his lawyers have said we ll do everything to make sure that he will stay in the country. of course, prosecutors were involved in the case. roman polanski who was sought off for several years. sthoink that was very much in the back of people s minds and indeed discussed in court. and i notice the prosecution said that strauss-kahn had the legal but also the financial means to go wherever he wanted to go. he wouldn t necessarily be someone who would be living a fugitive life because of the money he had available to him. also the huge amount of contacts that he has given his position as head of the imf. but i think, you know, now he has to wait until june for his next court date. and then the trial, i suspect, will be sometime in september or october, depending on when it gets under way. all right, emily, thanks very much for that. the departure leaves open a vacancy for one of the world s
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 queen s historic visit to ireland is almost over. we begin this hour in washington where israel s prime minister will meet the u.s. president today for what s 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 middle east. he got a frosty reception in israel. it s an idea the u.s. has supported unofficially for years, but no president has ever before stated it. the borders of israel and palestine should be based on the 1967 lines with mutually agreed swaps so secure and recognized borders are established for both states. reporter: in return obama called on them to retain its security and recognize it as a jewish state. the 1967 borders were in place before the six-day war in which israel captured th