i'd like to start by turning the microphone over to rabin. >> thank you very much. first of all, thank you to the texas book festival. i always wanted to come to austin i look forward to coming back. [applause] [laughter] today is an extraordinary day to discuss this panel. 28 years ago i lived in beirut and was awake and october 23, 1983 by a sender's explosion. the largest non-nuclear explosion anywhere on earth since world war ii. largest loss of u.s. military life in a single incident since you do much. it was the second suicide bombing against an american targets anywhere. 241 marines lost their lives that day but in contrast, today, an unprecedented number of two nations turned out at the first free fair democratic election in the history -- . [applause] with extraordinary enthusiasm and what this illustrates is the amazing transition what the region is undergoing as the world's most solid tile region the last holdout over the last 30 years with the end of apartheid and minority rule in africa and military dictatorship and the demise of communism with the sovi

down they cannot learn >> creating a phase >> patricia lamar delta learning center south suburban rabin with difficulty in traditional school >> some time it could not want to learn or less than will stick by and remind us that we need to learn this ad need to graduate >> i was clueless about what i wanted to do told her i was interested knew somebody to help take me tips looked up schools i could go to >> patricia lamar reputation of meeting students on their level at the same time exposing them to the world or around them gaining confidence and respect churning out creative waves to grab attention and interest >> for example showed us how to make a cell membrane nothing but play-doh helps to see it visually more than locally >> model of the south students say they leave the class patricia lamar room feeling good >> i doubt has something for us something new >> apparently she is important for that >> all the time i asked her wanted to graduate this year really fund teacher to be abroad a great personality somebody to talk to i enjoy having her as a teacher >> on behalf of the universit

here as kahane but rabin young >>marty: long time and state coach joe paterno has died. he one of for nine games more than any other coach in major college football that he was fired in november amidst a child sex abuse scandal that scarred his reputation. he has been in the hospital since january 13th for observation for what his family called minor complications from his cancer true for. let's take a look at a statement released from the family about his fasting. joe paterno died at 85. >> it is finally gaining day at candlestick park. the championship game, and thousands of 49ers and your giants fans will be filtering into the state starting later this morning. the recent rain did not do a lot to help conditions, a lot of work and preparation goes into making sure things are ready before tailgaters start showing off. will tran and is at the stadium with more on that. >>will: the tailgaters are already here and there is also already here is a heavy police presence. officers are patrolling the area and making sure that everyone is orderly. they are cracking down on park

if fan fog defense for rabin when >>darya: about 400 protesters were arrested for the week and because applied to disperse and vandalism. the mayor says she now wants a court order to keep our occupy protesters to have been arrested several times out of oakland. but the protesters broke into city hall arm saturday smashing glass and display cases. the occupy protesters have cost about $2 million in damages and baalism. the cost for the city totals 5 million. will damage >>will: they will have to come out and power was city hall again. there is a lot of work going on. here is video of police officers scrambling to get to city hall to make sure that it was safe. >>mark: in washington d.c., the national park service is a warning that those who violate the camping world will be cursed out. that will be at noon our time. 19 year-old henry leon committed suicide. he hung himself and found his body near the port of oakland on saturday. he was accused of killing his 15 year-old girlfriend on friday. she is also the mother of their nine month old child. sfax the two apparently got into a heated

and king hussein, and i knew king hussein and covered rabin. and with the assassination of rabin, we watched that hope essentially vanished. and israel, as the united states has, essentially become captive to a really rapacious right wing. for instance, the israeli foreign minister who is openly called for the ethnic cleansing of israeli arabs and palestinians, this was unthinkable when i first got to jerusalem in 1980. for me it's really a debate about the health of the middle east and the health of the middle east it's a. i don't that responding to historical injustice through the use of force and occupation is in a long-term productive for the state of israel itself. yet at the same time of course i'm adamantly opposed, and there are those within the arab world who call for the destruction of the state of visual. no states, including our own, i spent a lot of time in heinrich for new book, founded on historical injustices, but i think we're to work out as whipping wanted to come and accommodation were by which both people can live in dignity

but rabin, and have no impact. here is a quick bridge check. we're looking first at the bay bridge. the back of continued to grow at the plaza. the 880 approach is where the backup began to what belt grateful that 14 minute drive time. fox your across the san mateo bridge it looks good real problem free he's got and what i am curious no major delays for marine corps along with iran. >>mark: we are watching wall street with the european leaders meeting today trying to finalize their offer for greece as they continue to meet with private investors plan. there are concerns as to whether or not greece will get bailout money. the dow was up right now to 12,556th. faugh google >>darya: we have mayor jean quan, the mayor oakland on the phone right now. with all of the arrests that were made and the destruction, it seems like the city was taken off guard. >> the constant demonstrations are very expensive. once the demonstrations out by that, we had to call for backup. we have very good video. someone was able to pull the emergency exit. would normally have someone on security, we have three

complaining for having to sit in the back of the plane on the way back from israeli prime minister's rabin'sis house colleagues over federal tax law violations, and disappointing returns in the 1998 congressional election where republicans lost seats. >> that led to a lack of faith in his strategic thinking at that point evident also some of them told me they were tired. >> grandiosity has never been a problem with newt gingrich. >> reporter: bus hi supporters say his leadership style has evolved. >> there is no doubt about it. he's much better than he was at being able to stroke folks, but he is a man that sees over the horizon, he knows what needs to be done. >> reporter: if santorum is hitting up gingrich for being too brash, mitt romney is criticizing for not being quite so bold, or certainly not the bold reagan conservative that gingrich has branded himself to be. >> you're you're mentioned one in ronald reagan's diary. he said you had an idea in a meeting of young contingentmen and it wasn't a very good idea and he dismissed it. >> reporter: cnn contributor and presidential historian d

both sides know what the terms would be under rabin, under olmert and under barak. both sides of course foster myths about the other side. the israelis for example claim, often claimed the palestinians were invented very late and so on and so forth but the jews came first and therefore the palestinians residency for 1500 years is worthless and so on. the palestinians too heather sins. they often claim that the jewish love of jerusalem was only invented in the 1890s and the wall became wholly late in the 17th century, the 16th century and so on. so all of these, both sides, foster lies about the other. now you could make peace with m-16s. you can make peace with legal documents. you can make peace in the u.n. security council's but none of these pieces will hold until both sides recognize and respect somehow the heritage, the story, the truth of the other and in a very small way this book contributes to that i will be happy. as i said everything is up in the air. i could also see jerusalem which is destroyed which is plumb up by some fanatic -- blown up by some fanat

both sides know what the terms would be under rabin, under olmert and under barak.oth sides of course foster myths about the other side. the israelis for example claim, often claimed the palestinians were invented very late and so on and so forth but the jews came first and therefore the palestinians residency for 1500 years is worthless and so on. the palestinians too heather sins. they often claim that the jewish love of jerusalem was only invented in the 1890s and the wall became wholly late in the 17th century, the 16th century and so on. so all of these, both sides, foster lies about the other. now you could make peace with m-16s. you can make peace with legal documents. you can make peace in the u.n. security council's but none of these pieces will hold until both sides recognize and respect somehow the heritage, the story, the truth of the other and in a very small way this book contributes to that i will be happy. as i said everything is up in the air. i could also see jerusalem which is destroyed which is plumb up by some fanatic -- blown up by some fanatic

when they decide they are going to become engaged, so i think everything rabin said is true and everything a lot more than campaigns are giving them credit for and there is this kind of saying that 83% of all advertising just figuring out which 83% and i think on line, people are actually raising their hands in telling you, okay we are ready to be engaged, where you know you can inundate the as much as you want, but i have now decided election day is tomorrow or two days away, now is when i want to pay attention to this and now i'm going to start searching for stuff and candidates you had better be there when i'm actually looking. >> the a question goes back to i think underscoring the value of search advertising because as much as people are inundated you want to reach a method him at the beaumont where they are reaching out to you and someone is starting the conversation with the campaign. at the point that someone is searching for a candidates name they are calling an 800 number so the campaign should be there to drive their message whether that message is fund-raising, whether it's per