we understand from jeffrey felton who is the under secretary for political affairs at the united nations that he's meeting with the israelis and palestinians and expressing solid darety and going to the west bank and won't be going to the gaza strip for security reasons. now according to felton, there is a proposal by the palestinian president an order to reach a cease fire. he's willing to send the soldiers to man the corridor between gaza and israel in to guarantee the opening of the border between gaza and egypt. that is a key palestinian dependent and hamas is not going to agree to a cease fire unless an easing of the siege and restriction sz imposed by egypt. it is unknown whether hamas is going to agree on the forces based on the border with egypt. >> everyone is condemning the invasion of gaza. we are in london and we are hearing what they have to say. >> thousands have arrived here all over the country outside of downing street, the residence of the british prime minister. >> all of us want to speak up about the horror that is happening on the west bank. what is happening now wit

. >>> also in felton delaware police say steven tribbett attacked his girlfriend and then ran into theoods sparking an hours long search. at one point officials say the 29-year-old fired a shot gun at officers. when he showed back up near his home on saturday night, tribbett was arrested. he does remain jailed unable to make bail. >>> and police are also investigating the shooting of a 22-year-old man in juniata park. this was the scene just after midnight on the 1400 block of east luzerne street. the victim had been shot in the calf and was taken to temple university hospital. officers are still searching for the suspect at this hour. >>> six people arrested in israel in connection with the murder of a palestinian teenager believed to be retribution for the killing of three israeli teenagers. cbs news correspondent omar villafranca has more. >> reporter: a badly beaten 15-year-old tariq abu hadr emerged from an israeli courtroom sunday under house arrest for the next nine days unable to fly home to florida. >> i was brutally attacked when i was just watching what was happening. >> rep

. >> steven tri beck of felton, delaware, is under arrest accused of attacking miss girl forty sevenhem searched for him for hours after his girlfriend called and in 11 when a 29 year old showed back up near his home, he was arrested. he remains jailed unable to make. >> no charges filed against a driver who struck a two year old no kensington just before 4:00 p.m. on the 1800 block of east monmouth street. officers took photos of the mini van but the driver was not taken into custody. employees say this was just an accident. the boy is listed in stable condition at saint christopher's hospital for chirp. >>> israeli officials arrested sick jewish suspects in the death avenue palestinian teenager. authorities believe the teenager was killed in a revenge attack for the kidnapping and death of three israeli teenagers. his cousin an american season claims he was beaten in east jerusalem is under house arrest. israeli officials say he was not an innocent bystander. >> intelligence experts are trying to verify the identity of the man in this video. it is believed he is abu, the leader of

it happened late last night on the 400 block of felton street. police say a 18 year old man was shot in the ankle. he was returned to h.u.p. in stable condition. another man suffered a graze wounds to the arm, but refused treatment. there is no word on what sparked that gunfire. >>> well, happening today, former new jersey middle school teacher will be sentenced on child abuse charges. charles really used to teach art and coach the soccer team at pine hill middle school. he admitted having inapropriate conversation was 17 studentsment prosecutors expect he will be sentenced to 15 years in prison. >>> it looks like wilmington asaphia department will be spared from some big budget cuts today. the city council voted last week to slash about half a million dollars from the fire department's budget. eliminating seven positions. well, today mayor dennis williams will veto those cuts because he is worried about public safety in the city. >> memorial service will be held tonight for laura aroyo, woman found stuffed in a duffle bag. scheduled at the taber

time there were 25 acres left. 25 acres landical klatted, it was from [speaker not understood] to felton from you haderthv to cambridge street. they sold all those properties so they can put that money in endowment. and evidently they mismanaged that money. that endowment was supposed to be in the bank and provide interest. that interest was supposed to take care of these people. and then they go out and borrowed $1,700,000. where is that money? they put it in their pocket. they didn't use it for people. so, there must be something to do about this. thank you very much. i'm opposing closing that and i hope we will continue that because we need it in portola district. the seniors need that place. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. (applause) >>> supervisor campos, my name is gene [speaker not understood]. first i want to thank you for holding this meeting. i was pleasantly surprised to hear your comments and concerns in regard to the closure of the university mount as well as i was surprise today hear what the mayor's office did. and what director mcfadden and her office did.

time there were 25 acres left. 25 acres landical klatted, it was from [speaker not understood] to felton from you haderthv to cambridge street. they sold all those properties so they can put that money in endowment. and evidently they mismanaged that money. that endowment was supposed to be in the bank and provide interest. that interest was supposed to take re

why felton's sold their famous sunday for $1.20. >> that's what i had one of those incredible sundays. >>> and there's a heat up under way. mark tamayo will have your complete forecast. perfect for eating ice cream. it's all coming up next. >>> some developing news that's just coming into the ktvu newsroom. a shooting in hayward late tonight has injured a teenager. that has happened just about a few hours ago. on hayward drive. we have no information on the suspect, no information on a motive. but we're confirm had the a teen suffered a gunshot wound in the upper portion of his body. and we've been told that teenager was taken to the hospital. >> middle summer we've been tracking clouds and showers in the bay area. the main focus of all the unsettled weather has been up in the sierra. once again for this afternoon, in fact, this was the radar imagery during the 2:00 hour, look at all these lightning strikes out toward lake tahoe. toward the southern sierra as well. things have been quieting down quite a bit out over the sierra over the past few hours. right now we still have a little

joining me on the telephone is some of his clients include players such as richart tony felton. great to have you on bloomberg. what does this mean for the future of the nba? >> i think it is great for the nba. togives everybody something look forward to and i think it is great news and i think everybody is a winner, except for the miami heat. >> what do you think the deal will cost the cleveland cavaliers? >> you know, he is going to do a max deal regardless. of value is worth hundreds millions of dollars to have him. he is a worldwide icon and i think this creates even higher push for him and his value. >> do you think the cavaliers have to give up their first-round draft pick? what it is looking like. if they can pry kevin love from minnesota, it will be a win for everybody. i know as much as they don't want to do that, it is going to take that to get some inside presence to get a post player which will enhance lebron's game. >> what about the way he went about announcing this on sports illustrated online, an article he penned himself? it was done correctly this time. last ti

"eyewitness news", on the 400 block of north felton street, as investigators search for clues overnight. police say a 18 year old man was hit in the ankle. he's in stable condition at the hospital. another man suffered a minor graze wounds to his arm. no arrests have been made. >>> developing now, israel says one of its soldiers dead and the operation, the ground operation, in gaza is re lawn: offensive after several days of fire on its cities. yesterday humanitarian cease-fire allowed palestinians in gaza to restock food and water. air strikes on on gaza have killed more than 240 palestinians. >>> our time now 6:08. president obama used local visit to offer assistance investigating what happened to the downed malaysian jet. he addressed the incident in wilmington, delaware, where he traveled to talk about our anythings' infrastructure. president made his comments with the now closed i495 bridge as the background. >> i directed my national security team to stay in close contact with the ukrainian government. the united states will offer any assistance we can to help determine what happe

>> jennifer joyce, live for us in felton, ville thank you. 4:35, we want to get to breaking news.mesburg section of the city. police officer evidently suffered minor injuries after he was bitten in the leg by a person while trying to break up a fight. this happened at the sheffield tavern, the 4500 block of sheffield street in holmesburg. no word on what led to the fight or if any arrests were made. again, an officer apparently bitten in the leg. >>> also happening today, big update, pretty odd string of break-in's in upper darby, police are expected to be releasing a sketch of the suspect, four women have told police they've woken up in the middle of the night to find someone standing over them. and intruder, they say, these break-in's started back in april. >>> and at 4:36. limb bright spot. job fair for the new chelsey hotel, in atlantic city. that will start in just couple of hours. >> this will be held at the chelsey hotel it, will start at 10:00 this morning to 2:00 this afternoon, the hotel will be hiring for wide range of positions, including hoses, front desk staff. whole

if you're interested in following up on that, professor ed felton of princeton wrote a very interesting affidavit in one of the legal challenges to the nsa's 215 program discussing how in quantity metadata can, in fact, be effectively as revealing as content. because unlike content, it's structured and more attractable for analysis. but that's -- this is sort of in a sense requires a level of technical understanding of really just how revealing that can be. and we may not be there in the courts yet. we've got time for a couple more. in the middle. >> what's the law or the situation now as standard mail? and if the post office uses electronic sorters, could it collect the addresses and names? because it does have them in the computer, so they're there forever? >> the intelligence agencies do that routinely. by statute, one of the first sort of federal privacy statutes was legislation, internal rules protecting the privacy of postal communication. as i understood, that people would not gladly use the federal postal system if they believed that the contents would be read indiscriminately.

if you're interested in following up on that, professor ed felton of princeton wrote a very interesting data to the teen program discussing how in quantity, metadata can, in fact, be effectively as revealing as content because content is more structured. but this in a sense requires a level of technical understanding of really just how revealing that can be. it may not be there in the courts yet. we've got time for a couple more. in the middle? >> what's the law or situation now with standard mail? if the post office uses electronic sorters, could it collect the addresses and names? because it does have them in the computer forever. >> the cia does that. the intelligence agencies do that routinely. by statute, one of the first federal privacy statutes was legislation protecting, protecting the privacy of postal communication knowing that people would not use the postal system if they believed the contents would be read indiscriminately. at least with respect to, i guess, snail mail metadata, that is routinely analyzed by the intelligence agencies as part of things we've learned recently