this was shimon peres' life.ael.the state of this is the story of the jewish people over the last century. it was made possible by a countsg generation that shimon peres as one of its own. --once said that the message of the jewish people to mankind is that faith is a moral vision and triumph over all adversity. vision wase moral rooted in an honest reckoning of the world as it is. said he felt surrounded by a sea of threatening forces. when his family got the chance to go to palestine, his beloved grandfather's words were simple, stay a jew. propelled with that faith, he found his home. he found his purpose. work.nd his life's teenageras still a when his grandfather was burned azis in the town he was born in the synagogue railroad tracks secured him toward the promised land and also delivered so many of his people. age, hefrom an early bore witness to the cruelty that human beings could inflict upon each other. the ways that one group of people could dehumanize another. the particular madness of anti-semitism, w

this was shimon peres' life. this is the state of israel. this is the story of the jewish people over the last century. it was made possible by a founding generation that counts shimon as one of its own. shimon once said the message of the jewish people to mankind is that faith and moral vision can triumph over all adversity. with shimon that moral vision was rooted in an honest reckoning of the world as it is. he said he felt surrounded by a sea of thick and threatening force. when his family got the chance to go to palestine, his beloved grandfather's parting words were simple. shimon, stay a jew. propelled with that faith he found his home. he found his purpose. he found his life's work. but he was still a teenager when his grandfather was burned alive by the nazis in the town where shimon was born. the synagogue in which he prayed became an inferno. the railroad tracks that carried him toward the promised land also delivered so many of his people to death camps. and so from an early age shimon bore witness to the cruelty that human beings

all the evidence is to the contrary, that tomorrow can be better, that makes us not just honor shimon peres him. the last of the founding generation is now gone. shimon accomplished enough things in his life for a thousand men, but he understood it is better to live to the very end of his time on earth with the longing not for the past but for the dreams that have not yet come true, an israel that is secure and a just and lasting peace with its neighbors. so now, this work is in the hand of israel's next generation, in the hands of israel's next generation and its friends. like joshua, we feel the weight of responsibility that shimon seemed to wear so lightly, but we draw strength from his example and the fact that he believed in us even when we doubted ourselves. scripture tells us that before his death, moses said, "i call upon heaven and earth to bear witness, this day, that i have set before you life and death, blessing and curse, therefore choose life that you and your offspring may live." [speaking in a foreign language] "choose life." for shimon, let us choose life as he always did.

president obama called shimon peres a giant. shimon accomplished enough things in his life for 1,000 men. >> reporter: palestinian leader mahmoud abbas was also here, and shared a rare handshake with israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. as israel's foreign minister, shimon peres opened secret negotiations with the palestinians, which led in 1993, the first agreement between israel and the palestinians aimed at ending their conflict. it won peres the nobel peace prize, though it didn't deliver lasting peace in the middle east. he was, said bill clinton, ourmi complicated, brilliant friend. >> he lived 93 years in a state of constant wonder over the unbelievable potential of all the rest of us to rise above our wounds, our resentments, our and claim the promise of tomorrow. >> reporter: in a final farewell, they heard one of shimon peres' favorite songs from his childhood in poland: a jewish prayer, "our father, our king." shimon peres was laid to rest today atop mount herzl, scott, alongside other israeli leaders, includi

shimon peres helped build israel's military and then worked half of his life for peace. williams is in jerusalem. >> reporter: they came from all over the world to jerusalem to pay their final respects to a man who tried to bring peace to his people and to the middle east. president obama called shimon peres a giant. >> the last of the founding generation is now gone. shimon accomplished enough things in his life for 1,000 men. >> reporter: palestinian leader mahmoud abbas was also here, and shared a rare handshake with israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. as israel's foreign minister, shimon peres opened secret negotiations with the palestinians, which led eventually to the oslo accords in 1993, the first agreement between israel and the palestinians aimed at ending their conflict. it won peres the nobel peace prize, though it didn't deliver lasting peace in the middle east. mplicated, briill clinton, our complicated, brilliant friend. >> he lived 93 years in a state of constant wonder over the unbelievable potential of all the rest of us to rise above our wound

and shimon peres was never cynicle. it is that faith, that optimism, that belief even when all the evidence is to the contrary that tomorrow can be better that makes us not just honor shimon perez but love him. the last of the founding generation is now gone. shimon accomplished enough things in his life for a thousand men. but he understood it is better to live to the very end of his time on earth with the longing not for the past but for the dreams that have not yet come true. an israel that is secure and a just and lasting peace with its neighbors. so now this work is in the hand of israel's next generation. in the hands of israel's next generation and its friends. like josha, we--- joshua, we feel the weight of responsibility that shimon wore so brightly. but we draw strength from his example and the fact that he believed in us even when we doubted ourselves. scripture tells us that before his death moses said i call upon heaven and earth to bear witness this day that i have set before you life and death, blessing a

he's coming back from israel with the president after attending shimon peres' funeral. the poll is still very close here in florida. and everyone we talked to there of the never clinton voters and the never trump voters. they seem very split here. >> jennifer griffin traveling with the clinton campaign in florida, thank you. >>> donald trump has hinted he may bring up bill clinton's controversial sexual history during the next debate. trump allies are now pointing to what mrs. clinton said during those '90s controversies. we examine a decades' long series of scandals and the clintons' reaction to them. >> reporter: it is a nuclear option donald trump withheld in monday's debate. >> i was going to say something extremely rough to hillary, to her family. and i said to myself i can't do it. i just can't do it. >> reporter: but a campaign memo sent to trump surrogates this week encourages them to remind voters especially millennials too young to remember that what goes around -- >> this is a man who has called women pigs, slobs, and dogs. >> reporter: -- comes around. they

shimon peres died on wednesday at age 93. >>> in syria, thousands of government troops are said to be amassing around the rebel-held city of aleppo tonight. and senior u.s. officials tell nbc news, they are expecting a major government assault there. and as the bombing of aleppo and other cities continues, a dramatic rescue of a baby girl once again focuses us on the stake. >> reporter: rescue workers from the white helmets dig through the debris of a building destroyed they say by a russian attack in syria. pulling out a tiny, dust-covered baby in yellow from the rubble of a four-story building. they rush to a nearby ambulance where, with a tiny gurgel and a cry, the newborn stirs member of the white helmets. our camera caught up with former construction worker mohammed hours later. he says the baby he rescued is a girl named hamida. we saved a woman and she told us, her two daughters were still buried. we went back and found the baby, he said. over the past week, the syrian regime and its russian backers have been bombing rebel-held areas of syria in audio leaked to "the new york ti

shimon peres will be hugely missed. a great gap exists now.nd everybody who knew him, admired him, was inspired by him and by his example for the pursuit of justice and peace, will continue to remain motivated and inspired by him. and i hope his memory will be a blessing for all of us. in the coming days, the world will pay its final respects to shimon peres. i hope to be able to carve out the ability to go and share that. this morning, i am truly delighted to be here with you to share with all of you a discussion about the connection between america's strategic leadership and our policies on trade. there could not be a better place to do that than here at the center, given woodrow wilson's personal demands, personal history with the subject. back in his college days, wilson entered a debate competition where the question centered around protection versus free-trade. the sides were chosen by taking a strip of paper out of a hat. when young woodrow wilson, the student, drew "protection," he tore the strip to shreds and promptly returned to his

ask -- coming up and next, a look back at the life of shimon peres, who died at the age of 93.loomberg. ♪ >> from san francisco and silicon yousef: the former is really president shimon peres died at the age of 93 this week. he is been hospitalized for two weeks suffering a severe stroke. --was the author of a book the author of a book on shimon peres talk to us about him. >> he had one major goal throughout his life, to ensure and israel would be secure secure for the long-term. youngan his career as a to the firstaide prime minister. he was sent on secret missions to france and germany and elsewhere to try and secure arms. israel was outnumbered and outgunned. he succeeded in doing that and only later in his career did he become the dove and champion of peacemaking for which he became famous. angie: he talked with bloomberg and 2012. he said many people thought i was wrong when i talked about the new middle east and ties with our neighbors. i am not wrong, he said. it is just taking more time than i thought. this is kind of indicated of the man in his twilight years. was ther

finally a farewell to a great statesman, we'll bring you some "gps" moments with shimon peres. >> this is an unexpected compliment. >>> but first, here's my take. most people would agree that donald trump is a strange standard bearer for republicans. he disavows most of its icons. after five previous republican nominees for president, three will publicly affirm that they would vote for him. i would bet john mccain would not when it gets to the polling booth. yet, amazingly, trump has received about the same level of support of republicans as previous nominees. whether republicans prove to be rational or trin tribal. i'll explain. the last time so many republican leaders defected was in 1964 and pa landslide.er was wiped out in the difference today is the person does not matter, the party does. for months now, many conservative intellectuals have hoped that trump was neither republican nor qualified. it has, on several occasions, most recently, at monday's debate. public opinion polls showed that hillary clinton won by a huge margin. but when republican and republican-leaning likely vot

. >>> former israeli president, shimon peres, has been laid to rest. worlds leaders including president obama and former president bill clinton, attended the funeral in jerusalem. cbs holly williams was there. >> they came to jerusalem from all over the worlds. presidents, prime ministers, to pain their final respects to a man who tried to bring peace to his people and to the middle east. >> the last of the generation is now gone. shimon accomplished enough things in his life for a thousand men. >> palestinian leader mahmoud was here shaking hands with israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. as israel's former minister shimon peres opened secret negotiations with the palestinians, which led up thely to the accord signed in 1993 on the white house lawn. the first agreement between israel and the palestinians aimed at ending their conflict. one peres a nobel peace prize. bill clinton called him outcome kate dollars, brilliant friends. >> shimon was being interviewed by charlie roseanne he looked at him sort of saying i'm going to serve a softball up

without shimon peres. he was in the knesset for 48 years, but for more than 70 of his 93 years, in one way or the other, in and out of government, he was a public servant. i was honored to share almost 25 of those years with him. first in our common efforts with prime minister rabin of blessed memory to forge a just and lasting peace between israel and palestinians. then just as his friend. someone who listened to, learned from, and laugh with him. and always was in awe of his endless capacity to move beyond even most crushing setbacks in order to seize the possibilities of each new day. i am honored the family asked me to tell you what he meant to someone who is not a citizen of this country i love so much. but who was never the less blessed and inspired i think in many ways is representative of millions more he touched though he never met. israel watched him grow first from sort of young genius during his days to build undefeatable defense forces. through a long life to become a wise champion of our comm

the hand of friendship we extend meets only a cold stare, in his honor, i ask that we remember shimon peres'sous smile-- and imagine. >> reporter: president obama has sought in vain a final middle east settlement between israelis and palestinians. he called for building on the foundation that peres laid.bu >> we gather here in the knowledge that shimon never saw his dream of peace fulfilled. the region is going through a chaotic time. threats are ever present.c and yet he did not stop dreaming and he did not stop working. the last of the founding generation is now gone. shimon accomplished enough things in life for 1,000 men, but he understood that it is better to live to the very end of his time on earth with aa longing not for the past, but for the dreams that have not yet come true, an israel that isha secure in a just and lasting peace with its neighbors. >> reporter: after the service, a military honor guard carried peres' casket to its burial site, and he was laid to rest before a crowd of family, friends and world leaders. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham. >> sreenivasan: for

. >>> a state funeral for full -- former israeli president shimon peres. tribute by world leaders in jerusalem. >>> the race for president new poll numbers out today on where each candidate stands following monday's debate. >>> president obama joined leaders from around the world in jerusalem today as former israeli president shimon peres was laid to rest. he died wednesday at the age of 93. two weeks after suffering a stroke. his funeral drew delegations from 75 countries including the president of the palestinian authority. former president bill clinton and secretary of state john kerry joined president obama paying tribute to perez and the legacy that he leaves behind. >> let us choose life as he always did, let us make

they both attended the funeral of shimon peres. bill clinton caught a right on air force one, as president obama was -- he grew impatient with the former president's last of hustle. >> that's president obama saying, bill, let's go. he did it about three times. obama steps back out on the stairs to corral clinton. nobody has been able get bill clinton. >> my husband is the irish good-nighter, where did you go? >> disappeared, poof, vamoos. >>> i love mary j. blige, on the headliner for every mix tape for my girlfriend, now my 411." we got a taste this week during which mary breaks into song why hillary clinton listens intently >> you know, she's got a beautiful voice, it's a good message, but just a weird setup. >>> our next high goes to the putt of the week at the ryder c. it did not come from a professional. david johnson is a fan heckling some of the european team players as they missed a putt on the 8th at hazeltine. one suggested he come down and try it, so he did. surrounded with a big with many staring him down. he lined up t

this week, we lost one of our founding fathers of israel, shimon peres. world knew him as a foreign minister, defense minister and three times prime minister and president. what always struck me about him is his intense curiousty, the last time i saw him was over at dinner in january at 92. he was on the latest advances of neurosciences. i asked him about the video he made looking for the anthropologist of h is retirement and he said pizza delivery man and comedian and a sky diving instructorer. in that part, i thought you particularly showed skills. >> that's a compliment. i admired him most for never forgetting that the satate of israel had a calling for those who believe in democracy and especially for the jewish people. listen to him on the importance of two states solution. >> we, the jewish people were not born to govern other people, it stands for everything that we stand for. for me, it is a mold and a test within the better of the palestinians will have it. it will be better for us. >> it is a cliche, he's a last of a kind. the correct answer to

this week of former israeli president, shimon peres. bill clinton caught a right on dynamicr -- ride on air force one, as president obama was waiting, he grew impatient with the former president's last of hustle. >> that's president obama saying, bill, let's go. he did it about three times. obama steps back out on the stairs to corral clinton. for the ride home. nobody has been able get bill clinton out of a room. >> i'm not a person to say good-bye. my husband is the irish good-nighter, where did you go? >> disappeared, poof, vamoos. >>> i love mary j. blige, on the headliner for every mix tape for my girlfriend, now my wife. 411." we got a taste this week during which mary breaks into song why hillary clinton listens intently and wonders exactly what exactly is going on. ? it ain't no secret ? ? it ain't no secret ? ? no secret my friend ? ? you can get killed just for living ? message in the song, but it's just a weird set up. i'm not sure she knew what to do. >> it's a weird time. >>> our next high goes to the putt of the week at th

world leaders, including president obama and former president bill clinton attend a funeral for shimon peres in jerusalem. doug ducey tweeted this image of the two today. ducey said "shimon incredible life of peace and citizenship." >>> super heroes spotted at a valley car wash chain as they raised money for a children's hospital. it is just wrapping up. workers spending the day dressed up as super heros taking fundraiser. >>> patrick peterson is taking time off of the field as he conducts the national anthem for the phoenix symphony. the symphony invited him to be a guest conductor. it is part of the fifth annual saver the women's luncheon. >> it is in its fifth year and each year, our education and wellness programs. the phoenix symphony does a vary variety of schools and homeless shelters throughout the valley. it helps to raise funds for the programs. >> this will be peterson's first time conducting a symphony. larry fitzgerald has also been a guest conductor. we'll tell you what your weekend is looking like when we come back. o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detecti

there to press for more information and >>> leaders around the world attended the funeral for shimon peres. he was buried at israel 'national cemetery. alongside president obama and former president bill clinton among those who attended the service. peres died earlier this week at the age of 93. >>> a heartbreaking and touching scene in war-torn syria. >> a volunteer overcome with emotion after a baby girl was pulled from the rubble of a tears of joy for sure and you can imagine many other mixed clutches the baby he just pulled out from under the -- what was left of a four-story building. they think the baby girl was buried there for two hours. she was being cleaned off, as you can see, they rushed her to the hospital. the best news, she's expected to be okay. miracles mock -- among all of the chaos. >>> valuable and historic paintings stolen more than a decade ago recovered. >> ahead for paintings were recovered and the mob connections to the theft. >>> it's friday night. that means high school football. randy will bring us the story of a team who brought a record. >>> and it's a beautifu

z, then portions of the state funeral for shimon perez, s,cluding -- shimon pere including remarks by president obama and former president bill clinton. >> this week on q and a, john podhoretz. he talks about his career, and discusses movies he has reviewed over the past few years, including lincoln, spotlight, and straight out of compton. >> we would normally ask you hear to talk straight politics. for years, you have been a movie critic. mr. podhoretz: 37 years i have been a movie critic. teens.ed writing in my i started publishing an american spectator when i was 18 years old. , and fromin manhattan the age of 11 or 12, i would wander around to movie theaters and see stuff after school and on weekends. inot fundamentally literate movies that i could write about them. that was over 37 years ago. now, if you are 18 or 19 years yearsou have another 37 that you have something to be responsible about it i don't know if it is as easy as it was then. fores had only been around 50-60 years then, and now they have been around for 90 years, so there are more movies to take account of. review

anybody. >> mine was shimon peres. >> i'm talking about living.ou have to do this, anywhere, asia, south america, africa, name a foreign leader that you respect. >> i guess i'm having an aleppo moment in the former president of mexico. >> i'm giving you the whole world. >> i know. >> so after those two gaffes in september, michael, how does he hold on to the support that he has? does he ever get on to a debate stage? >> well, i think we should also point out that this was a week and first of all, victor, those two remarks or lack of remarks are inexcusable for someone who is running for president. but on balance, was it really that bad of a week for the libertarian ticket? they picked up unprecedented newspaper editorial support. the detroit news and "the chicago tribune" both this week came out and said, we're for gary johnson and bill well and they were full-throated endorsements. they were endorsements that regarded these two individuals as men of principle. so i don't think that they fade any time soon, but the answer to your second question,

fueling a lack of respect and trust, political cynicism that might be tempered by true bipartisan shimon peres in scattered showers -- bipartisanship. >>> even the galvanizing affect of national tragedies can be short lived. >>> senator marco rubio is encouraging you to get out to vote. florida is always one of the most contested battlegrounds in the country. rubio stressed the importance in voting in this election especially since so many of the races will be tight. >> barack obama by all accounts ran the best grassroots operation in in florida in 2012 and he won by half of one point. so that's how thin the margins are and that's why organizing, getting out to vote is so important. turn toout is the difference in races -- turn-out is the difference in races. >> to find out where you can early vote in your community head to wtsp.com or download the free 10news app. >>> all right. i want you to check out these bullet holes in the police cruiser. suspects who opened fire on a police officer. and get this. there was a woman riding along in the passenger's seat. these bullets just missed her. ben

obama was among the world leaders who attended the funeral today for former israeli prime minister shimon peres. mr. obama said although peres never saw his dream of mideast peace fulfilled, he did not stop working for it. today, a handshake between israel's current prime minister and the palestinian president. although the peace process remains stalled. wednesday at age 93. >>> in syria, thousands of government troops are said to be massing around the rebel-held city of aleppo tonight. and senior u.s. officials tell nbc news they are expecting a major government assault there. and as the bombing of aleppo and other cities continues, a dramatic rescue of a baby girl once again focuses us on the civilian lives at stake. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel has that story. >> reporter: rescue workers from the white helmetg building destroyed they say by a russian attack in syria. pulling out a tiny, dust-covered baby in yellow from the rubble of a four-story building. they rush to a nearby ambulance where, with a tiny gurgle and a cry, the newborn stirs to life. it's too much, even for t

. >>> former israeli president and nobel laureate shimon peres leaves a legacy of advocating for peace in the middle east. its prospects remain uncertain, but scores of world leaders gathered to rethink the way forward on the occasion of peres' funeral. the last remaining founding father of israel died on wednesday at the age of 93. among the foreign dignitaries was former u.s. president bill clinton, current commander in chief barack obama, and french president francois hollande. also in attendance was mahmoud abbas. it's the palestinian leader's first official visit to israel in six years. peres' coffin was escorted from jerusalem to israel's national cemetery among tight security. many israelis turned out to bid farewell to their former leader. >> translator: shimon would say peace is the real security. i told him in the middle east, maintaining security is essential for peace. we may have had different ideas, but our common goal was to defend israel's future. >> former u.s. president clinton had a role in the signing of the 1993 oslo peace accords. >> he imagined all the things the

the two are in israel for the funeral of the former israeli prime minister shimon peres. maybe bill clinton is one of the only people other than mrs. obama? >> yes. >> who could make the president >> you usually remember this, don't you? >> yes. >> well it is flashback monday. we want to show you he's not the only commander in chief that has been kept waiting. but remember that he is out living, doing the little tap dance. that he was back in 2008. then e for their own senator john mccain who was the gop nominee for president and he was going to the white house to talk about the 2008 financial collapse, but you see? that they could be made to wait for a while. >> yeah, don't make him wait that they need to make a dance right there. >>> here comes the weekend with the forecast looking pretty terrific out there. the satellite and radar with a few pop-up thunderstorms this evening. you can see the nice dry conditions. the overnight lows are so comfortable with the sunrise around 6:00 a.m. we will dip down to morning. 41 up in flagstaff and those high temperatures are the ave

especially at the same time the sitting president is eulogizing shimon peres." fair enough. but that really is what happened today while president obama and former president clinton were in jerusalem attending the funeral of legendary israeli statesman shimon peres. president obama's giving this incredibly moving eulogy for the late israeli prime minister. at that moment on the other side of the world, donald trump, republican presidential nominee, was in the middle of a twitter outburst which included, again, unprompted him continuing to attack a former winner of his miss universe pageant who is now a hillary clinton supporter. and mr. trump's tweet early this morning in the predawn hours, he called the former miss universe disgusting and directed the american public that we should "check out the sex tape." it's friday night now, there are still six weeks to go until the election. anything can happen in those six weeks. it is hard to believe, though, that this week we have just been through won't end up feeling like it was a turning point in this election. at the start of t

presidents, video showing president obama boarding air force one after a funeral for former president shimon peres, but he can't take off until his friend former president bill clinton gets back on >>> more trouble for wells fargo the bank illegally repossessing cars owned by active duty members of the military from 2008 to 2015. wells fargo will pay $10,000 to each of the affect service members plus lost equity in the cars with interest and will to have repair their credit. >>> we're always taking action for you keeping an eye on jobs and ways to help you make ends meet. tonight we found a company that vacation. the software company reimbursing employees up to $2,000 for vacation costs. the only catch here, bamboo hr is based in utah. a study released in june says 55% of americans actually left vacation days on the table last year. >>> if you plan on visiting new york this year, well, you might want to add this to your places to go. the iconic carnegie deli. it is closing its doors at the end of the since 137. >> how is that even possible? >> i know. >>> whatever you are doing, stop and take a lo

clinton hitched a ride after the shimon peres running a little late-- and that was the case today. it got to the point that president obama walked outside and yelled "bill, let's go... i'll take you home." clinton finally made it up the stairs where the men shook hands and got on the plane. now to the big board and the must-see video of the night. must-see video of the night. we begin in 'france' -- where 'anger'.... turned to 'vile a man started smashing iphones and other items with a metal ball in the city of dijon. he was quickly arrested after security guards caught up with him after he ran from the store. the man was angry about not getting a refund. take a look -- at a 'pup' -- that's 'more' like a 'babysitter'... this is "ziggy- trixx"... he loves playing and chilling -- with his 'people' in england. but he's also 'responsible'... he takes care of his toddler.... walking the stroller.... toddler 'loves' him, too. and from canine to feline -- brother and sister jack and abbie live in florida... they love to play hide and seek. that's jack hiding in the bag... and as you can s

couple of minutes, and i know you've got some hard stops and i know you're going to israel for shimon peres'swork on that. but in the next minute and a half, i'm going to combine two things. one, i'd like to know just real quickly, what do you think about iran today? is iran becoming more comfortable for us or does it still remain in the very, very uncomfortable, despicable category? and i'm going to tack on -- my last question is, vietnam is such an important frame for you. i'd like to know what lessons you think we're forgetting from vietnam in your role that you think -- that you're worried about. so i'm going to ask you to do those two things because we've got to wrap up. well, iran isy: complicated. we just had a meeting in new york of the joint commission. the iran agreement is holding. they are living up to their requirements in the iran agreement. it is measurable and accountable, transparent. the iaea knows what's happening, we know what's happening, and we are comfortable that iran is meeting the agreements it met. they think we are not meeting our part of the agreement and they're

. >>> overseas from israel, shimon peres laid to rest. president obama and scores of world leaders paying tribute. with touching moments, a rare handshake. and the president offering his handkerchief to peres' grieving son. then, urging a new generation to make peres' unfinished dream of peace come true. >>> and one more moment from israel, as air force one, ready to take off. president obama standing at the door of the plane, shouting down to former president bill clinton, saying get a move on! >> let's get on. >> with a smile on his face. finally, the famously tardy president clinton climbs the steps. presidents onboard. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the mystery in paradise. news on the deaths of two american sisters. the women on their dream vacation, but then found dead in their room at a luxury resort. the cause of death now revealed. >>> the church arson suspect caught on surveillance. allegedly pouring gasoline on the door, setting it on fire. the clue on this video helping lead police to th

shimon peres died wednesday at the age of 93.nments, in numerous positions, including president and prime minister. it was as foreign menster what he shared the nobel peace prize with yasser arafat for ther work on the oslo accords. he was guest at my table many, many times. in twen 11, we talked of his legacy and that is where we'll leave thu evening. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. >> each of us has a given time to contribute, contribute and there will be an end to the contribution because there will be an end to your life. don't waste it. >> rose: so what do you hope the epitaph say? >> i don't care. for me, if somebody will say that they saved the life of one child, it will be the greatest compliment i hope to be remembered. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with a dramatic story of space exploration, the rosetta spacecraft ended its ten-year mission by landing on top of the comet it was exploring. we talked to rachel feltman, dr. michel