to pay a little visit to a high school basketball game and entertain the fans at a game between new palestineigh school and central. he's playing to the crowd. he's known for his dunks. he goes in for the dunk, hits the trampoline. what do you think he's going to do next? >> an awesome dunk. >> he does do an awesome dunk. >> oh! shaquille o'neal style from the 90s, boomer does a complete front flip double hand slams this basketball and breaks the glass on the backboard. >> this isn't nba where they swap one out, swap another one in. >> i'm sure they don't have a reserved backboard there. a guy named steve steal was in the stands and shot this video. of course the crowd loves it, all these students that are in attendance. they go wild. this dude high fives his friends. boomer, you know, put on quite the show. >> yeah, man, that was awesome. we aren't the only ones who think this video is pretty awesome. only posted on january 20th and already has a few million hits. >>> how many of us have been to presentations that have bored you to tears? i think we can all agree. >> yeah. >> well, they've c

world economic forum, this is only happen, a two-state solution, of a secure israel next to a new state of palestine, only happens through a negotiation of those two parties sitting around the table. as president obama said, we can't want it more than they want it. it's clearly in both their interests. there's talks to go ahead and succeed, and i would say as i did say to benjamin netanyahu this week, you know, you got to show confidence building measures to show the palestinians you're cease -- serious to get a deal, and i said don't add too many preconditions before you go into talks because you got to do the negotiation around the table rather than before you get there. now, both sides can give up a little and actually show they want to deal, they want to agree, i think we'll all know roughly what most of the end state solutions are. as one put it many times and i think here in davos, sometimes there's a light, but there's no tunnel. we need to get the tum right in terms of the talks process to >> "washington journal" is live at 7:00 eastern would segments on home fork -- home foreclosures. >> ou

new president. >> just a quick comment on his real-palestine -- is there any hope of getting those -- on israel-palestine -- is there any hope of getting those two together? >> this has been my frustration in my long term service in this country seeing that we have not had a settlement of this issue. i do hope that, after the elections, the united states can resume its leadership role, its role to bring the parties together and to have not only a solution to the palestinian problem, but it'a comprehensive solution for the middle east relations. as ambassador to morocco, yugoslavia, united nations, league of arab nations, a legal mind -- what is the most important lesson you have learned so far? >> in my love, i learned that you have to work hard -- in my life, i learned that you have to work hard, that you have to be upbeat, that you have to be consistent, that you have to be open-minded, and to build a human relations. you might leave your job. you might be rich when they. you might lose your money the other day. but the most important thing in life is to have human relations, people you can rely on, an

news. thailand has recognized as an independent state. palestine pushes for full membership at the united nations. the bid is opposed by the obama administration. the white house says a political settlement with israel must be reached first. thailand has friendly ties with israel and is a major tourist destination for israeli travelers. >> canadian freestyle skier sara burke died at a salt lake after sustaining injuries in a crash last week. she was training on a super pipe at park mountain when she crashed. burke had surgery to repair a torn artery which caused bleeding in her brain. the 29 year sold a four-time champion at the winter x games. >>> elite british security teams are training on london's river thames, all part of a rehearsal to stop terrorist attacks at the olympics. scotland yard and the royal marines are working together aren't string of drills. the exercises aren't in response to any specific threat but are aimed at bolstering security along the water way which snakes through the heart of the capital city. the 2012 games take place

the two state solution of a secure israel next to a new of palestine could only happen through negotiation of those two parties thinning around the table. as president obama has been on one or two occasions, we can't want it more than they wanted. it is clearly in both of their interests with those tucks to go in and succeed. i would say they did say to netanyahu earlier this week on a factor so confidence building measures to show palestinians are serious about getting a deal. i said to president abbas earlier this year, don't add too many preconditions before you go into talks because he got to do the negotiation around the table rather than before you get there. both sides can give up a little, can show they want to deal, they want to agree. i think we all know roughly what most of those in-state solutions are. many times the making carrion davos that they feel there is a right and no tunnel. we need to get a ton already so we can get to the endpoint will want to achieve. i think professor schwab again for inviting me to address you today. >> more from the world economic forum in the da

as talks between israel and palestine in fifteen months have ended with no breakthrough new construction of jewish settlements on occupier lands remains the main obstacle to restarting the story please because satan. the winds of change the russian army marches on which to more than isolation would be crowded into reach the summit here at military. hello and welcome to aussie twenty four hour news live from moscow my name is you there should be of our time a story now the u.s. has responded to a warning from iran to keep its aircraft carries out all the persian go by saying its warships will continue to sail that the american navy had pulled out of an area where ron was holding ten days of naval wargames during which it successfully test fired a number of different missiles but russia's defense ministry says that despite the latest military exercise the rain is don't have the technology to make intercontinental ballistic missiles france is pushing for strict sanctions saying it sure tehran is developing. its urge to e.u. countries to follow the line of freezing iranian central bank asset

the first talks between israel and palestine in fifteen months and with no breakthrough new construction of just settlements on a pew pipelines remains the main obstacle to resuming stoled peacemaking save us. on the winds of change the russian all made not. two more my station with the president came to return to some of these. as the headlines up next to max kaiser and to have it present a special eastern european on the wisdom of a star of the concert thanks. max kaiser welcome to the kaiser report one of the great things about doing a show on our today is that new year lasts oh seems like almost two weeks they serve or mag's is only eight days they're a light weight we're still partying here. fantastic well that's because i found what's considered to be a shot in russia a shot of vodka look at the cannonball though this is just a typical russian vodka with a few of these and you'll be taken off a few days or so yeah hey max i learned how to say.

the first talks between israel and palestine in fifteen months and with no breakthrough new construction of tourist settlements on occupied lands remains the main obstacle to resuming stalled peace i'm going to say it's. the winds of trains the russian army marches on wards to modernization with the crown and king to return to somebody or military might. as the headline is up next on live finds out what it takes to become a top what smith as i'll go north talks to screenwriting teaching at special robots . a little yellow welcome to spotlight the interview show on our feet and all we know and today my guest is robert mckee. before making the first real street screen driving something straight at least the huge move that writers names may not even appear in the credits their work is essential for each and every film or t.v. show and their earnings are sometimes way on.

the talks between israel and palestine in fifteen months and that with no breakthrough new construction of jewish settlements on occupied land remained the main obstacle to resuming stalled peace negotiations. on the winds of change the russian army marches on wood so modernization with the kremlin keen to return to a soviet era military might. and are those with the headlines here and up next time for the fat cat bankers to take is the man who puts them on the run in the cars report right now. as a record one of the great things about doing a show on our today is that new year lasts oh seems like almost two weeks they say her album.

world economic forum, this is only happen, a two-state solution, of a secure israel next to a new state of palestine, only happens through a negotiation of those two parties sitting around the table. as president obama said, we can't want it more than they want it. it's clearly in both their interests. there's talks to go ahead and succeed, and i would say as i did say to benjamin netanyahu this week, you know, you got to show confidence building measures to show the palestinians you're cease -- serious to get a deal, and i said don't add too many preconditions before you go into talks because you got to do the negotiation around the table rather than before you get there. now, both sides can give up a little and actually show they want to deal, they want to agree, i think we'll all know roughly what most of the end state solutions are. as one put it many times and i think here in davos, sometimes there's a light, but there's no tunnel. we need to get the tum right in terms of the talks process to get to the end point we all want to achieve. i thank the professor for inviting me to address you here

the first talks between israel and palestine in for two months and with no breakthrough new construction of true settlements on occupied lands remains the main obstacle to resuming stalled peace negotiations. on the winds of change the russian army marches on would to organization and with the ground and came to return to soviet era military. context of lies up next the story of a catastrophic environmental disaster and all special report tom creek. we're right at the eight hundred foot elevation level right here and a lot of. mine discharges are coming up right at the. i. and you can tell that when the the red water mixes with the clear water that's the difference although this looks clear it's still got a lot of metals in it because it's discharging out of the chat. the sides of the mine that has the minerals in it are submerged beneath the water and it's isolated from oxygen oxygen is the key. you know back when they were first on up there was a lot of oxygen.

palestine in fifteen my. with no breakthrough but they. say there has been a positive atmosphere new construction. is the main obstacle to resuming peace negotiations in the palestinian saying a building a must stop but israel wanting no preconditions to. the russian military is trying to restore its former glory but the kremlin keen to reform. the military industrial complex has fallen behind technologically riddled with corruption. those were the headlines here and to stay with us next it's the story of a catastrophic environmental disaster and now a special report cold creek you're watching. will rogers once somebody asking about miami said well i just don't make much of anymore and we need. to be good they gave us we did a terrible job here we've got a terrible.

new lease on life plus. we find out. as the u.s. freezes millions of dollars in aid to palestine just months after. now a look at some more international stories making headlines this hour. a wave of attacks by a radical muslim sect is continuing to claim multiple lives in northeastern nigeria eight people were gunned down during a service at a church while twenty were killed during a town hall meeting armed islamised group boko haram which has claimed responsibility for the attacks issued a three day ultimatum for christians to leave the mostly muslim north of the country. three freight trains collided in a rural part of the us state of indiana starting a fire and injuring two of the six crew members involved one of the trains carrying mostly empty ethanol tanks was stationary when it was hit in the rear by another a furred then ran into the rail carriages on the parallel track local officials said there was no spill of any hazardous material from the wreck nevertheless they ordered the evacuation of several dozen houses near the crash site as a precaution. and now time for our rush a close up ser

talks between israel and palestine in fifteen months and with no breakthrough but they. say there has been a positive atmosphere new construction.

new lease on life plus. we find out the consequences as u.s. freezes of millions of dollars in aid to palestine just months after it's essential to the u.n. cultural body. now to some more international stories making headlines for you this hour. three freight trains collided in a rural part of u.s. state of indiana starting a fire and injuring two of the six crew members involved one of the trains carrying mostly empty ethanol tanks was stationary when it was hit in the rear by another a third then ran into the rail carriages on the parallel track local officials said there was no spill of any hazardous material from the wreckage nevertheless they ordered the evacuation of several dozen houses near the crash site as a precaution. a ship aground off the coast of new zealand since october has broken into after being pounded by storms the greek renna ran aground on an infamous reef spewing highly toxic fuels into the ocean more than twenty thousand sea birds are thought to have died after the ship foundered in what's been called a new zealand's worst environmental disaster the ship's captain and

new housing. during that time, use it to reach an agreement on borders which would say here is israel enters palestine. the israelis can build what they want. the palestinians can build what they want in palestine. then you do not have this issue. i believe it can be resolved. >> if it is the u.s. position that settlements are either counterproductive or illegal, why do they not simply say to the israelis "we have assessed that you have spent $250 million this year on infrastructure for settlement so we will doctor that"? if you had that two years ago, do you think he would have gotten somewhere? >> we do have that ability under the law that exists. president bush was the last one to impose the application of that law. it created a deduction from the amount available to ensure israeli guarantees for the house. the israelis had not needed to make a claim on it. it has lost its potency. it is symbolic now. it has no substantial effect. i do not believe it would have had any significant effect and altering the israeli activity. and all the time i was in the region, for many arabs, there is a simple solut

bring israel and palestine together the second highest number of voters think it will end up in a major diplomatic disaster the minority claim it will actually become a first step towards a new a poor previous ones agreed upon at camp david do you go online. to check out the stories that we are covering for you right now on our web site such as turkey sends up a new i in the sky find out about the satellite which could give the rest of the world closeup images of israel for the very first time also online. monium have a look at this furry friend here. settling into his new home in a chinese soup just one of the many videos we have. more news today. these are the images. from the streets of canada. a giant corporations are today. it is good to have you with us here in our three egyptians are voting in the third round of their first post revolution up parliamentary election the country's leading islamist party is expected to dominate with the results due in just ten days the vote will see a transition of power from the army which has been in charge since the toppling of president mubarak in february of last year. in the meantime is on trial charged with complicity in the killi

bring israel and palestine together the second highest number of voters think it will end up a major diplomatic disaster and a minority claim it will actually become a first step towards a new accords like previous ones so agree that camp david go online to cast your vote and while you're there check out these stories we're covering for you on our web site. turkey sounds up a new i in the sky find out about the satellite which could give the rest of the world to close up images of israel for the very first time also online. harem demonio check out this footage of a settling into its new home in a chinese zoo just one of the videos we have at our you tube channel. four news today. flared up. in these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of kandahar. joint operations throughout the day. thanks for being with us seven minutes past the hour egyptians are voting in the third round of their first post revolution parliamentary election the country's leading islams party is expected to dominate in the polls system with results expected in ten days the vote will see a transition of power from the army which has been in charge since the toppling of president muba

israel and palestine together for the second highest number of voters think it will and a major diplomatic disaster and a minority claim that will actually become a first step towards a new accords by previous ones agreed upon a camp david do go online. and while you're there check out these stories are also covered for you on our website. so up a new eye in the sky to find out about the if you want to find out rather about the satellite it could be giving the rest of the world close up images of israel for the very first time also online. check out this adorable footage of a panda cub settling into his new home in a chinese others just one of the many videos we have on our t.v. you tube channel. four news today. these are the images. from the streets of. giant corporations today. you're watching on t.v. egyptians are voting in the third round of their first post revolution parliamentary election for the country's a leading islamist party is expected to dominate with results in just ten days the vote will see a transition of power from the army which has been in charge since the toppling of press. mubarak and for very last year mubarak in the meantime is on trial charged

generations of new testament scholarship, the galilee has achieved this reputation for being the hotbed of radicalism, you know, the... i don't know, the '60s berkeley of... of palestine. >> the galilee, by most of the traditional accounts, is always portrayed as a kind of bucolic backwater-- peasants on the hillsides. and yet, our recent archaeological discoveries have shown this not to be the case. nazareth stands less than four miles from a major urban center, sepphoris. sepphoris was founded as the capital of the galilee. and so it was really invested, much like caesarea maritima, with all the trappings of greek or roman city life. >> narrator: recent archaeological discoveries at sepphoris challenge the conventional picture of jesus' life. >> one of the more exciting discoveries that we made at sepphoris was a magnificent roman villa with a gorgeous, gorgeous mosaic on its floor, in a banquet hall. floor, in a banquet hall. floor, in a banquet hall. the lady was dubbed "mona lisa" by the press when we found her because she is really an extraordinary depiction of a beautiful woman of roman antiquity. and the picture we get is a community very much in the mainstrea

palestine peace. eclectic those open seats and it will warm my heart. i am steven clemons, editor at large of the atlantic. there's a new product we are trying to draw together and consequential people and consequential ideas. in the apartment with the center for middle east peace tonight in launching an important series we have on our website entitled "is peace possible/' it is an important and consequential look at this ongoing altar in global affairs. honored tonight to have senator george mitchell, convoy in middle east peace. he knows about disney and baseball and knows a lot about a very complicated region. these are meant to be informal. we will get rid of the neckties and jackets eventually, because this really gets hot. this is a cool space. take off your jacket and enjoy. we will have a wonderful senatore after centra mitchell offers remarks. danny abraham, a 1 to recognize him. waved to the crowd. it is an honor to have him with us. my colleague james bennett is behind the c-span camera. it is great to have c-span with us as well. and my colleague john gould, he basically runs the show. and bob gets a lot of

persuade the israelis to stop new housing starts, and during that time, use the time to reach an agreement on borders which would say, "here is israel and here is palestineisraelis can build what they want in israel and palestinians can build what they want in palestine, and then, you do not have the issue. i believe it can be resolved. >> if it is the u.s. position that settlements either -- the use of the range of words from counterproductive to the legal -- what is the united states not to glissade to the israelis, "we have assessed that you have spent $250 million this year on the infrastructure for settlements, so we will stop that from your aid package quarter may? if you have that ability with prime minister netanyahu 10 years ago, do you think you would have gone somewhere? >> we do have that ability under law as it exists, and president george w. bush was the last president to impose the application of the law, which created a deduction from the amount available to insure guarantees for israeli housing. the israelis had not needed to make a claim on it, it has lost its potency. it is symbolic now. it has no substantial effect and i do not believ