My emac safari launches with no search screen and when i open a new tab it shuts down wit an error message???

Hi, and thanks in advance. I have an emac thats working fine except for safari. Click safari the top bar comes up but no page and when i open a new tab it shuts down with a error and message saying it unexpectedly quit and send to apple or relaunch.

safari that i am running is 4.3.1

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