kerry has been pushing for months to bring them back to the negotiating table. now he's persuaded those senior aides to come together in washington. kerry spoke over the telephone with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. they agreed to send negotiators to washington to prepare for peace talks. the envoys are scheduled to meet on monday and tuesday. kerry has visited the middle east over and over in an effort to coax the two sides back into negotiations. finally on sunday, the israeli cabinet approved the release of more than 100 palestinian prisoners. the palestinians had held out for them to be freed before they would agree to resume talks. >>> egyptians who hold different political beliefs are hardening their resolve. security forces have fought for the last three days with supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi. more than 80 were killed in the dead wliest fighting since military leaders overthrew him earlier this month. morsi supporters are demanding he be reinstated. they ran into security forces on friday, then ag

plane. the latest in a live report. >>> developing now, secretary of state john kerry's wife air-lifted to the hospital. the heiress in critical condition. new details in a live report. >>> and holy hail. the incredible video showing what 12 inches of hail looks like in the middle of july. >>> good morning. i'm tai hernandez. diana perez is off. >> i'm john muller. we begin this monday with the second deadly plane crash in two days. ten people killed when their air taxi crashed at a remote alaska airport late yesterday morning. >> it was the worst aviation disaster in the state in the past 25 years. the plane was already engulfed in flames by the time firefighters arrived. a team from the ntsb is expected to be on the scene by this afternoon. >> all right. and now to that otherly deadly plane crash we've been following so closely. >> overnight we learned the pilot of that plane that crashed in san francisco was training for that specific type of aircraft. the ntsb released this video overnight showing investigators looking through the wreckage. the landing gear, pieces of the win

impact segment tonight two hot stories for you how secretary of state kerry handling the mess in egypt. the immigration house may kill it? >> the house does not intend to take up the senate bill. the house is going to do its own job on developing an immigration bill. >> bill: all right, joining us now from washington fox news ace correspondents james rosen and carl cameron. cammeron, i understand it was a secret meeting today. now how it can be secret if i know about it. >> called a closed door meeting. >> bill: speaker boehner is in there some of his guys and what's going on? >> it's firsty, conservatives are angry and upset and worried frankly that boehner might sacrifice conservative goals on immigration in order to pass a bill if he doesn't handle this well could lose speaker. digging in the heels and think what passed the senate is too liberal and am mess city and doesn't have adequate border security. they are not going to consider it at all. much tougher version that the house conservative conference wants is not likely ever going to be compromised with the senate democrat

. >> senator kerry this morning heralding the long fought achievement of the six trips to the middle east getting negotiators for the israel and palestinian leaders to sit down with each other for the first time in three years. joining me now, state department correspondent for bbc news, and aaron david miller, senior advisor in the past for arab-israeli negotiations at the state department under many administrations. aaron, first to you on what you think the prospects are. we you a the appointment of martin indig, one of your friends to be a special envoy. this is not top level leaders, it is mid level negotiators. what can they accomplish? have they cleared away any underbrush? >> that's where it starts, andrea. the bad news is if you ask me right now is a conflict ending agreement between abbas and netanyahu possible in which the five core issues that drive the israeli-palestinian conflict, border, security of refugees and recognition of israel as the nation state of the jewish people? i would say the odds of achieving that are slim to none. could they, assuming they build a stake

run facility pending appeal. secretary of state john kerry returned from the middle east late last week with word of an agreement to reboot israeli- palestinian peace talks, at least in principle, as jeff reports as usual in the long history of these talks, the delve is in the details. >> reporter: secretary kerry insists the stalled peace process is moving again. >> this is a significant and welcomed step forward. >> reporter: israeli and palestinian negotiators he says will meet in washington as soon as this week. kerry hasn't offered other specifics. >> i think all of us know that candid, private conversations are the very best way to preserve the time and the space for progress and understanding when you face difficult, complicated issues, such as middle east peace. >> reporter: complicated because the two sides are still deeply divided on several issues, including the division of jerusalem, the holy city for both jews and muslims, and israeli built settlements on territory claimed by both. today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu seemed to lower expectations that a new

. - joining us now is kerry hannon, author of "what's next? follow your passion and find your dream job," a book about encore careers. kerry also writes the "great jobs for retirees" column on aarp.org and is a contributing editor to "forbes" magazine, where she writes a blog called "second verse." welcome. - nice to be here, lark. - all right, we heard jill angel say in that packet she had no business plan when she went to nashville. you don't recommend that. - no, absolutely not, but, you know, what jill did is she followed a passion of hers, and i think that trips a lot of people up because what you need to do-- the successful people who make a career change are people who have done things methodically, nothing rash, did their homework, so to speak. and i think jill jumped in a little quickly. - all right, but, obviously it worked for her, but that's just not the ideal way to do it, right? - yeah. you know, truly i think if you can-- now, in this economy, it's hard, but if you can build out your plan over a 3-year process and add those little pieces in so that when you're ready to make t

the obama administration today, secretary of state john kerry announced an agreement has been reached between the israelis and palestinians for the basis to resume middle east peace talks. he is in jordan, where he has been meeting with both sides. he gave no details of the agreement, but said that both sides would hold initial talks in washington next week. the last round of direct talks broke down three years ago. a short time ago, i discussed this announcement with the state department correspondent. >> they have not spoken for three years, so presumably this is pretty good news. >> it is always good news when peace talks resume, but it is important to keep things in perspective. this is something john kerry really wanted when he took the job of secretary of state. he has taken six trips to the middle east. there have been endless meetings and phone calls, and a lot of diplomacy. until this morning, it looked like he was going to leave the region empty-handed. now, we have this announcement that talks will resume. what mr. kerry used convoluted language. , thatd, as you mentioned t

latest on that. good morning, tara. >> good morning, anne-marie. well, if john kerry is successful, israelis and palestinians may be inching toward the first significant negotiations in years, but both sides are skeptical. any potential talks will yield real progress. both israelis and palestinians expressed doubts sunday that peace talks between the two would resume. >> this is a very tough, tough nut to crack, and i don't see it being easily managed at this time, given the politics of the situation on both sides. >> among the sticking points the palestinians are insisting on israel withdrawing settlers from disputed territories and re-establishing the borders that were in plains in 196 p. >> it will not happen. we are here to say. >> israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu has refused to negotiate with the 1967 borders as baseline for a palestinian state. secretary of state john kerry has kept his opinions to himself. >> private conversations are the very best way to preserve the time and the space for progress and understanding when you face difficult complicated issues such as

." the world lead as nations around them burn secretary john kerry sets a goal for peace between israel and the palestinians. why now? the politics lead. two more days before summer vacation for congress. president obama may have bus tickets ready for them. details of a visit to capitol hill that reportedly got testy action and there wasn't a republican in sight. >>> the a stunning details of richard nixon. home movies reveal the man behind the victory signs in a new cnn film that's getting a ton of buzz. now it's time for the world lead. after 5,000 years, john kerry says give me nine months and we'll fix the middle east. i'm overstating it a bit. the state department says that's a timeline the parties have committed to as a new round the talks. with all the core issues, refugees refugees, settlers borders, jumaine, all of it on the table. with syria and egypt spilling into chaos, why is kerry focusing on this stuff now? our nick peyton walsh has the story. >> our objective will be to achieve a final status agreement over the course of the next nine months. >> reporter: the clock is ti

seen as quite a victory for john kerry. what's he been doing to get this process going again? >> this is a bit of a diplomatic victory for him. he has organized this and brokered this and that is why these talks about be taking place here in washington. presumably, john kerry, the u.s. secretary of state, will be at all the meetings. it comes off what they call truffle diplomacy, which means he's -- shuttle diplomacy, which means he's been back and forth to the area six times in the months he's had the post of secretary of state. john kerry wants to do this a little bit better than hillary clinton did in the post and certainly has the booklet -- blessing of the us ut president, barack obama. it will be very interesting because there was little to report from his first term in office from the middle east peace process. >> we'll be coming back to you throughout the week as these talks progress the malians have spent the play -- day in a presidential election that could signal a new era of stability. this after a year and a half of chaos between taureg separatists and islamic extremists.

diplomat from the united states report the asia specific will be one of the main priorities. john kerry has pledged to strengthen u.s. 1r68meinvolveme. from the soerngz of southeast asian nations at the conference. some members have criticized china for increasing activities in the south china sea. kerry said the u.s. has a national interest in maintaining freedom of navigation and international law. >> as a pacific nation, we take our supports and partnerships seriously and we continue to build an active and enduring presence in every respect. >> kerry met with his counterparts from japan and south korea to get over the united approach on north korea. they will say they will work to push authorities to stop developing nuclear weapons. kerry sat down with foreign minster and south korean foreign minster. >> this is the right time for representatives of the three countries to exchange opinions over north korean issues. >> he called the meeting significant. it's the first of its kind since they elected new governments and president obama entered his second term. kerry said the three nations h

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forecast. teresa heinz kerry is in critical condition after being hospitalized over the weekend, the wife of john kerry the. >> our courage of the crash at san francisco international continues after the break. that plane is still sittingen -- sitting on the >> kgo and the national transportation safety commission will hold a news conference in ten minutes with an update on the investigation into the cause of the plane to crash upon landing so we invite you to follow us on twitter@abcnewsbayarea for my new details coming from the news conference of the when you see the wreckage of the asiana flight 214 you will wonder how anyone can increase the anothers surviving in such a plane crash. according to the national transportation safety board the survival rate in the plane crashes is actually very high, 95 percent. those who brace for impact and those at back of the plane doing better. the impact itself is not the only danger for passengers. >> if you can't instantly determine the source and severity of the smoke you must consider it to be a threat to the airplane. >> the fell aviation

held talks with secretary kerry and susan rice, mainly on the middle east and why they are not in a position to tell us what they told them, exactly. we would be hearing from them about matters regarding the peace process and what needs to be done. i thought i would ask of your impression of where matters stand. what can we expect from the latest initiative of carries and the upcoming negotiations and people are still skeptical whether negotiations will need to break through or whether we will see another endless process. you have been a peace negotiator who has been able to bring the two sides together. what can you tell us about the latest round in what can we look for that might offer us more hope? >> thank you first of all for letting us come and thank you for coming to be with us. i think it is accurate to say the elders have taken upon ourselves the responsibility of probing -- probing for progress in the middle east. this is one of the primary charges we got. visits to the middle east, to israel, west bank, and gaza. as well as to jordan, lebanon, and egypt. we have been able

r.t. . syrian national coalition leaders have met with the u.s. secretary of state john kerry aging washington to get a move on with sending promised arms to the rebels that's the head of the planned in full session with the u.n. security council where the anti assad leadership will call despite the group having no official status the details now from artie's marina porter in new york. i delegate representing the syrian opposition is in new york city for a three day visit that kicked off thursday afternoon during a bilateral meeting between the group and us secretary of state john kerry prior to the closed door discussions kerry said that there could not be any military solution to the syrian crisis only a political solution not a political solution is expected to be ironed out at the upcoming geneva two conference co-sponsored by russia and the u.s. however it is no secret that the syrian opposition would like to receive the weapons and military aid that the obama administration recently promised to deliver to rebels that are currently fighting against syrian president bashar al as

>> hello and welcome to the ."ournal" john kerry says that israelis and palestinians have agreed to meet in washington. back intic weapon moscow, determined to run for mayor. and conquering the alps in yemen, setting up his maiden move and cycling's biggest race. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says regarding the peace process is a vital strategic interest to israel. his comments come just a day after u.s. secretary of state john kerry announced israelis and palestinians will hold preliminary talks in washington in the coming weeks. israel's expected to release a number of palestinian prisoners before the talks again. it has been three years since the two sides have held face-to- face negotiations. >> finally, a sign of a breakthrough for kerry's diplomacy. through his time mediating, palestinian president mahmoud abbas has insisted he would only agree to negotiations on pre- 1967 borders. that was something israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu staunchly opposed. whether the issue has been resolved is not clear. >> i'm hopeful because of the courageous leadership sho

state john kerry has pledged to strengthen u.s. involvement in the security and stability of the region. kerry addressed foreign ministers from the association of southeast asia nations at their conference in brunei. some asean members have criticized china for increasing its activities in the south china sea. kerry says the u.s. interests are with remaining international interests. >> as a nation, we take our pacific relationships and responsibilities and we will continue to build an active adherence in every respect. >> he met with counterparts from japan and south korea to go over their united approach on north korea. they say they'll work together to push authorities in pyongyang to stop developing nuclear weapons. kerry sat down in brunei with fumio kishida and south korean foreign minister yun byung-se. >> translator: this is the right time for representatives of the three countries to exchange opinions over north korean issues. >> yun called the meeting significant. the first of its kind since japan and south korea elected new governments and president obama entered his se

state john kerry announcing that a new round of mideast peace talks are expected to begin in washington this week. no direct talks have been held between the two parties since 2010. that, of course, left the prospects of middle east peace in limbo. the revelation comes after an intense last minute round of negotiations over this weekend. mr. kerry met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the past few days. he also talked to president obama on the phone. secretary kerry praising both abbas and netanyahu for making such talks possible despite some skepticism. >> we know the challenges require some very tough choices in the days ahead. today, however, i am hopeful. i'm hopeful because of the courageous leadership shown by president abbas and prime minister netanyahu. both of them have chosen to make difficult choices here. and both of them were instrumental in pushing in this direction. john balden is former u.s. ambassador to united nations, senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and fox news contributor who joi

-- >> this is a significant and welcome step forward. >> john kerry says israelis and palestinians could be coming back to the negotiating table. u.s. cityyet for the of detroit. a judge rules they cannot file for bankruptcy. to crackalia moves down on asylum-seekers signing a deal to send them to pop in new guinea.- paupua new in egypt where three people have been killed in rival demonstrations north of cario. iro. two women died. at least six more people have been injured. supportersf morsi's are demanding that he be returned to power. earlier the army used tear gas to stop some demonstrators from marching on the presidential palace in cairo. a different message in tahrir square where crowds have turned their support for the army and the interim government. part, thets military say they will not hesitate to act if things turned violent. security is emerging as a major concern with two more people killed in the sinai. we go live in cairo. the protests around egypt have largely been peaceful and to those people were killed. -- until those people were killed. >> indeed. the security

telhami. >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with a look at secretary kerry's peace initiative in the mirld east, joining me, ziad asali, dennis ross, and shibley telhami. >> this issue as sthibly says is the ultimate conflict in the world and it is exceptionally important to the arabs and muslim to have it resolved. so i think the mere fact of bringing the partisan negotiations will buy time for the united states and all the parties, so that the other outstanding burning presence, violent issues in several countries in the region will be easier to handle if this at least there is this appearance or more than appearance, a real attempt at resolving this issue. >> rose: and then we turn to china, a new business enterprise, joining me, bruno wu and tom middelhoff, the company is bt capital, we talk about doing business in china. >> china is in the phase of going through a major social transformation. no matter what people actually do have access to actually all kind of information, and the, i agree transparency will bring better understanding among the people, bu

of state john kerry has been working on this diplomatic effort for months. elsewhere, in egypt, weekend clashes killed 84 supporters of ousted president morsi. the muslim brotherhood is calling for more marches, including marching on the army's intelligence headquarters. for a look a these challenges, we're joined by mark ginsburg a former ambassador to morocco. thanks for being with us. let's start in egypt. what is the significance of the nature and provocation of the muslim brotherhood's marches here, and what role, if any, do we see the u.s. and john kerry playing? >> ari, we cannot underestimate that egypt is on the cusp of a huge potential blood bath. the fact of the matter is that we need to understand that the muslim brotherhood represents tens of millions of very angry followers of the post-president morsi. the fact that they're still willing to challenge the military establishment by marching on the security intelligence headquarters is an invitation to a huge blood bath. the fact is that despite all our efforts, despite the aid that the united states provides to egyp

. john kerry says israelis and palestinians have agreed to meet in washington. an ecstatic welcome. back in moscow and wants to run for mayor. and the soccer season gets under way for the second ivision. we start out with a major development in middle east peace talks. israel says it will free palestinian prisoners paving the way for renewed negotiations that move fulfills a long standing demand and is being called a significant step forward. yesterday u.s. secretary of state john kerry said they will restart talks in washington next week. kerry has been working for months to bring them back to the table after the last attempt at talks fell apart three years ago. >> finally a sign of a breakthrough for kerry's shuttled diplomacy. peace talks between israel and the palestinians will resume after his third meeting this week with palestinian president. ab agreement with israel seems to have been reached but the details are unclear. >> so they have courageously recognized that in order for israelis and palestinians to live together side by side in peace and security, they must begin by sitti

state john kerry briefly address the situation saying that it's not unusual for lots of nations to spy on one another insisting that every country in gauged in international affairs undertakes lots of activities to protect national security but kerry refused to comment any further until he said he had all the facts and finds out precisely what the situation is what's clear is that washington will not be able to sweep this problem under the rug or downplay these latest revelations now last month many may remember when americans discover that the u.s. government was collecting the daily phone records of some one hundred million americans u.s. president barack obama defended the massive made it made a data grab by saying no one is listening to conversations it's highly doubtful that type of response is going to appease european leaders many of whom have already demanded immediate explanations for the alleged breach of trust and backstabbing. and i'm just curious to know what kind of reaction we might expect from washington's european partners. well we've already seen some reaction whi

. the secretary of state john kerry's wife is in the hospital as fox reports tonight. theresa heinz carrie is also the multimillionaire heinz ketchup harris. tonight we are getting update on her condition. first, it was the former sexting congressman anthony weiner running for new york mayor. now, client number 9 to make a come back. can eliot spitzer get back into politics after his prostitution scandal? that's coming up as fox reports live tonight. (announcer) flavors this delicious are worth searching for. friskies. feed t senses. ( bull roar ) ...if you don't attend the running of the bulls. ole! >> shepard: the disgraced former new york governor eliot spitzer who was once named forever and always client number 9 drew some heckling in manhattan today as he collected signatures for new campaign for the office of new york city's comptroller. >> you lied. you cheated on your family. >> that heckler you heard was, of course, referring to spitzer's prostitution scandal that led the democrat to resign as governor of the state in 2008. he announced late last night that he is running fo

coalition met with u.s. secretary of state john kerry in new york where the weapons shipments that trend and informal session with the u.n. security council is also succumb to for us on that. a delegation representing the syrian opposition is in new york city for a three day visit that kicked off thursday afternoon during a bi lateral meeting between the group and the u.s. secretary of state john kerry prior to the closed door discussions kerry said that there could not be any military solution to the syrian crisis only a political solution not a political solution is expected to be ironed out at the upcoming geneva two conference co-sponsored by russia and the u.s. however it is no secret that the syrian opposition would like to receive the weapons and military aid that the obama administration recently promised to deliver to the rebels that are currently fighting against syrian president bashar al assad that topic was likely addressed when kerry met behind closed doors with the visiting delegation which is being led by the president of the syrian national coalition ahmed jarba what som

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msnbc analyst lisa bloom and kerry sanders. you were there. you spoke, i believe, to the parents of trayvon martin and their legal representatives. can you tell us how they were feel, how they felt the proceedings had concluded? >> well, when they, when john guy, who is the prosecutor, completed his rebuttal in the closing, they then exited the court. there was still some activity going on in the court. but they exited. and i walked out of the court with them. and i spoke to tracy martin, who is trayvon martin's father and just said how do you think the state has done, the prosecution has done. he said they did good. they did good, meaning the prosecutor. sybrina fulton didn't want to comment but their attorney was with them. andly a chance to talk to ben crump. and he said john guy gave a strong close. and he went on to say that john guy cut to the heart of the matter. and that is where this case is, a heart. and he emphasized heart. so they went into a small little area. you know these courthouses have little side rooms where attorneys can meet with clients. and they're holed up r

in southern italy as a tour bus plunges off a highway killing dozens. >>> senator john kerry brings peace negotiators back to the table. >>> anthony weiner's campaign setback as pressure mounts for him to drop out of the race. >>> plus a jewelry heist at a hotel. one couple's trash turns out to be treasure. >>> and details on kimye's bed budget. >>> good morning to you. i'm veronica delaware la kruz. the latest incident involving a tour bus, the bus plunged 100 feet off a major highway after slamming into several cars slowed by heavy traffic. at least 37 people were killed. another 11 people on board were injured, 2 in critical condition. >>> we're learn iing more about the deadly crash involving a church bus in indianapolis. the youth pastor, his pregnant wife and a congregation member were killed and 19 others injured when the bus carrying about 40 passengers overturned. the driver told police the vehicle's brake's had failed. >>> a bus was rushed from flood waters. none of the passengers were injured. >>> middle east peace talks resume today in washington. the l the last obstacle

john kerry. we seek reasonable compromise z on tough, complicated, emotional and symbolic issues. kerry made six trips to the region and both sides credit president obama's visit in march and his call for compromise. >> the window of opportunity still exists but it's getting more and more difficult. >> reporter: the team sent to washington by israeli prime minister netanyahu and palestinian president mahmoud abbas are starting this evening over dinner. >> the first step is tonight. >> reporter: some palestinians protested the restart of talks, unwilling to recognize israel as a permanent jewish state, arguing about refugees, borders and security. but agreement looks possible on the last two issues. >> that's kerry's game. >> reporter: former middle east negotiator aaron david miller says it's a key change from the carter era, to the clinton era to bush 43. nothing was resolved until everything was. so there's a stalemate. >> the assumption now is you agree to what you can along the way. if the israelis and pale stintians buy that shift, you may be in business. >> reporter: the is

, killing dozens. >>> mid east breakthrough. senator john kerry brings palestinian peace negotiators back to the table. >>> anthony weiner big campaign setback. will he drop out of the race plus, a massive jewelry heist at a ritzy hotel. one couple's trash turns out to be treasure. and details on kimye's exorbitant bed budget. "early today" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "early today" for monday, july 29th. >>> very good morning to you. i'm richard lui. it was a tragic weekend for bus travel. the latest incident involving a tour bus in southern italy. the italian tour bus plunged almost 100 feet off a major highway last night. moments before it slammed into several cars slowed by heavy traffic. at least 30 people were killed. two are in critical condition. more details on this weekend's deadly crash involving a church bus in indianapolis. it had about 40 passengers. the driver told police the vehicle's brakes failed before overtu overturning. the church's youth pastor, his pregnant wife and a congregation member were killed in that. >>> and in arizona, strong floodwaters swe

and phre at the n negotiators white house and we expect john kerry to make comments to the media. website and find out about our coverage there. he house is coming in at noon today so we will bring you to the senate armed services committee where a hearing is under one to head up the strategic command and the other two had the united states forces in south korea. two had the united states forces in south korea. have thef you confirmation hearings and it's hard to get answers when they have not pursued that position. you have a background in the position you are moving to. i inc. you are both excellent choices. -- i think you are both excellent choices. a question about did you start the treaty. you said you did. , i looked at the treaty and there were a lot of commitments made at that time in order to get the votes necessary watch it. it was a close call. i remainhe said concerned that maintaining a is in the midst of a difficult financial time. modernization is what we are talking about here that was a commitment made that has not yet .eached its fruition in terms of modernizing

building a bomb. what's our secretary of state john kerry doing? he's rolling the boulder up the hill of israeli-palestinian peace. 13 hours of talks with israeli prime minist steister netanyahu. it is surprising hes that bladder to survive the visit from john kerry. maybe next time john kerry can work on solving peace. >> i have a big miss for danny wuerffel, the new head of the irs. just a few weeks on the job and already proven he is no reformer. basically has been saying that -- welthat's how we got targeting of conservative in the tea party. outrageous. >> i gather you think that this is not going anywhere, john kerry's peace plan. >> yeah. i don't think that's going to go anywhere but it would be nice to see a secretary of state devote himself to issues that are actually matter. >> like syria. >> remember, if you have your own hit or miss please send it to us. be sure to follow us on twitter. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and especially to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you all here next week. >>> what they care about is making an extremel

tavis: it has taken a backseat to the bloodshed in cairo. here to discuss john kerry's role as a piece worker is tohael oren, the ambassador the u.s.. the show is good to be here. your: talk to me about thoughts, the chaos in egypt. >> we have had peace with egypt for close to 35 years. it is essential for israel and egypt's security. for stability throughout the entire region. we and israel certainly have been interested in peace, stability, and interest. we will not get involved and how the egyptians should run we want security and peace to be stored there. crucial for us and for the region. >> he was democratically elected, and when a significant number of people did not like the direction they're going, the and, it moves the country in a direction that the military doesn't like. to get intot going change,e of how they but israel has an interesting. we have long said and then proud of the fact that we are the only democracy in the middle east. we would be happier and prouder democracy in the middle east. tavis: does this mean egypt is heading in that direction? >> we are very

john kerry is in the hospital tonight but her condition is improving. teresa heinz kerry was upgraded from critical to fair condition. she was taken to a nan tuck cets hospital sunday after exhibiting seizure like symptoms. before the hospitalization, kerry was scheduled to return to washington tonight after spending time at the couple's nantucket home. >>> all right. start off with maryland's most powerful radar. we see it moving through betterton and cannot county, west of galena still a heavy downpour. get ready for that. overall downpour toward middletown. other than that not a lot of activity statewide. one storm diminishing in charles county and action towards williams port in pennsylvania. dundalk, weather in motion, looking unsettled at times. we did get sunshine on an intermittent basis, partial clearing. in havre de grace like to show this camera because we're looking from the tide water north across susquehanna into cecil county. that's where so much of the storm action has been. right now at bwi we've got 4 degrees. winds are west at eight miles an hour. humidity is on the