israel blames hamas for the civilian casualties, accusing them of stealing command depots and arms centers, in schools, in the middle of urban areas. >> air raid sirens as residents ran for cover. so far, no israelis have died. hasisraeli missile dome shut down more than 130 rockets, but the rockets have reached further into israel than ever before. areps are along the border caring for a possible ground invasion. violence has stiffened palestinian resolve. [inaudible] >> international pressure is building on the two sides for a cease-fire. abc news, gaza. >> staying overseas, we are hearing of a breakthrough agreement between two rival candidates in afghanistan's presidential race. the deal was brokered by u.s. secretary of state john kerry who is visiting that country. canada it's agreed to a complete audiof a contested election. agreed to as complete audit of a contested election. at one point, both candidates declared victory. it is a fragile time for afghanistan while the u.s. is pulling most troops out >> it is going to be a busy week in the weather department. i guess we have to sav

israel is vowing to not stop until hamas halts the rocket fire. the palestinian death toll is 120. relatives of the dead gathered at the hospital to mourn victims of the latest air strikes. israel blamed hamas for the civilian casualties, accusing them of couldn't sealing a.s depots. >> in mosques and schools and the middle of urban area jazz, air raid sirenses sounded over jump today as residents ran for cover. israel's iron dome antimissile system has shot down 130 incoming rockets but the rockets reached farther into israel than ever before. the israeli military has mobilized more noun troops and massed troops along the border for a possible ground invasion. the mace says the latest violence has stiffened palestinian resolve in gaza. >> we all thank hamas and we put the hand over the hamas here, the blessing of people in gaza. >> pressure is building on the two sides for a cease fire. >> now we turn to some sports news on the world stage. the netherlands beat out brazil this afternoon, 3-0, to finish third in the world cup. dozens of soccer fans brought fanfare to st. james park in san jose to watch the game on the big screen. they brought food, chairs and cheer, all part of the ci

as i say, israel has made clear. it blames hamas for what happened. it i says hamas will pay the cost. we're getting a lot of public chatter. we see israelis coming out to grieve. there's another rally planned later ahead of the three young men. they're to be buried at a cemetery in central israel. >> in the west bank there, many thanks. >>> the former french president nicolas sarkozy are being detained. mr. sarkozy denies wrong doing and says he's targeted for political reason. he says this is one of a series of cases against the former president. >> it's very complicated. it's a general picture of a series of investigation into . sarkozy. the allegation now is more serious because it's he had a point man if you can like at the highest levels in the french judicial system. it's alleged that he had a man on the high court of appeal in france, a judge feeding him information and may even have been helping or trying to influence other judges. it all came to light earlier this year when there was a decision to be made, an important decision over whether

israel blames hamas the militant islamic group for the kidnappings and killings. huh -- hamas never claimed responsibility. the disappearance more than two weeks ago set off a massive security crack down as israeli forces searched house to house. more than 400 palestinians have been arrested. last night israeli forces dropped 34 bombs in the gaza strip. retaliation for palestinian rocket fire sent into israel the netanyahu methylate into the night. it's unclear what steps come next about earlier tonight he did warn that israel would continue its crack down against hamas and could even expand military operations in gaza. >> alex ortiz in tel aviv tonight. alex thank you. today police said in indiana two people were killed overnight when trees fell on their homes. severe storms through the mid west. teenager in iowa died after being swept into a storm drain. in chicago lightening struck the city's tallest building, heavy rain blooded the main highway to o'hare airport. some travelers got out of their cars and had to walk to the terminal. the first tropical storm for

clan of -- a road faction of hamas in the city of hebron that carried out the kidnapping and murder of these three teenagers. for israel, those distinctions don't matter. it blames hamas. >> could could this affect the unity government? >> this again has gone back to one of the main issues that led to the break down of talks between israel and palestinian leadership over a future palestinian state, possible peace deal between the two sides. they forged what they called a unity consensus government. israel never accepted it. it believes hamas is bent on destruction. hamas talks about the state of israel. the palestinian leadership believes the only way to deal with hamas is bring them in rather than push them out. we've heard from the israeli prime minister he wants this government. palestinians describe the government they want destroyed. countries like britain and united states said they're willing to work with it and will judge by actions not words. >> thanks for joining us. the funeral due to take place of the teens in the next few hours. we'll across the events in the region for you. stay with us on bbc for more updates. >>> for now let's bring you up to dat

israel blames hamas for the deaths of three teens hamas has not said it's responsible. mas leaders, israel said it was acting in response to rockets fired from gaza with the increase of air strikes. they've been targeting militant as and militant training grounds belonging to hamas and jihad. in east jerusalem, i rally police say they're investigating what happened to khdair, the 17-year-old found murdered wednesday. local people are convinced that this was a revenge attack for the killing of those three israelly teens. at the moment you can see they're streaming down the street toward the mosque. friday prayers are underway. the expectation is the body of this 17-year-old will be handed back to his family that lives by the mosque. that they will be able to go ahead with the burial. this could reignite clashes. it's intense in jerusalem. >> now the iraqi military will not be able to retake ground lost to the sunni militant group isis without outside help. that's the message coming from the most senior american defense official. it's a damaging assessment especially if ji

israel blames hamas for the humanitarian crisis. >> we did not want to be caught up in this fighting,nd that is why over a period of days, we repeatedly called upon the civilian population to evacuate the area. exactlyately, hamas did the opposite. hamas told the civilians to stay because hamas wants to exploit them as a human shield, hiding their war machines behind the civilian population. >> sunday also left the israeli military with a high death toll in a single day of conflict since 2000 six. fighting continued throughout the day after the temporary humanitarian truce collapsed. calls forenewed its an end to it. >> we call on all parties to adhere to international humanitarian law, particularly discretion, proportionality, and precaution to ensure that civilian casualties do not occur. >> despite the rising death toll, hamas has so far refused calls for a cease-fire. >> well, we are joined on the line from jerusalem. palestinians killed, 13 soldiers also dead. the situation in gaza appears to be spiraling out of control. >> well, yes, it does seem to have spiraled out-of-control,

a spokesman for israel blames hamas for the violence. >> instead of having the door ep to a diplomatic solution, they closed the door so we now have to unfortunately protect our people through military. >> we hope to achieve a cease-fire, but the cease-fire can guarantee there will be no violations. >> just hours ago, ban ki-moon urged risrael to do more to prevent casualties. >>> a road rage incident in marin leads to gunfire. 69-year-old man is in serious condition, happen on paradise drive. abc 7 reporter nick smith is live with more. >> reporter: good afternoon. new information, police have identified 71-year-old resident james steven simon as the shooter. he was arrested and booked into marin county jail for assault with a firearm. police tell me they do not believe simon was in fear for his life when he fired the shots. >> i called my wife, i said turn on the news, i guarantee you it's jim simon. boom, sure enough. >> reporter: eric nose the man that fired the shots that lest this man injured. police interviewed him because the man they're accusing of pulling the trigger was once

israel blames hamas for this tragedy. it says hamas was storing weapons next to this hospital. when officials arrived at the scene to inspect the damage -- >> we are calling to the committee for all parties to ing our hospitals out of the conflict. we cannot have these facilities as part of the conflict because otherwise people will not have anyplace to be secure and get treatment. >> in eastern gaza today, fighting was fierce. israel continues a ground defense and is targeting hamas' underground tunnels. tens of thousands of people have fled the area. just beyond this bend in the street is the front line and some of the worst fighting now in this war. the israelis launched their offensive yesterday and it's on one side of the road and on the other side, they are coming under increased israeli shelling and yet, some people are deciding not to leave. a few streets away, i meet amir. he heads a family of 45. there's no water in the taps, not much electricity. they can't even cook bread. this is what dinner looks like when you have many mouths to feed. but it's home. >> we receive

authorities in israel blamed hamas and launched a crackdown. hamas responded with rockets. then, after the teens turned up dead, a group of israelis allegedly kidnapped and killed a palestinian teenager out of revenge. the cycle of violence and lingering tension is familiar. the israelis sent ground troops into gaza in 2009, and they last went to war there in 2012. at this point, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is only saying expect more, but palestinian president mahmoud abbas argues a ground operation could start within hours. u.s. officials are offering to broker a cease-fire. >> de-escalation ultimately is in the interests of all parties. >> reporter: it's unclear if statements such as that will stop the violence. hamas leaders accused israel of carrying out war crimes by killing civilians, but the israelis say they're going after terrorists and that they have long days of fighting ahead of them. craig dale, nhk world. >>> international negotiators are struggling to reach a final accord on iran's nuclear program by a july 20th deadline. now the foreign ministers from

guards in response to rockets fired into the country from the strip the attacks come hours after israel blame hamas for murdering three jewish teenagers who were found dead in the west bank on monday and in jerusalem unrest has been growing as people demand justice the killing of a palestinian teenager suspected the boy was kidnapped and murdered in revenge for the deaths of the jewish youngsters israeli journalist believes israel is using the situation to stir up public opinion against the palestinians. the attack on hamas which to know is planned for a long time before the kidnapping and the murder it is very convenient for. right now to focus on hamas and gather world support against hamas by focusing on this this terrible act of murder the voice is getting international support for that campaign against the unity government saying that it has to be split the national unity government was could have been a chance for actual peace negotiations had israel really want to do under occupation unity government such as this. had more credit had more of an ability to reach a stable peace. agreement then

hamas blames israel. israel blames hamas. east five israeli soldiers were killed in a mortar attack. and israeli says it stopped hamas fighters from getting into israel through tunnels. nick schifrin has more. nick? >> reporter: john, good evening, it's as loud as deevent of night as we have seen in a long time. we're watching flairs right over gaza city. we're hearing drones, and the sounds of major israeli strikes into gaza city. and behind me, the rest of gaza is in total blackout. now this follows one of these most grim days that the people of gaza have had to experience for the last few weeks. and i should warn our viewers tonight's story contains graphic images that are difficult to watch. earlier today, there was some celebrating for the muslim holiday of eve, that marks the end of the holy month of ramadan, but by the end of the day there was anger and shock instead of cheer. for the children this is what eid is supposed to looked like. the christian's equivalent of christmas. for a few hours the fighting slowed. they

israel told people in those areas to leave. >>> a spokesman for the israeli prime minister says hamas is to blame for the resumption in fighting and this is what he had to say before hamas announced the latest ceasefire. >> rhys rail accepted a -- israel accepted a u.n. proposal for a ceasefire for humanitarian reasons. it was supposed to last 24 hours. hamas rejected the proposal. despite the fact that israel held its fire, there were continued rocket attacks on israel. now we have to respond, act to help our people. it must be clear, hamas is responsible for the continuation of the fighting and the blood shed. diplomatic editor james bays - we heard that it has been quiet in gaza over the past few minutes. that's no indication, is it, that israel is responding to the hamas inspired ceasefire in kind. >> no, it's not. we don't have any formal announcement from the israeli side yet since the ceasefire came effect two hours ago. the initial response was a military one, continued bombardment from the air and see. oddly we'll have an israeli response, but not in israel. by satellite link, the israel

thousand and fourteen israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu quickly labeled devote a travesty israel blames hamas for using civilians as human shields while the u.s. claims israel has a right to defend itself from rocket attacks from hamas. the nation's third botched execution in six months has rekindled the debate over the death penalty arizona inmate joseph rudolph wood was pronounced dead at six forty nine pm yesterday one hour fifty seven minutes after the execution started witnesses report him gasping for ninety minutes the execution took so long that his lawyers had time to file an emergency appeal while it was happening there is on the supreme court also called an impromptu hearing on the matter and learned of his death during the discussions it's the third execution gone awry this year in the u.s. including one in ohio in which an inmate gassed in similar fashion for nearly a half hour oklahoma inmate clayton lockett died of a heart attack in april minutes after prison officials halted his execution because the drugs weren't being administered properly i was joined earlier by alexander si

hamas blames israel. the idf put out a statement saying this was an errant hamas rocket that hit those facilities earlier today, but there will be forensic evidence and a full investigation, i'm sure, will go forward and eventually we'll learn who was responsible for that attack. all right, guys, thanks very much. ian lee, karl penhaul, reporting. >>> now to a cnn exclusive that we have for you. i want to take you 45 feet underground, inside an elaborate hamas tunnel that was running from hun yunis in gaza to southern israel. israel says its main goal is to destroy these tunnels used to smuggle weapons, launch attacks. here's our entry into the tunnel, watch this. >> let's go. no, i'm not scared. all right. all right. all right. okay. all right. ah, i guess the tunnel was built for relatively short people because if you stand up, you're going to hit your head. i'm not that tall. but you see, it's pretty -- pretty secure, this concrete. they spent a lot of effort building this tunnel. and they say it's 14 m

israel and hamas. >> once again rejection came from the military wing of hamas. meanwhile palestinian officials are blaming israel's air strikes on tuesday morning for heavy damage to gaza's only power plant. >> yeah. and that hit to the power plant is impacting many people right now. israel though says it did not target the plant, only militants firing rockets into israel. and now as the two sides continue trading air strikes for rocket fire they are also trading blame for another missed cease fire. >> reporter: our goal is clear. our goal is to free the people of israel from the terror of these rocket attacks coming from gaza and these tunnel attacks coming from gaza where, you know, people pop out of the ground with machine guns and explosives to kill and to murder. to kidnap people. so ultimately that goal -- those goals can be achieved diplomatically or militarily or a combination of both. but we will continue until that goal is achieved. >> we cannot just only listen to israeli side saying well we can stop then withdraw to the borders and wait if nothing happens nothing happen on their side. while th

hamas blamed israel, israel blamed hamas. it's not clear. and really finding out who launched the rocket at this point is just simply too dangerous because the fighting is so intense right now. now, also hamas has infiltrated into israel earlier tonight. at least four hamas fighters used the tunnels sneaking into israel, engaging with israeli troops. we don't know how many israeli troops were injured or killed, but we understand there were casualties but we also understand at least one hamas fighter was killed during the fighting. israel is focusing on these tunnels. they say they have destroyed about 60% of the tunnels and they're going to get to about 20% more in the next day or so. that has been a key objective of the israeli military here in gaza for the past week or so. now, hamas is saying that they are simply not going to give up until this blockade is lifted around gaza. while israel is insisting the fighting will go on until the rockets are silenced and those tunnels are all destroyed. and what we are seeing and hearing right now, s

hamas will pay. >> here's the mood going on. israel began unleashing the fury launching air strikes. charged the home of one suspected of killing the teens. israel blames hamas for the death of the teens who were abducted while walking home from school. >> your worst fears are realized. it is awful, awfully difficult. we haven't absorbed everything yet. we hope it happened shortly after they were kidnapped. >> the young victims who's bodies were found under a pile of rock in an open field in hebron. the teens one an american citizen were identified by their clothing. it appears they were shot. >> when children are taken as an act of war it's beneath contempt. i don't know what to do other than join our voices in prayer, hope that people listen, watch, wake up to the threat we have to our most fundamental human values and realize who our enemy is and figure out what we are going to do about it. >> folks a part of the israeli government claims the teens were brutally murdered by hamas terrorists. they say it is a result of abbas uniting with hamas. they hope both sides will refrain from steps that will further hurt the situation. >> rulings from the supr

israel blamed hamas. "special report" will have more information that story at 6:00 p.m. up next president obama broke his silence on immigration reform this afternoon. he said he will once again go around congress when "the five" returns. ♪ >>> president obama took to the rose garden this afternoon to inform the public he's ready to act alone on immigration reform. >> today i'm beginning a new effort to fix as much of our immigration system as i can on my own. without congress. as a first step i'm directing the secretary of homeland security and the attorney general to move available and appropriate resources from our interior to the border. i directed secretary johnson and attorney general holder to identify additional actions my administration can take on our own within my existing legal authorities to do what congress refuses to do and fix as much of our immigration system as we can. if congress will not do their job at least we can do ours. >> all right. this latest move comes less than a week after the supreme court slapped down the president for overstepping his ex

israel blames hamas for firing roberts in populated areas. hamas continues to fire back. a rocket launched from the gaza strip hit a gas station seriously injuring one person. meanwhile israeli officials say a ground offensive is still possible. israeli forces are posted along the gaza border. heavy artillery, armor personnel and tanks. >> translator: we're prepared to send whatever is required. >> reporter: tonight attacks continue here in gaza. a u.n. representative told us early are today people are starting to quote-unquote panic. that means stocking up, hoarding certain items that are in short supply. baby food. diapers. baby formula. and types of certain types much medications. all of this in anticipation of a possible ground-attack. >> john huddy live in gaza city early saturday morning. john, thank you. prime minister netanyahu will be brit hume's exclusive guest on sunday. check your local listings for times in your area. >>> up next, getting ready to sue the president of the united states. how the house prepares. first here's what's some of our fox affiliates ac

hamas is blamed for it. i held no sympathy for hamas. tactics are delowerable and ideology is despicable. but this is something that israel has done. they have provoked this situation. and right now they want to shift the blame to somebody else because they cannot accept responsibility for the dedisaster of the humanitarian disaster they've caused. >> steven, i imagine they have very serious questions about james' analysis. >> well, in terms of the sympathy for the suffering of the palestinian people, we all have to feel for that. what is going on is, you know, the israelis are once again trying to damage hamas and to try to buy some quiet from these recurring missile attacks. they tried this in 2000 -- 8. they tried it in 2012. they say the threat returned. what netanyahu's thinking is, is there something they can do this time that will hurt hamas to the point where hamas would agree to some kind of arrangement whereby in fact they would demill tarize and get the muscles out -- >> steven, i want to break in briefly. go back it carl. there is an f-16 flying right where you are, carl? >> absolutely, erin. there is intense drone activ

the hamas news site blaming on israeli drones. while israel blames hamas rockets. >> israelis and hamas have a responsibility to stop the fighting now. >> reporter: world leaders are requesting a cease-fire which would allow critical aid for gaza. speaking on television, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned israelis to be prepared for a long campaign. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry who admitted monday there were misunderstandings during talks now under fire for his failure to achieve a week long truce to stop the rising death toll. and if there is anything that make you doubt that there is an opportunity for a cease-fire, just look at the live images now of gaza, the dark cloud rising, and that is the oil we believe the fuel burning from the power plant that was struck earlier in the day. the loss of that power plant is going to make life that much more miserable. it really takes it from a crises to potentially a disaster because the loss of that power, means the loss of just about everything for the people of gaza. mea

hamas blames israel for the attacks. they insist their carried out no strikes in the area and blame hamas for the carnage. a cease-fire fading fast, if not gone altogether. israeli prime minister, beng anyone netanyahu says more difficult days are ahead. karl penhaul is live. what can you tell snus. >> reporter: well, john, it was an intense night throughout the night in central gaza city. we saw israeli illumination flares lighting up the night sky. it was a moonless night and israelis need to get their drones up in the air to see what was going on down ton ground. now the illumination flares went off for two hours. gaza city and all points north, south and east. we saw explosions going into buildings 500 yards away from where we are now forcing us to take cover because of the size of the bombs. the shrapnel could have easily flown into the office where we were. a number of explosions were close by. hamas was at least one of the targets. the israeli minister says they believe it was a firing point for rockets. hamas lead

israel blamed hamas but offered no proof. >>> french jets are searching a desert for an algerian airliner that disappeared from radar this morning, the plane was carrying 110 passengers and 6 crew members. air traffic controllers lost track of the plane over mali 15 mines after it took off and french forces are in mali fighting al qaeda and they sent two planes to look for the jets but so far they have not found any wreckage. >>> lets go back to breaking news tonight. chopper 6 hd over the scene here in delaware county, police are still investigating the dramatic scene this afternoon when a gunman walked into the wellness center here at the hospital and opened fire, killing a female employee wounding a doctor in the psychiatric unit and the gunman is shot and wounded himself and there are reports that the doctor may have returned fire. police say this area has been secure and safe but they are still trying to piece together what happened. so far no identitied are released as well. we are keeping an eye on the situation here at mercy fitzgerald hospital. >> adam joseph is live at the big b

israel blamed hamas and rescued more than 500 palestinians. the largest operation in the west bank in a decade. palestinian fighters fired 30 rock erts into israel -- rockets into israel, and israel responded with air strikes targetting gaza. that brings us to nick schifrin, on the ground in gaza. we have heard, we understand, the response from israel. >> in the past 30 minutes we heard two dozen air strikes, loud, big booming things dropped by f-16s. there's a couped of tit for -- couple of tit for tat. half an hour ago the first rocked fired from gaza into israel landing in an open field. all the air strikes by gaza fell in empty training grounds. there's no injuries or casualties. what has changed it the ratio. for his rail this is an attack on its citizens. three israelis kidnapped and killed - that has not happened. you are getting calls in israel for an unprecedented response. there's 30 air strikes. usually it's four or five in response to a single rocket. israel is trying to change the ratio and is perhaps getting response. >> where yo

israel blames hamas for their deaths and carried out air strikes targeting hamas positions in gaza.y of the dead palestinian boy claims surveillance camera rah video shows his abductors israeli authorities have not named any suspects or suggested a motive. angry palestinians through rocks and burned tires in the streets. they set off fireworks. police trying to prevent the crowds from fanning out beyond the eastern muslim neighborhood where the 16 year old lived shot stunned grenade and tear gas canisters at demonstrators. tension was escalated after the dead boy's father accused police of trying to prevent a large scale funeral. >> they wanted to give us the body last night. we refused. because we cannot bury him at night. and i said i must hold for my son a big funeral in which crowds can participate. i refuse for it to be at night but only during the day. >> for as long as most people can remember this jerusalem neighborhood has been nothing but quiet. today marks the third straight day of violence. now many israelis and palestinians question whether the death of 16 year old moha

. >> israel blames hamas for the deaths in gaza.raging people to stay. >> there homes after israeli forces have warned of impending air strike. joining me, the ambassador to the u.s. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me on your show. >> there has been a terrible loss of life of both sides, mostly palestinians in this round of hostilities. the question is when will it end? >> we hope it can end soon. we didn't want to have an operation to begin with. that's why they said quiet would be met with quiet. that led to a lot of rocket attacks on israel. you had an egyptian cease fire about a week bag israel accepted the arab league supported, the international community supported it. and unfortunately, hamas did not agree to it. we've had some u.n. cease fires. both were breached by hamas. we hope that hamas will agree to the egyptian proposals and will stop firing rockets at israel. it is not so difficult to understand how this comes to an end. >> with all due respect, let's talk about the lives being lost. we understand it i

thought the teenager was murdered in revenge for the killing of three jewish teenagers which israel blames on hamas israel arrested hundreds of palestinians and made it thousands of homes while trying to find meanwhile how mass is offering to halt its rocket attacks on israel if television stop shelling garza . i think the killing of the palestinian teenager also sparked public outrage in the u.k. scores of people gathered outside the israeli embassy in london there to show their anger what they say are rising levels of racism and violence the crowd chanted slogans calling on israel to stop attacks on palestinians to discuss the crisis with two political experts one from gaza the other from television. this event of killing three teenagers in bank city of the problem this does not justify it all the kidnapping more than five hundred palestinians. most of them leaders in a mass in the west bank airstrikes mightly pieces on the does a stream is continuous this is overwhelming situation is unfortunately the main bully in the neighborhood but there is no way to stop those killings on both sides by maki

israel blames hamas for the abduction and murder of the three teenagers and the ratcheting up of what is this crisis now. i wanted to find out from him just how close he thought we were at this point to this really getting very, very bad. this is what he told me. >> under what circumstances do you believe a ground offense or do you know a ground offensive will begin? >> if they won't stop the missiles, then we're going to attack. i'm not going to tell you when and where but that's the logical conclusion. >> world should expect to see a ground offensive at any time from the israelis? you've called up reservists. >> whatever we can do. without ground forces we shall do. so we waited. we didn't start the war today. they started it already several days ago. and they continue. and they spread the fire on more areas than israel. >> how long will israel wait? >> until we shall reach, or the moment we shall reach a conclusion that this should be the next step. we shall not talk dates. it may happen quite soon. >> and, wolf, we contacted the prime minister's office here for complete transparen

you'll be talking about, israel launching air strikes against hamas after the killings of three young israelis. their bodies were discovered in the west bank. and israel blamess in no uncertain terms. benjamin netanyahu says, quote, hamas will pay. may not while, hamas spokesmen warn against escalation saying if netanyahu brings a war on gaza, the gates of hell will open to him. israeli military spokesman tells cnn, aircraft carried out precision strikes against 34 targets in the gaza strip following rockets fired at israel since sunday evening. the idea? conconfirm the idea of strikes, nor number killed, nor whether they were direct hits. thank you for watching. i'll see you back hear tomorrow night. i'm don lemon. that's it tonight. ac 360 starts right now. >>> good evening, john burman here in for anderson tonight. keeping them honest big time on a story, a scandal really, your money, money that you thought was going to help wounded veterans, but instead was lining a fund-raiser's pockets. now, as a result of our investigation, there is action in this case. serious action, you'll only see it here. also tonight, why you might be facing even tighter securit

you'll be talking about, israel launching air strikes against hamas after the killings of three young israelis. their bodies were discovered in the west bank. and israel blamesterms. benjamin netanyahu says, quote, hamas will pay. may not while, hamas spokesmen warn against escalation saying if netanyahu brings a war on gaza, the gates of hell will open to him. israeli military spokesman tells cnn, aircraft carried out precision strikes against 34 targets in the gaza strip following rockets fired at israel since sunday evening. the idea? conconfirm the idea of strikes, nor number killed, nor whether they were direct hits. thank you for watching. i'll see you back hear tomorrow night. i'm don lemon. that's it tonight. >>> even though hunters wear bright orange vests and hats, accidents still happen. the problem is trying to figure out which shootings are accidents and which are not. in colorado, investigators used forensic metallurgy, a piece of string and geology to see if one man's death was an accident or murder. each year thousands of big game hunters flock to the uncompahgre national park in western colorado.

a spokesman for israel blames hamas for the violence. >> instead of having the door ep to a diplomatic solution, they closed the door so we now have to unfortunately protect our people through military. >> we hope to achieve a cease-fire, but the cease-fire can guarantee there will be no violations. >> just hours ago, ban ki-moon urged risrael to do more to prevent casualties. >>> a road rage incident in marin leads to gunfire. 69-year-old man is in serious condition, happen on paradise drive. abc 7 reporter nick smith is live with more. >> reporter: good afternoon. neinformation, police have identified 71-year-old resident james steven simon as the shooter. he was arrested and booked into marin county jail for assault with a firearm. police tell me they do not believe simon was in fear for his life when he fired the shots. >> i called my wife, i said turn on the news, i guarantee you it's jim simon. boom, sure enough. >> reporter: eric nose the man that fired the shots that lest this man injured. police interviewed him because the man they're accusing of pulling the trigger was once h

israel blames hamas for their deaths and carried out air strikes targeting hamas positions in gaza. the family of the dead palestinian boy claims surveillance camera video shows his abductors. israeli authorities meanwhile have not named any suspects or suggest ad motive. angry palestinians threw rocks and burned tires in the streets. they set off fireworks. police trying to prevents the crowds from fanning out beyond the east jerusalem neighborhood where the 16-year-old lived, shot stun grenades and tear gas canisters. tension was further escalated after the dead boy's father accused police of trying to prevents a large scale funeral. >> translator: they wanted to give us the body last night. we refused. because we cannot bury him at night and they said they must hold for my son a big funeral in which crowds can participate. i refuse for to it be at night. but only during the day. >> reporter: for as long as most people can remember this jerusalem neighborhood has been nothing but quiet. today marks the third straight day of violence. now many israelis and palestinians question whe

israel blaming hamas for stopping the evacuation. >> hamas is using its own civilians as human shields reason for the level of casualties among civilians. >> reporter: this coming after the u.n. human rights' council voted to investigate israel for committing possible war crimes. >> it's a travesty of justice and it won't prevent us from continuing to act to defend our people. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry in cairo still trying to broker a cease-fire as people on both sides of the conflict beg for peace. >> we can say enough civilians, enough women, enough children. they have suffered quite enough. >> after earlier concerns about planes possibly be hit by hamas rockets the faa has now lifted the ban on u.s. carriers going into and out of tel aviv. the first flights from the u.s. into israel resumed last night. ryan and reena, back to you. >> thank you. >>> france is the second european nation thrown into mourning this week after another major plane crash. about half the passengers were french on board an al jeerian airliner. all people on board were killed. that along with

. >>> and israel is blaming hamas for the death three of teening aers hits 34 targets in hamas-controlled territory. israel says the air strikes were a response for a rocket attack over the weekend but prime minister benjamin netanyahu is promising hamas will pay for the teen's death. holly williams reports. >> reporter: the bodies were discovered under a piefl rocks north of the town near hebron in the west bank. the three teenagers all of them seminary students went missing after hitchhikinhitchhiking. one of them, 16-year-old naftali frenkel was a dual u.s. citizen whose mother made a plea for their return. >> we love you. we miss you. please be strong. hold on, be strong. we love you want to hug you again. >> reporter: the disappearance sparks one of the biggest security crackdowns in a decade as israeli forces went house to house in areas and hebron and arrested more than 400. that led to clashes with palestinians when left five dead. israeli officials blame hamas, the militant group that controls the gaza strip and named two of its members as suspects. hamas has never claimed respon

hamas blames israel.le. but it looks very dark in gaza city right now. >> yeah, in fact, let me just step out of the way a fraction. that is a black hole, isn't it? you can see one or two lights on there. but that is because gaza, even in fonormal time, got used to unusual power supplies and have their own generators. but we understand gaza is not putting out any electricity. but what was hit, fuel storage tanks, diesel tanks. now on the one hand, head of gaza power company says that diesel tank was hit by an israeli shell. of course we've heard from the israeli military say that that facility was not on their target list but doesn't rule out that something could have happened by mistake. but they will check it out. so we have to wait and see. this he says she says that often goes on in any conflict but quite honestly, the civilian population is sick of anybody and everybody's excuses. the civilian population doesn't want to go through these kind of conditions where they are now critically short of power

as fox's john huddy reports israel blames hamas for the murders. >> reporter: the search for three israeli teens has come to a tragic end. israeli military says it found the bodies of the three boys. their bodies buried under a pile of rocks in an open field. the white house and state department denounced the killings. >> we obviously condemn in the strongest possible terms violence that takes the lives of innocent civilians. >> the kidnapping and, of cour course, any harm that has been done to these teenagers is a tragedy. >> reporter: israeli seminary students were taken june 12th while hitchhiking home from school in the west bank. their bodies were discovered only a few minutes drive from the area where the three were last seen. throughout the search, israel has accused the islamist hamas movement of being behind the abductions. israeli military arrested hundreds of palestinians since their disappearance and last week israel named two suspects they believe are responsible. >> it's time for president abbas to break his packet with hamas. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin neta

israel's blamed hamas for those murders and now palestinians are engaging in clashes with israeli police fueled by the grisly death of a palestinian teen who was reportedly burned to death in what's being called a revenge attack. let's get the latest now from correspondent david lee miller who's standing by in jerusalem with the very latest. >> according to the palestinian authorities' attorney general, the initial autopsy results show that muhammad abu khdeir was still breathing when he was burned over 90% of his body. an investigation is now under way. but they have not named any suspects and they have not suggested a motive. many palestinians believe the teenager was killed in retaliation for the kidnapping and the murder of three israelis. and now further heightening tension, amateur cell phone video, disturbing video has surfaced that appears to show israeli police beating the 15-year-old cousin of the murdered palestinian boy. the cousin, an who goes to school in florida, was taken into custody by israeli police during street demonstrations shortly before the funeral. no criminal c

israel blames hamas for murders.emains have of those boys were found buried under a pile of rocks in the open field. israeli seminary students were taken on june 12th hitchhiking from their school in the west bank. their bodies found not too far from where they were last seen. white house and state department has denounced killings. >> we obviously condemn in the strongest possible terms violence that takes lives of innocent civilians. >> the kidnapping, and, of course, any harm done to these teenagers is a tragedy. >> palestinian leaders accused israel of using abductions of attacking a new hamas back government. mahmoud abbass condemned violence and says he wants to continue negotiation was israel. >>> toronto mayor rob ford return to city hall after a two month stint in rehab. ford publicly apologized for his past behavior and asked the public for a second chance. >> we have come a long way despite my personal struggles. but over the coming most, my friend, my top priority will be to rebuild trust, rebuilding trus

is thought to have been murdered in revenge for the killing of three jewish teenagers that israel blames on hamas while searching for their killers israel arrested hundreds of palestinians and raided thousands of west bank homes tension further stoked by strides from both sides with israel with israel to mobilizing troops in gaza one palestinian journalist covering the conflict in situation is on . what we are seeing right now is retaliating from both sides situation critically more some calls were made for third intifada uprising and the latest incident the murder of the sixteen year old palestinian boy came after the murder of three israeli settlers this is going to fuel the tension as we know a number of threats made by the israeli army officials against their hamas rule gaza if the rocket fire does not stop from gaza into israel military might intervene according to the testing in center for abuse of statistics more than one thousand five hundred palestinian the children have been killed between two thousand and two thousand and thirteen we haven't heard any contamination from that world from