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full interview with ana shari coming up in around ten minutes. this week the e.u. will discuss the serbian back proposals to break a deadlock in northern kosovo where pristina recently seized two disputed border crossings the move sparked outrage among local serbs on friday nato led forces helicoptered in kosovo customs officials to the previously served controlled frontier in response serbs blocked all the roads leading to the crossings belgrade's top negotiator called for calm of urging all sides to seek a diplomatic solution artie's sorry for more. as stand kosovo thirty's with e.u. and nato forces on one side ethnic serbian protesters on the other before us this is our land territory it's refusing to accept the cause thing government's attempts to take control of t. border crossings here in the north the protesters the standing firm at the barricades they erect it is the game of nerves and night this side willing to back down i don't think anyone in the world can come to these people here in the north and tell them to give up simply go home and accept that you

is especially influenced by the powerful israeli lobby in washington palestinian politician hanada shari accuses the us of a pocket. of this ironic this that was found that look at the arab spring as a way of vindication towards democracy and freedom and human rights and human dignity and that when it comes to the palestinians we have the context to realize that. this is very select that precisely because i think out occupy it is. a domestic issue in the us and has no. influence on that key is. the fates of many politicians so it is not treated like any other country is that has constantly been examined also because of the heart of the holocaust on that. western guilt over what the jews so in a sense this has saved. and which was given. the amount that sense of exceptionalism and then tighten meant an immunity and of course it has acted with impunity so the palestinians were deprived of the protection of the law and israel was given this exception and it meant but think of it because it has it all and for the lobby and the us and the carriers that made it broken on the basis of that i. y

organization dr hanan ashrawi thank you so much for joining us today thank you and it's my pleasure dr shari let's start with one of the most highlighted issues at this year's united nations general assembly gathering of course palestine's bid for recognized statehood we know that palestine is already recognized by over one hundred twenty countries why does this u.n. vote matter it's very important because this is a turning point in sort of palestinian history and in the history of the snaking in the region we do have as you said bilateral recognitions from different countries we have right now one hundred twenty seven but at the same time we are we have been engaged in a peace process that has taken on over two decades of prolongation and stalling with creating facts on the ground building settlements in the latterly acting from a position of power as an occupier and undermining the chances of peace and the objectives of the two state solution and so on so we are trying not to say that this is a new phrase a new era let's say we are going to get international community to say that the pales

during the uprising that led to his resignation one of those taking part in today's demonstration of dr shari our guest sally harper says the problem is that the. and it all has changed by step down. we think that now we are living they's that they're very very much similar to the days we lived in the previous regime. not just decisions regarding the independent media but also decisions regarding how they deal with the demonstrations and with the strikes of the of the people and the way also that the security forces then with the spectators of a football match two days ago which also has fueled a lot of rage in the three shows that the security is also treating us in the same manner as they did before but before that evolution so there hasn't been any real change. and that's hope and i'll be back with a recap our top stories in just a few minutes. explores the best traits in moscow for a gentle chola september sometimes they occasionally own indian summer but not to the alfredo before the winter snows descend. montero. historic old. friendly. dynamic. to do friends but. my co. hello welcome t

they want the integration shari sharing.e're not there yet and have things we need to be worried about. >> in this case, skepticism about this threat. they haven't ruled it out. they're still running around. maybe the source is credible and right. until they know they have a job to do and need to do it and they're running around. until they can true in, rule it out, get through the weekend, pumped up security. >> not only do they have a job, we have a job to do that across the board anybody who is involved in any of this, meaning if you are a citizen of new york are off d.c. or a member of any community organization, whether it's the media, church, anything else, if you know there's a potential threat, it goes to say something, which i know is not as simple as it gets, but seems to be one of the most effective anti-terrorist events known to man. thank you for helping me and the oughtians as well. >>> up next, hear the symbol of a nation in a world changed forever and the reason we even have homeland security. live at ground

his name was abu al shari and they say this was the result of a drone strike in the remote region ofwas reeling from the death two weeks ago of the number two leader of all of al qaeda, also killed in a drone strike. that action took away the person the terror group had chosen to be second in command after al-zawahri who resumed leadership of al qaeda when the u.s. killed bin laden. the administration says the person killed this week was a key threat inside pakistan because he was collaborating with the pakistani taliban to conduct coordinated attacks there. >> pete williams, thank you. to the other big story we're watching, panic mode. it has been a tough week for president obama as he tries to sell his jobs plan. one top democrat says it's time for the white house to panic. >> hello north carolina? >> president obama hop scotching swing states trying to sell his jobs plan. >> can we put a stop to the political circus and do something to help the economy? >> but back in washington -- >> it's received as a cool response here on capitol hill, not only from republicans but a lot of dem

officials confirming the death of shari.blow to al qaeda's core leadership. eight of the terror organizations top 20 leaders have been killed this year. wow. >>> he defied orders and charged five times in a humvee to rescue comrades under attack in afghanistan. for that, an astounding act of terrorism. dakota meyer received the medal of honor from president obama. >> 36 men are alive today. because of your courage, four fallen american heroes came home. >> i didn't do anything that i would hope any other marine wouldn't do. i didn't, i definitely don't see myself as a hero. >> they always say that, don't they? but they are. meyer is the third living recipient and the first marine to be awarded the medal of honor for actions in iraq or afghanistan. >>> brandon wright is thrilled to be alive today. young college student who was pulled from beneath the burning car in utah earlier this week after his motorcycle collide would a bmw in a parking lot. check them out, that is him being pulled away. wright held a news conference just

. >> shashikiran lakshmikantha kadaba gavkharoy kamardinova shari kandell howard lee kane jennifer lynnt d. kane joon koo kang sheldon robert kanter deborah h. kaplan alvin peter kappelmann, jr. charles karczewski william a. karnes douglas gene karpiloff charles l. kasper >> and my brother. >> and my daughter, brooke jackson. there is not a day that goes by that we do not think of you, miss you, and love you. we miss your smile, you're beautiful, brown eyes, and how compassionate you were. daddy is now with you. please take care of each other and know that you are the joy of our lives. [applause] >> andrew k. kates john katsimatides robert michael kaulfers don jerome kauth, jr. hideya kawauchi edward t. keane richard m. keane lisa yvonne kearney-griffin karol ann keasler paul hanlon keating leo russell keene iii brenda keller joseph john keller peter r. kellerman joseph p. kellett frederick h. kelley, jr. james joseph kelly >> and my sister, amy. we love you and will never forget you. >> and to my partner, christine, and my brother, michael. we love you and we keep you both in our heart

the official goes on to say that, al-shari coordinated al qaeda's u.s.n and worked closely with the pakistani taliban to carry out attacks inside pakistan. the u.s. has been stepping up its drone attacks recently in the lawless border region because al qaeda and taliban militants are said to be living there and plotting terror attacks from there. jenna? jenna: certainly an area we need to be focused on. poll little, thank you very much for that. we have more on that now. jon: for more who this guy is and what this means in the fight against al qaeda, we're joined by fox news military analyst major general robert scales. general scales, this guy was the chief of operations in pakistan in terms of a terrorist organization. what does that mean? >> what it means, jon, this guy was sort of the number three guy in the al qaeda core network in pakistan and his principle portfolio included targeting americans in both the tribal regions and in afghanistan to some extent in pakistan. so being number three in al qaeda recently is not a long-term hire. the last thre