glad to be here. is it really the last chance? the last chance ever? no, i i don t think so. but i think what secretary clinton is trying to do is torque up the pressure. i think she can see as wells the rest of us these talks are on the verge of collapse alrh ey even though they ve just started. and she s trying to build up prsure that will keep the talks going. we just heard from leland in jerusalem that there are deal breakers that both sides are not that they re still refusing to not give in. no, exactly. i think this demonstrates thad plomacy can only bridge differences when the differences are bridgeable a they re just not that s just not in the cards at this time. i think, though, thathe israelis and the palestinians seeing the impending breakdown of the talks ares try sg to position themselves so that the other side can be blamed. and i think that s a lot of what s gng on here with then. rhetoric and so on. well, t weeks ago, youf predicted that the first set of t
specially trained dogs to try and find the latest victims. investigators say thei natural gas pipeline involved in the explosion was labelled at high risk because of its location right in the middle of a highly populated area. that classification, though, requires some stricter inspections. overseas now, peace rlks. tensions running high as the middle east prepar for a second round of talks this week. israelis and palestinians face to face and secretary of state hillary clinton is calling it the last chance for peace both sides at odds when it comes down to the issues on the table. live from jerusalem with more on this stor, hi, leyland. hi, jamie. you know, it s a bad sign when both sis are arguing about the order i which they re supposed to talk about everythheing. the palestinians sayhet to talkbout the borders of their future state first. the israelis say they need to talk about security issues first and as if to underscore that