charlie: ari: yossi: yousef:? yousef: a shift of the direction, parties that have been associated with the center or left, have themselves moved to the right in terms of their positions, the palestinians. but i think most importantly, what we saw confirmed by the israeli electorate not just in the results of the election but during the campaign, the occupation is simply not a matter of concern to the average is really. this is a state that rules over the lives of 4.5 million people through military occupation. there are routine human rights abuses featured in this military occupation. the major scandals in israeli politics are about the price of cottage cheese and with the prime minister's wife did with money she had. until the israeli electric cares about -- israeli electric cares about the human rights crisis their state presides over we are unlikely to see any change from within. that has been a trend reconfirmed by this. charlie: i want to come back to that. let me get lisa. lisa: first of all, i have been say

yousef munayyer, let's begin with you. why? think is very good precisely because of what we've seen transpiring in the last several days. look, the mask has fallen off of the face of benjamin netanyahu. he has, for many years pretended to play along with the rhetoric of the peace process while acting in a way that is really much opposed to that outcome. but now because of the statement that he is made and because of the mandate that he is gotten from an israeli electorate, it is clear the process of the cap no one can pretend that can still go on. we need to have a significant period of reassessment and policy. the united states and its allies around the world, which have been talking about this peace process for a two state framework have just been served a very significant reality check. and they have to be honest with themselves and they have to be honest with everybody else in the international community who seeks a just outcome here, and reevaluate their position on this. because it is clear the peace process has really no

yousef assistant is being pranked. >> by dennis.on. >> watch this they both sit down at different times, but now this is where it it gets good. >> give me your money right now, man. >> guy wearing a mask starts demanding money. watch the clients. starts freaking out. he's more composed but the tables turn quickly when the barber turns around, grabs his gun. >> what the hell? >> criminals down. >> my gosh. look at his poor face. >> this is prank gold. that kind of reaction. >> yeah. this video is getting a lot of attention. dennis is a friend of mine. i asked him, did he know this is going to happen. he said he had no idea but he got so freaked out because he was robbed at gun point last year at a nightclub. so he said he could not believe it was happening again. poor guy's crying in the chair. >> it's not over. there's a second gunman. >> no. >> now, the second guy turns out to be yousef oli's like of course it was you. he starts laughing right away. i bet you he expected no less. watch dennis' reaction to the reveal. >> i'm prankin

yousef and rabbi, thank you very much. we'll have you throughout the program as we continue to cover this and continue to wait for prime minister netanyahu's plane to land. >>> to russia have putin's critic boris nemtsov was supposed to lead an opposition really today, protesting the involvement in ukraine. he was murdered, as you know less than 48 hours today. today turned into a memorial tribute to nemtsov. tens of thousands marched through the streets. some left flowers at the shooting site on that bridge just yards from the kremlin. putin has vowed to find and pun erbil nemtsov's killer. police are looking for a male suspect they say with short hair, wearing blue jeans and a brown sweater. authorities say he likely used a russian-made pistol. >>> to tell you more about this man, boris nemtsov and his life. who was he? he was born in sochi, russia back in 1959 science was his passion. the brash young physicist protested plans to build a nuclear plant in the late '80s. he leapt into politics won a seat in the parliament

but let me go back to yousef. yousef,. >> i think we've had a lot of politics and fear with this election. but if i am concerned about one thing in the immediate short term it's the affect of the extremely hostile rhetoric of the israeli prime minister against palestinian citizens of israel. like myself and whether or not that that may lead to attacks against members of that community. and i would disagree with others who think that this is really borne out of an electioneering tactic of a lee atwater esq thing if you will. this is really about zionism as a palestinian citizen of israel i have been a demographic threat and called a demographic threat to the state of israel since i was born. this is the language that is used there to talk about not just palestinians in the west bank and gaza but palestinian citizens of israel. >> rose: jeffrey, you know the obama administration well. what impact do you think that election will have on how they view their own options. >> well this is a pretty liberating moment for t

let me get yousef in here rabbi and i'll get back to you, as well. what is your take on this ad? what do you make of this ad. >> i think it's unfortunately, part of an effort to attack an administration that is attempting to act in the american national interest to resolve an issue of international concern with its partners on trying to make sure that iran is in line with its obligations under the non-proliferation treaty and what we've seen instead is this effort by folks like the rabbi and by benjamin netanyahu to undercut the effort by the administration to advance this agreement which would be in the american national interest. so it's really i think, inapproach and in fact dangerous when we have foreign leaders coming to the united states to challenge a president who is trying to keep the united states out of war. the reality is the american people are tired of going into wars in the middle east which could be completely avoided and what is happening today is that this effort and this ad and mr. netanyahu's speech and other things like that are trying to make the path to a f

. >> reporter: yousef and his lawyers gathered to file a suit . he lives near tokyo with the help of a charity that supports asylum seekers. he took part in pro-democracy demonstrations. government forces wanted to arrest him. that could put his family in danger. he felt he had no other choice but to flee his home country. japanese immigration officials gave him special permission to stay on humanitarian grounds. and he was allowed to bring in his wife and two children. but the tentative residents permit needs to be renewed every year. she applied for refugee status to get a five-year visa. it will give him japanese language lessons and access to public services. >> i handed in proof that i took part in protest ss. >> officials said they couldn't find any reason for his persecution, they denied him the status. >> i don't know what will happen to us once we lose our right to live in japan. >> judy says he wants to get a stable job to support his family. and he's most worried about his children's future. western nations accepting greater numbers of

>> dennis said he told yousef but didn't clarify whether he told him before or after the prank.s now. >> i feel horrible. >>> take it from me. kids are awesome and dads are children. this video starts the cat goes into this dark room and is investigating some strange noises. you hear almost a rumbling. you wonder what's going on what's dad doing. >> what is that? is that optimus prime? >> no but it's a big remote control truck. it's got its dump in the back. >> what's in it? >> it's a baby! >> it is a baby fast asleep. honestly when you find something that will make a baby that sound asleep you will keep doing it all day. >> this is brilliant. it's so odd to look at. >> we got another video, though. this one posted by matthew alexander to our facebook page. it's his 2-year-old nephew helping to blow out the candles on this birthday cake. >> not quite. go ahead. >> what's happening is he hasn't quite figured out how to actually make his lips do the whole whistle thing. eventually, though -- >> yay! >> really good giggle about it. he's so cute. >>> little bob, the famous cat, is b

yousef is the presiding over budget cuts fueling the discontent.razil 54 passengers died after their bus plunged down a ravine. the bus was carrying evangelical droiingsz a religious event in a neighboring state. at least six survivors have been treated in hospital. >> the paris kosher supermarket where four hostages were killed in january by a gunman has re-opened. it has been two months since the attacks. the shop has been repaired after suffering severe damage. people laid flowers and othertributes in solidarity with the victims. customers and the shop's management want to show that life is stronger than barbarity. >>> myanmar has denied carrying out a bomb attack in a sugar canefield killing four people. china says the myanmarese air aircraft dropped the bomb. . >> the chinese foreign ministry and chinese military have made stern warnings to myanmar. we have the caseyty to save gard the border areas and protect the life and property of our people. >> two planes have collided mid-air and crashed during a practice session for a malaysian air show

memory of your visit to usip more importantly pakistan's counter-terrorism challenge also signed by yousef we would like to present you for your visit here. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> the most memorable moment of this week is hearing senatory cory gardener at our lunch yesterday say you need to be firm in your principles but flexible in the details. i think it really reflects like the solution like the harsh polarization we're seeing across our country and a methodology that if all the senators if all the congressmen and women and all the state legislatures can adopt, we can really come together as a country and solve many of our pertinent issues. >> my favorite quote came from julie adam. she said remember to be humble and have a strong work ethic because the people you meet on the way up you'll meet them on the way back down. >> i think in particular in congress itself oftentimes we have a lack of true statesmen. as much as i may disagree with him, john mccain did something impressive last year. he committed to the veterans affairs reform bill. in reading the senate torture re

joining us to talk about links to terror groups our cnn terrorism analyst, paul cruickshank and yousefrif tunisian analyst. no claim of possibility not yet anyway. how likely is isis linked to this terror attack at that bardo museum in tunis? >> this could be isis clearly. more than 3,000 tunisians have gone to syria and iraq. many of them joining up with isis. there are more than 500 that have returned. also earlier this week a group in tunisia said that a pledge of allegiance to isis was imminent. so it's certainly possible this attack could be linked to that. the timing here could be linked for maximum impact. but as you say, there's been no claim of responsibility yet. there's also a powerful group called ansar al sharia in tunisia, they have up to 40,000 followers in the country. a few years ago, they were responsible for trying to storm the u.s. embassy in tunis. so there are various jihadist groups that could be responsible. but i think the scale of sophistication in this attack the apparent preplanning all points towards a major group like isis. >> 3,000 tunisians left tunisia

. >> yousef is in the building. >> what? >> i followed him here. inch the consulate. >> he must be?tes just walked into the consulate. i know what it sounds like. >> sounds insane. >> good morning to both of you, the "dig" symbol showing it all week. >> thank you so much for doing it. >> scene in a corridor we are in mountains, tunnels, all over jerusalem, pos plight most boring set. dressed, killed burning. >> there is a lot that is exciting here. we will go back and find a different clip. >> on breakfast tv. >> that is the thing. you have described it as kind of the fbi meets indiana jones, which i by the even though da vinci code in there. >> for sure. da vinci code meets -- >> home land. the simpsons. not the simple as soon as. a whole bump of good stuff. comes from the guy who created "heroes" and "home land" set in a place cameras never been before modern day jerusalem. >> so we can get a picture of the dynamic here you play jason's boss? >> i do yes. >> but how shall i put this delicately you work some nights together. >> there is a physical relationship. obviously, never hap