israel channel 2. >> mr. president, may i ask you about syria, a practical question and a moral one. for the last two years, tens of thousands of innocent civilians are being massacred. no one in the united states is doing anything to stop it immediately. on a practical level, you have said today and also in the past that the use of chemical weapons would be a crossing of a red line. it seems like this line was crossed yesterday. what specifically do you intend to do about it? >> i'll answer the question in reverse order if you don't mind. i'll talk about the chemical weapons first and then the larger question. with respect to chemical weapons, we intend to investigate thoroughly exactly what happened. obviously in syria right now you have a war zone. you have information filtered out, but we have to make sure we know exactly what happened, what was the nature of the incident, what can we document, what can we prove? so i've instructed my teams to work closely with all of the countries in the region and inter

israel's not going anywhere. israel has the wisdom to see the world as it is, but this is in your nature. israel also has the courage to see the world as it should be. you know, it was once said, in israel, in order to be a realist, you must believe in miracles. sometimes the greatest miracle is recognizing that the world can change. that's a lesson that the world has learned from the jewish people. and that brings me to the final area that i'll focus on. prosperity and israel's broader role in the world. i know that all the talk about security and peace can sometimes seem to dominate the headlines, but that's not where people live. and every day, even amidst the threats that you face, israelis are defining themselves by the opportunities that you're creating. through talent and hard work. israelis have put this small country at the forefront of the global economy. israelis understand the value of education and have produced ten nobel laureates. israeli's understand the power of invention and your universities ed

we begin this morning in israel. rockets fly, a cease-fire wobbles and president obama's visit highlights the enormous challenges of trying to broker a peace deal. president obama wrapped up the meeting with mahmoud abbas, president of the palestinian authority. and the palestinians blamed for the latest tension. two rockets fired from gaza scratch into southern israel. no injuries, but still dealing a below to obama's push for israeli, palestinian peace talks. sara sidener in ramallah where this morning's meeting was held. tell us more about it, sara. >> reporter: let's be clear, when you say palestinians are responsible for the latest break, we are talking about gaza as opposed to the west bank. we need to be very clear about that. the palestinian authority is in control here, in the west bank. hamas in control in gaza. and that is where those rockets came from. no one has claimed responsibility, although we're hearing from officials it is likely an outside group. not hamas that fired those rockets, but a fringe gr

that's why israel was found, originally. so they have a very different -- many jews here have a very different orientation to that very question. but the president will be here, both talking about iran and security and also making a number of symbolic gestures to the jewish people here, acknowledging his belief that the jewish people have a claim to israel, that goes back many thousands of years, not many hundreds of years. this is on a different issue, but he once suggested that perhaps the claim went back only hundreds of years. in jews were offended by that, so he'll be correcting that suggestion. that's another big piece of his trip, ashleigh. >> any time you're in that part of the world, you better know your history, a.d. and b.c., because everyone quotes chapter and verse, to try to bolster their claims. chief white house correspondent, jessica yellin, thank you, and also senior international correspondent, sara sidner for us in jerusalem, thank as well. we'll continue to watch the developments in israel and watch for

that somehow he's anti-israel. even among members of his own party, so i think he wants to clear that issue away to create a new relationship not only with netanyahu if he can but with the israeli public. and then there's some serious issues, not only syria, but the reality is if barack obama doesn't want to be the american president on whose watch iran gets a nuclear weapon and on whose watch the two-state solution to the israeli-palestinian problem expires, he's going to have to find a way to work with netanyahu. and by the way, vice versa, because the prime minister bears a lot of responsibility for the soap opera that has been the u.s./israeli relationship. >> let's talk about iran and nuclear weapons. there's these stringent like terrible sanctions now placed on iran but that doesn't seem to be stopping the country from developing a nuclear weapon, so what can israel or the united states do now? i mean what will the -- if we could be a fly on the wall, what are they discussing as an option? >> look, i think th

rise up to your government and said, we want a new israel, different israel. don, we could talk an hour about the obstacles of peace, but nudge your side to move forward, hopefully young palestinians will nudge their side. might say the president trying a new grassroots approach here in israel. >> i want you to listen to this, john, again. he spoke of a meeting he had with palestinian youth. >> talking to them, they weren't that different from my daughters. they weren't that different from your daughters. or sons. i honestly believe that if any israeli parent sat down with those kids, they'd say, i want these kids to succeed. i want them to prosper. i want them to have opportunities. >> john king, that's all well and good, lovely words, but let's talk about actions, specifically this. iraq has fired at israel today during the president's visit. fired, in fact, from gaza, whose palestinian leaders refuse to accept israel's right to exist. despite the applause the president got, his new offensive, as you said, new approach is use offensive. a lot of israelis wil

has been israel's biggest friend. that doesn't mean that there haven't been a lot of bumps along the road. and there have been again particularly for these two men and it's been around iran. i know one of the reasons that the president took this trip and one of the things he wants to emphasize here is to assure the israelis, not just benjamin netanyahu, but the israelis at large that the u.s. will not let iran acquire a nuclear weapon. there's still probably going to be a difference of opinion about when one might say, hey, too late, we've got to move. nonetheless it's important that they have the same goals. they don't always see eye-to-eye on how to get there. >> candy crowley, host of "state of the union," thanks so much. >> all right. >>> michele bachmann pulled a fast move to avoid questions from one of our reporters. our dana bash tried to ask bachmann about allegations of spending of the family. here's what she said at the cpac gathering. >> now we're finding out that there are five shifts on air force one. the

he wanted to visit israel itself, an important step. connect and make his case directly with the people of israel, which i think he did very well. second, to try to make the case publically and privately to both israeli and palestinian leaders that it is in their self-interest to sit down and negotiate a peace agreement between them. it's not a gift from one side to the other. it's in the self-interest of both israel to get security for its people. the palestinians to finally get a state of their own. he also reaffirmed the strong friendship and support with jordan's king and he sent a clear message to iran during his visit to the region that the united states will not accept a nuclear weapon in iran's hands. i think overall e he conveyed several messages and did so successfully. and the cap was the reconciliation, or the beginning of reconciliation between israel and turkey, who had been at odds in the last few years. >> and that level was quite remarkable. we're talking about those relations that had been cooled quite a bit after the

will have israel's back, quote/unquote. and we do not expect that the president will use new language, but israelis i'm assured will be okay with the language he will use. coming to israel and repeating what he has said recently on iran will be enough. it's not as far as many of the israelis the more conservative israelis themselves stand, where they stand on iran, but enough that he'll come here and repeat where he's been. >> we will see, we know you're covering of course from gentleman reese jerusalem. thank you. >>> now to some of the hottest stories. first up, the pope. he waded through crowds in vatican city for his official inauguration. and not only walking through crowds, there he is on the popemobile, open air popemobile, kissing baby, shaking some hands. while back in his home of buenos aires, his sister had a change of heart after a startling revelation about that last conclave back in 2005 when she prayed her brother wouldn't be elected pope. >> translator: so i would pray he wouldn't get elected. during this co

and it will be launched in israel. and the idea to expand the franchise there is causing a little bit of controversy. here's jonathan mann. >> reporter: it is a land of three great faiths. a place of prayer and piating. it has launched a new "playboy" edition. it reads from right to left, but that's if you're reading the articles. they are on the cover and in the magazine for another reason. >> people are telling me why are you doing that? it opened their eyes, like i'm doing something very wrong. there are people that are very proud of me also. >> the first time it's happening in israel, first time that an israeli girl is being "playboy" playmate. and i'm very proud and privileged to be a part of it. >> reporter: israelis are mindful of the ten commandments and the devout who observe them. thou shalt not cover thy neighbor's wife. what about the cover stand? reaction is mixed. >> i don't use it because i'm religious. >> it's good. >> reporter: it's good? >> yeah. >> lots of pictures of girls without clothes in it? >>

the first miss israel with ethiopian heritage since the pageant began in 1950. the orphan came to live with her grandparents at 12. president obama has long been one of her idols. she said a recent trip to her homeland showed her how far she'd come. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> translator: i stood there as a girl who finished the israeli army as an officer and thought how much a person can go through in nine, ten years. i learned a new language and culture. i enlisted and trained people and returned as a totally different person. >> aynaw will represent miss israel at the first world pageant in jakarta this september. >>> before becoming pope former cardinal bergoglio addressed the role of celibacy for priests. could it come to an end? that's next. >>> and something we all take for granted -- clean water. worldwide one in six people don't have access to this basic necessity. one person is trying to change it by bringing water to communities around the world including war-torn syria. >> here in the u.s. it's hard for us to understand the water crisis bec

phillips'. >>> president obama's set to leave tomorrow on his first trip to israel as president. he's going to meet with the new israeli government and also make stops in the west bank and in jordan as well. the president is facing a skeptical israeli public and perhaps a strained relationship with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. athena jones has a preview of the president's trip and what he hopes to accomplish. >> reporter: five years after he visited israel as a candidate, president obama is going through to reassure skeptical israelis about where he stands on iran. >> i have been crystal clear about my position on iran possessing a nuclear weapon. that is a redline for us. it's something that would not only be dangerous for israel but would be dangerous for the world. >> reporter: while he says all options are on the table to stop iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, the president also wants to convince israeli leaders to allow more time for diplomacy. >> what we're going to be doing is continuing to engage internationally with iran understanding that we've set up the toug

now for the last look -- tensions are high enough between israel and post revolution egypt, but now they threat ton get truly biblical. you see the sinai, the border between the two nations has always been a point of contention, it's historically been one of israel's toughest spots to defend against illegal immigrants, against would-be terrorists, now there's a new kind of unwanted guest, swarming over the border -- locusts. now, if you remember your biblical history, it was egypt that was plagued with locusts, along with many other things. back in the pharaoh's time and when the plagues were over and the israelites were spared, passov passover. well guess what, passover is two weeks from tomorrow and this time, the swarms hit both countries. so maybe those bright egyptians and israelis can use this as a way to come together for good against a common enemy, locusts. find a solution and make these plagues truly a thing of the past. the correct answer to our gps challenge question was d, the national people's congress. will culminate on thursday with the official anointment of the new lead

ask your health care provider about novolog® flexpen today >>> president obama wraps up his trip to israel and visits another important u.s. ally in the region. he's holding a news conference this hour with jordan's king abdullah. he's key in the partnership. jordan is dealing with a bad economy and a flood of refugees from nearby syria. update you on any developments from the conference by president obama and king abdullah. >>> all right, the national rifle association is taking its fight against tighter gun control laws to court. the nra's new york state affiliate has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a gun control law signed by governor andrew cuomo in january. it strengthens the state's ban on assault weapons, limits ammunition magazines to seven bullets and tightens rules designed to keep the mentally ill from getting weapons. the nra says the state passed the measure with no committee hearing and no public input. >>> john lennon's widow is using social media to take aim at gun violence. yoko ono tweeted this picture along with several pictures including this one promptly retweeted

in the morning, he meets with the prime minister of ireland and then in the evening, he leaves for israel, his first trip there as president. on wednesday, singer bobby brown reports to jail. he'll begin serving a 55-day sentence for drunk driving. it's brown's third dui conviction. >> and a different legal issue for kim kardashian. the reality tv star heads to court for a divorce hearing. she and nba player kris humphries split just 72 days after tying the knot in august of 2011. >> thursday, tiger woods competes at the arnold palmer pga tournament in orlando, florida. he's won the title seven times and hopes to defend his title with an eighth victory. on friday, blackberry's touch screen only phone will go on sale through at&t. they're hoping it will take a serious bite out of apple's iphone sales. >> i know a gadget guy who can't wait to put his hands on a new piece of technology. that's don lemon. he's got much more in the news room after this. >>> thank you very much, fredricka. you're in the "cnn newsroom." i'm don lemon. thank you so much for joining us. we're going to get you up t

he's off to israel next week. his first trip there as president. you've already said he'll not present any new middle east peace initiatives, so what is the primary objective? >> well, he very much looks forward to his visit to israel to the west bank where he'll meet with palestinian leaders and to jordan where he'll meet with the king. and in each case he'll be also engaging with israelis and palestinians and jordanians because he needs to talk to the leaders about the issues that confront them and that includes regional issues like the challenge and threat imposed by iran and the situation in syria as well as the need for the palestinians and israelis to take steps towards peace. steps that would hopefully lead to a re-engagement of direct negotiations over the issues that divide them. you know, this is an important trip. and it's true there's no new peace proposal here because our position, the president's position has been that the sides need to come together in direct negotiation to resolve the differences that divide them. and we're going to

is -- that jerusalem is the capital of israel back in the platform. big scandal. he'll talk about it for the first time on our show coming up in just a few minutes. >> jake, pretty good. pretty good rolling of the r and then you said kerfuffle. >> you like that? >> all in a matter of 15 seconds. thank you, jake. see you in a minute. looking forward to it. all right. >>> tonight it a full-on ridiculous mystery. a cold case that is near and dear to nancy grace's heart. >> you were the last to admire it on air. >> the mystery over nancy grace's handcuffs going to a whole new level. why she's accusing anderson cooper of stealing. you'll see the hilarious back and forth. that's next. >>> some mysterious news all the time. sometimes at cnn, just to lighten it up, we embrace the lighter side of 24 hour news, like when nancy grace grilled anderson cooper about her missing handcuff necklace. that's the subject of "ac 360's" the ridiculist. >> tonight it is a full-on ridiculist mystery. a cold case near and dear to nancy grace's heart. as in her necklace is mis

he visited israel once while campaigning in 2008. he will spend several days meeting with israeli and palestinian leaders before wrapping up the trip on saturday in jordan. >>> if you thought the canceling of the white house tour due to forced budget cuts was bad, wait until you hear this. the white house may cancel next month's easter egg roll for the very same reason. can you say sacrilege? no more rolling eggs on the white house lawn? the joy of children dashed by the government grinch? the easter bunny, a victim of sequestration? well, nothing is definitely yet, but guests have been warned. politico go this explanation from a white house official. "because we distribute tickets to the easter egg roll far in advance, we alerted all ticket holders that this event is subject to cancelation, due to funding uncertainty, including the possibility of a government shutdown. however, we are currently proceeding as planned with the easter egg roll." republicans are doubtful. newt gingrich shared his outrage on twitter. shaleless! how else

will stand up for israel's right to defend itself. he's stressed the importance of keeping iran from developing a nuclear weapon. >>> congresswoman michele bachmann is taking heat for her claims about lavish spending by president obama. we showed you what happened when our dana bash tried to question the congresswoman about the comments she made at a recent cpac gathering. >> there's four americans killed. >> congresswoman, but you're the one who brought it up. >> bachmann's claim drew fire from one of her fellow conservatives, bill o rilely from fox news. >> this would be much ado about nothing if not for trivial attacks obscuring problems in this country. does the president live well in the white house? yes, he does. is there money wasted there? you bet there is. but every other president in history has lived in comfort and looks like president bush the younger had a bigger white house budget than barack obama does. this is a trivial pursuit. and michele bachmann made a mistake pursuing it. >> he says bachmann is playing small ball

the president spent his final hours in israel on a hermial trip, visiting the graves of theodore herzl and isaac rabin. he placed a stone that came from the martin luther king memorial in washington. >>> and john lennon's death is being used to push for stricter gun control. these are lennon's blood-stained glasses. more than 1 million people killed since lennon's death in 1980. >>> in philadelphia, a man walks up to a chinese restaurant, pulls out a gun and begins firing. watch what happens from inside the restaurant. a young man blocks the door. while dodging a hail of bullets, incredibly. no one inside the restaurant seriously injured. philadelphia police releasing the video, hoping someone can identify the gunman. >>> police think there is a strong connection in a suspect in a high-speed chase and shooting in texas and the murder of colorado's prison chief. suspect shot a deputy twice after he was pulled over and then fled. the chase ended when he crashed into an 18-wheeler, he jumped out and shot at police. police shot back and he later died. that man is 28-year-old evan ebel from

up next, president obama heading to israel this week. his first visit to the country as commander in chief. one item likely on the agenda, iran. and its continued pursuit 6 nuclear weapons. "washington post" reporting iran is doubling done on its efforts in the face of severe sanctions with one top cleric saying iran will resist air rrrogant powers. what steps should the united states and israel take to stop iran there developing a nuclear weapon. >> >> you're asking easy questions today. i think the answer is there are no steps. i mean, you could gas up the airplanes and get ready for air strikes, but i'm not sure that will keep iran from getting a nuclear weapon. it will certainly delay them. this country is very intent despite diplomacy, despite sanctions, despite threats of air strikes, they're intent to becoming a nuclear pow person so he we might begin to consider what does the world look like with iran as a nuclear power. wi because they are intent on being a nuclear power. >> i think a lot of the focus in terms of the sanctions h

he'll arrive in israel to ameet with president netanyahu. the president will also travel to west bank to meet with mahmoud abbas and make a stop in jordan before flying home. >>> republicans will kick off an effort to attract new voters and choose how they nominate their white house nominee. paul steinhauser joins us. good to see you, not on the campaign trail. we were offered a preview of the plan. let's take a look and then we'll talk. >> it will include hundreds of people, across the country, from coast to coast, hispanic, african-american, asian communities, talking about our party, talking about our brand, talking about what they believe in, going to community events, going to swearing-in ceremonies, being a part of the community on an ongoing basis, paid for by the republican national committee to make the case for our party and our candidates. >> $10 million campaign just for one year. paul, outreach is one thing. but is this all about delivering a message or is is it about modifying that message to make it more appealing to minority

but, you know, we're not going to send pewee herman to negotiate the peace between israel and palestine. and we're not going to send mickey mouse to go solve the issue with syria. this is a joke, this is not serious, it's not diplomacy, i think -- if he'd like to stay in north korea and play one on one, with that dictator, i think it's fine with a lot of us. >>> all right. the forced spending cuts were perfect fodder for the folks at "saturday night live" last night. take a look. [ applause ] >> and, of course, these cuts will affect our military, our civil servants, federal construction projects. even grants to native americans. and i'm the one who has to tell these folks, young man, there's no need to feel down. young man, pick yourself off the ground. young man, just 'cause you're funning us now, there's no need to be unhappy. [ laughter ] >> gotta love it. from high schools to the pros, we've seen a lot of buzzer beaters caught on video this basketball season. but you've never seen a finish quite like this one. it's next, have a look. >>> and can women really have it all? can anyone

he arrived at joint base andrews earlier after his first visit to israel as president. the trip also took him to the west bank and jordan. secretary of state john kerry didn't return on air force one. he stayed behind to hold separate talks with israeli and palestinian leaders. >>> the defendant's motion to vacate the judgment is granted. >> david ranta was freed from prison after spending more than two decades behind bars for a murder he didn't commit. tonight he is recovering from a heart attack. david ranta was wrongly convicted of killing a new york rabbi in 1990. his lawyer said he plans to sue the city of new york. >>> and joe weider died today. in the 1960s, he introduced the world to a young athlete from austria named arnold schwarzenegger and he founded the mr. olympia competition. he died at his los angeles home. he was 93 years old. >>> here's what else we're working on -- did you know your neighbor or friend could be a sociopath? with all the high-profile murders lately, we checked and found a surprising statistic. hope you're sitting down. >>> is america go

but you know, we're not going to send peewee herman to negotiate peace between israel and the palestine and we're not going to send mickey mouse to go solve the issue with syria. this is a joke. this is not serious. it's not diplomacy. i think, you know, if he'd like to stay in north korea and play one-on-one with that dictator, i think it's fine with a lot of us. >> i will say -- >> yeah, go ahead. >> i was going to say, i will say, we kind of deserve this, though. two years ago, donald trump, who is pretty much a comedian as well, was the leading candidate at one point for republicans to be president. so perhaps this is just what happens when you head down this really rocky road. >> for two people who didn't want to talk about this, boy, you sure had a lot to say. i have to tell you. it does prompt a lot of discussion. i mean, the picture alone of the two of them watching a basketball game was pretty remarkable. all right. lz and ana, thanks so much. always great to see you. hope to see you soon. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> the anniversary of one of the most important events in th

is conducting some of its business in secret these days, holding meetings on subjects ranging from israel to energy policy. but officials won't talk about it until well after they happen. the obama administration is evolving in its second term, but it's doing so cautiously and quietly. fred? >> thanks so much. jim acosta at the white house. >>> president obama tonight takes a break from his push to stop the forced spending cuts. he's actually giving a speech at the gridiron club dinner, a yearly event that involves washington journalists doing parties of politicians. but this morning the president stayed on track using the latest jobs numbers as another point against the $85 billion in cuts which went into effect eight days ago. in his weekly address, the president pointed out 236,000 new jobs were added in february and the country needs to maintain its momentum by replacing the cuts. they'll slow the growth of the economy according to analysis. >> as democrats and republicans, we may disagree on the best way to achieve our goals, but i'm confident we can agree on what those goals should

tonight the president leaves on his first visit to israel since taking off. the trip includes stops in the west bank town of ramallah and the country of jordan. >>> budget battles heating up today on capitol hill. both house and senate likely to vote on the budget proposal. but once again, not surprising, the parties split over taxes, spending cuts, and the deficit. house republicans and democrats from the house are now trying to make their case. >> the republican budget, the same baby with a new dip somewhere there is diaper will have be changed once again. reality is, this budget is very little difference between this budget and the ryan republican budgets of the past. >> you want more tax and spend or you want a future that balances. the question is always why, one or the other. the democrats' tax and spend, you get the same economy that you've had right now. you're going to lose more of your paycheck which every person working today has. >> all right. so another thing happening at the white house here. the easter egg roll might be spared from this governm

. >>> president obama is preparing for his first presidential trip to israel and he's leaving this evening, expected to talk with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu about middle east peace, syria, iran. it's a pretty thick list. the president is also going to stop in the west bank and jordan. >>> jodi arias has a pretty good memory when it comes to her sex life with her former boyfriend, travis alexander, and pretty graphic detail, in fact. however, she can't remember some very, very important facts, like the number of times that she stabbed him, slashed his throat, shooting him in the face, when it happened, how it happened, exactly. a psychologist for the defense explains why this memory seems, at least seems, conveniently foggy. [ male announcer ] just when you thought you had experienced performance a new ride comes along and changes everything. the powerful gs. get great values on your favorite lexus models during the command performance sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. from the united states postal service a small jam maker can ship like a big business. just go

he'll arrive in israel on wednesday to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. topic one, the threat of a nuclear iran. the president will also travel to the west bank for talks with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas, and he'll make a 24-hour stop in jordan before flying home. >>> tomorrow republicans will kick off an effort to attract new voters and reform way they choose their white house nominee. cnn's political editor is paul sustain hauser and he's here. good to see you, my friend. >> not on the campaign trail. >> republican party chairman reinceriebus offered a preview of the plan this morning let's take a look at what he said, and then we'll talk. >> it will include hundreds of people, paved across the country from coast to coast, in hispanic, african-american, asian communities, talking about our party, talking about our brand, talking about what we believe in, going to community events, going to swearing-in ceremonies, being a part of the community on an ongoing basis, paid for by the republican national committee, to make the case for our p

president obama, due to visit israel, said all options are on the table if iran decides to proceed with the decision to build a nuclear bomb. >> we think that it would take over a year or so for iran to actually develop a nuclear weapon. but obviously, we don't want to cut it too close. >> if you want to think about just how tense things might be in this region, carol. let's go back a minute. what is happening now is u.s.-manned fighter jets are escorting these unmanned drones on these spy missions. and it's worth remembering, they call it international airspace, but it's over some of the most dense areas of the world, the strait of hormuz shipping lanes. >>> take a look, this man drives into a home depot. and a stop sign and a store swing set. dale avari was arrested. he admitted he had been drinking before that wild ride. >>> coming up in the "newsroom," an early start for pope francis today. he had another message for his cardinals. to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allerg

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