Protest Held At Israeli Consulate In Response To Obama Middle East Speech
While President Obama was meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu in Washington, a protest was held at the Israeli consulate in Midtown Manhattan.
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While President Obama was meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu in Washington, a protest was held at the Israeli consulate in Midtown Manhattan.
President Barack Obama is urging Israel to pull back to 1967 borders, which has always been rejected, and he wants the Palestinians demilitarized. Obama's speech was met with shock and dismay here in the Tri-State Area from both sides.
Since Jim Calhoun won his third national championship six weeks ago there have been parades, dinners, awards and a visit to the White House. One thing that hasn't crossed his busy schedule is time to think about retirement. And he's glad about that.
Air Force One aborted its first attempt at landing Wednesday at Bradley Field, but landed safely minutes later. The plane was flying in heavy cloud cover, and the pilots apparently didn't like what they saw.
Schneiderman said the working group was created at the request of President Barack Obama and was just getting started on its investigation.
14-year-old Payton Wall asked President Obama to help her meet Justin Bieber when he visited Ground Zero last week. Well, never say never.
According to his spokeswoman, Lieberman felt it was his responsibility to view the photos, and after seeing them believes that "there should be no doubt whatsoever that Osama bin Laden is indeed dead."
"I'm a kid from Jersey who has people asking him to run for president. I'm thrilled by it," he said. "I just don't want to do it."
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he received word about the death of Osama bin Laden 90 minutes before it was publicly announced.
In addition to laying a wreath at the site of the collapsed Twin Towers, President Obama met with first responders, police officers and family members of those killed.
The most emotional moments of President Barack Obama's visit to ground zero on Thursday may have been away from the cameras.
Obama arrived under very tight security at the firehouse, which is known as "the Pride of Midtown,'' for a 45 minute visit.
Thousands of people flocked to Ground Zero Thursday to honor those who died and to catch a glimpse of President Barack Obama -- including The Stallings family from New Jersey.
Officers believed the man was acting suspiciously. They emptied his messenger bag, then brought him inside a post office before eventually releasing him.
A small group of 9/11 families met with President Barack Obama Thursday during his visit to Ground Zero -- four days after he announced the death of Osama bin Laden.
The families of U.S. troops recently killed in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan face a swirl of emotions as they bury their dead while the nation celebrates the capture and killing of Osama bin Laden.
New York Democrat Rep. Anthony Weiner says people should accept that "these photos won't add anything.''
The NY1-Marist Poll results released Wednesday show that 39 percent of city residents surveyed said they felt happy upon hearing that bin Laden was dead. Another 24 percent said they felt surprised, 10 percent felt excited and 7 percent felt relieved.
President Barack Obama will be meeting with a small, handpicked group of September 11 families at ground zero Thursday.
In an interview with CBS News correspondent Steve Kroft for this Sunday's "60 Minutes", President Barack Obama says he won't release the Osama bin Laden images taken to prove his death.
Osama bin Laden's death has proved to be a boon for business near ground zero.
Of all the images seen of bin Laden in the days since his death, there is one that remains tightly under wraps and for many is the most sought after one.
Beckwith stood with then-President Bush at Ground Zero three days after the towers collapsed. He watched this week as President Obama announced bin Laden's death.
Authorities have already stepped up security around New York City. The hope is that new intelligence might help thwart whatever Al Qaeda might be planning.
The White House says Obama will visit ground zero, the site of al-Qaida's attack on the World Trade Center, and meet with the families of those killed nearly 10 years ago.
