>> i don't think aye been asked before to speak for the palestinian authority. so i don't know what his thinking is. i think it's absolutely clear that the message from washington, d.c. publicly must be the palestinians will never have a state with terrorists in their government. >> i agree. >> can israel be skppted to negotiate with the palestinian government that includes an unreformed hamas? >> no. absolutely not. but lit me disagree with liz's comments focusing only on containing israel. i think the administration has done more than any in history to help israel protect herself. there's a ten year, $0 billion commitment. $3.1 billion in this year. there's over $600 million to be spent on missile defense. twice what was spent in past years. 200 million dollars on iron domes, which we all agree is already saving lives. and unprecedented military and intelligence cooperation between our countries. i agree it is important for president obama, who will speak here soon, to get the israelis and the iranians to believe he will act in the military component. it's imp

to have any kind of a truce was just fired for the boss it twenty years now the pm on the palestinian authority have negotiated who dares release right and we can see clearly that the israeli military is using its power. in the gaza strip i think in the palestinian people everywhere this is an indication that the israeli occupation forces will not want peace barack obama's push for diplomacy with iran over its nuclear program has failed to quell talk of a pending military confrontation statements from america's top defense officials suggest a strike is in the planning stages and could use a type of war never seen before and the saudis are stuck in shock and reports it looks as if history may be repeating itself. a fish are a popular pet among us war veterans like map a sure row something the nerves of some of the roughly one hundred seventy thousand american soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder the u.s. army frag has one hundred eighty three campaign ribbons on those one hundred eighty three ribbons and each represent wars when you compare that to the one and two hundred thirt

not want to have any kind of a truce which is fire for the boss it twenty years now on the palestinian authority have negotiated with their israeli side and we can see clearly that the israeli military is losing its power and my tanks attacking the gaza strip i think in the palestinian people everywhere this is an indication that the israeli occupation forces do not want peace. and don't hesitate to log on to our website asking our call me if i missed any of our stories and here's some of what's there for you right now in from compassion to out of brazilian beach a fight for the lives of dozens of stranded dolphins try think their helpless mammals back into the sea and also conspiracy and hide the iceberg that soon as they tie tonics great white literally had help from above as a group of scientists saved their lives became it's a complex and sinking history's most notorious prison where. others may have hope that is how escapes the gallows but it. may have been tightened further around its neck as they move his credit ratings agency declared greece and default of of that just comes in response

did from this subcommittee in our bill to put everything we could possibly put toward the palestinian authority staying at the peace table and working it out with israel. so my question would be, if there is going to be a ask for a waiver, a waiver put, what specific conditions do you think should exist before a waiver should be granted? >> madam chairman, let me discuss both unesco specifically and then the broader problem we have. with respect to unesco, unesco is anrgush rightly determined the united states ought to be part of. why? because as he basically put it and we understand it, it's essentially an anti-expremiumist organization. it does important things like holocaust education. educating girls and women in places like afghanistan. providing literacy training for police and other personnel in places like afghanistan and elsewhere. it is from girls education to tsunami warning that serve u.s. interests. t of it. now, the palestinians did something reprehensible that we strongly opposed and that was to try to take a shortcut to membership of unesco prior to a negotiated agreement with t

aviv for breaking a tacit ceasefire that has been in place between israel and gaza and the palestinian authority says it is all to blame for creating a negative environment that would only siege and elation of violence in the last twenty four hours they have also been some eighty rockets and mortars that have been fired by palestinian militants from gaza into southern israel and a number of israelis have been injured one of them is in a serious condition now in addition to this physical manifestation of violence on the ground we have been investigating a different type of warfare and much more subtle type of warfare taking place here in israel and that is over the question of the right to education of israeli children and as we've been finding out that right is the most watered down when it comes to arab children. the lessons of life come to the children hours before the rest of the country wakes up these young arabs are preparing for the long prick to school it's a twelve kilometer walk there and back tiring difficult and more than a little hair raising it takes the children about two hours to

many members of congress believe that cutting off these funds is the reason the palestinian authority stopped further recognition efforts, yet the administration has requested the authority tort waive the provisions of law that required unesco's funding to stop. we want to hear more about this waiver proposal. in addition to many concerns remain about the effectiveness and transparent sit of u.n. organizations. the administration's report on united states contributions to international organizations shows that $8.58 billion was provided to the u.n. and other international organizations. fiscal year 2010. i was very concerned to learn that while the u.s. is the largest u.n. donor, we have limited access to information to ensure that our funds republican spent wisely and effectively. as a result, provisions are now included in the state foreign operations appropriations bill that would require the secretary of state to withhold funds if the u.n. and its agencies are not making progress on transparency and accountability measures. we expect to see real changes and want to hear how these

on the palestinian authority have negotiated with the israeli side and we can see clearly that the israeli military is using its power. thanks for taking the gaza strip i think in the palestinian people everywhere this is an indication that the israeli occupation first is do not want peace this is the period of peace treaty also. this was a retaliation for those rocket attacks which the islamic jihad in the popular resistance committee actually claimed responsibility for. does this suggest that they're actually operating independently. implying there is a lack of unity and the hopes for peace from the hamas side could be at stake here to. no i think all policy and political military fetches in the gaza strip they want to or sprint to the israeli side but they don't have the power under my team to respond to this really so you can see. that hamas is in its charge in the goes astray leading the having it all thought here if you want to keep the ceasefire they want to keep the troops and they doing their best but at the same time the israeli side taking four for the positive one to four hours

flags others lobbing stones as well we know the palestinian authority supporters to hold demonstrations in other countries just how far does it spread i know you mentioned some regional areas but can you give us more on that. but we know that demonstrators are gathering in front of israeli embassies at key european and american cities and here too the israeli government is on a state of high alert it follows a call as you say from the palestinian authority for tens of thousands of people to mark what they calling a global march to jerusalem we're hearing from organizers that they are planning for a non violent demonstration we are hearing the figures of some thirty thousand if not more the in baghdad about the goal of today is really to bring attention to the plight of the palestinian people cause for justice course for an end to the occupation and an end for israeli control over palestinian land according to the israeli defense ministry it has closed off the whole of the west bank which means it will be incredibly difficult if not impossible today for palestinians living in the west ba

if israel has a claim it can present it to the palestinian authority.ver they want. that is not behavior of a civilized country. >> i want to ask a provocative question which is i think there is a consensus when we have these conversations about peace, well, that this -- the current equilibrium is unsustainable but -- gdp and west bank have been over 10% the last few years. this year dropped to 6%. if you go to ramallah it looks like a boom town. construction and -- all over. and -- is -- is it possible that -- the current status quo could just pertain out to the future? i mean, it seems to me that actually -- speaking to some israel writes and someone from the council when i was there, they sort of thought, well, maybe we can just -- this -- status quo can pertain and palestinian authority will maintain israel's security & there will be economic growth and that will be enough to sort of satiate the desires of the palestinian people. and down the road we will get to talking about actual self-determination but right now we can stay in this holding patter

northern israeli land thousands of troops have been deployed in anticipation of violence the palestinian authorities also urge supporters to hold demonstrations outside other israeli embassies in other countries. and big brother could be slowly creeping into americans' lives with the cia chief even joking about spying on people through their dishwashers but according to recent polls u.s. people aren't seeing the funny side and the fear of big government has soared and expanding security measures are he's a very important i has more from new york. ten years ago biometrics robotics spies and state surveillance grew the makings of a spy i flick starring tom cruise sort of from the trailer of the day many scenes from the hollywood blockbuster minority report arguably a calm and reality with life ominously imitating art your walking down the street and the camera takes a picture of you as able to compare it through facial is able to compare it to your driver's license photo or some other photo of your mug shot maybe a surveillance photo and say all right marina was on the corner of forty second and . thr

palestinian authority spokesman blamed israel for ramping up violence.e air strikes targeted terrorists who attacked civilians near gaza. >>> it was a year ago tomorrow that japan was rocked by a deadly earthquake and tsunami. first there was shaking then a massive wave followed by the worst nuclear disaster in over 25 years. there is a rare look inside the f fukushima plant exploded in a meltdown. this is still one of the most hazardous placed on the planet. we wore head to toe protective gear and has mat suits. and then we drove up to the world's nuclear accident in 25 years. this is our first look on the ground at the reactors. this is the heart of the nuclear problem if japan. what you're seeing over my shoulder are the reactors. there are four of them. the two that you see offer my right shoulder, those are two of the reactors that exploded in the early days of this disaster. when you take a look at the reactors, you can see that they have a long way to go. this is a year after this disaster and you can see the force of the explosion crippled those

a palestinian authority spokesman blames israel for ramping up violence in the region. israel says the air strikes targeted terrorists who attacked civilian communities near gaza. >>> in washington state, a search is under way for a suspect who allegedly shot a female deputy and stabbed a judge before fleeing. the incident began yesterday afternoon in a courthouse in washington, a small town south of seattle. >> whether i went to assist the deputy, he had a weapon to his head. a knife or something. and he was stabbing at her. i got him away from the deputy and pop, pop. turned and looked at me. then he went out the front door with the gun in his hand. >> both the judge and the deputy were treated for their injuries and allowed to go home. >>> mississippi's attorney general says he's looking for options, this after the supreme court of the state upheld more than 200 pardons granted by former governor haley barbour. attorney general jim hood says he wants to put a measure before mississippi voters to amend the state's constitution on how governors hand out pardons. >>> th

focus towards the palestinians disproportionate a planned un investigation was proposed by a palestinian authority which wants the territory occupied by israeli settlements for an independent state. as financial woes in the u.s. continue it seems the victims are getting younger coming up this hour artie's max kaiser says the next generation are becoming slaves to debt trapped by what he calls banks stores. that are sending them to the front line in afghanistan or iraq you put it in one of these products they're now conscripted they're in this blind where they're giving their life essentially for the glory of the banks or the cultural revolution the bankers are glorious letters letters revel in the glory of the banks you to give away your life gets sucked into and they sell these products out of the same kind of pretense to go buy a product that we're going to fight al qaeda by an advertising dollars you know total losses it's immoral it's illegal just poor person is now going to be facing a lifetime of onerous debts but it's all for the glory of the glorious pranksters as part of the cultural revo

trying to mediate there is a hamas in a geisha in egypt and the egyptian ambassador to the palestinian authority has put the blame firmly on the shoulders of the israelis saying that they are to blame for breaking this tacit ceasefire that has been in place between israel and gaza at the same time the arab league has been meeting in cairo and they've also called israeli airstrikes and massacre now tomorrow monday in the middle east quartet is needed to look at these stored negotiations between israelis and palestinians that meeting comes ahead of a special session of the united nations security council that will be addressing the arab spring uprisings. and u.s. soldiers being detained after going on a shooting rampage in southern afghanistan killing sixteen civilians including nine children as for europe and far inside local homes in the middle of the night there is investigating the incident which comes after a mass protest last month over the inadvertent burning of copies of the qur'an at a u.s. military base in the german from the start the walker addition believes this is massively damaging

trying to mediate here is a harassed him again in egypt and the gyptian ambassador to the palestinian authority has put the blame for me on the shoulders of the israelis saying that they are to blame for breaking this tacit ceasefire that has been in place between israel and gaza at the same time the arab league has been meeting in cairo and they've also called the israeli airstrikes and massacre the middle east quartet is needed to look at these stores negotiations between israelis and palestinians that meeting comes ahead of a special session of the united nations security council there will be addressing the arab spring uprisings. six in afghan civilians including three women are nine children have been shot out in their homes by a u.s. soldier an overnight page nature is investigating the incident which comes after a mass protests last month over the burning of copies of the koran as a u.s. military base president hamid karzai has condemned the slaughter as forgivable and curiously demanded an explanation from washington and prompted an immediate reaction from the u.s. as president barack o

trying to mediate here is a harassed innovation in egypt and the interruption ambassador to the palestinian authority has put the blame firmly on the shoulders of the israelis saying that they are to blame for breaking this test that cease fire that has been in place between israel and gaza at the same time the arab league has been meeting in cairo and they've also called the israeli airstrikes a message now yesterday saturday in southern israel the israeli defense minister who was truly in the communities there and he is on record as saying that this round in gaza is sought from over all the schools in the south of his role closed this affects some some one quarter of a million students now tomorrow monday in the middle east quartet is meeting to look at these stalled negotiations between israelis and palestinians that meeting comes ahead of a special session of the united nations security council that will be addressing the arab spring uprisings. in television thank you. mog one year since the devastating earthquake and tsunami killed over what might you know thousand people that were devastated an

mediate is and how mass immigration in egypt and there the interruption ambassador to the palestinian authority has put the blame certainly on the shoulders of the israelis saying that they are to blame for breaking this tacit ceasefire that has been in place between israel and gaza at the same time the arab league has been meeting in cairo and they've also called israeli airstrikes and massacre now tomorrow monday in the middle east caught it is nice to look at these stalled negotiations between israelis and palestinians that meeting comes ahead of a special session of the united nations security council that will be addressing the arab spring uprisings. his policy reporting well japan is marking a year since a massive earthquake and a tsunami devastated the country leaving more than twenty thousand or missing people gathered to united the exact moment the quake struck last march to greenough incitements. the nine magnitude quake which literally shifted the earth's axis the whole northeast of the country and ruin displacing hundreds of thousands of people tsunami it triggered also knocked out

the united nations should they choose to do that, and of course our relationship with the palestinian authority. but also to impress upon each and every member state that ultimately gets a vote in this regard, the consequences for the peace process, for advancing the goal ultimately of a two-state solution. we think these actions, in fact, would set that goal back rather than bring it closer. and, of course, to underscore to member states that we degrade and discredit the united nations when we allow countries or prospective countries, rather, to try to jump the queue and get a degree of membership or status that is not yet warranted. so we're very active, i can assure you, across the board in trying to prevent this. and if necessary confront it. but i think you know, and we know, that the math is not in the united states' favor on issues of this sort when it comes to the entire membership. >> with regard to iran, the united states has i think been very effective in imposing tough sanctions on iran. and i strongly support that policy. both bilateral and multi-lateral, to stop iran in its tracks

trying to mediate there is a her master negation in egypt and the gyptian ambassador to the palestinian authority has put the blame firmly on the shoulders of the israelis saying that they are to blame for breaking this tacit ceasefire that has been in place between israel and gaza at the same time the arab league has been meeting in cairo and they've also called the israeli airstrikes and message cut the middle east quartet is meeting to look at these stored negotiations between israelis and palestinians that meeting comes ahead of a special session of the united nations security council that will be addressing the arab spring uprisings. well for an overview of the situation i'm now joined by journalist from the hundreds newspaper gideon levy he's in tel aviv well just days ago we heard from our reporter there rival palestinian groups agreed to preserve the truce with israel so is there a particular reason that israel chose not all for this attack. i think the reason is that there was this opportunity to assist in a one of the leaders of. small militant group in gaza know that they justify it bu

trying to mediate there is a harassed indication in egypt and the egyptian ambassador to the palestinian authority has put the blame firmly on the shoulders of the israelis saying that they are to blame for breaking this tacit ceasefire that has been in place between israel and gaza at the same time the arab league has been easing in cairo and they've also called the israeli airstrikes and message now tomorrow monday in the middle east quartet is need to look at these stored negotiations between the israelis and palestinians that meeting comes ahead of a special session of the united nations security council that will be addressing the arab spring uprisings it's not his policy or their intel of events going to some other global news for you in brief this hour with the r.t. world update and least fifteen more minutes have been killed after a suicide bomber targeted a funeral in the northwest pakistani city of peshawar police believe the attack was targeting a car on the deputy speaker of the provincial assembly who has been critical of islamic militants in the region a car was not injured in this a

jerusalem a message there to those supporters of palestinians among their plight but also the palestinian authorities supporters to hold demonstrations not just in the area where you are but also worldwide. well today's demonstration marked a landing day but it has been dubbed the global march to jerusalem so certainly the focal point is here near jerusalem and in the west bank and elsewhere there are demonstrators gathering in the capital cities of european countries as well as various cities across the united states and they'd have been gathering around the israeli embassies which have beefed up this security out of concern that it could be violence and chaos at these israeli high points the constant west bank is shut down and this is as israel raises its alert to the highest level as i say similar scenes as what you see here have been unfolding at various checkpoints between israel and the palestinian west bank and it various israeli arab cities this global march to jerusalem according to organizers is a non violent event so the certainly is from the palestinian side and the israeli side if we eff

least trying to mediate there is a must indication in egypt and the gyptian ambassador to the palestinian authority has put the blame firmly on the shoulders of the israelis saying that they are to blame for breaking this tacit ceasefire that has been in place between israel and gaza at the same time the arab league has been meeting in cairo and they've also called the israeli airstrikes. the mid east quartet is meeting to look at these stalled negotiations between israelis and palestinians that meeting comes ahead of a special session of the united nations security council will be addressing the arab spring uprisings. coming out the massacre of civilians raises some sympathy for a mother. shooting rampage in afghanistan comes just a month after copies of the koran were burned i think in more fuel to the point to of tense relations. consolation to some plots to others greece thomas of the biggest debt reduction deal in history but while it's praise to be held by brussels and ratings agencies slam it as the failed another. sixteen afghan civilians including three women and nine children have been sh

met with palestinian opposition and he israel events have been organized in jerusalem by the palestinian authoritythe group also urged supporters to hold demonstrations outside israeli embassies in other countries birthdays aimed at increasing environmental awareness. big brother could be slowly creeping into americans lives with the cia chief even joking about spying on people through their dishwashers but according to recent polls people in the us aren't seeing the funny side public here of big government has sort of made expanding unchecked security measures or he's a marine important tracks the trend from new york. ten years ago biometrics robotic spies and state surveillance grew the makings of a spy by flick starring tom cruise sort of from the tiller of today many scenes from the hollywood blockbuster minority report how about arguably calm and you know can we ality with life ominously imitating art your walking down the street at the camera takes a picture of you is able to compare it through facial mapping is able to compare it to your driver's license photo or some other photo. maybe a s

trying to mediate there is a hamas indication in egypt and the interruption of that or to the palestinian authority has put the blame certainly on the shoulders of the israelis saying that they are to blame for great came this test that cease fire that has been in place between israel and gaza at the same time the arab league has been meeting in cairo and they've also called the israeli airstrikes and message now tomorrow monday in the middle east quartet is need to look at these stalled negotiations between israelis and palestinians that meeting comes ahead of a special session of the united nations security council that will be addressing the arab spring uprisings. paula sliver affording now it has been a week of shop ups and downs for the greek economy athens managed to talk private creditors into accepting a crucial bond a swap deal that's considered the biggest debt write down in history and the agreement seemed to loosen the noose around athens neck by reducing the debt by more than one hundred billion euros a year leaders praised the deal to the skies claiming a solution to the crisis had at

he's trying to mediate there is a hamas indication in egypt and the gyptian ambassador to the palestinian authority has put the blame for me on the shoulders of the israelis saying that they are to blame for breaking this tested cease fire that has been in place between israel and gaza at the same time the arab league has been meeting in cairo and they've also called the israeli airstrikes and massacre now tomorrow monday in the middle east quartet is meeting to look at these stalled negotiations between israelis and palestinians that meeting comes ahead of a special session of the united nations security council that will be addressing the arab spring uprisings. and in a few minutes israel's weapons may be about to target a different neighbor national talks on iran's nuclear program are finally due to restart after a year's stalemate but it does little to appease israel's hawkish mood is to have it says it's losing patience with time. also still to come an emotional japan one year on the country stands united in solemn silence to remember the thousands of lives taken by the deadly earthquake and t

trying to mediate there is a harassed indication in egypt and the interruption in basad to the palestinian authority has put the blame firmly on the shoulders of the israelis saying that they are to blame for breaking this test that cease fire that has been in place between israel and gaza at the same time the arab league has been meeting in cairo and they've also called israeli airstrikes and messy cut now tomorrow monday in the middle east quartet is meeting to look at these stalled negotiations between israelis and palestinians that meeting comes ahead of a special session of the united nations security council that will be addressing the arab spring uprisings. policy reporting right in just a few minutes here on israel's weapons maybe about a target a different international talks on iran's nuclear program or finally to restart after years of i love those little two of israel's pull moves television says it's losing patience with char on. the other latest shocks in the activist world triggered more protests site takedowns after the community stop was a patrolled by one of its own. japan is marki

but i am not sure whether they should have gone in ramela and palestinian authority . demanding to get back to the negotiating table and try to get this settlement done. the israeli government has been in favor and accepted of. doing these marches and throwing the rocks will do no good. in fact the palestinian cause is marginalized over the last few months. look at ei didn't want and libya and syria today, the palestinians are not an issue. no one is talking about them . that is the fault of their own government who has chosen the wrong path. the path that lead to negotiations. they should march to the negotiating table and sit down and cut a deal which will give them itate. without jerusalem the capitol. jerusalem as herb noted was the capitol of israel and is and will remain the capitol of israel forever. there are so many other issues to be settled. and the palestinians, rather than marching in a ruthless way, need to sit down and negotiate and bring them a much more fruitful solution. >> herb, weigh in here. palestinians are saying they arey there to get back the l