rabin's aides, rabin's family, amir's family.his brother was a co-conspirator, he spent 17 years in prison, and he came out of prison around the time that i started working on the book. and was ready to have me come over to the house. this is the house where they grew up. he and his brother with, where they plotted the assassination in the bedroom on the second floor of the house. at some point my wife is a journalist as well, she works for "this american life," so i took her along, and we recorded some of the interviews. he took us out to the shed where he had machined the bullets that they intended to use to kill rabin. so, or you know, all of that i think in some ways -- and then there was just a lot of documentation, a lot of documents that were accessible; diaries and letters and things like that. but for me, you know with, a key thing here is to talk to people. and i suppose, you know, i would be interesting in knowing how you do that without talking to people and what are some of the disadvantages but also advantages -- >>

he says i will go home so rabin goes upstairs. somebody has it all on video and you can see in his face he was thinking paris or not? if he keeps paris he does not get to keep rabin. so that makes simulator please wait for a microphone. >> i worked in israel and palestine for five years. thank-you. very refreshing it is different from what we usually hear. it isn't only petraeus that said was to get things done many military leaders of the diplomatic corps say it has to be taking care of our we will continue to be in trouble is there any movement in the political structure as right wing as they are for the people to take that to heart with any accommodation building unity around that fought? >> it is the issue in politics it is said to negligible. if you look at the elections yankee one but it was a slim majority. i mention 2009 america went to the left but in 2006 to put him on a continuing in that policy and legal most everyone has the following do you believe in signing the peace accord based on the proposal in 2008 drawing fro

i don't think that is what most israelis will tell you about rabin. i am talking to lincoln historians and trying to belabor this, generally risky, lincoln won the war and was assassinated. robert e lee surrendered the week before the assassination. rabin doesn't manage to secure the peace. he was killed before he manages to do that. the legacy that should have been bound up with rabin, this idea of lasting reconciliation between israelis and palestinians isn't there. it isn't there 20 years later and that colors people's perspective of that period and that leader. >> i am a graduate of usc in 1967 as a freshman, got easy access to the archives on the relocation effort. in your research, the narrative in which the japanese americans were coerced into giving up their citizenship to the point they were even under threat of being shot by machine guns shooting over there heads, did you find this situation in minicamps or other situations or is this extreme? be change usc throughout the japanese-american students right after pearl harbor and leon universit

as you identified rabin pursued a strategy. he saw the looming dangers in iran and potentially iraq. what have you. we now have a situation today where you have israel's environment of influx. israel's relative power has never been stronger and yet israel's orientation toward the region seems to be more status quo oriented than ever and it's willingness and desire to play an activist role in anyway limited at best. the question is is this a strategic oversight. is there a debate in strategic circles about this or is it such that one could imagine a debate in which an israeli strategy says well, we're strong. the arabs are coming to us. without us needing to do much. and so therefore the price that they demand to take this alliance from under the table to over the table is not worth it, one and two they're so unstable anyway so why invest in it? can you address that and is there a serious debate taking place and is israel missing an opportunity by adopting such a massive if not status quo oriented approach? >> he's very careful

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and when rabin made deposit to secretary christopher in which he offered his willingness to withdraw conditionally from the golan heights, in return for peace and security, very much presented something similar to the egyptian-syrian deal. so if that were to be consummated in the 1990s or in the early 2,000s, syria would have opened up, pressure cooker that burst out in 2011 would have been released in more peaceful ways and i think civil war may may not have broken out. therefore the question would not have the presented itself. secondly, you know, we have groups on. other side of the syrian-israeli cease-fire line in the golan that are linked with isis and with al qaeda, al nusra. they are very peaceful, because they know what the consequences are t

to that the three men went up to a victim who was walking near the corner a said jules street and rabin the accord was around 520 in the morning and they beat stabbed in rather the victim to all three are still on the loose they're described as hispanic man the first 25 to 28 years old about 55 160 lbs. of medium length black hair the second man also two to five to 285 for nine medium build a short black hair the third as a little older maybe 30 or 32. >>mark: she is this is to admit in cold she was dating a 15 your boy who was on the batman team a district spokesperson said and she retired a few months ago and hired on a to the batman season and the full background check and offer call she was booked into santa clara county jail and is waiting for official charges. >>darya: the raiders, is making it clear he wants to move the raiders to los vegas he met with the southern nevada's tourism infrastructure committee yesterday. >>darya: he is willing to spend half a billion dollars to be part of the deal with the new stadium in los vegas ito gift is to the dominion will come from and alone