rabine, prime minister rabine was the reluctant partner this marriage between him and paris. in fact, indeed, the two of them had a 50 year rivalry and they didn't like each other a great deal, which we can get into it. but the fact that the matter is peres became an effective leader that the palestinians could be trusted an the israelis and palestinians are too close having reach a peace agreement with each other. >> if you're just joining us here on msnbc you're watching lye coverage of the state funeral. prime minister shimon peres, we're looking live here at the current israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, we're joined by my colleague eddie and as we continue our coverage. we'll take a quick break and we'll be back right after this. we're moments away from former president bill clinton taking to the podium. oh, taking some time off. no, i'm scheduling time to go to the bank to get a mortgage. ugh, you're using a vacation day to go to the bank? i know, right? just go to lendingtree.com. get up to five loan offers to compare side by side for free. wow, that's great.

he pledged to uphold rabin's legacy by continuing the pursuit of mideast peace. but in the minds of israelis, security was first and foremost. peres lost his job in the next election by the narrowest of margins. netanyahu became the new prime minister.peres's peacemaking efforts were validated, when ehud barak foiled netanyahu's bid for re-election. in many ways, barak followed in the footsteps of peres and rabin, by making peace with the palestinians a priority.along with his two terms as prime minister, peres held nearly every major office in the country--including the mostly continued to host public events at his peace center, bringing together arabs and jews in efforts to promote peace and coexistence.chris clackum, nbc news. more local newsday three of the trial continues this morning... against the man accused of shooting up a house... killing a little girl in milwaukee. five year old laylah petersen was sitting on her grandfather's lap... when she was shot. prosecutors barrett... targeted the wrong house... and was one of two two men who sprayed the home w

along with prime minister yitzhak rabin and palestinian leader, yasser arafat. he is considered the father of israel's secret nuclear program. encompassed several wars. but perez believed his country's security lay as much in making peace as it did in being prepared for conflict. shimon peres was a soldier for israel. president obama said today. for the jewish people, for justice, for peace and for the belief that we can be true to our best selves. his dream of peace in the middle east remains unfulfilled. the part of shimon peres. his body will lie in state tomorrow. in front of israel's parliament building. scott, friday, 7,000 security personnel will protect president obama and other world leaders. as shimon peres is laid to rest. >>> holly williams at rabin square in tel aviv for us tonight. holly, thank you. >>> another police shooting, controversial one, is coming up next. newly released video of a shooting that has two officers charged with murder. and later, california, hits put some distance between you and temptation with meta appetite control. clinica

yitzhak rabin, who gave his life for peace. president, you have pledged a lasting friendship for israel. you stated that israel's security is sacrosanct for you. so you pledged; so you act. so you are acting as a great leader, as a champion for peace. thank you again. [applause] pres. peres: dear friends, israel sincerely admires the united states for being a land of the free, a home of the brave, a nation of generosity. a world without the united states, without the values of the united states, would have been chaotic. moses began his journey to freedom by demanding, "let my people go." the prophet isaiah promised nations will take up swords against nations. a biblical promise became a grand american reality, first and foremost in human annals. when the liberty bell rang in philadelphia, it resonated throughout the world. a tired world was surprised to witness, contrary to its experience, a great nation becoming greater by giving, not by taking; by making generosity the wisdom of policy, and freedom as its heart -- freedom fro

it was one thing for rabin or benjamin netanyahu. these were men who fought in their wars. >> we'll listen to the son of shimon peres. he's speaking in english. we'll listen to what he has to say. >> we believe that if he could he would have used this opportunity to remind us all that the role of leaders today is to serve their people and that there is no greater responsibility and no greater privilege than that. he saw in all of you leaders, friends around partners in his quest for peace. we will treasure his memory and honor his legacy. with your permission i will switch to hebrew and say a few words about my father. i'm sorry. [ speaking hebrew ] >> one of the sons of the late president of shimon peres. ambassador ginsburg remains with us. i want to talk about what benjamin netanyahu tweeted out saying this is the first day for israel without shimon peres. something that was also brought up by former president bill clinton in his eulogy. who is the new elder statesman of israel. who will fill the so many shoes that former presiden

in many ways barack followed in the footsteps of rabin by making peace.eres held every major office in the country including the most ceremonial post as president from 2007 to 2014 and continued to host public events at his peace center. bringing together arabs and jews in efforts to promote peace and coexistence. chris clackum, nbc news. >>> quite a legacy. >>> now to u.s. politics a record number of people tuned in to watch the first debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. neilsen says 84 million watched the candidates spar on monday night. that tops the previous record of 80.6 record for the only debate between jimmy carter and ronald reagan in 1980. the numbers don't include people who watched the debate online, through twitter, facebook and other social media. >>> president obama has nominated jeffrey delo delorent the new ambassador to cuba. he previously worked at the united nations and was a deputy assistant secretary of state. the president said his leadership has been vital in normalizing relations between the u.s. and cuba. >>> now to

lie in state at the israeli parliament building on thursday before being laid to rest friday beside rabin. president obama and former president bill clinton are expected to be among those in attendance. schultz says: "..the world lost a man who fought for peace and for respect." burke says: "..the pope admired the efforts of shimon peres for perseverance." on cam tag peres' death met with mixed reactions from palestinians. palestinian president mahmoud abbas sending a condolence letter expressing sorrow... while hamas celebrated his passing. in jerusalem, conor powell, fox news. it's time for your news and weather together. republican presidential nominee donald trump is holding a campaign rally tonight in waukesha. before arriving here for a rally later tonight -- he made a stop in chicago today. he referenced hillary's "deplorables" comment -- saying will be a friend to everybody. trump's running mate -- indiana governor mike pence -- canceled an event in waukesha planned for yesterday but he was in madison -- doing debate prep with governor scott walker, who is acting as democrat tim k

as defense minister under prime minister yitzhak rabin, he oversaw the dramatic 1976 rescue of israelitages at entebbe airport in uganda. peres himself went on to serve as prime minister-- first in 1977, and again as part of a unity government in 1984. he took a conciliatory stance toward the palestinians, and later, with rabin back in power, he conducted the oslo negotiations in secret. the resulting deal, signed in 1993 in washington, aimed at establishing mutual recognition between israel and the palestinians and setting them on a path toward peace. >> ...from this green promising lawn of the white house, let's say together in the language of our bible, "peace, peace to him that is far off, and to him that is near." >> brangham: just two years later, rabin was assassinated by a jewish extremist, and peres again became acting prime minister for a time. but amid renewed confrontation with the palestinians, a harder- line israeli government took power, led by benjamin netanyahu. the conflict soon deepened, and the second palestinian intifada, or uprising, erupted. in early 2002, as the

rabine extended to him in 1993 on the white house lawn. when he in effect went before them and made that statement, mr. peres felt vindicated that his

country's security lay as much in making peres cooperated with his fierce political rival yitzhak rabin to have a peace corps with egypt and with anwar sadat. >> we shall negotiate with you a permanent settlement and with all of our neighbors, a comprehensive peace. >> reporter: as foreign minister, peres was in charge of the peace process with the palestinians. the oslo accord signed at the white house in 1993, won peres, yitzhak rabin, and yasser arafat the nobel peace prize. a long and mostly secret special relationship with king hussein of jordan culminated in state president to promote israeli standing in the world and his quest for peace. in what perhaps some dubbed his life best, shimon peres once said, the duty of leaders is to pursue freedom ceaselessly, even in the face of hostility and in the face of doubt and disappointment. just imagine what could be. his dream of middle east peace remains unfulfilled, but n part. israeli's foreign ministry said this morning there's a long list of world leaders expected to attend the funeral on friday, including president obama, bill and hi

all. ( applause ) >> reporter: it won peres the nobel peace prize, along with prime minister yitzhak rabin and palestinian leader yasser arafat. he's considered the father of israel's secret nuclear program, encompassed several wars, but peres believed his country's security lay as much in making peace as it did in being prepared for conflict. shimon peres was a soldier for israel, president obama said today. for the jewish people, for justice, for peace, and for the belief that we can be true to our best selves. his dream of peace in the middle east remains unfulfilled, but not for lack of trying on the part of shimon his body will lie in state tomorrow in front of israel's parliament building. and, scott, on friday, 7,000 security personnel will protect president obama and other world leaders as shimon peres is laid it to rest. >> pelley: holly williams at rabin square in tel aviv for us tonight. holly, thank you. near san diego, another fatal police shooting is raising questions about how officers are trained to deal with mental >> why, why, why! >> reporter: moments after the shooting,

he shared it interestingly enough in 1994 with i can't sar arafat and of course izak rabin. they came together in september of 1993 on the south lawn of the white house at the behest of bill clinton for bringing together palestinians and israelis. the last great peace agreement. it was bill clinton as they met in the roosevelt room who urged them to take hands. rabin didn't want to take arafat's hand. he was considered a terrorist and anathema to israel. but bill clinton brokered a famous three-way handshake on the south grounds of the white house. i think it was september 12 or 13 of 1993. >> september 13. >> one of the great days in my career as a journalist, being a white house correspondent at the time. we were all, of course, live on the south lawn witnessing this moment. of course that moment a year or so later came to an end with the brutality, assassination of rabin. he was almost a father figure to bill clinton. you can imagine how important this is to the clintons, the obamas and the state department when hillary clinton was secretary of state there was a beautiful

and negotiateating the peace deal and the palestinians along tide arafat and rabin. >> he started off as the student and became the best teacher. >> at the time prompted a rare moment of unity between the israeli and palestinian leaders. the traveling jerusalem for the funeral service shaking hands with the prime minister while there. >> he was a great man of israel, he was a great man of the world. >> this is the largest gathering in israel since the funeral of the former prime minister rabin his partner in the 1993 peace deal. they are buried next to each (kelly some women want fuller lips, but it can cost >>> some women want fuller lips and cost money and time and tonight at 10. we're going to show you a lusher lips in less time for money. see how this works tonight on the fox 13 10:00 news. >> and gains in the bank stocks and 164 and s&p up 17 today. >>> paul will have a busy weekend. >> like the rest of us add huge, huge hurricane. >> when you see a 4 on the map that's scary >> and katia. we'll be watching it. since to the west could have impacts to florida. that's what we. watch

on cam tag this is the largest gat leaders in israel since the funeral of former prime minister rabin - peres' partner in the 19-93 peace deal. the two are now buried next to each other. in jerusalem, conor powell, fox news. getting creative... with chainsaws.... the fourth annual chainsaw carving and art festival is happening this sunday at the river bend nature eagles, witches and more out of logs of wood. and it's not just the art that the festival is all about. it's an additional way we can show environmental education what can be done with products that otherwise might be wasted. these trees that have come down throughout racine. and it is outdoor recreation at its best for sure." the festivalw canoeing and kayaking and runs from 9 a-m until 5 p-m. after that, on sunday, people can bid for their favorite works of art and money raised will go towards educational and recreational programs at the nature center. ad lib about chainsaw carving coming up on fox 6 news at four... someone must have brewed up some ideas on national coffee day yesterday.... plus -- a man breaks into his own

rabin was prime minister.an they were separate. >> he had secret friendships that helped lead to these peace negotiations and peace deals that he received the peace prize for. >> he was a constant around the world. >> hillary clinton and donald trump both say they won the most watched debate in history. they attacked each other again yesterday, but also addressed policies. >> i don't think any family should ever have to pay more than 10% of your income for child care. >> we will cut your taxes and let you deduct the cost of child care. it is about time. >> we're going to raise taxes on millionaires and billionaires, and close corporate loopholes. >> i'm going to eliminate every unnecessary and costly regulation. >> we have to make it clear that everyone is safer when there is respect from the law, for the communities they protect, and respect for the law, from the communities that are protected. >> policy like stop and frisk in chicago, especially, where it is going crazy, could save thousands of lives. >> eve

he was laid to rest next to his partner in peace rabin. he served seven decades, nearly his entire adult life. >>> homeland security is offering help to protect local election computer systems. hackers are starting to target and at least one hacking attempt was successful. johnson's announcement comes after at least 20 states report some form of attempted hacking on their voter registration database. >>> something we're just learning, the 14-year-old south carolina boy accused of killing his father and wounding three people in a school shooting has been charged as a juvenile. he's charged with three counts of attempted murder. the judge ordered the teen continue to b time. he's accused of killing his father before driving to a nearby school and starting to shoot during a recess. two students and a teacher were shot. one of those students, a 6-year-old boy, is still in critical condition. >>> a littleton man is in the hospital after suffering stab wounds this morning. police say he was found near an apartment complex on bellevue avenue. pol

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ultimately, along with yassar arafat and yitzhak rabin, peres was awarded the nobel peace prize for his efforts. active politics, peres spent his time promoting joint arab-israeli peace projects. believing neighbors-- no matter their shared and violent history--must find a way to live together. until the end of his life, shimon peres fought for israel, both in war and in peace. in jerusalem, conor powell, fox after hearing about the death of peres, president obama tweeted out this response last night. " my condolences to the family of one of the world's greatest leaders." tonight in tampa... a special memorial for miami marlins pitcher "jose fernandez." it will take place at one of the ?first fields he played on.... at alonso high school. fernandez graduated from there five years, before getting drafted into the majors. alonso high will have a candlelight vigil at 7-30 p-m... right on that baseball field. fernandez died over the weekend when his boat crashed in miami beach. he was considered one of the ?best pitchers in baseball... and had an amazing life story. he and his family defect

i think he became -- i think the rabin assassination just cost israel so much.ting blow, and i think there was a lot of frustrati frustration that israeli politics became so vitriolic and it was hard for him to get things done. every president i knew thought it was an honor to be with him. >> even into his golden years he continued to work with peace in the middle east, even when he was out of office. >> absolutely. he will be mourned by many, many palestinians as well. >> and he was seen as a partner by american presidents in a way that not other leaders are not always seen. he really had a willingness to give things up, to make sacrifices, and he took a great risk. that's why he won the nobel peace prize. >> exactly. >> i want to read, i have two statements. this one from former president george h.w. bush coming in. he says barbara and i joined shimon peres countless admires around the world in saluting his singular life of service to the timeless cause of israel, to the noblest cause of peace, by his unyielding determination and principle shimon peres's time

obviously, oslo was so important because he was the one who persuaded prime minister rabin. they must try peace now after that first intefadeh it lasted until arafat died that the legacy of that has never recovered and no real serious ability to forge peace ever since. >> thank you for sharing all your reporting and memories of him with us. >> thanks. >>> turning now to our other top story, the presidential race. donald trump is back on the campaign trail attacking hillary clinton and claiming victory after the first debate. cnn is live in orlando with more. give us the latest, sara. >> good morning, alisyn. after spending a lot of yesterday blaming the debate moderator and blaming his microphone, trump got his groove back when he was campaigning in florida last night. he, of course, declared himself the victor of the debate even though some of his own supporters believed he missed some opportunities and he did admit he could have unloaded a little bit more on hillary clinton. >> for 90 minutes, i watched her very carefully. and i was also holding back. i didn't want to do a

alongside yasser arafat and yitzhak rabin. the three won the nobel peace prize for their efforts. peres will lie in state at the israeli parliament building - before a funeral friday. president obama and former president bill clinton are expected to be among those in attendance. new evidence links russia... to the loss of flight m-h 17 over eastern ukraine a two years ago. it is believed to have been shot down by russian- backed rebels. a joint criminal investigation led by the dutch found evidence the malaysia airlines plane was taken out by a missile moved into the country from neighboring russia . after the strike - investigators say the "buk" missle system launcher was then sent back to russian territory. "..we are focusing on around 100 people who can be connected, one way or another, with the downing of flight mh-17, of the transport of the buk." moscow has long denied the separatists were involved in the tragedy. dutch police say today's findings are solid enough to be used as evidence in a criminal trial. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty a slight c

the presidency, he had served twice briefly as prime minister including after the assassination of rabin, that was a very important moment in the israeli consciousness and kind of found the strength to talk more about the importance of peace saying, you can kill a body, but you can't kill the great and nobel ideas of rabin, was perpetuating and this is a man who grew to be the man of peace, the grandfather of the israeli nation, and -- and that's why he grew with such acclaim on the international stage. i have the privilege of interviewing him several times, and even though he spoke of peace, with israel's arab neighbors, he called those critics of the peace process delusional, saying the peace process to deal with the palestinians was inevitable. he was never kind of talking any less about israeli security. it was israeli security with peace, and i think that's why he was so beloved by the israeli public because he did speak about peace, but he also knew what it would take for israel to have a secure peace. >> all right. >> i was there when he was on his 90th birthday. there was a huge

clinton helped peres and former prime minister yitzhak rabin broker a peace deal with palestinians in 1993. both sides won a nobel peace prize the following year. >> he lived 93 years in a state of constant wonder. >> reporter: current palestinian president abbas said despite a breakdown in peace efforts he attended the funeral to honor peres a long- time commitment to the cause. >> and with all our neighbors -- >> reporter: peres held nearly every senior political office in israel including president and prime minister. in 2012, mr. obama awarded peres the presidential medal of freedom. shimon peres's final resting place is at a jerusalem cemetery. >> the last of the founding generation is now gone. shimon accomplished enough things in his life for 1,000 men. >> shimon peres's final resting place is at a jerusalem cemetery. teri okita, cbs news, london. >> he will be buried near yitzhak rabin and other israeli dignitaries. 50,000 paid their respects to peres yesterday passing by his coffin. >>> the san pablo police department is dealing with the sudden loss of one of its own. officer

just recently, president rabin said that our relations were never better. ms. frederick: mr. trewhitt, a question for president ford. mr. trewhitt: mr. president, you referred earlier to your meeting with mr. brezhnev at vladivostok in 1974. you agreed on that occasion to try to achieve another strategic arms limitation agreement within the year. nothing happened in l975, or not very much publicly at least. and those talks are still dragging and things got quieter , as the current season approached. is there a bit of politics involved there, perhaps on both sides? or perhaps more important are interim weapons developments, and i'm thinking of such things as the cruise missile and the soviet ss-20, an intermediate-range rocket making salt irrelevant, bypassing the salt negotiations? mr. ford: first we have to understand that salt i expires october 3, 1977. mr. brezhnev and i met in vladivostok in december of 1974 for the purpose of trying to take the initial step so we could have a salt ii agreement that would go to l985. as i indicated earlier, we did agree on 2400 limitation

the 1993 interim peace deal between israelis and palestinians alongside yasser arafat and it talk rabinwinning nobel peace prize for the efforts. >> became its best teacher and ended up its big "elf" -- biggest dreamer. reporter: peres's funeral prompt ad rare moment of unity between israeli and palestinian leaders. mahmoud abbas traveled to the service, shaking hands with prime minister benjamin netanyahu while there. >> he was a great man of is real, he was a great man of the world. reporter: largest gathering of foreign dignitaries in israel since the funeral of former prime minister yitsahk rabin. peres's partner in the 1993 deal. two are now buried together. conor powell. fox news. melissa: live pictures out of berkeley, california. this is major fire. first congressional church is burning. no details what sparked the flames. we'll continue to monitor the story and bring it to you as we get it. david: at midnight tonight the united states will relinquish all control over the internet's address book. melissa: oh. david: the domain names used to call up most websites. it will be hand

>> he will be buried at this jerusalem cemetery next to the grave of former prime minister yitzhak rabin. his final resting place is being made ready as authorities prepare for an exceptional ceremony. we are preparing for a very large and complex funeral that will coordinate many elements. >> security was already stepped up as president -- preparations were underway. it's expected to be exceptionally tight for the ceremony itself. u.s. president barack obama is expected to attend along with other world leaders including former president bill clinton, secretary of state john kerry, britain's prince charles, and french president francois hollande. genie: the meeting on international trade of endangered species is on in south africa and a very on likely star is dealing the spotlight. that's a pangolin. take a look. >> the timid pangolin is finally getting its time in the spotlight which could save it from extinction. this weird critter has been called a lot of things from a walking pinecone to an artichoke wiwith legs. it's real claim to fame is being the most coached animal in the world.