanyahu and hulk hogan. he takes the stand against the privacy case by the gawker. he said he that he was completely humiliated of him having sex okay on a videotape. he he said he did not authorize. >> amy: nancy reagan died on sunday. she was 94. tomorrow and thursday her body will lie in repose for the all flags have been ordered to fly at half staff. >> john: netanyahu made a speech to the u.s. congress criticizing the then44444444444 iran deal. and refused to meet with obama at that time and was widely considered a snub. >>> here's what we know. wwe tweeted that orlando has been selected to host wrestle mania. they last hosted 2008. remember the crowds? >> amy: it was huge. >> john: it was unbelievable. and 11:00 a.m. is the news announcement and fox 35 will be there. >>> a suspect told an suv with a 12-year-old girl inside. in kmplets. marco rubio will make a stop later this morning to rally for support. how the race for first place is tightening. >> amy: here's a live view looking down on i-4 and fair

the white house says israeli prime minister netanyahu canceled a visit to the white house next month. the prime minister tells the jerusalem post that he canceled because of the heated u.s. election campaign. this is all happening days before vice president joe biden is set to meet with prime minister netanyahu during a visit to jerusalem. >>> looking at news across america, a jury awarded erin andrews $55 million. the money was awarded over a secretly recorded 23450ud video made at a marriott hotel in tennessee by stalker. tearful testimony described a long incident from 2008. >> the worst is when girls, high school, college, they tweet me and say i want to be erin andrews except for the marriott stalker thing. >> andrews tweeted that she ha support. >>> the next chapter of the story will be released this year. his story will be told in a new book. the story is due out september 6th. it is written by family friend and staunch supporter. he is serving life sentence for strangling his girlfriend. >>> what is trending this morning? bette midler throwing some serious, in the words of lar