and amir is trying to stop rabin. he's on a quest to stop rabin before rabin succeeds. in some ways writing about a politician who's been a public figure for most of his adult life and that's the case with the rabin. in some ways it's easier because there's a record of his life. the other interviews he's given over the years, articles he's written and speakeasies me. rabin wrote a memoir in the late 70s. in some ways it's harder because the bar is higher for trying to understand something about the actor, this protagonists that other people don't understand. that's what you want to do when you're writing a book. you want to get into his mind in a way others have it. politicians are hard to penetrate. they will say things sometimes that they mean that sometimes they are saying that because it's politically deficient to say. part of the process of come to understand and will -- understand rabin, specifically his daughter and a keeper of the legacy. she runs a rabin center of which is a museum and educational center. i'm not a museum guy but if any of you are in israel i w

yitzhak rabin remarkable?s not the kind of politician who looks at the opinion polls in the morning to know what he believes. he had a love of the country that he was accused of being a traitor to. he was an israeli patriot. he is the chief of staff who actually conquered all these territories and then decided to give them back in exchange for stabilizing israel and the middle east. that is very touching. this guy wanted to be a man who speaks the truth. the only israeli leader who put on the record that he chased in 1948.ans an you have to start with the truth if you want the real peace. charlie rose: what we take from that? >> have you translate such a boiling advantage of cinema? cinema is not just show business. it is also a way to express opinions and to have them circulated in this situation. thatonclusion of rabin was if israel would not find inroads into the arab world and essentially into the israeli-palestinian conflict is the entire project is at risk. in the current situation israel is accumulating

here's the trailer for "rabin, the last day."eaming) (speaking in foreign language) >> rose: joining me the director of the film amos gitai. pleased to have him at the table for the first time. it is an amazing film. tell me how you decided to approach this. you had already made one film shortly after the assassination. >> two or three years ago, we decide add group of friends, we had been working continuously for the last 20 years on different films, and we are concerned about what is happening in israel, racist overtones, restricting the liberty of speech, the culture who want to clothe only the arab, et cetera, et cetera, and we say actually maybe the other guy, the current prime minister he's afraid of is that man. you can see every year they call him the active prime minister has to go to the tomb on the day of the assassination, and when you look at the face of netanyahu, you see he is very uncomfortable because this is the only moment that was kind of a window of optimism, of peace and so on. so we started to accumulate ma

rabin: because what we were doing was the right thing to do. thety, antagonism of the most ,onservative way of thinking approaching the problem. we have a false religious perceptions that everything was given to god's only, and only god sight. but even though 50,000 demonstrated against me, i said, , we will continue negotiations on the other hand." there is a solution to the problem in the political arena without giving up to terrorism. charlie: it was a powerful statement he made. do you think benjamin netanyahu wants peace with the palestinians? amos: i have no idea what he wants. charlie: why is that? he has been prime minister for a long time. amos: it's part of the general bad feeling. people don't know where he is going. we know he is capable of power, but why? beyond saying nasty things about the policy onions -- about the palestinians, what is his perspective? this is creating a bad, negative concern. even if it will be difficult. i'm a graduate of the young --ople a i was just an architect, and i was supposed to follow in the footstep

and traffic details with rabin. >> robin: major hot spots public transit in your options starting offn we set for you if you plan on using these a lot of folks use it to get to the stadium on game day we cannot just by the showoff you have to get a point dollar transit ticket ahead of time in use at the mobile application to get it. if you are heading to the game today they have special bta stadium untrained supper u.s. shoe is suitable to get in transit ticket tickets will not be sold at the stadium or end of the game the tea folks are expecting to get 12,000 people in and out of the area today it will be busy a hundred and 60 situps blue yellow vests you'll see them to happen at 14 different stocks halling your questions bart is an excellent way to eat from east bay to the south bay passengers should read that of the line action that transferred to the team bus that will take you believe i stadium they recommend buying a round- trip ticket and advance ahead of the game and also offer longer trains a seventh threat the area the help the crowds and posted all the information direction

live at the mecklenburg county government center, rabin candy, fox 46, wjzy. bill: -- robin kanady fox 46, wjzy. bill: thank you, robin. the church will keep the tax exempt status forever the portion of the property where the brand-new church would be built. kayla: they are looking at two other zoning proposal one, the old warehouse for mixed use development. approve the petition, and approved to proposal to redevelop office buildings on park road into apartments. brian: winter weather causing problems for drivers in green greensboro. they have led to multiple wrecks, winston-salem police responding to 94 wrecks. tonight, snow is not as much of an issue but the freezing rain will continue to fall across the area tonight, late tonight, it the turn to rain across a good portion of the area. as we go the get to tuesday afternoon it will clear out, they will get nicer here across the region. temperatures they continue to be cold. as they were supposed to. below freezing temperatures still across most of the area. not often boone is warmer than areas in the valleys

mad dash to the arlington national cemetery to get soil from the kennedy grave site to take to the rabin funeral, the way senator kennedy's efforts tied senator dole up on the senate floor and essentially sunk his presidential campaign, the senator's largely unknown but very important role in the passage of the affordable care act, the genesis of the ryan white aids care bill and much more. before i introduce doris kerns goodwin, i'd like to close by reading from the conclusion of the book, just a few paragraphs which i think says what we thought as we -- and when nick undertook this whole endeavor and as we finished it. kennedy's life and legislative career are the stuff of history. but the challenges we face as we make our own history never end. as senator kennedy said in his speech to the democratic convention in 1980, the work goes on, the cause endures, the dream shall never die. there can be no greater tribute to his memory than to continue to fight for that enduring dream and no better model for success than his example. [applause] thank you. and now let me introduce doris kerns g

the this was found in the home of a small wire who was an english pianist the voters that worries rabin of the trip to florida in the game into unromantic to put them away good but steph curry had an amazing day and as usual another 50. he finished his game with 51 points and broke a record last night. >>darya: the final 1/3 to 114 the next game is more like a is the oklahoma city thunder tipoff is early again at 530 staff displayed his socks off is because he kept his socks off the tap shoes from he took the shoes off and a pointer around and show the war to give the issue and this little boy apparently so submit a says he saved for on the dollar second get to the game and what would autograph schuss he signed issues also for this little boy who visited the game before the moment that he has a rare form of brain cancer so we got to see steph curry and his warm-up and they chatted for 15 minutes and he is is idle still had another look at weather and traffic the second live look no one is that the bay bridge and the more everyone is already at work or school and look at those klaus we w

. >> darya: it is 16 minutes from the maze to downtown and coming up rabin will give us more.owe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man, wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry. now get 20% off sta-green® fertilizer, at lowe's. >> mark: there are severe some forms and tournedos. you can see an apartment complex heavily damaged in pensacola florida. this is video of tornadoes in louisiana and mississippi. there is a jim partially destroyed in louisiana. >> anny: you can see the eastern seaboard under severe weather possibilities. the virginias and carolina's are where most of the storm warnings are with flash flooding and storms and other bad weather. for the midwest to conceal all that snow falling. they humid moist air from the gulf colliding with the cold air from canada is making these storms. >> anny: new york through the sea is going to be stormy. miami will be about 85 for today but will have showers. chicago will get a lot of snow. sunny and cool for denver. we will continue to send in mild this wea

rabin >> robin: you'll need some extra time because there is a lot of traffic. not one incident on the bridge. but there is no improvement either. all these freeways are jammed. 61 minutes to get from downtown oakland to sfo. also jammed at this richmond center fell. we're still incident free on 580. it will take 15 to 20 manfred to get from the polls out to the 11 connector. it's jammed on 17. along the peninsula and the slow. make sure you leave early . >> darya: we've had quite a bit of rain these past few weeks. state water resources control board is looking into whether the need to extend the emergency water provisions or not. they are confident however that we will meet the long-term goals. >> mark: officials say that the snowpack and reservoirs have benefited from the rain. water officials say that the need to have more rain to overcome the drought. >> darya: there's been a major effort to prevent the devastating wildfires in california. this agreement was signed. the group's charter talking up the plans to prevent fires. >> mark: san francisco may be on

presidents' day or details in forecast coming up later first house the fog in the commute all look with rabin on that. >> robin: been foggy for over an hour approaching was down 80 you may need all wipers and definitely dealing with the visibility heading up to pay gates traffic lighter than normal a lot of folks have the day of only backed up in the west grand across the upper deck drive time up to 15 minutes from the maze to downtown san francisco told you about delays earlier and travelling across severances the state 19 paul wait a train derailment still recovering from that and substituting in the side until things can be brought back to normal. >> gary: >> will: personate behind me the concealer of spots that investigators put down on the roadway overnight this is winchester boulevard rep behind me both directions open to a public that the shutdown in the overnight hours and right to the video this accident happened shortly after midnight the victim was not in the crosswalk at that time. on winchester he was hit here e-mail the san jose police department so far have not release the vict