we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and photography. ♪ >> in is not something i know from my own army. this is why the soldiers are talking, because it's so dehumanizing both sides. people who sit here went to the gas chamber. >> you know, this is like -- i don't have any words. this is like the basement of anything that judaism would stand for. the army of tomorrow is the group of children today. what is there for you when you become 18? 36% of the boys have to go. 45% of them witnessed the beating and the killing of their fathers. they immediately switch from the helpless fat

tell them and all the palestinian cities there is no faction is agreed to go to the negotiation even some parties who belongs to the p.l.o. they refused to go into the negotiations mr mahmoud abbas doesn't represent the put a c.m. people the only represent themselves and there he doesn't have the right to negotiate by the name of the palestinian people. now in india eighteen people are trapped by flames after a huge explosion rocks a doctor submarine we've got the details coming up yourself this quick break. i grew up near me airbase. i dreamed of becoming a pilot ever since i was a child. i love this. live. i. watching. on top of revelations of intelligence services tracking your phone calls i'm watching your online activity see that pays even the rubbish is watching a recycling bin make is apparently using them to track passing mobile phones in the city of london. has the story. just a ben think again these nifty looking lesser bins are connected so why five and that means that they can track the movements of each and every person walking down this street as long as they've got a s

tell them and all the palestinian cities there is no faction is agreed to go to the negotiation even some parties who belongs to the p.l.o. they refused to go into the negotiations mr mahmoud abbas doesn't represent the put a c.m. people he only represent himself he doesn't have the right to negotiate by the name of the palestinian people while palestinians in gaza and the west bank have been celebrating the return of twenty six prisoners released early from israeli jails and pay paul murphy believes the move simply diverse attention from the reality of israel's tactics. the release of prisoners i mean it's twenty six were released thirteen were arrested simply on on one day so half as many as were released and it's simply it's something to give to abbas to say that the israelis are serious but the true story is told by the settlements it's the palestinians who have their lands occupied who have or are only able to access military justice in the occupied territories who face a inhuman humane and illegal blockade in gaza. that the concessions here have to be made by the israeli establ

tell them and all the palestinian cities that is no faction is that you need to go to the negotiation even some who belongs to the p.l.o. they refused to go into the negotiations and some of the bus that doesn't that isn't that but a c.m. people he only had a present themselves and they he doesn't have the right to negotiate by the name of the palestinian people i just plenty more coming up i've been extremists including big ben is watching the rubbish can spawn on passes by on the streets of london it's not science fiction but science fact will tell you more than a few minutes. am i grew up in the air base. i dreamed of becoming a pilot ever since i was a child. and are going to approach the aggro creature to me oh my. i love just playing by my. hello welcome back now on top of revelations of intelligence services tracking your phone calls and watching your online activities it appears even the rubbish is watching you a recycling bin make is apparently using them to track passing mobile phones in the city of london. as the story. just a ben think again these nifty looking lesser bins

them and all the palestinian cities there is no faction. to go to the negotiation even some parties who belongs to the p.l.o. they refused to go into the negotiations mr mahmoud abbas doesn't represent the policy and people he only represent themselves he doesn't have the right to negotiate the name of the palestinian people. but let's get back to what's happening in egypt now where security forces have swooped on protest camps these are live pictures from one of the camps in cairo brotherhood spokesman says thirty people have now been killed during raids on two locations we'll bring you more on this story as we get it but we're going to take a quick break now but i'll be back in a couple of. sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know. welcome to the big picture. sigrid lover touring curbeam was able to build a most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn abou

the talks. unwilling to divide the city, and palestinians want east jerusalem to be the capital of future stays.palestinian wants the borders of 1967. 5 million refugees have been spread across the world, and palestinian authorities say they have the right to return. set a nine-month goal to reach a peace yield. -- peace deal. a state of emergency declared in egypt after protesters were killed. the beginning of a whole chain of events throughout egypt. the death toll is put at 278. protesters say there have been many more killed. the vice president has resigned in protest. he says he is not prepared to be held responsible for a single drop of blood. washington has condemned violence. talks have resumed between israel and palestinian representatives for the first time in years. it is time for business. marcus of the moment is carson. i understand some uncharacteristic good news. in 40 longest recession years appears to be coming to an .nd we have relatively good looking figures. germany led the way with the growth rate of 0.7%. at the same time, we saw disparities between different parts of the e

the old city walls. it was also virtually the first settlement. soon afterwards the arab aristocratic arab palestinian family started to build their suburbs around the old city. so in almost the same time the jews and the arabs start to build suburbs around the walls. his was the first. he built the wind no, which is still there which is very beautiful. victoria windmills. what the hell it is doing? it is totally out of place. and it's interesting. because this place was used as a fortress in 1948 by jewish fighters. two or three times arab fighters tried to storm this jewish suburb and the one now. the british were, of course, backing the arabs. they blew the top off. anyway, he so loved jerusalem's he adopted. i have it on my ring. very proud of that connection. >> host: what is the british involvement in jerusalem, palestine, it's a truck? >> british involvement is very similar to the american involvement today. it originated -- a large part of it stems from evangelicals believe that a jewish jerusalem could, should, will ultimately lead to judgment day, the second coming of christ. so victorian mu

. >> the palestinian in the west bank city came forward the claim is prize after discovering a bug on facebook. he quickly found himself rebuffed. >> facebook pays a white hat fee of 300 and 75 euros to people spotting glitches. a facebook official ignored his report of a privacy setting but not once, but twice. >> i told him that i can prove to you that this is a problem. i started posting to the timeline. >> they did not pay up. they could've sold the information information on the black market for thousands and instead is reviewing job lovers from around the world. >> i discovered an exploit in the facebook software, discovered from all around the world. >> bag news for mark zuckerberg. >> time to hand you over. >> a cautionary tale in there somewhere but i'm not quite sure what it is. it is time to perfectly justify the suspension of david maranda, said to be acting as courier for the u.s. intelligence whistleblower. a documentary filmmaker was working out of germany. complicit in treason or a case of shoot the messenger? it draws sudden attention to the uk's stake in the standoff

agree under american pressure and supervision and negotiation to crede much of the holy city of hebron to the palestinian authority. so there's precedent for him giving up territory in exchange for advanced -- advances on the peace front. so he's a different guy than a lot of people to the right. that said, he's not going to go as far as his predecessors went, i think, in making these kind of offers. >> rose: but if ariel sharon was still prime minister in good health and you thought yitzhak rabin was still having all of the considerations he made and his own definition of israeli national security that we would have a different result? >> i mean, look, no way to prove anything that i'm about to say, right? counterfactuals. but i think the death of yitzhak rabin proves that assassin cans change history. i do believe that. i really -- i kneel very deeply. and, two, ariel sharon, i think sharon was moving toward an evacuation of much of the west bank. sharon -- these guys were hard heads, they didn't think the palestinians were going to thank them. they didn't think that they were going to have benevolent

the palestinian state. and they need to figure out what to do with jerusalem. both sides want the city as their capital. but negotiators were suspicious from the start. israeli leaders have approved the construction of hundreds of new homes in jewish settlements and occupied territories and the palestinians are outraged. they say the settlements deprive their people of their future homeland. some palestinians say the israelis' actions threaten the talks even before they began. a former palestinian spokesman and a veteran analyst says the building of new settlements puts the process in jeopardy. >> if israel would continue these steps, that sooner or later that will kill the peace negotiations process because it is difficult for the two processes to remain moving forward. one of them has to kill the other. >> he says u.s. mediators need to convince the israelis that they need to stop building homes in occupied territories. >>> the prime minister of pakistan is offering an olive branch to his neighbors in india. nawaz sharif says he wants to end the fighting between their military forces along the disputed

over nine hundred settlement has in occupied territory in the east of the city is likely to increase the divide between israeli and palestinian sides who assured you to begin peace talks on wednesday another one thousand two hundred settlement homes have already been given the go ahead in the west bank despite calls from the international community that there should be no new obstacles to the negotiations. fifty six people have been killed by suspected islamic militants in northeast nigeria in two separate incidents one attack left forty four worshipers dead in a mosque during morning prayers while another twelve civilians were killed in a mass shooting is the latest in a slew of violence blamed on religious extremists in may the government declared a state of emergency in the northeast in an attempt to combat the rising violence. now china is likely to overtake the u.s. as the world's largest crude oil imported this year according to a report by the energy information association with millions of drivers thirsty for petrol and growing industrial production beijing's liquid fuel imports are forecast to rise to over six millio

over nine hundred so many houses on occupied territory in the east of the city it's likely to increase the divide between the israeli and palestinian signs or shuttle to begin peace talks on wednesday another twelve hundred thousand homes have already been given the go ahead in the west bank despite calls from the international community that there should be no new obstacles to the negotiations. china is likely to overtake the world's largest crude oil importer this year according to a report by the energy information association with millions of drivers thirsty for petrol and growing industrial production beijing's liquid fuel imports are forecast to rise to over six million barrels per day and i let my colleague andrew farmer discuss the market reaction with his business correspondent kate appeal being. well investors really it's a sigh of relief that we seen we had a a metal his rally on our hands at one point and it's not just oil that's making its way to china in record amounts but soybeans iron as well but the oil really demonstrates a change in dynamics is a global shift the u.s. has been the top or a consumer since the earl

palestinians protested in the streets. soldiers rushed to the scene and israel says they opened fire after they felt their lives were in danger. three palestinians were killed. >>> desert resort cities to dry out after a wet weekend. incredible video shows the aftermath of a thunderstorm a little southwest of palm springs. several cars stranned in rising water. officials had to close off a few intersections because the water was too high. at least two schools were damaged. no injuries reported. when you think of the desert and palm spring i think about cactus and sand. >> they are not done with that yet. they could see more. we won't see it here. >>> patchy fog is breaking occupy outside. looking like a very nice afternoon, patchy fog is breaking up outside. we are going to see beautiful conditions in the bay and the valleys. the temperatures beginning to warm up nicely now. 75 degrees in livermore. 69 in san jose. and 66 degrees in san francisco. i think as we head throughout the afternoon we'll still see a couple of patches of fog along the immediate coastline but otherwise it will be mostly sunny, low clouds going to return tonight and we are likely going to see some more drizzle

the palestinians. he made the comments during a visit to the west bank city of ramallah. > by israel's continue settlement activity east of jerusalem, settlement activity [indiscernible] toward achieving peace. it is making a two-state solution impossible. >> the commission that issue sentencing guidelines to federal judges has unanimously voted to consider softening its framework for drug offenses. they said it would assess its own guidelines regarding prison terms based on certain amounts of drugs. in a statement, the commission said -- the attorney general eric holder signaled major shift on sentencing this week including instructing federal prosecutors to sidestep mandatory minimums for some drug offenses. a group sympathetic to syrian president bashar al-assad disrupted traffic on the washington post website thursday. the breach saw some readers redirected to the website of the steering electronic army, the same group that claimed credit for hacking the twitter account of the associated press earlier this year. the issue stemmed from an infiltration of the ad network called out brain which the post u

system the iron dome fired a rocket over the southern to a city of a not so you do have this is a warning concern particularly by the israelis now the palestinian president mahmoud abbas as he comes to these talks is definitely not talking with the united palestinian voice as is neither the israeli prime minister points here or teen television or hamas which rules gaza has rejected negotiations between the palestinian administrator and israel they slam the talks is futile and urged palestinians to unite in confronting the peace talks. this negotiation won't succeed like the others negotiations we've tried the negotiations for more than twenty years before what we've got there's only lose in our learns losing our people will continue for the killing by the israelis for our people when what there is it is not going to continue in the settlement the settlement and doing whatever they want and. tell them and all the palestinians it is there is no faction is agreed to go to the negotiation even some parties who belongs to the p.l.o. they refused to go into the negotiations mr mahmoud abbas doesn't represent the put assume people he only represent th

the consumption tax. >>> israel has over 1,000 new homes for jewish settlers in occupied palestinian territories, raising tensions around new peace talks. >>> people in japan are used to dealing with scorching summer days but residents of one city are feeling the heat like never before. the temperature has hit an all-time record, 41 degrees celsius. forecasters with the meteorological agency say strong sunshine drove up the daytime temperature of shimanto, climbing above 40 degrees three days in a row. it hit 41, the highest temperature since 1875. the previous record of 49 degrees was set in the central city in tajimi in 2007. robert speta has more on the heat wave hitting japan. robert? >> let's start off by what's really causing these extreme temperatures across japan. if we look at the satellite picture, we can see, well, there's very little in the form of cloud cover. pop-up storms here. even a few of them blowing up storms over tokyo, 50 millimeters recorded in a one-hour span over tokyo. that is triggers because we have this extreme heat causing the atmosphere to be unstable. for the most part, that high pressure is in place. clear skies. very calm winds. so the air is not able to mix up. we are seeing -- well, these ver

the city of tel aviv. the iron dome system fires radar-guided interceptor missiles to shoot down project ils. israeli troops have used it to intercept rockets fired from the palestinian territories. commanders reportedly fear an attack from government forces in syria or from the syrian president's allies among hezbollah fighters in lebanon. commanders have also called up reserve troops to beef up israel's defenses. >>> people in south korea have honored the return of the remains of a man forced to live far from home during japanese colonial rule. the man labored as a conscript on the island of sakhalin and died there after world war ii. south koreans held a service at their national cemetery in memory of yoo heung-jun. yoo's remains are the first of any south korean conscripted to sakhalin to come home. officials from the japanese and russian embassies paid their respects. russians took sakhalin from the japanese at the end of world war ii and have held it ever since. yoo had to leave what's now south korea six months before the war's end. he left his wife and son behind. south korean officials found yoo's remains in a cemetery on sakhalin and asked the russians to r

jon: there's in new violence to tell you about in the middle east because police and palestinian protesters clash in jerusalem's old cityed peace talks are just getting underway. what this all means as far as that goes. >>> plus, several major developments concerning the terror attack on our consulate in benghazi, our news watch panel weighs in next. hey linda! what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support gularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. >> is really braces on my forces break up protesters with stun grenades. they demanded the release of palestinian prisoners from israeli jail. the violence comes if israel cap meant approved the release of 100 palestinian prisoners ahead of u.s. backed talks. jon: egypt's military leaders warning they would break up mitchell's in cairo but less like thousands of morsi supporters marched at u.s. intelligence headquarters. muslim brotherhood and others are plenty more marches calling it egypt against the coup. t

video protesters gathered in the second largest city alexandria and rallies have been smaller since the army crack down. there is confusion over the status of israeli palestiniantions to set an agenda for peace talks. the palestinians say the talks are off after israeli soldiers killed three men in a west bank refugee camp but a u.s. spokesperson said they are still going ahead. heavy casualties reported, are being report in congo after a new round of fighting between rebels and government troops and 23 fighters attacked government-held positions on goma in the east and we have this report. >> there is a lot of heavy fights over goma and schools of civilians are caught up in it. this hospital is inundated with civilian casualties. and they have shrapnel in her leg and this is common because both sides are firing rockets and artillery at each other and this boy is daniel and four years old when a rocket landed on his house he lost his hearing. a lot of people say they don't know which side the rockets are coming from. >> i just asked god, i just need the war to stop. they destroyed our homes and killed people. i'm greatful my family have only been injured and n

to what extent is the new york city environment in the context in which this unfolded unique to you nor were there may be a different mindset among the palestinian m. israelis but the fact of the matter is the battle lines can be drawn similarly in other contexts or not really? >> guest: i think in a new york there have been great protests about this place that continue to this day. there hasn't been violence and despite the strong feelings and the multiple groups and politics of people that you are bringing together there hasn't been violence and i think we can overlook that because we don't think of it as violence in the country but if you pay attention to what is happening around the world we are seeing that more and more so it is to our credit that we can have a charged public debate people come out on the street but it doesn't go further than that. people will yell nasty things at one another. i was in the midst of it in new york to get particularly over the islamic center. that was the most recent controversy. there was a big police presence and everyone followed those rules. there were some charged who looked like they could arrest and vi

to what extent is the new york city environment in the context in which this unfolded unique to new york or again there may be a little bit of a different mindset about palestinians and israelis but the fact of the matter is the battle lines can be drawn similarly in other contexts or not really? >> guest: i think a new york, i think there have been great protests about this place. they continue to this day and i think there continue to be emotionally charged protests. no one despite the strong feelings and despite the multiple groups and the different politics of the people you're bringing together there is not yet been violence. i think we overlook that because we don't think public protests has violence in the country but you pay attention to what's happening around around the world and you see that more and more. it's to our credit that we can have charged public debate where people come out on the street but it doesn't go further than that. people will yell nasty things at one another and say terrible things. i was in the midst of it in new york particularly with the islamic center. that was the most charged in most recent controversy. there was a big lease

day into a final status agreement between the two cities to start its is impossible mainly because i would say hesitantly but i would say that we have a palestinian partner for final status negotiations but we don't have a it really is only partly covering plea for finest office negotiates we had in the past in two thousand and eight it is a really courageous prime minister ehud olmert who was ready to do it but unfortunately since he had legal problems that he stopped the current government led by the ten yo is not the will not to be able to move forward and then comes the question what can the americans do and i believe that they can pursue a different process which will bring us one step forward towards peace not towards a solution but towards peace within a very complex but very a i believe possible a big city. elaborates on a vision i do it very very i do it very quickly just to finish the sentence to create a vision for final status through a security council resolution to speak about two states to speak about with toward the sixty seven borders to speak about partition of jubal's a live event properly to go towards and into the mcclim in w

the occupied palestinian lands. sirens sounded after the missile it is were launched according to channel 2, there are no reports of injuries. israeli defense forces said one rocket was intercepted between two cities in northern israel. the others fell outside of israeli territory. >>> bradley manning is beginning his prison sentence with a stunning revelation here. the army private says that he wants to live as a woman. he plans to seek hormone therapy behind bars. this is in leavenworth, kansas. >> he made his announcement a day after being sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking classified military documents to wikileaks. his struggle with gender identity came up during his trial and a picture released by the military shows manning in a wig. >> joining us from washington, chris, explain this for us. we saw manning's attorney appear on "the today show" this morning. he is not asking for gender reainsoment surgery, so he is specifically asking for hormone treatment. is that something that the military system, the prison system, can actually comply with? >> not voluntarily, suzanne, no, because it is not so much a prison issue as a military issue. the army does not provide hormone therapy much

the city -- 2 fill makers of a recent document rare by the city. right after this news update from c-span radio. negotiators for israelis and palestiniansre meeting today for a second round of peace talks. the first run was held in secret last week in jerusalem, and officials are not saying where today's talks are being held. both sides have promised secretary of state john kerry not to discuss details with the media. secretary kerry brought the sides to the table after a five- year freeze in negotiations. officialspakistan -- say former pakistani army chief pervez musharraf has been charged in the 2007 assassination of former prime minister benazir bhutto. the decision by the court marks the first time musharraf or any former army chief and pakistan has been charged with a crime. turning to u.s. politics, tennessee state representative he will challenge incumbent senator lamar alexander for the republican nomination for that tendency -- at senate seat next year, aandoning his bid to oust crime has been in that district. the cumbersome is considered vulnerable -- oust a congressman in that district. they compos mentis considered vulnera

palestinian territory but in territory they consider to be the state of israel. with the announcement today they would be building an additional 900 settlement units, as the israelis have said they need to grow their cities and provide homes for their people. the housing minister this sunday said no state would tell another state and dictate how and where they could build on their own land. the chief negotiator said this is unacceptable and he said to us on sunday that he's considering stopping the peace negotiations which are rescheduled to begin tomorrow. both sides very contentious over this issue. >> one thing that's no doubt done is ask both sides to shut up, not do anything contentious before the talks get under way. they're preempting the negotiations. what do you make of this? >> it's going to be the israeli-palestinian negotiations as long as they last. it demonstrates palestinian weakness and impotence. at the same time it's a political necessity for a prime minister who is about to release in a very controversial move palestinian prisoners many of whom are serving life sentences for killing or being involved in terror against israelis. these are political statements by each side in way. on the

palestinian official in lebanon says no one was killed in the air raid. in mexico, testing is being done to determine wether a mass grave east of mexico city holds some of theeople who vanished nearly three months ago. at least 13- bodies were found during a raid on a ranch near the southeastern suburb of chalco. an attorney for the families of the missing people says a suspect in the heaven case led them to two graves containing the bodies. president barack obama will visit pennsylvania today for the first time in more than a year. the president brings his plan for college affordability to scranton in an evening visit to lackawanna college. obama will appear with two scranton natives, u.s. sen. bob casey and vice president joe biden, as he delivers his message to one of the nation's biggest college states. the new york city council voted yesterday to implement a watchdog group. the new group will have subpoena power to examine the police departments "operations, policies, programs and practices".not just stop and frisk the vote overrode mayor bloomberg's earlier veto of the watchdog plan. the legislation in court. in texas, deliberations are underway in th

mexico city, tommy smith and john carlos give the black power salute on the podium during the national anthem. they were expelled from the games. 1972 munich massacre israelis kidnapped by palestinianrist, 11 athletes, coaches and judges were murdered. 1980 in moss course president jimmy carter calls for a boycott after the over yet union invades afghanistan. they respond by boycotting in 1984 games in los angeles. next winter's olympic games in sochi, russia. last month russian president slad min putin signed a law that bars the public discussion of gay rights and relationships anywhere children might hear. it's been condemned by russian and international rights groups as highly discriminatory. what politicians decide to do about it but putting corporate america in a tough spot. an article in the new yorker this week titled "why the olympic sponsors should take action on gay rights." richard is a political strategist and gay rights advocate. bob zito is with us and he helped shape the brands of sony, new york stock exchange, bristol-myers squib. you write the participation of corporate sponsors mostly benefits the russian government. it's not required for american athletes to succ

the larger cities in the north. a chapter from belgium is first thoseremost providing services. they have done a remarkable job in meeting the needs of the population. on the democrats' line. go ahead. reminded of palestinians their refugees were camped as refugees politically by their arab brethren to bring terrorism and dissatisfaction and all the other good stuff. it says we're talking not only about the syrian refugees in jordan, but we're also talking about lebanon where hezbollah holds sway. they are causing a great deal syria.m and drank in an islamiste have in rebellion. people are when in rebellion against his efforts to destroy the secular government in turkey. i am wondering if this is just another in a long line of humanitarian issues caused by ization of the arab body politic. when will we have been in to this constant political and humanitarian debacle? i will wait offscreen for your answer. guest: thank you. i assume the question is rhetorical. i do not have a good answer for when it will end. our organization and ones like it are most interested in providing a humanitarian assistance to the many people not directly implicated or involved in the politics of these situations. a lot of people g