prime minister benjamin netanyahu, here in washington, meeting with president obama and then going on the record. mr. prime minister, sir, thank you. nice to see you. thank you. greta: welcome back to the united states. i enjoyed talking to you last fall when you were here. indeed. greta: last night, i liived very carefully to your speech, very carefully. in fact, i have a transcript of it in front of me. it says that the international community s tried diplomacy that. hasn t worked. that the community has supplied sanctions. that hasn t worked, there are effortses to impose stiffer sarvegzs, but you said that iran s goal is to develop nuclear weapons and as prime minister you will never gamble with the security of israel t. sounds like war is inevitable. oh, i don t think so. we have seen, in fact, that iran backed off from its nuclear program, tts its nuclear weapons program, really only once in the
the american economy has created in the private sector jobs for the past 21 months in a row. that s nearly three million new jobs in all. more than half a million over the last four months. so we need to keep that growth going. there are some new signs of life in the u.s. job market. with a strong showing in november that caught a lot of the analysts by surprise. the labor department says employers added 120,000 jobs helping push down the unemployment rate from 9% in october to 8.6%. that s the lowest level in almost three years. but there s more to it than meets the eye. lisa sylvester standing by with more. so what s the story behind these latest numbers? okay, wolf. we re going to talk you through the numbers. first, the positive news. unemployment, as you mentioned, it did tick down from 9% to 8.6% in the month of november. that is very good news. and if you take a look at it in terms of the jobs created, 120,000 jobs that is higher than what economists were estimat
$20 billion escrow account, that s not going to be enough and if bp starts encounters some financial problem, who will pay the bills. you think the tax payers will absorb it. i think there s a risk of that. there s another debate and that has to do with the possibility of a clean energy bill. who knows if there s actually the political will to get something through congress this year, but if there is, do you see that having an impact on prices nationally in. it depends what kind of clean energy bill. right now i think it s a no brain their congress needs to pass reform in the way that offshore drillinging has been regulated or not regulated. we have to hold big oil companies accountable. but then there s effortses to try to get a broader energy bill to talk about the long term problems of our oil addiction to try incentivize clean energy and addressing climate change and
a good night s sleep. and that s not an exaggeration. michael jackson was plagued by insomnia for years. he was just plagued with this horrible inability to go to sleep. and he would rely upon doctors to provide him with medication so that he could sleep. according to police, jackson s final hours beyond these windows involved a cocktail of drugs allegedly administered by dr. murray. based on the affidavit, dr. murray s effortses to get jackson to sleep began a ten milligram tablet 6 valium around 1:30 a.m. it didn t work. so according to the affidavit, dr. murray injected the singer with an anti-anxiety drug. by 3:00 a.m., however, jackson was still awake. so murray told police he tried another drug, a sedative. that didn t work either.
what you see as being correct in the vice president s charges, i just don t think it s fair. i think it s only fair. this president has been as tough as anyone s been on terrorists throughout his campaign. he promised. he was willing to go to pakistan if need be. he was criticized by republicans and democrats. as you heard vice president biden they ve taken down several of the top 20 we wanted to find in afghanistan and iraq. our effortses in afghanistan, 35,000 additional troops, some in a democratic party were opposed it to and this president charged ahead. the efforts in the last few days, i think we can point around the edges a bit but it s unfair to say this administration has not been tough or focused and determined in going after terrorists. did the accusation that it s still levels and that former vice president cheney said this morning said that the administration does not consider these acts acts of war. they are still considering them criminal acts which he says is the w