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from being free. deadly attack in pakistan, the americans are in the firing ryan less than a month after their forces killed osama bin laden. and leave new friends behind. the queens historic visit to ireland is almost over. we begin this hour in washington where israels prime minister will meet the u.s. president today for whats expected to be a tense round of talks. benjamin netanyahu arrives less than 24 hours after barack obama deliver add big speech on relations in the middl...

>> reporter: and mr. obama will have two more chances this week, wolf to define his policy on the middle east. he will be meeting with prime minister netanyahu tomorrow at the white house and then he also has a big speech before the jewish lobbying group apec. and wolf, the only problem is even as the president was deliver they can major speech here at the state department, israel announced approval of more construction settlements, another sign that the peace process is in real trouble. >> see ...

Standing next to the gaza strip, on the follow day, on a thursday, the terrorist organization, this country thinks that hamas is a terrorist organization, fired a missile into a school bus and killed a child. the very spot i was stanning the day before. to the north you have hezbollah. hezbollah has more missiles locked and loaded, and i have seen the maps, toward northern israel than prior to the 2006 war. someone should explain to me why the israelis should not be keshed about their safety. we...

the israelis and the palestinians to make peace. a new lead on a famous cold case, the deadly tainting of tylenol capsules back in 1982. the fbi wants dna samples from one of the nations most notorious killers. im wolf blitzer, your senate situation room. breaking news this hour, a new york supreme court judges decision to grant bail to dominique strauss-kahn. the former head of the international monetary fund has to pay $1 million in cash and post as 5 million bond to get out of r...

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Position that comes in part from a coincidence that happens because the united states is now chairing the asia-pacific group, the apec group of countries so theres a leadership role that will america is going to take on anyway because its an asia-pacific leader. there are those deep concerns that what weve seen in terms of job growth would get stalled by the third largest economy in the world struggling. >> we continue to watch the escalating crisis going on there considering the nuclear power p...

Yet, what happened? we are blocking it at every turn. not allowing those permits to go forward, and, doing things on shore like not allowing a hydraulic -- what they call hydraulic drilling, deep drilling for natural gas, were blocking all of that and we have the resources, why arent we using them? bill: who is in the way? because it seems like -- we have the discussion every 24 months. every two years it comes back again and again. >> well, in this case it is apec clarity of the obama administr...

But for the two to actually have such an important state visit, its a reflection, whichever way we look at it, turning point, breakthrough, whatever you want. that theres a g-2 and that that bilateral economic relationship is going to define them. for one simple reason, ali. because the u.s. may hold the leadership, if you like. particularly in relation to the trans-atlantic and the european sphere. but youve got china with asean, with apec and other side of the globe. together they need each ot...

Visit. thats important symbolism is very important. and look at how the chinese are reporting it here, calling it a diplomatic masterstroke. saying its contributing to world peace. this has been a very testy relationship over the past year. richard has touched on some of the issues there with the economy. the currency issue, the trade imbalance between the u.s. and china. but also the military build-up of china, the tensions over north korea. what theyre saying is that hu jintao has walked that ...

But for the two to actually have such an important state visit, its a reflection, whichever way we look at it, turning point, break through, whatever you want, that theres a g-2, and that that bilateral economic relationship is going to define -- and for one simple reason, ali. because the u.s. may hold the leadership, if you like, particularly in relation to the transatlantic and the european sphere, but china, asean, apec, they need each other. >> ive spent a lot of the week talking about how ...