and he stalks rabin. he goes to different events where rabin shows up about three or four times before he finally manages to get to a place where he sees an opening moves in and shoots him. >> host: i got the sense that israeli prime ministers are not as surrounded by protection as an american president may be. is that, is that fair? >> guest: i think that was true at the time. i think it's really not true now, and you see it when israeli leaders travel around in israel and certainly when they come abroad, they're surrounded by 20 or 30 secret service people, the israeli equivalent of that. at the time, i think, first of all, the idea that palestinian might take a shot at a prime minister was certainly on the minds of israelis who protected rabin, but the idea that an israeli or a fellow jew would do that even in this period of the peace process when there are threats against rabin from the israeli right, i think it's very hard for the secret service people the bodyguards, to get out of the mindset that t

the same on the rabin said. and so the book alternates in chapters between rabin and amir until the two of them meet. >> host: dan ephron why do you call it "killing a king"? >> guest: well the line "killing a king" appears in a letter that amir's brother and co-conspirator wrote home in the days after the assassination. i'm paraphrasing, killing a king, and he puts the murder in the context of jewish history and biblical history, kings and prophets. and he says killing a king is profoundly significant it alters the course of the nation. i read that 7 or 18 years -- 17 or 18 years after it was written when i started researching the book and i found it chilling because it's precisely what happened. that moment, that pivot altered the course altered israel's trajectory. israel today is not what it was in 1995. >> host: you talk about israel being a small country. is mrs. rabin still alive? has she -- did she ever connect with the amir family? >> guest: no, she died about five years after the assassination. and did

he goes to different events were rabin shows that.prayer for times before he manages to get a place where where he sees an opening. >> in "killing a king," i got the sense that israeli prime ministers are not as surrounded by protection as an american president. is that fair? >> pallister at the time. it is not true now and you see when israeli leaders travel around israel and certainly when they are surrounded by 20 or 30 secret service people. at the time the idea that palestinians might take a shot at the prime minister mr.a on the minds of israelis who protect it for being. the idea that an israeli even in this. they process when there are threats against rabin for the israeli right, it is very hard for secret service people to get out of the mindset they are looking for palestinians. there are profiles for the would-be assassination. the would-be assassin is an area. i think it almost didn't dawn. >> how popular politically but it's not rabin in 1995? >> israel was and remains a divided society for the very issues. for being want

we are mean to them times, >>> rabin roger great to talk to you both. thank you for joining us.l be back in a moment with a final thought of an idea of your rights ending and mine beginning, at the end of your fist and tip of my knows. -- nose. city with us. -- stay with us. >>> throughout the last 50 years, many have been free. pronouncements on tax poly from people who know that while script you are may be slend on men top. >> wrapping your opinion wraps it in dignity, making it difficult to challenge. there's an interesting passage saying exercise of religion includes anyone whether compelled by a system of belief. meaning you could be a member of a religion that has nothing much to say about saergeme-sex marriage, and stale base your objection op religious beliefs. religion, it turns out is what you say it is. practise i would be less skeptical if one of the engaged people was divorced or read about caterers who would not serve gay couples. and serve couples where one is religious and one is not. since the constitution was ratified. we serve the the faith of others. the bibl

we have seen results of that. 20 years ago in israel there was the same kind of incitement against rabin. that led to a tragic outcome. i hope people stand back and understand mr. huckabee has crossed a serious line here. every republican candidate should stand up, condemn this and ask him to retract it. >> now there are lots of folks who oppose the deal. in the argue mentation against the deal, much of it has been about israel. much of it is about israel's security and a nation created in the wake of the holocaust has a specific and earned fear of this kind of threat. as someone who was ambassador to israel for four years what's your understanding of the back and forth? >> chris, i experienced twiets in my career -- once before i became ambassador and once during my tenure the real expression of israeli concern when its security and well-being was threaten. the fwul of war of 1991 when iraq fired dozens of scud missiles at israel. israel had done nothing. again the concern that iraq in 2003 would react to the american invasion by launching perhaps weapons of mass destruction. it's fair

the yitzhak rabin happened last year in conflict of interest -- the crash happened last year in clifton heights and killed an upper darby high school graduate and freshman at newman university. >>> 6:05. philadelphia congressman chaka fattah accepted an award in washington, d.c., a day after he was indicted on racketeering charges. the u.s. black chambers gave him the advocate of the year award. fatah said again he's not letting the indictment distract him from his work as a congressman. >> we're not distracted. i'm going do my work. we're going to be -- i've had the most effective period of my public service over these last eight years. we've gotten so much done and helped so many people that it would be a crime for me to stop doing it. >> the indictment released on wednesday. in it the congressman is accused of misusing his congressional influence, misspending taxpayer money, and charitable donations. he's also accused of accepting a secret million-dollar campaign loan and taking a bribe from a lobbyist who wanted to be an ambassador. during his 11 terms in office, congressman fattah

are there issues with their reform plans proposed by the rural rabin industry that prevent the fcc fromcting on it is proposed and if you could elaborate on that i would appreciate it. >> thank you congressman. there was something like 114 different carriers in iowa and he represents the poster child of the rural challenge for rate of return carriers. it is outrageous that if you live in rural america you are 30 times more likely not to be able to get broadband is if you live in an urban area. so there are two components. one is dealing with things through the price cap and be recently, we have recently released what will be a $10 billion over six years to seven carriers to build their facilities and i love seeing the headlines the pop up across the country that we get in our report that so-and-so carrier announces they are going to spend $27 billion to bring broadband to the area as a result of our funds. then we go to the rate of return carriers. the mr. guthrie for five minutes. c thank you mr. chairman and thank you for being here. my first question to emission or pai is three parts

i spent a lot of time with rabin and it has been a labor of love and she's educated me a lot.rs the pension management advisory committee which abides as the new york stock exchange and the federal reserve a new york markets group on the impact of policies and market conditions on in additional investors. as we continue to talk about the importance of state and local government and someone who spent a lot of time in state and local government we are pleased to have vicki l. the site here for the comp county board of health near atlanta. she was a 2011 white house community leader and policy issues for seniors and by the way and if i'm not mistaken for production work and having watched you already we understand why you have an enemy. i am pleased to have you. last but not least is a good friend of mine who is the head of global wealth and retirement solutions for merrill lynch at bank of america. and a stellar career in finance spans more than 20 years and includes time at the white house working on economic and domestic policy and in his spare time which i don't think he has

paris looks like at your sfo rabin we have some couch up there is absent the lane flights were not onof someone from the airport san francisco 63 open 65 of san jose's 66 degrees into the afternoon temperatures will warm-up and it will be a court date clothing yesterday with the daytime highs nearing the 80 degree mark the convict, and antioch livermore 80 by this afternoon across the south bank upper seventies ease the racial line low to mid 70's looking over the next three days temperatures up on to spots available: for m1 spots and they spots coastal's fossil spain to mid-60s but here is we're talking about a slight chance for some showers by wednesday night moving into third it will we also have the potential for a few showers and thunderstorms. >>mark: of greece still in focus this want to drive off for a long time with greece and the european union was what to happen with them. >>rob black: basically the greek prime minister showed up for new proposals today use whatever fresh plan he had nothing they wanted with the european union to cut up to 30 percent of the debt into a 20 y

and the by endicott disappointed in the city and county of corn night with attempted to lower 60s rabinp on a to stay safe from the west up to 50 mi. our. >>robin winston: we're happy to report happy traffic is nice and light approaching the bay bridge toll plaza for those of you who went into the latter part of the morning 1905 before it hit the road is and what you have to look forward to know like to know the latest political called on the bridge but their approach to the " problem--toll plaza. >>robin winston: the of the switching around the line configuration sure to help out some of the northbound traffic leading san francisco to the north bank the right hand side of the screen starting to get in the crowded will start to switch to rob the configuration of the 9:00 hour with you have four lines of come into san francisco and moving at the limit there was a traffic alert for the call to commit the direction of 580 in richmond east 580 in richmond parkway. male announcer:this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news weekend starts now: the right lane in the offering will be closed