rabin was assassinated by israeli extremists.reasoning play this clip is because there is a concern amongst many people that even within the confines of mainstream israeli politics, there is not the will to meet the minimal demint of the palestinians. in your film, there is great reference for ravine and i understand that, of that here you have to form former minister of israel saying even redeem who is known as this man of peace, even he himself was not prepared to allow for palestinian state to the peace process. >> i cannot speak in the name of ben ami or rabin, but what i know is the settlements are the biggest obstacle to peace. is there something that will prevent peace is the settlement and the settlers. they're the biggest obstacles to the peace. i think this is the most largest and most influential and most powerful group is real politics, basically dictating the policies in the last year's -- israel politics, basically dictating the policies of the last years. when they see everywhere -- the settlements built like mushr

>> in my judgment if he had been prime minister or sharon, or rabin, you would have had a settlement in the israeli palestine. >> he did not exactly come out of nowhere. he's been a popular on-camera broadcaster. his father created a centrist party. he looks like an israeli george clooney and has captured the imagination of the young. his main issue was the ultra orthodox should not be exempt from military service, so i think he is a critical player here going forward. >> i just want to know whether netanyahu -- >> no, john. >> not now. >> i think netanyahu may be on the way out. we will see how this government works. >> john, he is going to put together a coalition. >> it's political pressure from his within his own cabinet. it is not going to be from the right. >> it is going to be from the right. look, you've got lapide's party, netanyahu, his own partner in there, and the shah's party is going to be there. >> what's the point? >> the coalitions of the good, the bad, and the ugly. >> when we come back -- >> and the center. that's good. >> when we come back, >>> issue two. inaugura

was cnn's senior white house correspondent during president clinton's peace summit with president rabinand the palestinian leader back in 1993. every american president who has tried to ease middle east tensions has found that face to face talks can certainly make a huge difference. under what circumstances would you be willing to meet face to face with the israeli president, perez? >> when peace prevails in the middle east, when palestinians take their rights, when they see there is no palestinian blood shed and the rights are not wasted. and there is one government, it is stable, with free will, land and borders. the whole world should realize there can never be peace without having peace for all, and without having all rights for the palestinians, full rights, according to their own will. this is something that the whole world should realize. i cannot move forward, and it is not possible for me to move forward outside the will of the egyptian people. the egyptian people can see, listen and live and feel and understand. and they do see the palestinians as their brothers. they can see

. >>> over in care yitzhak rabin the united nations is raising the number of dead to 60,000. -- over in syria, the united nations is raising the number dead of to 60,000. a free lance american journalist working in syria was kidnapped by gunmen. the family of james foley just made the announcement. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is recover first thing blood clot at home this morning. these picture shower leaving the new york hospital yesterday, first time she had been seen publicly since early december. doctors say commit is making good progress and she is confined -- and they are confident she will make a full recovery. >>> coming up, the road to the super bowl has a friendly wager between the two mayors. we'll have that coming up next. fox 5 morning news comes right back . >>> skins fans are gearing up for the first round playoff match-up for the seahawk. d.c. mayor vincent gray is so confident the skin will win, he has freed to a friendly bet with the mayor of seattle. the mayor of the losing city must fly the victor's flag at the city hall. >> from my perspective, it's wa

. >> and by the way, the history of anwar sadat and shimon peres and rabin, people who have fought thed wars, and eisenhower, if you will. >> and learned the lessons. >> and thank you, peter and joan. >>> up next -- this prompter is a little slow. two kennedys, former congressman patrick kennedy and his cousin christopher kennedy lawford, join us to talk about addiction and guns. this is "hardball," the place for politics. some brokerage than ordinary sweat. it smells worse, and it can happen any time -- to anyone! like when i ran to catch the train to work and a draft blew my skirt up and everybody here saw my unmentionables. yeah, and they aren't even cute. hello, laundry day. no... stress sweat can happen to anyone, anytime -- and it smells worse than ordinary sweat. get 4x the protection against stress sweat. introducing new secret clinical strength stress response scent. ♪ >>> in 1933 franklin delano roosevelt was sworn in as president for the first of his four terms, and with these words he delivered an inaugural address that's been called the most important american speech of th

i'm glad we have kerry now as the same reason i'm glad there was an anwar sadat, a yitzhak rabin. and out of the disastrous suez campaign. i'm glad the hawks aren't going to be able to stop chuck hagel, because the people who have seen war, felt it, been in it, hurt by it body and heart are the very people i want deciding on when and whether we go to another. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "the ed show" with ed schultz starts right now. >> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show" from new york. republicans want immigration reform, but for only one reason, to protect their political hides. this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >> i believe we are finally at a moment when immigration reform is in our grasp. >> the president is pushing for citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants as forces on the right line up to stop him. >> obama is seeking political victory. >> tonight karen finney and e.j. dionne on the president's historic proposal and the republican pushback. >> just remind everybody, obama is not going to be president forever. >

. >> and by the way, the history of anwar sadat and shimon peres and rabin, people who have fought theisenhower, if you will. >> and learned the lessons. >> and thank you peter and joan. >>> up next, this prompter is a little show. two kennedys, former congressman patrick kennedy and his cousin christopher lautner kennedy join us to talk about addiction and guns. this is "hardball," the place for politics. eisenhower, if you will. for politics. look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. >>> inform 1933 franklin delano roosevelt was sworn in as president for the first of his four terms and with these words he delivered an inaugural address that's been called the most important american speech of the 20th century. >> let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> of that voice rings true. anyway, f dsmth r's first inall ral has the last to be healed in march. the 20th amendment rat

he's restrained, skeptical of what war can achieve, like anwar sadat, yitzhak rabin. the g.i.s have to do the actual fighting. so when you watch the hearings, think of the americans out there on post tonight all alone in a place far from home. give some thought to the possibility they'd like to have a pentagon chief who knows just what that's like. and that's "hardball for now," thanks for being with us. the ed show with ed schultz starts right now. >> good evening and welcome to new york. the republicans are wining about the president's choice for defense secretary. tonight a reminder of who won the election and why this is the perfect guy. let's get to work. >> chuck hagel is the leader that our troops deserve. he is an american patriot. >> president obama nominates chuck hagel as defense secretary, and conservatives are fuming. >> positions that he has taken over the years will be, i think very much a matter of discussion. >> this is an in-your-face nomination by the president. >> hagel is nominated, it is very difficult to imagine circumstance in which i could sup

i'm glad we have kerry now as the same reason i'm glad there was an anwar sadat, a yitzhak rabin. of the disastrous suez campaign.

. >> and by the way, the history of anwar sadat and shimon peres and rabin, people who have fought theand eisenhower, if you will. >> and learned the lessons. >> and thank you, peter and joan. >>> up next -- this prompter is a little slow. two kennedys, former congressman patrick kennedy and his cousin christopher kennedy lawford, join us to talk about addiction and guns. this is "hardball," the place for politics. but way too many aren't. some of the ones that push mutual funds with their names on them -- aren't. why? because selling their funds makes them more money. which makes you wonder -- isn't that a conflict? am i in the best fund for me, or them? search "proprietary mutual funds". yikes, it's best for them. then go to e-trade. we've got over 8,000 mutual funds and not one of them has our name on it. why? because that's not the business we're in. we're in the business of finding the right investments for you. e-trade. less for us. more for you. [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help doctors turn billions of bytes o

add into that list of people who have seen the face of war and became peace fellows, rabin, the greatartyr in israel. throw in the name anwar sadat. throw in the name of the president of israel, a great man, i love the guy, shimon peres. they understand what you're talking about, peter, and i think we all do. >> and not only that, but meir dagan. there's been a revolt in israel against bibi netanyahu. talking too casually about war with iran. >> the white house isn't exactly hiding the ball on this one. we quoted an administration official who said very forthright one of the reasons they want chuck hagel is he articulates the world view that war should be the absolute last resort, that you must exhaust all options. for a lot of people, that seems common sense, but for a good part of the foreign policy establishment in d.c., that's not exactly something they want to hear. so, yes, they are bringing hagel for that exact purpose that peter illustrated. >> i have been reading -- i try to read everything, "washington examiner," everything, i have to tell you i get the feeling there's some

i'm glad we have kerry now as the same reason i'm glad there was an anwar sadat, a yitzhak rabin.e disastrous suze campaign. i'm glad the hawks aren't going to be able to stop

for this video shows a suspect who police believe rabin woman and killed her dog.med roxie. the woman pulled her car over on at leavenworth street and the tenderloin area when a man came up to her and demanded money. after she gave the man her money, the mugger grabbed little roxie and threw her into oncoming traffic. the woman believes that the man killed her dog because she did not have enough money to give him. an account has been set up for people who want to contribute to a reward being offered for information leading to the suspect's arrest. roxie the dog reward, clo gateway bank on chlamys street in san francisco. >> san jose police have named a suspect in monday's shooting death. they say that luis hernandez shot and killed 36 year-old christopher soriano. the 26 jurors suspect is under arrest. police say he shot the victim, perhaps because he thought that the man was burglarizing cars in the neighborhood. if this was san jose's 46, 2012. >> san francisco homeless shelters may now are people who may be acting bodily or making threats. until recently, shelte

. >>> that is the sound of syrian jets reportedly carrying out an air strike in the town of rabin.ebel frighters apparently firing at troops loyal to presidential assad. an opposition group says 125 people were killed today across syria. an opposition group says regime forces unleashed a bloody assault in and around homes killing more than 100 civilians. but witnesses say the massacre was not carried out by government troops. to find out what really happened. >> they're fighting on the edge of palms, where 5,000 people have been killed so far. a toll that's just gone up, dramatically. something terrible has just happened here. >> covered by an armored vehicle, we walked to haswea, a scene of a massacre, both sides agree dozens were killed here, after that they agree on nothing. the opposition says that 116 people were killed in these streets, men, women and children shot and burned to death. they say forces loyal to the regime did this. local men came out of hiding, they haven't seen each other since the fighting began. each one had a story of loved ones murdered. but they claim it

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former raiders and player barrett rabin's the night before 97 went on a drinking binge in tijuana mexicoowosso with the giants was on injured reserve. he got an extreme be why the night before the super bowl meeting he was two times the legal limit. he was sent home. brett farr of former green bay packer quarterback went to new orleans for the symbol was reportedly seen drinking beers with fan. barbara was allowed to play in the big game and allowed his seemed to win with the new england patriots. >> we will have continuing live coverage and was robbed the week leading up to the big game. coach bart by end of the players will hold a press conference today at 130. you can catch that on 247 comcast channel 193. again the press coverage is set for 130 this afternoon. and you can always go to our web site kron4 .com as well as facebook and twitter feed. >> closing arguments will be held today in a retrial of a former san francisco police crime lab technician accused of taking cocaine from the facility. deborah madden previously admitted to taking small amounts of drugs spilled from evidence

rabin -- robin ayele? there we are. robin ayele? >> i am with baltimore neighborhoods.i want to know -- how will you ensure that borrowers will not be -- will be able to get loans in the future? and low interest loans -- those that deserve them get low interest loans? >> dustoff want to take that? >> underserved borrowers. -- does staff want to take that? >> underserved borrowers. >> today's rule should both increase confidence in the mortgage market, so that lenders feel more ability to lend, and consumers can feel more ability to look for loans and go to the closing table without being set up to fail. in both respects, having a stronger market with better consumer protections is good for lenders and for borrowers. it should be good for the market. in terms of how the market will evolve over time, we are just going to have to see. we do not control all of those details. we cannot mandate that a lender lend to any particular consumer. we can just set up the right framework, to root out the kind of reckless lending abuses that were in demint before the crisis. we believe