mexico's most notorious druglords is in custody this morning, captured after a shoot-out in the northern city of chihuahua. officials say he's to blame for the deaths of up to 1,500 people in mexico's ongoing drug wars. hattie kaufmann has his story. >> reporter: even by the standards of mexico's vicious drug war it was a shocking attack. last july in the city of juarez, paramedics rushed to save the life of a policeman who has been shot when a car bomb claims their lives as well. the policeman was a decoy. mexican authorities paraded the alleged mastermind before cameras, jose antonio acosta hernandez, known as el diego was arrested friday after a shoot-out with police in the northern city of chihuahua. on twitter president philippe calderon described the arrest as a maximum blow to the juarez cartel. >> this is a tactical removal of an individual that is very capable of killing and killing at a very frenzied pace. >> reporter: the reputed enforcer for the juarez cartel led a gang of hitmen and corrupt cops, allegedly ordered 1,500 killings. the juarez and cenloa drug gangs are fighting a ru

the blasts occurred in the northern cities of kirkuk and tikrit and diyalah and car beulah before monday. the interior ministry said exsoivs were found in five other locations but security forces dif fused them. authorities consider the bombs as systemic acts of terror. they are debating whether to ask the united states to keep some of its troops beyond the deadline for withdraw by the end of this year. >>> thaksin shinawatra is resuming diplomatic activities with the backing of thailand's new government led by his sister. the exiled former prime minister is going to visit japan next week. thaksin will arrive august 22nd and stay about a week. during his stay he's expected to make a speech in tokyo and travel to areas hit by the march 11th disaster. the thai government asked japan to issue a special visa for thaksin, who is [ inaudible ] of corruption. the request went through. japanese immigration rules prohibit the entry of foreigners who are been given prison terms of more than one year. he has been living in exile since the thai military ousted him in 2006, but this month, his sister

but shops were attacked and cars set alight in the northern city of manchester in the country's second largest city birmingham. the rioters are mostly young people dissatisfied with government austerity measures and high unemployment. they're believed to be contacting each other through mobile phones and social networking sites to target areas with low security. the rioting began in london on saturday after a protest rally against a fatal police shooting of a 29-year-old man turned violent. the independent police commission said on tuesday there was no evidence that the man fired at officers before he was killed, triggering fresh public criticism of the police. >>> up next, the extended world weather forecast. >>> and that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye. ♪ >>> this is the taroko express. it's taiwan railway's newest train. 24-year-old hsu jui-ting is a conductor on the train. she always smiles brightly at the passengers. a 2008 college graduate, jui-ting has just started her career as a conductor. we'll follow a

a car bomb in the northern city of kirkuk damaged a catholic church. it is a mixed city several hours north of baghdad. sunni muslims have targeted people in the past in that city. >>> directly to the united nations, the land known as the west bank for their own. >> the area carry as history that started long before the world ever heard of palastinians. >> most of the world calls it the west bank. the bible gave it a different name. >> it is not called the west bank, although it is on the west bank of the jordan. we know it as judea and samaria. >> the jewish people born and that is where it started. that is where abraham walked, isaac and jacob lived and jacob slept and had his famous dream. >> this is named after biblical beth elle, house of god. god appeared to jacob and promised this land to him and his decent dents forever. >> israel regained control during the 1967, 6-day war. 1.6 million palastinians and 350,000 israeli jews live here. now this area, known as israel's biblical heartland could be the future palastinian state. this is highway 60,

. >> the major northern city is modern after russia and it is here that some of the japanese have recently returned to make their homes. this woman's father worked on the white house and missed the last boat to japan in 1945. her parents brought up the family and died. she promised to mother that she would return to japan and 10 years ago, she did. >> i felt very sorry for my mother. she had to bring up 8 children and did not have enough time to learn russian. >> ironically, when she makes her tea, the gas she is using probably comes from -- this was offshore from the island where she grew up. the russians have found vast reserves of natural gas which have been liquified and pumped into ships. this has been operating for more than two years and 60% of all of their producers goes straight to japan. 7,000 kilometers from moscow, the economy is struggling to a benefit in little from the wealthy neighbor. a dispute over the islands means that russia and japan have never signed a peace cheater -- peachtree -- russia and japan have never signed a peace treaty. >> the problems are not only impact

the army has also occupied the northern cities. manyyrians appear undeterred by the harsh repression. people take to streets in a show of solidarity and resistance, like here in a suburb of damascus. as the death toll rises, so does the pressure on the international community to take steps against the syrian regime. the u.n. security council has been discussing a draft resolution to condemn the repression in syria. early moves to do so were halted by russia and china. >> earlier, we spoke to the deputy foreign ministry of germany and asked what we can expect to come out of the deliberations of the security council. >> there was movement in the security council. some of the members have been very reluctant to enter the dialogue on a resolution or a presidential statement. they've changed their position. the people in damascus have been incredibly violent. anyone who, people are getting more and more discredited. >> italy would like other countries to pull their ambassadors. do you think that germany should follow suit? >> we have no

antonio a cost ar hernandez knowns el diego was arrested friday after a shoot-out with police in the northern city of chihuahua. on twitter mexican president fell ep aye calderon describes the arrest as a maximum blow to the juarez cartel. >> this is a very good tactical removal of an individual is very capable of killing and killing at a very frenzied pace. >> reporter: the reputed enforcer for the juarez cartel, led a gang of hitmen and corrupt cops. he allegedly ordered 1500 killings including the braz endrive-by murders of two americans u.s. consullate employee lesley enrique and her husband were gunned down leaving a child's better day party last year. their infant daughter was uninjured in the backseat of their car. the juarez and-- sinoloa drug cans are fighting a battle for control of drug routes to the u.s. more than 3 hu people were killed last year. among them 15 teenager massacred at a party, again el diego is believed responsible. acosta has been indict approximated in the u.s. for the consullate murders. >> it sends a powerful signal to the mexican cartels that if you target u.s. dip

major northern city is startlingly modern after russia. it is to hear that many of the japanese have returned to make their homes. her father worked on a lighthouse, and missed the last boat to japan in 1945. her parents brought up their family and died under soviet rule. she promised her mother she would return to japan. 10 years ago, she did. >> i felt very sorry for my mother. she was left with eight children and did not see them have enough time. >> ironically, when she makes her tea, the guess she is using probably comes from the island. offshore from the island where she grew up, the russians have found vast reserves of natural gas, which are being pumped into ships for distribution across the far east. this has been operating for more than two years. 60% of all it produces goes straight to japan. 70,000 kilometers from moscow, the economy is struggling, benefiting little from its wealthy neighbor because the dispute means that russia and japan have never signed a peace treaty to officially and the second world war. -- and - end the

three days of mourning after more than 50 people died in an arson attack on a ca seen quo in the northern city. armed men brock into the building and drenched it with fuel before setting it on fire. a teenage boy has died after violent clashes with police officers on the final day of a general strike in the capital city of san diego in chile. tens of thousands took to the police calling for far reaching reforms. the boy, identified as 16-year-old manuel, was shot thursday night. police launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. in the u.k., hundreds of thousand are expected to teaped the notting hill carnival in west london this weekend. the biggest event of its kind in europe. but it will start and finish earlier this year. following riots in london nearly three weeks ago. and there will also be a record number of police on the streets for current last-minute carnival preparations. >> we acknowledge the responsibility in our time. >> traditional toast set the scenes, unveiling of two plaques in notting hill, celebrating the roles claudia jones and running played i

japanese government is providing assistance to lay 1,500-kilometer freight railway linking the northern city of new delhi with the commercial hub mumbai in the west. india has developed an asian rail network. accidents are common. safety is a necessity for transport infrastructure. japan has the world's best technology to provide that safety. >> are you sure it sound like a win-win situation here. do you thing epa will significantly boost japan/india relations as a result? >> things are not so easy. many people are doing business with india may think things are not going so smoothly and demonstrated procedures are too complex to understand. so far, the relation between japan/india have not been as strong as those between japan/china. but japan/india share basic values like democracy, rule of law, market economy and the freedom of speech. in addition, in cultural times, the nation have -- in buddhism. despite many difference, japan/india are connected individually but deeply so it may be interesting to see whether they'll be able to lead a new age in asia's economic growth. >> thanks for your

thailand has announced new measures to protect tourists after five people died mysteriously in the a northern city earlier this year. the country's department of deceased control has promised to monitor bed bugs and other sprays used in hotels after three of the deaths were linked to chemical or pesticide poisoning. hospitals must also report tourist illnesses. you're watching "newsday" from the bbc. still to come, as the u.s. vice president begins a five-day visit to asia, we look at china's trade length with america. >> and basketball is the first sport to be tested at london's olympic park. after weeks of protests, israeli members of parliament have held an emergency debate over the country's cost of living. netanyahu's government has been accused of dragging its feet. >> four weeks into this protest, at the height of the israeli summer, and tempers are flairing. outside the knesset, the israeli parliament, largely middle class protesters, showed their anger and disdain for the politicians inside. with national attention focused not on israel's long running dispute with the palestinians but int

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were trolling the streets of london in a bid to prevent more clashes but tonight it's in the northern english city of manchester that a large group of youths have been throwing missiles and police the random violence is entering its fourth day although the worst hit areas of south london appear calm reports. london mayor boris johnson a rise in the riots devastated clap and to a mixed reception delivering the government's message to rioters that they'll feel the full force of the law to. the future. but who's going to catch them across england and wales more than eleven thousand police have already been laid off in austerity measures by two thousand and fifteen a total of thirty four thousand will go meanwhile london and other cities are taken over by thugs the police have not been anywhere where if the police if the police were hit that would have been i think any surprise i think south a little bit better i don't think they're doing everything they can and i don't mean to be more violent i think they need to be more competent while police numbers are being cut the estimated cost of the war in af

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a patrol in the streets of london tonight in a bid to prevent more clashes but it's in the northern english city of manchester tonight that a large group of youths have been throwing missiles at police the random violence is entering its fourth day than although the worst hit areas of south london do appear calm artie's over bennett's there. shops and businesses are not just here in clapham in southwest london but all over the city have been closing early as fears rise of another night of looting and violence and we've seen people here walking home early from work carrying their computers with them fearing that there could be break ins to the shops and businesses here on the high street and the police also fearing another night of violence they say they'll be up in their offices in the street from six thousand last night to sixteen thousand tonight and they'll be prepared to use plastic bullets if they have to and so the so the city is prepared for another night of violence and now i haven't seen any of that here in clapham in the southwest of london where the tensions here have been definitely

violence and looting after three days of disorder and that outbreak of rest has been reported in the northern city of manchester where hundreds of people joined rioters. the u.s. federal reserve the u.s. economy is not as strong as it thought the feds comments were enough to push the u.s. markets back into the red after a day of modest. and europe's top bank says the continent's going through the worst financial crisis since world war two european markets certain day to day despite the central bank's move to buy the region's crippled economy. more money. international.

young people stood outside their temple and in the northern city angry residents chased after any suspectedlooter. riots faced off not with looters but with local residents. >> my offices need to face off with rioters and residents, not the vigilantes. th not people who threaten violence on anyone coming into their community. >> reporter: londoners may want to get rid of them but police warn them to not go vigilante. police say locals can help by going online. they set up a flickr page. that has inspired nettisons to set up their own packages like cash a lotter and using hash tags to out those who have admitted to looting. others are using social media to get the city back on its feet. riot clean-up is organizing neighbors and equipping them with brooms in the hope that solidarity will speed recovery and keep the violence at bay. >> we're going to be talking to grimm haels. we'll talk how it could be hurting rioter, especially with olympics coming next year. that's still to come on the show. >> absolutely. but before that, your business traveler's forecast with jen delgado is still ahead sq

the siege from the northern city of hamas where 70 civilians have been killed in a concerted crackdownn sunday. tankss shelled mosques where the antigovernment resistance had taken up. there was footage of armed protesters labeling them terrorists backed by a foreign power they need to bring down the regime of the president assad, appearing at a hospital visiting wounded soldiers. >> translator: we are making great sacrifices for the sake of the country. >> reporter: the syrian government claims 300 seasonals died since the uprising began in march and has had funeral of seven service men killed in the assault. the sacrifice viewed as brutal oppression of innocent citizens who flooded the internet with video of their plight. >> translator: we will be waiting for the day to see the murders on trial -- murderers on trial. the people are living in a state of terror by this regime. >> reporter: more killing on tuesday triggered greater diplomatic pressure. italy recalled its ambassador to damascus in protest. long-term ally russia also condemned the violence. the u.s. state department said

city of stamford. primarily in the northern section.e're waiting for the utility company to dispatch the crews that we were promised that would be here sunday. haven't yet arrived. unfortunately, we're all ready to go, and we're waiting for the most important people to show up. >> and so states all along the eastern seaboard kind of share connecticut's pain, waiting for some help to arrive. more than 4 million people are, in fact, without power right now. and in just a half an hour from now, president barack obama will be making a live statement from the white house. officials say that he'll be providing an update on the storm conditions. of course, we'll be taking that statement live from the white house, 5:00 eastern time. y. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better, and that means...

you would find it in northern cities as well. it was a great ingathering of the american people. mostly black, but there were great white heroes as well. this great ingathering came together in washington, d.c. on that summer day and said, this has to stop. from the mountain from the mountain of despair we want a stone of hope, which is the theme of the memorial. and we have come a very, very long way. we have made changes that would have been unthinkable back when he was giving that speech. there's still a long way to go. we still have despair in our inner cities. we still have minorities who are not on a path to success in their country. so this struggle isn't over. if he was alive today what he would be saying to us is we've got to fight poverty, we've got to fight homelessness. we've got to fight the reality that 50% of our minority children are not finishing high school. he'd still be fighting. he'd still be struggling, but his message would be worldwide. >> what would you say to children today with your strong focus on education, what would you say to them about the importa

people have been killed in an attack on a can see no in the northern -- on a casino in and northern mexican citymonterey. armed men broke in and lifted on fire. if dozens of people were trapped by smoke and flames. first, can you tell us what has been happening at the site back are there signs of more bodies being pulled from the side? >> there are hellish scenes from monterrey, mexico's third largest city. the operation to recover the bodies is still ongoing. according to local authorities, they fear the death toll of at least 40 people could go up in the next few hours as the operation continues. there are lots of reactions are around the mexican political spectrum, mainly from president calderon, who has called this an abhorrence of act of terror. the attack happened in broad daylight and in a city that is mexico's industrial capital, one of the wealthiest cities of mexico, which used to be one of of latin america. >> do we know what has been the motivation -- what has triggered this attack? >> there is no clear indication yet. authorities work " -- were quick to blame the problems with organ

. >>> you will hear from this man ahead -- he's a convicted sex offender suing a northern california city to live near a playground. >>> the bay area weather may look the same to most of us. rosemary will pinpoint a few changes. >>> i think it will help our people that will provide us to get a job interview. >>> how these men who are barely dressed at all are helping others dress better. >>> one person is -- one person is dead after eating ground turkey. the as i -- the cases are spread over 26 states, including california. so far the cdc has traced the disease to at least four locations. the government will not name the retailers or processors. there's also no further information about the person killed. as of now, the government has not ordered a recall. >>> two san francisco city officials say they plan to take steps against crisis pregnancy centers that try to steer women away from having abortions. >> unfortunately, these crisis centers that have proliferated have mass ka rated -- have masqueraded and are centers to dissuade women from seeking their constitutionally- protected rights

. >>> a tanker fire that forced evacuations of a northern california city is still burning. ahead what crews will do next. and the bay area is warming up but meteorologist mark tamayo will tell us if it will lasts. also, better lunch meals coming to a bay area school district. but at a cost. >>> a young man from pacifica survived a dangerous situation on northbound interstate 280 this morning after he lost control of his truck. the vehicle hit a guardrail and slammed into a tree about 6:30 near the farm hill boulevard exit. the driver either staggered or crawled across several lanes of traffic to the other side of the road. fortunately, he was not hit by a car. the chp says he may have suffered internal injuries and was taken to stanford medical center. >>> a tour bus and a big rig collided this morning on the new jersey turnpike, injuring up to a dozen people. there were 50 people onboard the bus, headed from new york city to washington, d.c. one suffered critical injuries, two had serious injuries. investigators say they don't know yet what caused the crash. >>> and placer

police in the northern afghan city of kunduz say an intelligence official was killed in the bombing,ee children were also wounded by the explosives planted in the official's car. >>> the u.n. security council is condemning syria for attacking civilians and calling for an end to the violence there. the u.n. action was triggered by wednesday's continuing military assault against the city of hama. reports say more than 100 people have been killed there in the last four days. >>> former egyptian president hosni mubarak is being held at a hospital outside cairo this morning. his trial on charges of corruption and ordering killings of protesters will resume august 15th. the sight of him in court wednesday stunned viewers. elizabeth palmer reports. >> reporter: egyptians were seeing it with their own eyes and still hardly believed it. their once untouchable president hosni mubarak came into court flat on his back in a gurney and then appeared in court in a prisoner's cage and appeared next to his sons with several officials on trial, too. mubarak is accused of corruption and the killing of

last night a fourth night of violence was concentrated in cities in northern england.ting some help that they really don't want. mark phillips is in london with the latest. good morning, mark. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. well, despite the post riot look to part of london, businesses are trying to repair and to actually reopen. but a very worrying incident last night. three men were killed as they tried to defend their property in face of other potential rioters. they were in a sub-asian area of town and it has become a worrying twist to this story about. there's ab new and worrying reaction to the wave of looting across london. vigilantism. local citizens have organized their own protection against the rioters. in this south asian area of london, local shopkeepers and others came out into the streets to defend their business, homes and temples against potential attack. >> brothers and sisters, sons and daughters come together to solve the problems without undue violence to protect each other which then takes it to a further level causing further violence and de

looting after three days of you saw them hunted outbreak of on rest has been reported in the northern english city of manchester tonight where hundreds of people enjoying rioters. u.s. federal reserve's admits it the u.s. economy is not as strong as it thought the fed's comments were enough to push the u.s. market back into the red after a day of modest gains. and europe's top blanket says the continent's going through the worst financial crisis since world war two european markets sudden uncertain day today despite the central bank's move to buy bonds from the region's crippled economies let's talk more money now about sky's room co-hosts here on the international. max kaiser this is the kaiser report wait a minute before we get started i'm going to make a prediction based on this debt ceiling to back all and the suggestion that the pentagon would have to get some cuts per today's financial times i am predicting false flag terror attack in the next ninety days because remember you can't cut the military budget in america because what's america without a military budget that exceeds all other mili

at least forty three people have been injured in the northern iraqi city of kirkuk after a car bomb exploded outside a catholic church police say two further attempts to bomb christian targets were foiled when did including church staff and people from neighboring houses which were also damaged by the last this is the latest of a series of similar attacks in the muslim region where the north is a regularly targeted by insurgents and religious extremists. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has agreed to discuss a possible return to pre nine hundred sixty seven borders with indians the country's been occupying land in the west bank where palestinians hope to build their own state since the sixth they will announce from follows netanyahu is consistent rejection of the same. proposal put forward by barack obama may in return the palestinians will be expected to drop their bid for statehood at the un and formally recognize israel as the killers. but how about this then heavy traffic and chaotic parking is a daily headache in just about every major city of the world a people unable to find

comes of that they say over thirty people have been killed since troops seize control of the northern port city of latakia for analysis of the crisis in the uprising torn country and all joined live by michel it will delve ski director of research on globalization many joining us here on our team this evening now the u.n. is making its move out of syria is it a sign do you think the situation is just getting out of control that. salute you go visions is moving go north central star oh it's but i think that this is really part of a public relations campaign to down below is the syrian government without addressing the fundamental causes of the crisis this is not a peaceful process though it is an arm it's a reaction by. well organized mercenaries. and it is conferred. not only by government sources let's examine israeli and lebanese sources say the protesters have heavy machine guns so. i think. the united nations decided to really to remove it says no the central star staff essentially. as a prelude to tomorrow's session of the united nations security council it is believed that the five month

demonstrators it comes out today saying thirty people have been killed since cheap seize control of the northern port city of latakia but director of the center for research by zation and michel edge of the gulf ski says the hype around the syrian crisis is being orchestrated from abroad i think that this is really part of a public relations campaign. to double is the syrian go. without addressing the fundamental causes of the crisis this is the notes of peace. there still. is an insurrection by. well over the most serious. that is. known only by government sources let's examine israeli and lebanese sources say the protesters have heavy machine guns so. i think. the united nations decided to move to remove its is no essential stuff stuff essentially. as a prelude to tomorrow's session of the united nations security council. around says it's ready to resume international negotiations all eyes disputed nuclear program he's on extended sees russia's efforts as key to restarting the talks south according to the iranian foreign minister he's all my visit to moscow two ounce currently under four sets of u.n. sa

meanwhile activists say over thirty people have been killed since troops seized control of the northern port city of latakia and according to the director of the center for research on globalization michel chossudovsky much of the hype around the syrian crisis originates from abroad. i think that this is really part of the public relations kind of page to double the size the syrian government without addressing the fundamental causes of the crisis this is the note of peace so this. is an armed insurrection by the well organized mercenaries. and it is. not only by government sources let's examine israeli and lebanese soldiers say the protesters have heavy machine guns so. i think. the united nations decided to move to remove its is no central stas stuff essentially. as a prelude to tomorrow's session of the united nations security council. time now to take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world the u.n. prosecutors have announced that they want to speed up the trial of bosnian serb general rock on luggage due to concerns over his poor health they want to try sixty nine year

about to face and say over thirty people have been killed since change seize control of the northern port city of. director of the center for research. and. he says the hype around the syrian crisis is being all constraints and from. i think that this is really part of a public relations campaign to double is the syrian government without addressing the fundamental causes of the crisis this is no cause for peace. but it is an insurrection by. well organized mercenaries. and it is confirmed. not only by government sources let's examine israeli and lebanese sources say the protesters have heavy machine guns so. i think. the united nations decided to move to remove its is no essential step stuff essentially. as a prelude to tomorrow's session of the united nations security council. ok quickly in hours of other stories from around the world this hour and the un prosecutors ever they want to eat up the trial of bosnian serb general route game luggage did you concerns over his poor health they want to try a sixty nine year old luggage for the stripper needs the massacre first and then try him on oth

comes that to this day of a thousand people happen killed since troops seized control of the northern port city of latakia the director of the center for research on devise ation and michel it to the gulf school says the hype around the syrian crisis is big olcott straightforward rules. i think that this is really part of the public relations campaign to to denver is the syrian government without addressing the fundamental coals of the crisis this is no peace for this movement it is an armed insurrection by. well organized mercenaries. and it is confirm. not only by government sources let's examine israeli and lebanese also say the protesters have heavy machine guns so. i think. the united nations decided to move to remove its is no essential so stuff essentially. as a prelude to tomorrow's session of the united nations security council. let's take a look now at some other stories from around the world this hour un prosecutors have announced they want to speed up the trial of general came luggage concerns over his poor health they want to try sixty nine year old love it for the stripper needs a

well, yes, there are -- in cities like the northern part and lima there are certain districts like -- certain ones and the capital and to the south of lima the district there and to the south almost border to chile there is a community that is unknown that we are doing research right now on it. yes, the value there and with chile and all of that area. yes? >> (inaudible). >> no -- you know what it is. it's a rubber stamp of the tube that is heating it. you can -- >> (inaudible). >> no it's a tube. somebody had a question. i don't know if we are running out of time or we have to go or -- >> (inaudible). >> (speaking spanish). i think it was done two years ago. it's peru veian. >> (inaudible). >> (speaking spanish) the style in the music to hit all those notes back and forth and then the guitar which is a spanish instrument and the lyrics are from spain and the type of song is indigenous and the type of percussion can is african. >> (inaudible). >> yeah, you could hear in the music. it has that pitch and that sadness to it. >> (inaudible). >> okay. so can you play the first song? we wil

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around the world for you this hour and at least twenty three people have been injured in the northern iraqi city of kirkuk after a car bomb exploded outside a catholic church police say two further attempts to bomb christian targets were foiled the wounded included church staff and people from neighboring houses which were also damaged by the blast this is the latest of a series of similar attacks in the muslim region where minorities are regularly targeted by insurgents and religious extremists. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has agreed to discuss a possible return to preach one hundred sixty seven borders with palestinians the country has been occupying land in the west bank where palestinians hope to build their own state since the six day war the announcement follows a benyamin netanyahu is a consistent rejection of the same proposal put forward by barack obama in may in return the palestinians would be expected to drop their bid for statehood at the u.n. and formally recognize israel as a jewish state. a suicide bomber has blown up his car outside a local guesthouse in the afgha

twenty three people have been injured in the northern iraqi city of kirkuk after a car bomb explodedoutside a catholic church but he said two further attempts to bomb christian targets were for all the wounded including church staff and people from neighboring hells as which also damaged the malls this is the latest of a series of similar attacks in the muslim region where minorities are regularly targeted by insurgents really just really just extremists. and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has agreed to discuss. possible return to pre nine hundred sixty seven borders with palestinians the country's been occupying land in the west bank where palestinians hope to build their own state since the six day war you know it's been. used consistent result of the same proposal put forward by iraq obama in may turn a lot of students were expected to drop their bid for statehood at the u.n. and formally recognize israel. still. well before the business news with marina let us tell you about this story heavy traffic parking is a daily headache in just about every major city of the wor