for the sculls this story further we're going live from tel aviv by mary. on his radio running sound campaign a list of many many thanks for joining us now what all the real reasons in your opinion behind israel. charities why is this organization considered at terrorist group. where the israeli government is maintaining a blockade on got us to on the gaza strip. brokered the already flotilla us are trying to break the blockade. is the question of whether the blockade is legal or moral. even very wise is very questionable it's being questioned inside israel to i myself believe that the blockade is illegal immoral and first of all stupid because no one really knows what the blockade is for what is a purpose of this blockade. the government no sais that the only reason is to prevent war material weapons from the gaza strip. but this can be achieved by other means for very pretty you can stop ships on the high sea search the cargo did let them go. to intercept them or the high see it and it happened last time to brought the ship violently. does not serve any a

for everyone to join everyone is invited to join us today or ride spokesman for n.g.o.s live from tel aviv thank you. well north korean leader kim jong il has promoted his youngest son kim jong un to the rank of general and what's seen as the first step of a power transition and came before the country's ruling workers' party gathered for its biggest convention in decades no official announcements were made on the issue of succession has been shrouded in mystery but as r.t. is getting us out of a reports that practice is not uncommon in north korea. and the twenty first century everything is global and all kinds of information is available online but there remains a lot of mystery in the world wide web that is north korea that many are pretty trade secrets but like an exception steve was one of you to visit the place and hopefully will share his impressions a alex so tell me you were in place yang what's it like what's your biggest impression be honest with you when i was going there i felt a little nervous haven't read all the stories about north korea in the west media that it's a scary

chris mitchell cbn news, tel aviv. >> great story, ris. reminds me of the biblical mandate, pray fothe peace of jerusalem. that is all for this edition of jerusalem. that is all for this edition of christian world news. next time on... the amazing thing is not that everody is not saved. the amazing this is at anybody is saved! and then: but its not my choice. next time on... the imes from haiti are heart-breaking-- homes, hospitals, andchools destroyed; families searching for loved ones; parents trying to feedheir children. but we can all do something. we can help the american red cro as it delivers the food, water, and dicine that can save lives. donate $10 by texting "haiti" to 9-0-9-9-9. visit redcross.o or call 1-800-red-css. thanks for your help.

tavis: there is a paper in tel aviv tonight that is reporting that president obama indeed sent a letterprime minister netanyahu offering what they term far reaching promises from the u.s. in exchange for the prime minister extending this moratorium. what do you know about that letter and what the contents of it might be? >> my understanding is that one of the main ideas in the talks has been for letters of assurance from the united states to the palestinian authority into the state of israel, which would keep them going in these talks. my understanding is that some draft of this letter exists, and that at least on the israeli side, there is not an absolute certainty that the guarantees are what they were looking for that they are enforceable. to some extent, the question is what is it that president obama can promise prime minister netanyahu with regard to this relationship with the palestinian authority, with regard to what they will ultimately agree to in terms of security and borders and jerusalem and so on. how can the president promised those things? he can promise support, and he

coming off the wires out of tel aviv, moments ago. year of being imprisoned in iran, one of the american hikers has now been released, the state news agency reported at this hour, sarah shourd is a free woman and will now travel to amman and will be reunited with her mother, what an amazing moment that will be, joining me is judith miller of the manhattan institute and, a fox news contributor and we have a few things to cover and first your react to the release and the fact they paid, it is confirmed, by her attorney, paid $500,000, that is unusual. >> very unusual. b because as we know the family said they didn't have that kind of money and the suspicion was pointed at the state department saying the u.s. governments may have paid the money, but, crowley, the spokesperson said the u.s. government does not post bail, and especially not with iran, with whom we don't have any kind of direct talks at this moment. but it is good news for her and it is worrisome for the two young men. martha: why? >> because the iran union government says

are facing is terrorism and dr el economy and the international institute for counterterrorism in tel aviv says there's a lot that the two countries can learn from each other the fight. if you look interested they all of the world not only against using it against russia most of. them are storage and i would say if we speak about of their ideology and also the modus operandi the methods. and actions of this organisation of this movement they have a common traits and this is a lot of experience on this side russia has all the kind of experience the exchange of experience the common training and the continuing cooperation can improve the abilities of the two sides and this. now this week saw a miraculous escape for a plane as it crash landed in the middle of a forest in the northwest of russia an investigation is looking into how the pilots managed to touch down on an abandoned landing strip and what really happened on board. the heroes of the tiger these are the men the managed to land a crippled jetliner in the middle of the forest and not injure a soul the passengers a thankful to be in l

eighteenth in their domestic league top that great day got a morale boosting three one victory at tel aviv second following their senior win over benfica. well tonight it is the turn of the europa league resonator after their second win and take on a k. athens instant paid while in moscow to scarface part of prague at the him key arena those sides also hoping to keep one hundred percent records constantine put top off as more. in their first match to triumph three nil as we say towards him with goals from cigna sheriff and the brace from wagner alone since then the muscovite side continued their winning streak in the russian premier league claiming six points out of six scoring four goals in conceding none as for sport a big close out a three two victory at home to palermo in their first group match the team from the czech republic is currently second in their domestically however to come in a job. is well known in russia for breaking down his opponent's tactics and it seems like the thirty nine year old coach is already well prepared for thursday's clash but watching him on sparta as a di

print media simply cannot compete with maybe this isn't the beginning of the end of newspapers in tel aviv. but it's definitely competition of the global kind cashew nuts are about r t. well the founder of the online news website group says the interaction between bloggers and the mainstream is a healthy sign for modern media there is a particle and there is a way and that particle can be a part of the way when you are a blogger you are a bar to go but when there is a huge thing happening you are just one of the many many many particles together to create a wave so what we're seeing to today is that more and more waves are there you have the blogosphere and the information the focus is on the on the crucial events so even if some of the bloggers want to promote themselves so gather as a whole the blogosphere acts as a as the public sphere it drives attention and you know it gives results there were so many old reddit crimes and corruption issues raised by bloggers and they have become maybe means they're all of media still crucial in a sense that we have to verify what bloggers are saying

frank slightly alternative popplewell tel aviv. has been feet travelled to the german side shelter. meanwhile spotlight moscow coach for larry caught in says his side to finally starting to find their rhythm after winning the second game in the champions league on cheers day night their three male home win over a slovak side kick and level on points with chelsea up the top of group f. brazilian strike alley scored in a trough and his compatriot if sent out of the third with a minute to go after its coffin said he was delighted with the performance it was the red on whites first champions league victory out the mission a coup for over a decade and they remain behind group leaders chelsea only on goal difference the blues beat a french champions must like to know that stanford bridge has top goals from john terry and i'm not trying to say it's a bad spot chelsea and looking good for the knockout stage is that there's very few . we have to blame for mergers will be a very board and. you're going to get more sure and if you do we have a. no spare. two european cup powerhouses i x. and a

killed one person and destroyed more than fifty homes in california remains a mystery a local your tel aviv kompany did however confirm one of their gas lines ruptured in the inferno the explosion sent flames through a neighborhood in southern san francisco at least twenty people aren't hospital many in critical condition firefighters are still working to contain the blaze. torrent of mud into tiny village and so there needs to be heavy rain broken nearby rivers banks a twenty five year old woman is mostly for them she was working at a coffee bar when she was swept away by the mudslide let up now but more is expected over the coming days. and muslims around the world are celebrating the festival of egypt marking the end of the holy month of ramadan millions flocked to mosques to join in special morning prayers before street celebrations festivities can last for three days and our time for gifts and family gatherings following a month of fasting between dusk and dawn rather and us. you're watching that is all for us here you know roots level for now but don't forget we've got a lot more lot

secretary of state hillary clinton arrived in tel aviv overnight.rica's top middle east envoys a deal could happen in a year. >>> pregnant women need to get a flu shot this winter. that's the word from the cdc, american medal association and other groups. vaccines this year will protect against the seasonal flu and h1n1. >> have you have you gotten your shot. >> i got the flu shot last year but not the h1n1. just didn't work. >> this time it is wrapped up in one. >> there is plenty of it out there. >> yes, there is. >> i will get it soon. i don't want to be caught. maybe i was lucky last year. i will take luck, though. let's get lucky with the weather. nice weather ahead for you on this wednesday. sunny skies and lighter winds than yesterday and good temperatures. this morning it is cool, in the upper 60s by 9:00. should be fine this evening for the soccer practice with little ones. the momslikeme.com bus stop forecast it is cool in spots. need a light jacket or sweatshirt with temperatures in the 50s and 60s this morning. partly cloudy and comforta

well to document its own evil. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> the filmmaker joins us now from tel avivisrael. good to see you. it is hard to determine what's more disturbing, that this propaganda film, these films were made or that these films were found in a vault in such amazing condition that you're able to discern exactly what was going on at that time in 1942. >> true. the fact that it was found in '54 and was used many times by many documentaries as well as holocaust memorial museums, but only in bits and pieces actually disabled us to understand whatever we can understand from seeing the whole footage. and this is the first time when i think this footage, almost in its entire length is being exposed. >> and what we see as viewers, this footage of wanting this war ghetto in 1942 we see the images we don't heart voices it is he very clear what is taking place here that the third reich wants people to believe that these jews are living well, that they are happy, that they are not starving, that they are doing all these wonderful, beautiful things that ordinarily people do from havi

she will be in tel aviv. a new exhibit chronicling america's path to democracy and equal rights.. plus, the driving force behind the fight of breast cancer talks about her own battle with the disease in an emotional new memoir. >>> here's howard bernstein. >>> unlake yesterday we have clear sailing. no problem anywhere but a front is coming through. we will let you know what it means if the tuesday forecast when 9 news now returns. >>> last night associate justice steven briar spoke at the national archives. while talking about his new back called "making a democracy work, a judge's view "he said the court should not be seen as a political entity. >> i think that more and more people think what the court does is political and that this is nine junior varsity politician and everything tells them that. >> reporter: so at the national archives a new exhibit called the charters of freedom is on display. it features documents which sparked the first pushes for revolution in the american colonies to papers from the turning point in the fight to get voting rights for minorities and wome

. >>> middle east special envoy george mitchell met today in tel aviv with netanyahu, but emerged with averting a walkout from the peace talks. >>> ft. hood officials are investigating a record number of suicides. 14 soldiers at the base have taken their lives this year. six more suspected suicides have been reported. >>> for the first time, the united states has imposed sanctions on iran for human rights violations. the sanctions are the first action president obama has taken with iran. secretary of state, hillary clinton, today at the state department along with tim geithner, the treasury secretary. >> in signing the executive order, the president sends the message that the united states stands up for the universal rights of all people. and as president obama said at the united nations last week, we will call out those who suppress ideas. we will serve as a voice for the voiceless, and we will hold abusive governments and individuals accountable for their actions. >> in europe today, new concerns about an islamic terror plot. at the same time the united states have been stepping up t

secretary of state clinton touched down in tel aviv last night after a hard day of negotiations in sharmagain, the thorny issue of israeli settlements dominated the agenda. round two of the new middle east peace process, the location this time sharm el sheikh. the host? egypt's ailing and aging president mubarak. secretary of state hillary clinton spending most of her time trying to prevent both sides from walking away. >> they will have to find ways to overcome the immediate obstacles so that the direct negotiations can continue and, ultimately, you know, solutions found that resolves all of the outstanding issues as part of the process. >> reporter: the issue of israeli settlements is rearing its head again. both palestinian and israeli leaders grappling with real domestic opposition to compromise. israel's ten-month building slowdown ends at the end of the month. it must be extended, say the palestinians. and the u.s. seems to agree, but not with the palestinian threat to walk away if it isn't. and prime minister netanyahu boxed in by his right wing coalition back home says building w

i understand israeli doctors are battling this in hospitals in tel aviv, apparently a man from new jerseymehow managed to spread the super bug to israel, how does the bacteria start to grow, number one, and how does it end up spreading. >> the bacteria is a form of pneumonia and what happened is bacteria mutates as they face antibiotics they evolve and learn how to fight them, 10% of the bacteria now evolved an mutated and can fight against the most active antibiotics which is very concerning. >> julie: three things you can do, number one, to prevent yourself from running into this super bug, is to prevent the spread. that is what they'll tell you. >> that is right and it depend on everybody include doctors and hospitals, to prevent the spread people within the hospital found with the infection we need gowns and gloves and sanitizing hand washing and sanitizing in patient areas where they were with the bug. >> julie: that seems like common practice and hospitals are covered with doctors and gowns and they always sanitize, of course and apparently is not enough. >> it's not enough and we n

was arrested at the atlanta air court last month as he was trying to get on board a plane to tel-aviv. jenna: few a excused spies are accused of selling secrets to venezuela. they used to work at the los alamos laboratory. the attorney general's office says he reached out to the man on the screen who he thought was with the venezuela and said he had information on how to make a nuclear bomb. that contact luckily turned out to be an fbi agent. jon: president obama is expected 0 take on wall street at a town hall meeting he'll b be holding. the white house is planning to go after republicans by tying them to the tea party in a new ad blitz. this is being denied but at recent fundraisers joe biden started calling the gop the republican tea party. mike emanuel is live at the was. mike, set the page for this down hall meeting, first of all, what is the president planning. >> reporter: john, next hour president obama will be at the museum across down here in washington with a group of 200 for a televised town hall meeting. we understand they've recruited people from all different walks of l