equation and perhaps make israeli leaders in tel aviv absolutely visiting israeli leaders in west jerusalem is one way of using something that the united states of usually does not recognize which is that it was a limb is not is a capital and you think that's what they're trying to tell us why isn't the message i don't know i know that he should have met the people in the studios of them as well he met a number of young people who are tours in for him but these are not that young people who are in the streets or who are. in the nonviolent resistance and palestine or who have making the palestinians putting in only this elective it. is unacceptable this lack of equality this lack of even handedness mixed palestinians very angry and makes them disappointed. they didn't have much hopes anyhow from the visit but. mr obama did not surprise anybody what about the fact that he gave an address to the israeli public but he didn't address the palestinian public what do you make of this again it's another another indication that he is making a visit to israel and on the way he's meeting some palestini

coming into jerusalem without apparent it yeah we want to come in with dignity to both east and west jerusalem but i build it all up and you know when i want to go through the checkpoint and into jerusalem i want to come out with a paramedic instead of being scared to death i mean i don't know i'm not knowing whether i'll make it back to my kids are being arrested was to joke with the court a little every day i think maybe i'll be arrested today. all except to allah and the soldiers not me. the sad little village of the dead is drying now when it's wet you look for any stone there though asks why it. wasn't abu mazin is there every day was the story how should i know who is allowed in we aren't negotiate and we make peace if el presidente can hang out with them why can't we we can't leave without their men they can't leave without us right we can play without the jews they need us we need them or the door they don't know from hunger or poverty. there's rules and they buy pants like these do this for eight hundred shekels a pair there's a tauren that they're expensive for no reason. they buy de

he goes to the west bank and jerusalem: his visit to turkey. he did sidesteps the question about the decision to visit gaza. there is a view in this region that if turkey wants to play this mediation role, the turkish prime minister should not just the same he will visit gaza. he should be saying he will visit jerusalem and the west bank. >> syria was a major talking point with regards to the conflict in what to do with assad. what was the discussion like? >> you got the impression there seems to be an increasing diplomatic momentum towards trying to bring the issue of assad to a head. john kerry said he and the turkish prime minister had a precise discussion about what needs to be done to create a climate for transition from assad. john kerry said it is our hope there will be greater clarity on that in the coming weeks. john kerry said he is grateful for turkey to take the syria and refugees crossing into turkey. he hopes turkey will continue to do that. he also said they are increasingly coming together with hopefully some sort of plan for ho

between the gaza strip in the west bank but also israel has forced the separation between the west bank and jerusalem this continued fragmentation of our land and separation of the palestinian people is causing our own society's fabric to come apart and this latest episode is one of those sad links in a long chain that has been created by the pressures of this occupation over forty five years and that's one of the reasons the palestinian community is no longer willing to accept the talk of peace we're now looking to see who's willing to walk the walk of peace and that means to start ending this occupation tomorrow morning instead of continuing to talk about it while palestinians are under the boot of occupation palestinian activists who are thank you very much for your insight into this. my job knights of the palestinian women who kept an arrest every night just by traveling from their village to work and schemas in jerusalem coming up.

independence, self-determination, end of colonization of the west bank and east jerusalem, no government has fully accepted. the documents cited in the book, i think, reveals not just the israeli position, but there's continue newty of it, more or less clear i argue. they show the acquiescence in the positions over several decades, willingly or unwillingly. that's the second moment that i examine. the third emerged during the last ten years of president obama's first term. over this period, the president, as we remember, vividly, i'm sure, faced relentless pressure from benjamin netanyahurc wi conress and wi the poe eny i this pressure forced the president into humiliating retreats from positions on a settlement freeze, on the potential borders of a palestinian state and urgent need of a state staked out first two years in office. as anybody's who's followed this conflict knows, these were positions previously taken by succession of the u.s. president, but this president was obliged to abandon them. it was not palestine on which he focused almost interly in the first two years in office,

drastically limiting the amount of water given to palestinians its report says israelis in the west bank and east jerusalem have access to six times the amount of water as palestinians living in the same area and israeli government denies the claim. that russia is celebrating cosmonauts day marking the first manned flight into orbit by europe guarin nine hundred sixty one and fifty two years later the country still has a big space agenda from building a space port from scratch to reviving the moon program the details from that actually are chefs. this snow only looks like a pit dug in the middle of nowhere but in just two years time this will become one of russia's top priority facilities tucked away deep in the tiger forest in the russian far east this is the construction site of russia's brand new spaceport the us torch need an ambitious project worth ten billion dollars it will become the main and the sole launching pad of all russia's manned space ships starting from the year twenty eighteen but the first test launches are expected to start in just two years time and will replace in many ways the baiko

self-determination, a genuine toned israel's effective control and colonization of the west bank, and east jerusalem, and no israeli government has fully accepted. the document is cite reveal the -- not just that this is the israeli position but there's been continuity in, more or less clear, i would argue. they show the acquiescence of american policymakers in the israeli positions oseveral decades, willingly or unwillingly. that's the second moment i examine. the third emerged during the last two years of president obama's first term. over this period the president, as we all remember, vividly, i'm sure, faced relentless pressure from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, acting in concert with the run republic leadership in congress, and with the potent congressional lobby for israel. this 'pressure forced the president into humiliating retreats from positions on a settlement freeze, on the potential borders of a palestinian state and the urge for such a state he staked out in his first two years in office. as anybody who has followed this conflict knose were positions that had previously be

west bank bus stop. police say this palestinian suspect then grabbed his becomes gun and fired at police. he is now in custody. from joined live jerusalem. i want to talk about the air strike that has just occurred. there seems to be conflicting to this man is. can you tell us more about the victim? >> yes, it depends on who you listen to that is often the case. the israelis are pretty convinced that the person killed is what the israelis characterized as an expert in explosives, a leading militant who as you indicated was recently involved in masterminding a rocket attack april 17. rockets fired from inside the egyptian side of the cyanide peninsula to israeli resort city. the israelis are pinning that attack on him. from our own sources we understand this man was militantd with a strain of islamic ideology. some have been indicating this and was targeted by israel as a result. the earlier incident you referred to also clicking -- taken place tuesday morning at a victoria's junction south in the west bank involving a young man who was -- who stabbed a jewish settler. >> thank you for the update. simon mcgregor speaking to us from jerus

nine hundred one there were two hundred thousand israeli settlers in the occupied west bank in occupied arab east jerusalem there almost six hundred thousand now as a result of events that were things developments that were allowed to take place while supposedly a peace process or undergo was and was underway i would argue that those those developments have made a two state solution impossible as somebody has to be held accountable for this and a different approach i think has to be found we have yet another administration trying to follow the same approach basically president carter negotiated back in seventy eight at camp david autonomy and piecemeal step by step confidence building all this should be thrown out the window this has to be negotiate on the basis of international law on the basis of clear principles and say we want to get to this and we have to do it in this way not not in any way the way in which it's been pursued up till now but if the u.s. remains the main broker cannot happen do you think that this these negotiations with the better off if the u.s. was removed from the research is not g

the body will be transferred to east jerusalem work palestinians will carry out their own post- mortem. the death has raised tensions across the west bank. here where the burial will take place thursday. protesters were there on tuesday. palestinian prisoners continuing their protests in is really jails. he was serving a life sentence for his role in the attempted bombing of a cafe in jerusalem 11 years ago. palestinians say israel did not provide him with adequate care. day, noe end of the matter what. we also have complained about the palestinian authority and the palestinian government for not following up on his case, especially after we found out about this. i would not say we blame them, but they have to be questioned for that. where have they been all of that time? >> the philippines a step closer toward creating an autonomous muslim region. a panel of government representatives and muslim rebel -- muslim rebels will oversee the process. they met for the very first time on wednesday. a historic and triumphant day for the philippines. that is held peace negotiators are labeling the introduction for the first time of the 50- m

west bank. this morning he'll sit down with talks with israeli leaders and prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. yesterday, netanyahu marked a remembrance day with a visit to the holocaust museum and marked 70 years since the warsaw ghetto uprising in world war ii. >>> to capitol hill, where there may be a bipartisan deal on a gun control measure this week and calls for expanding further background checks on customers buying firearms at gun shows or online vendors. although considered a compromise it could be a significant break through for the president pushing congress for new gun restrictions. >>> search crews near charlotte, north carolina, are desperately looking for two small children at a residential construction site. they apparently fell into a hole and were buried under the dirt. several fire departments sent crews with heavy equipment and climbing gear. but after all of their efforts it appears they were unable to save the 6-year-old girl and 7-year-old boy. >>> roger ebert is being remembered later today at a memorial service in chicago. the movie critic died last week after a long

he went straight to ramallah and the west bank to meet with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. finished his meeting. he's back in jerusalem. tomorrow meet with the riisrael president, and as well as benjamin netanyahu in the coming deys. this is one of the baby steps secretary kerry wants to continue making to just reinvigorate and have the two sides talking again. >> on her friend anne and also secretary kerry's trip. good to see you. >>> with more we go to the panel. erroll lewis, david, white house correspondent and chris, national correspondent at the national journal. good to see all of you. david, start with you. it's been reported that secretary of state kerry is planning to pitch this so-called arab peace initiative during this trip. the plan has been proposed before in 2002, again in 2007, among other things calling for the creation of a sovereign palestinian state. israel would also withdraw force, from the occupied territories, golan heights, gaza strip and west bank. president obama reportedly warrants it to be the backbone of any peace talks in the region. going forward. david, why re-working an old plan rath

this is in jerusalem at a wreath laying ceremony at a holocaust memorial. yesterday, kerry met with mahmoud abbas in the westank. today he's scheduled to meet with israeli leaders. this is kerry's third trip to the middle east since taking office in february. >>> osama bin laden's son-in- law is due to appear in a new york courtroom this afternoon. authorities say he acted as the chief spokesman for al qaeda at the time of the september 11th attacks. he was captured several weeks ago in turkey, then was handed over to the united states. last month, he entered a not guilty plea to a charge of conspiracy to kill americans. >>> 7:18. in new hampshire an escaped inmate who took hostages at a hillary clinton presidential campaign office back in 2007 has been found and arrested. 52-year-old lee land icenburg walked out of a minimum correction facility and was found and taken back into custody. he faces two years for walking into her office claiming to have a bomb. he was sent back to prison in 2010 for parole violation. >>> the city of oakland is getting rid of some of the fees for the its mun isal -- mun isal i.d

this is in jerusalem at a wreath laying ceremony at a holocaust memorial. yesterday, kerry met with mahmoud abbas in the westk. today he's scheduled to meet with israeli leaders. this is kerry's third trip to the middle east since taking office in february. >>> osama bin laden's son-in- law is due to appear in a new york courtroom this afternoon. authorities say he acted as the chief spokesman for al qaeda at the time of the september 11th attacks. he was captured several weeks ago in turkey, then was handed over to the united states. last month, he entered a not guilty plea to a charge of conspiracy to kill americans. >>> 7:18. in new hampshire an escaped inmate who took hostages at a hillary clinton presidential campaign office back in 2007 has been found and arrested. 52-year-old lee land icenburg walked out of a minimum correction facility and was found and taken back into custody. he faces two years for walking into her office claiming to have a bomb. he was sent back to prison in 2010 for parole violation. >>> the city of oakland is getting rid of some of the fees for the its mun isal -- mun isal i.d.

of west virginia, and republican pat toomey of pennsylvania are trying to break the stalemate and have a vote as early as this week. >>> happening right now, secretary of state john kerry in jerusalemnite israeli/palestinian peace talks. this is the latest stop of a ten-day trip overseas. kerry will meet with israeli leaders including prime minister benjamin netanyahu. earlier this morning sirens sounded across israel and all activity stopped for a moment of silence as the country marked holocaust remembrance day. >>> an incredible story, four men trying to row from west africa to miami overtaken by a massive wave that capsized their boat. they also managed to walk away from the ordeal unhurt. that's the good news. they were about 400 miles north of puerto rico trying to set a world record for a human powered row across the atlantic when the water sank their chances. the two canadians and two americans got into a liferaft, they set off a locator beacon. the coast guard found them a few hours later. >> had a plan in place for what to do if this happened, and it was successful, in that we're getting the guys home safe. but it's too bad we have to end now. >> it's too bad. you know wh

teenagers in a jerusalem restaurant, is that an act of terrorism or a war-time retaliation against israeli government policies and army actions? well, we're joined this morning by julie westhool district. she's been trying to get the book banned for months. julie, nice to see you this morning. >> good to see you. i think it's important to realize if you take the entire context of the paragraph, it's asking, why might it be okay to kill israeli students? because this group says it's okay. and if it's wrong to blow up people on the streets of boston, it's wrong to blow them up on the streets of jerusalem. the same government requiring our grade school students to study the pillars of islam is telling us we can't tell our high school students thou shalt not kill because it is not a religious class. it is not about banning a book. it's about citizens having the right to question our government and say why do you continue to spend my tax dollars on curriculum that is so obviously biased and filled with errors. it protects china's one-child policy and all the human rights violations that goes with it. it calls the p.l.o. political organization and ignores the holocaust. that's

west germany pointed out three hills where europe was built on. the acropolis stands for democracy. i neglect slavery for a moment. the capital in rome stands for justice. and the hills of jerusalem stands for the jewish-christian cooperation and tradition. and these are the three traditions for europe and within europe. and we are proud to have these traditions. of course, nowadays there are millions of islams live in germany and france, other countries. and they are welcome. and our tradition does not mean we exclude something or somebody. but these are all -- this is our heritage. these traditions. and this excludes anti-racism, anti-semitism. and we are, we have discussions about euro, we have discussions about directives and tiny little they directives and discussions like that. but the consensus that this is the real added value of europe, this old tradition which brings us to a common future, perhaps including a citizenship in a couple of years, i think this is the best guarantee against racism, anti-semitism or what you can think about. and this includes now nearly whole europe, and especially i would like to end with this, poland and germany. and this was not understandi