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>> translator: in the name of god, the merciful, the compassionate, president barack obama, i wish to warmly welcome you and the accompanying delegation in palestine. mr. president, during your visit to our country, you will meet people proud of the history, heritage, culture and symbols. a young, creative and entrepreneurial people who have made the miracle and arose and continue the path of the ancestors extending since the ancient times over this land, their land. a people who adhere to the r...

Incident. so when you look at this, he ingested something previously, obviously, at dinner through drink or food, and then he retires, and hes supposedly dies of a heart attack, but when you see cyanide poisoning, it can replicate some, some effects or some visible signs of a heart attack, but the medical examiner should have known the situation here. he should have been brought abreast of exactly what was going on and he should have ordered those tests for any kind of poisons, especially cyanid...

They had the clock ticking. they might just say okay fine, its the house republicans fault for the largest tax increase in america in history. house republican leadership feels like they had a very difficult hand that he they were dealt. this deal was passed in the middle of the night by a very big bipartisan vote. so with their backs against the wall with the clock ticking and concerned about how the markets might react tomorrow, they are going forward with this bill because they could not get ...

Defend itself and, you know, have been in constant contact with them. that said we think everyone will benefit. >> what does constant contact meet? phone conversations with the prime minister? >> the president has been talking to president benjamin netanyahu daily, talked to president morrissey of egypt, to the prime minister and talking to people that have a relationship with hamas to tell them that de-escalation is in everyones interests. this will only lead to civilian casualties. i dont mean...

Another replacement, not involved in the game monday night, had been fired from the lingerie football league. he was fired for incompetence from the lingerie league. what does that tell you? >> yeah. well, would you be able to objectively officiate a football game that involved women in lingerie looking hot? >> i think so. >> its very distracting. >> its always the goal of the referee to stay abreast of the situation on the field. and with that weve got to go. >> weve got to stay on top of it. d...

Speeches with live video hangout sessions for offstage and delegates as well. well do that for you, find contented under #msnbc 2012 or facebook.com/msnbc where well have behind-the-scenes coverage for you. and at our blog at leanforward.msnbc.com. reports on prime time speeches and from msnbc analysts as well. tomorrow for you, thomas, show you brand new app that well be launching. >> richard, thanks so much. we look forward to that. of course keeping us abreast of all things on the rnc, you ca...

Runs another anti-republic pack, has he called him on account and said listen, eric, you need to apologize for this. to call navy seals gutless and special force veterans gutless even though you disagree with them isnt that beyond the pale? >> yeah. its frankly unbelievable. and the reality is media matters has not condoned or condemned and they havent even spoken on it. just allowing this to stand out there to have one of their staffers basically their most publiccage territory. this guy goes o...

Days with the secretary. i dont know if you were sitting up front. i sit in the back with the press corps and it isnt fun on those three abreast, the seats dont go back, middle seats. did you get one of the good seats? >> i was all the way in the back. no, i didnt draw well in the lottery so i had actually a middle seat. i will say, however, i always fly coach commercially and this is nicer than that. so i have to say at least that much. you get a little bit more leg room, little bit more reclin...

this morning the olympic committee responds. "newsroom" begins right now. good morning. happy friday 13th. im carol costello. we begin this hour with a very bad day for the nations biggest banks. jpmorgan chase and its ceo jamie dimon are opening their books and telling us just how much money the firm lost in a bunch of risky trades. the blunder stunned the financial world and fueled more debate on whether banking regulations are tough enough. alison kosik is at the new york stock ex...

chief white house correspondent jessica yellin is joining us now with the breaking news. so the administration has been feeling clearly bipartisan pressure for several days now on these leaks. what do we know? >> look, its a time tested washington strategy leak unpleasant news on a friday night and hope the media is out drinking and too busy to pay attention. the president, joking a little bit, the president also was under a lot of pressure after his answers at a press conference today...