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he went to the western wall after he sat down with leaders like benjamin netanyahu and shimon peres.jim acosta has been traveling with mitt romney, and he joins us by phone. mitt romney is due to give an address today and what do you believe that the focus will be on, jim? >> well, he is expected to say in remarks later today that the islamic republic facing an inevitable war with the west, and potentially israel if it does not give up the quest for nuclear weapons, and i can tell you that the republican contender wrapped up a visit to the western wall which is to be the jewish faith's most sacred sight. he was

arrived in israel tonight and will meet tomorrow with senior israeli officials including president shimon peres and prime minister benhamin netanyahu, with whom romney calls an old friend. the high-stakes trip is a chance for romney to show americans he can handle complex foreign policy matters and also to showcase his support for patrol to jewish voters back home. from day one of his campaign, romney has been sharply critical of the president's policies on israel and his approach to iran. >> he's treating israel the same way so many european countries have-- with suspicion and distrust and an assumption that israel is somehow at fault. >> reporter: that kind of language strikes a chord with some israelis, including netanyahu's, whose relationship with mr. obama at times be has seemed strained. it also could resonate with jewish voters in the u.s., a key constituency in swing states like ohio and florida. in 2008, president obama won 78% of the jewish vote. a june gallup poll has his support down to 68%. but the president isn't ceding any ground. yesterday, he signed a bill to strengthen u.s.-i

secretary of state hillary clinton is in israel where she met this morning with president shimon peres. secretary clinton will also be holding talks today with prime minister the israeli defense minister and foreign minister and palestinian authority prime minister she says this is a time of uncertainty but also a time of opportunity. >> mitt romney says the president to spend more time talking about his own record on the economy and less time criticizing his career as a private equity investor. mitt romney reacted this morning to advertisements aired by the obama campaign this weekend claiming he ellsworth to jobs overseas while he was running bain capital. mitt romney campaign released its own ads criticizing the president's handling of the economy. the job issue was at the focus of the sunday news talk shows. >> the mayor emanuel had some pointed comments on the issue when asked about it. he used mitt romney some words against him while discussing his reaction to the allegations. >> stop crying about that defend what happened to bain capital then. >> mitt romney says he was not runn

he's met with president shimon peres. they talked about what is happening in the region. of course iran came up again. and mr. peres was basically saying to him that he think he's a great representative of the united states. >> let's talk it one of these campaign events that was canceled or one of the events i should say canceled today in israel for mitt romney. do we know exactly why? >> reporter: yeah. one ofhe things that happened just before he got here, his plans and the date he planned to come here was actually the beginning of a very important jewish holiday. this is the holiday where jews mourn and commemorate the loss of not one but their temple twice, their first and second temples here in jerusalem. very important day. a day where people would be fasting. the issue was that they were going to have this dinner on a day when people were supposed to be fasting. people were not happy with that. there was a reaction to that. that got canceled. we're hearing that that could likely be turned into a breakfast fundraiser on -- on monday. but that the press is not invite

i also interviewed the israeli president shimon peres earlier today here in jerusalem.in fact, they are working. >> the sanctions are functioning, are beginning, but they have impacted iran. we have to wait a little bit more and see if this impact is sufficient enough to convince the iranians to stop it. this would be the best way. none of us would like to see blood shed. and iranians are not our enemies. let's not forget it. historically we they relations. the problem is not iran, but the iranian leadership and the iranian policy which is a pain in the neck of the entire world. >> when you say months, how much time really is there given what's going on right now? >> look, if the iranians get away right away, it can be tomorrow. but it doesn't look inferior the time being they're in transcy jens. right now there is an effort one by negotiating with them that didn't bear fruits and other by increasing the sanctions. so we have to wait. i think it's a matter of months. >> a few months? six months, ten months? >> i can't tell it really. >> it's not years? >> i don't think

also, he goes one-on-one with the president, shimon peres and ehud barak. that, 4:00 eastern. >> new developments in the colorado shooting massacre. james holmes will be back in court, but there will be no pictures this time. the judge put the hammer down, no cameras, no cell phones, laptops, ipads or odd you tape alouded eerlt, all to make sure he gets a fair trial. jim spellman is live outside the courthouse in centennial, colorado. good morning. >> good morning to you. in less than an hour and a half, he'll make his way from a tunnel underground from the jail into the court. he'll first hear the charges against him. we expect him to be charged with a minimum of 12 counts of first degree murder. many more counts of attempted first degree murder and other charges. take a look. >> after hearing where james holmes is scheduled to be formally charged, his attorneys will argue that a package he sent to his psychiatrist before the shooting is protect eed communication between doctor and patient. this after a week of mourning for victims in ohio, illinois, and t

plus wolf will have new interviews with israeli president shimon peres and defense minister ehud barakision to choose sarah palin his running mate was a mistake? that's according to former vice president dick cheney. cheney is recovering from a heart transplant and says he feels better now than he has in years. in an interview with abc news, he talked about how critical it is to select a running mate based on their qualifications. >> i like governor palin. i've met her. i know her. she's an attractive candidate, but based on her background, she'd only been governor for two years. i don't think she passed that test. >> being ready? >> of being ready to take over. >> cheney says he has spoken to mitt romney about potential vice presidential picks, but he would not discuss who they talked about. >>> a mississippi couple set the date, mailed out the invitations, but charles and te'andrea say the day before their wedding, some members of the church they planned to get married at balked because of their race. he had people in the sanctuary that was pitching a fit about us being a black peopl

clinton meeting with shimon peres and will meet with benjamin netanyahu.her meeting with egypt's president has confirmed the peace treaty between the two countries is very much intact. >> 6:45. we're following breaking news out of sunnyvale. police have taken a second possible home invasion suspect into custody. >> bob redell is there live at the scene with new information on what's happening. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning to you, jon and marla. police have two people in custody and they do tell us they believe that they are the people they have been looking for, for the past few hours here. in this neighborhood which is not far from where we're at the intersection of florence and washington. the reason why police are not standing down is because they do want to speak with neighbors to make sure there possibly wasn't a third person. not that they think there was but they want to cover their bases. this takedown of this other suspect took place in the past 20 minutes, about a block away from where all of this started. they found him in the

he is expected to head to israel for meetings with benjamin netanyahu and israeli president shimon perese a concerted effort to, quote, lock arms with israeli leaders and to draw contrast with the sometimes tense relationship between netanyahu and president obama. after israel, romney heads to poland where he will sit down with walencea and romney will have a lot on his plate when he returns from his foreign trip and there's the matter of picking up a vice presidential running mate and get ready for august. jim accost a manchester, new hampshire. >> hello again, you're in the cnn kwt newsroom." i'm fredericka whitefield. a significant breakthrough in the apartment of the colorado shooting suspect james holmes. a bomb squad carried out a controlled detonation inside the booby-trapped apartment. police made this announcements just moments ago. >> we have been successful in disabling a second triggering device. although not certain, we are hopeful that we have eliminated the remaining major threats. however, we will not know this until we enter the apartment. >> let's bring in our ed lavand

embassy to jerusalem and in fact, today, i had a chance in jerusalem to speak to the president shimon peres and i said, if in fact, romney becomes president and should the u.s. move the embassy from tel aviv to jer rus lem, he said, yes, every israeli leader would want that to happen. it would be a major change for the united states if it were to a, recognize all of jer rusalems the capital and if the embassy were placed in jerusalem and that would be symbolic and presume to cause some diplomatic ramifications for the u.s. not only in the palestinian community, because they hope that jerusalem is the capital of an eventual palestinian independent state and in to a arab and the muslim world as well. >> and before leaving there, he held a brkfast raising more than $1 million. some of the comments did offend some of the palestinians making a comparison of the gross domestic product of the israeli and the palestinian areas, and you cut put it in context. culture makes all of the difference. and as i come here and i look out over this city and the consider the accomplishments of the people of th

he is actually going to meet the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and shimon peres.eople squall learning and listening tour. is he really trying to win jewish voters back home in the united states. originally he really wasn't going to make any statements while here but we now hear he may actually do that no indication what he will say that will impress upon them more than the gesture that president obama has actually made to israel today, jon. >> jon: dominic di-natale in jerusalem. thanks. syrian rebels claim they have captured dozens of government soldiers and officers this week. and they say this is video of some of the captives. fox news cannot verify any of that. the rebels say they are bracing for a major battle in aleppo, syria's largest city. it reportedly is an opposition strong hold. witnesses say government trips and tanks have been massing outside the city. and u.s. officials are worried about a possible massacre in aleppo. meanwhile poland has shut down the embassy in damascus and pulled out all the democrats. the red cross reports it's moving all of its

he is expected to head to israel for meetings with benjamin netanyahu and israeli president shimon perese a concerted effort to, quote, lock arms with israeli leaders and to draw contrast with the sometimes tense relationship between netanyahu and president obama. after israel, romney heads to poland where he will sit down with walencea and romney will turn from his foreign trip and there's the matter of picking up a vice presidential running mate and get ready for august. jim accost a manchester, new hampshire. >> hello again, you're in the cnn kwt newsroom." i'm fredericka whitefield. a significant breakthrough in the apartment of the colorado shooting suspect james holmes. a

he went to the western wall after he sat down with leaders like benjamin netanyahu and shimon peres. and jim acosta has been traveling with mitt romney, and he joins us by phone. mitt romney is due to give an address today and what do you believe that the focus will be on, jim? >> well, he is expected to say in remarks later today that the islamic republic facing an inevitable war with the west, and potentially israel if it does not give up the quest for nuclear weapons, and i can tell you that the republican contender wrapped up a visit to the western wall which is to be the jewish faith's most sacred sight. he was there for 15 minutes and approached the wall and said a note of prayer and left a prayer at the wall. ann romney was with him at the visit. he didn't make any public comments with the press, but mainly spoke to the jewish lead leaders on hand there, and ra i randi, i spoke to a couple of jews at the site, and they were impressed by his visit there, and he said this is a presidential candidate in their minds who gets the plight of the israelis here in the middle e t east,

. >>> overseas secretary of state hillary clinton is in israel meeting with israeli president shimon pereslks with the palestinians along with the importance of peace in both egypt and syria. >> it is a chance to advance our shared goals of security, stability, peace, and democracy along with prosperity for the millions of people in this region who have yet to see a better future. >> afterwards secretary clinton held a brief photo-op with the palestinian prime minister before their meeting. >>> opposition fighters are clashing with syrian government forces for a second day in the capital of damascus. this is some of the heaviest fighting since the uprising against president bashar al assad's regime began in march of last year. u.n. special envoy kofi annan is headed to moscow to discuss the crisis with russian leaders. >>> oh, boy. the days of tax free shopping on the internet could be coming to an end. mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. online giant amazon is at the center. >> it's got a really political angle to this as well, chris. conservative governors have been joinin

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she is back tomorrow night with an interview with mitt romney and shimon peres.eep it right here on the fox news channel the most powerful name in news. mr. bill to you. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i don't think she passed that test. >> of being ready? >> of being ready to it take over. i think that was a mistake. >> bill: dick cheney saying sarah palin should not have been the republic vice presidential candidate in 2008. we'll debate that. and look ahead to who should be mitt romney's running mate this time around. ♪ stupid girl. ♪ stupid girl. >> bill: cnn uses a song called stupid girls to promote a story about sarah palin and chick-fil-a. bernie goldberg has some thoughts. >> what did they die for? >> they died to remove a brutal dictator who had killed hundreds of thousands of people. >> yeah. >> that's what they died for. >> bill: also tonight we begin a special week long series the most intense, strangest moments in factor history. >> you are dodging, you are dancing. you are supposed to be a straight-up guy. >> bill: caution. you are

she is back tomorrow night with an interview with mitt romney and shimon peres. right here on the fox news channel the most powerful name in news. >> eric: hello, everybody. i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: surprise, surprise! a couple of shockers. the obama camp this weekend. first, campaign manager david axelrod surprisingly on the e-mail admitting, "it's amazing we're not getting blown away." then bill bubba clinton was tapped to deliver a marquee speech at the democratic national convention in september. what is going on here in the obama-clinton feud has been ongoing and well-known for years. remember when president clinton said romney would make a fine president? you don't? >> there is no question that in terms of getting up and going to the office, you know, basically performing the essential functions of the office, a man who has been governor and has sterling business career crosses the qualification threshold. >> eric: and when obama had the a

she's meeting with shimon peres.his is the last stop of world tour and it's likely her last visit to israel as secretary of state. she got an angry reception wrapping up her visit to egypt. >> monica! monica! >> you can hear that? protesters are chanting monica, monica, a reference to her husband's white house sex scandal. they also pelted her motorcade with tomatoes. >>> some members of congress warn that containments of of cargo could be a terrorist trap. janet napolitano is telling lawmakers the effort has become too costly and come bersome and is delaying imdy pleasant -- come bersome -- come bersome. cumbersome. now, other security experts disagree and say the cost of adding the security measures is minimal compared to the risk of a nuclear attack. we should tell you that most containers are scanned for radiation after they arrive in the u.s. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:17. president obama is right now heading to a campaign appearance in the battleground state o

after his meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president shimon peres.tt romney and has more on the speech. >> this is what many are waiting for to see if there could be distinctions between mitt romney and president obama. in recent weeks there has been a distinction made by governor romney in saying that he thinks that iran's uranium enrichment for what it says is for peaceful energy purposes has to halt because they are not to be trusted. today romney as he promised withheld direct criticism of president obama but in talking about the regime in tehran suggested they are probing and exploring for potential weaknesses and vulnerability in american policy and potentially finding it in president obama whereas romney said there will be none where he is concerned. listen. >> make no mistake, the ayatollahs in iran are testing our moral objectives. my mission is one and the same. we will not look away. nor will my country ever look away from our passion and commitment to israel. >> romney has a second meeting today with israeli prime minister benjamin netany

this morning she met with president shimon peres about egypt's move to a democratic government.ret brennan has been traveling with the secretary who was in egypt the day before when she was met with a crowd of angry protesters. >> good morning. secretary of state hillary clinton is meeting with top israeli leaders and will tell him that president morsi said they will abide by the tefrmts the peace treaty. they met with top officials in egypt and told them you have to get out of politics and get back to national security. the issue of those two americans recently kidnapped in the sinai did come up as part of her conversations with egypt's foreign minister. u.s. officials say that the secretary was surprised to learn that there's a perception in egypt that the u.s. manipulated the recent elections in favor of the muslim brotherhood. in fact, her hotel was surrounded by protesters and her motorcade was pelted with food, with water and with shoes as she exited the u.s. consulate in alexandria. now, today the secretary will discuss the push to get iran to stop its nuclear development

earlier sunday he visited the western wall, the holiest site in judaism, and met with president shimon peres and benjamin netanyahu, a friend of romney's for more than 30 years. >> welcome to jerusalem. >> reporter: today romney is looking to raise $1 million in a fund-raiser in jerusalem. one attendee is sheldon adelson, a billionaire casino magnet who has pledged to spend up to $100 million of his own money to help defeat president obama. just last month he made a $10 million donation to the pro-romney super pac restore our future. reporters got a rare chance to interact with mr. adelson at mr. romney's speech but he didn't reveal much. >> any thoughts on the speech? >> loved it. >> reporter: that was the reaction romney got from quite a few people here. one donor i talked to described it as a lovefest. now today romney heads off to poland where he's going to be meeting with senior polish leaders as well as solidarity legend lech walesa. jan crawford, cbs news, jerusalem. >>> in our interview with romney, jan asked about the latest cover story from "newsweek" magazine. it reads, quote, rom

clinton met with shimon peres. she called this a time of opportunity. the entire middle east.egypt's sinai region is two americans and that your egyptian translator remain hostages in the desert. the state department is working with the egyptian government to free them as soon as possible. this as we are hearing new reports that the reverend lewis offered himself as a hostage to spare his parishioners when a man ambushed their tour bus friday. the kidnapper demanding his uncle be released from prison in exchange for the hostages. earlier on "starting point," we heard from receiver rend lewis' son. >> we are in good faith despite anything. our face mace not look like it. as you can assume, physically, it is taking a toll, emotionally taking a toll, too. but we are still remaining faith until and we believe in god and we believe that he's going do what he needs to do. >> it has been four days now and still no sign of two missing girls in iowa. 8 year owed elizabeth cole skins 10-year-old cook were last seen friday riding their bicycles in evansdale, iowa. police found their bike

yesterday you had the israeli president shimon peres telling cnn that israel is preparing contingency israel is directly threatened by syria's chemical weapons, that they plan to attack syria's chemical weapons arsenal. the u.s. for its part also expressing more concern. u.s. state department spokeswoman victoria nuland said she was hor frified and shocked. she also reiterated they need to be very responsible and that they need to safeguard their chemical weapons stockpile. >> mohammed jamjoom reporting live this morning. >>> the international aids conference under way in washington. one of the biggest topics is a possible cure. many are talking about a man known as the berlin patient who says he's been cured of hiv. we'll hear from him. this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for bus

sat down with mitt romney while he was there, he also spoke exclusively with israel's president, shimon peresright now? >> basically profound and right. usually is enjoyed by partisan report. i think we were lucky by having it, it shall remain the same way. >> would you say the relationship today is as good as it's ever been, not as good, strained, how would you describe it? >> i think generally as good as it could have been, as it should have been. you know, i learn from my boss that you have to judge a person in the right way, which is on his record. not what he say, not what he -- what they did do. when i look at the record of president obama concerning the major issue security i think it's a highly satisfactory record from israeli point of view. >> because his supporters back in washington say u.s./israeli military-to-military, intelligence-to-intelligence cooperation is stronger now than it's ever been. are they right? >> yes. and because what else is becoming our major concern with the new weapons in the middle east, we are surrounded by many dangers and many menaces. and security is re

month at the brookings institution, the secretary of state was joined by the israeli president shimon peres he was asked about the challenges facing developing countries like a afghanistan and pakistan and the u.s. roles in those third world and developing countries and developing democracies. here's a portion -- [video clip] >> consider the 30 african countries that have created or are now creating comprehensive national agriculture investment plans. when we look their own spending, even those countries that have met the goal of allocating 10% of their national budget to agriculture, and then when we add to that, but pledged to support from development partners like the members of the g8, a significant gap still remains. government alone cannot supply all the investment needed to transform agriculture. we need the private sector. that is not only true agriculture. private investment has become invaluable to development across the board. host: secretary of state clinton focuses on the developing countries and the issue of feeding third world nations. we will have more on developing democrac