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since recanted or recounted their stories. theyve also pointed out that theyve had people come forward saying that someone else was responsible for this murder. all of that was before the board. everyone came back from that meeting with the board thinking that they got their point across, that the board was definitely listening, asking a lot of questions about this case. apparently, had they had done their homework and were very, very familiar with this case. so, both sides coming out ...

Negotiation process, of course, is to get him in the bucket for offers of food, anything else that he is needing right now. so, again, this is just going to take time. >> shepard: they have been trying now for more than 124 hours. late today, the man did appear to lean into that platform and accept a little bit of water. but he quickly went back down the tower after that our senior correspondent eric shawn has been watching the feats of the day. we have learned a lot more about this man tonight....

Who are entitled to beneath err vote nor a country. ironically, the young bibi understood that it was impossible to keep the palestinians in such serflike conditions forever. listen to him advocating that palestinians should be given citizenship, either in jordan or in israel. >> in the event that this negotiation process will continue, i am sure that what were talking about is, in fact, eventual citizenship of some kind, either jordanian or israeli or any other arrangement. >> if the palestinia...

Entitled to neither a vote nor a country. ironically, the young bb understood that it was impossible to keep the palestinians in such serflike conditions forever. listen to him advocating that palestinians should be given citizenship, either in jordan or in israel. >> in the event that this negotiation process will continue, i am sure that what were talking about is, in fact, eventual citizenship of some kind, either jordanian or israeli or any other arrangement. >> if the palestinians were smar...

but first up -- the chances of peace in the middle east after the latest round of speeches by prime minister netanyahu and president obama. ill be joined by tom friedman of "the new york times" who is just back from the middle east. now, heres my take for this week. weve just gone through an arcane debate about whether barack obama said anything new when he called for an israeli/palestinian settlement based on 1967 borders with mutually agreed upon land swaps. in fact, that has been ...

but first up -- the chances of peace in the middle east after the latest round of speeches by prime minister netanyahu and president obama. ill be joined by tom friedman of "the new york times" who is just back from the middle east. now, heres my take for this week. weve just gone through an arcane debate about whether barack obama said anything new when he called for an israeli/palestinian settlement based on 1967 borders with mutually agreed upon land swaps. in fact, that has been ...

Later on in the negotiation process. the presidents spokesman, jay carney, going so far to insist to reporters at a briefing following that bilateral meeting, carney saying what the president said is not and should not be construed as new. still, prime minister netanyahu very forceful. he said peace based on illusions will crash on the rocks of middle east realities. he singled out the leader of the palestinian authority and fatah, the political party there, mahmoud abbas, saying he must choose ...

The ground in misrata. there have been reports of boats docking. but what they need is a sustained corridor and at the moment, that hasnt yet happened. if a cease-fire can be worked out, then at the very least, this needs to be established so that aid can start to come in, so the humanitarian corridors over ground can be secured and then the negotiation process. god knows how long that will be drawn out can then start, but the most important thing is to establish impartial observers on the groun...

Interim general council represents them. theyve been hearing from the interim council. those who have spoken out said that as far as theyre concerned, there could be no negotiation without colonel gadhafi standing down. but in taking this back to the u.n. security council, the hope is that at the very least, a cease-fire can be agreed and observers can be on the ground mere before the negotiation process is then who worked out between the two parties. >> while all this is happening, of course, t...

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