thank you for the information, rick hamada, thank you for coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim. appreciate it. >> honest company, tells the truth, doesn't congratulate itself, doesn't do back patting. but also speaks loudly and buys with a big stick. and i feel that risk is taken out of the stock of avnet, avt. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, tide turning? proctor & gamble from lagging to leading as the maker refocused its efforts. after a recent breakout, is there still some bounce left in the stock? cramer tells if you there could be more gains, straight ahead. >>> and later, double standard? both tech giants revealed results that fell short of expectations, but why is amazon stock surging while apple falls flat? cramer's pulling back the curtain on today's action. all coming up on "mad money." >>> listen to me. in this game, nothing more important than flexibility. when the facts about a stock change, you have to change your mind with them. you could get blown away. easy to talk about being flexible in theory, in practice, it means doing something very difficult. admitting w

. >> reporter: for that to happen, hamada and his group will need to perfect their timing. the fog chasers know accurate forecasts are essential. the watching and the waiting has begun. >>> time now to get a check on the weather. people in southern areas of philippines are dealing with severe weather conditions. >> tropical depression that's formed. this is now moving over the islands. the rainfall accumulation is just staggering amounts. drenching rain will be falling across the area and also thunderstorms are going to be e rup erupting in the next coupling of days. looks like it will not be intensifying into a named storm system. we'll keep a close eye on this because flash floods and mudslides are all going to be at high risks. the china peninsula is looking clear and fine. the frigid cold air sinks down toward the south. even the precipitation here could turn white. we are seeing snow showers flirting with western half of japan now even in the city side and metropolitan tokyo as well. this is going to be on and off until the afternoon hours. toward the northern regions

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thank you for the information, rick hamada, thank you for coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim.ppreciate it. >> honest company, tells the truth, doesn't congratulate itself, doesn't do back patting. but also speaks loudly and buys with a big stick. and i feel that risk is taken out of the stock of avnet, avt. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, tide turning? proctor & gamble from lagging to leading as the maker refocused its efforts. after a recent breakout, is there still some bounce left in the stock? cramer tells if you there could be more gains, straight ahead. >>> and later, double standard? both tech giants revealed results that fell short of expectations, but why is amazon stock surging while apple falls flat? cramer's pulling back the curtain on today's action. all coming up on "mad money." [ horn honks ] hey, it's sandra -- from accounting. peter. i can see that you're busy... but you were gonna help us crunch the numbers for accounts receivable today. i mean i know that this is important. well, both are important. let's be clear. they are but this is important too. [ man

. >> hamada yasukazu says he told the diet committee he thinks that the north has managed to miniaturizearheads. they can be mounted on medium-range ballistic missiles and japan is within the range. it has become more difficult to detect launches from north korea and shoot the missiles down. the minister said he is considering all options including the acquisition of counter strike capabilities. >>> people in ukraine have woke ton air raid sirens for a fourth straight day. kyiv was struck by iranian made kamikaze drones on the russians have hit targets across the country, many with no military purpose. they killed at least civilians and injured 100. a crowded market was struck on wednesday leaving seven dead and eight injuries. defense officials gathered at nato headquarters to discuss ukraine. the russian attacks have further united the international community. >> we've all watched as ukraine made extraordinary gains on the battlefield. and despite putin's new assaults, ukrainian forces have changed the dynamics of this war. they have liberated hundreds of towns from russian occupations

thank you for the information, rick hamada, thank you for coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim. appreciate it. >> honest company, tells the truth, doesn't congratulate itself, doesn't do back patting. but also speaks loudly and buys with a big stick. and i feel that risk is taken out of the stock of avnet, avt. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, tide turning? proctor & gamble from lagging to leading as the maker refocused its efforts. after a recent breakout, is there still some bounce left in the stock? cramer tells if you there could be more gains, straight ahead. >>> and later, double standard? both tech giants revealed results that fell short of expectations, but why is amazon stock surging while apple falls flat? cramer's pulling back the curtain on today's action. all coming up on "mad money." lysol believes no toilet is complete, until it's completely clean. lysol toilet bowl cleaner kills 99.9% of germs and removes stains better than clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach. so if you want to do the whole job, lysol's got you covered. throughout our lives. one a day men's 50

. >> hamada told them his ministry would consider setting up the shelters while coordinating with the cabinet secretariat. ♪ >>> all right. we now bring back our meteorologist jonathan oh for more on the weather here and elsewhere. >> hello. japan is bracing for the possibility of some good winter weather in terms of the amount of snow that will be taking place in the eastern areas of the country as we go into friday. low pressure developing out of china, moving toward the north and east, and moving parallel along the pacific coastline. it is going to be leading to that snowfall with the high pressure bringing in that chilly air from the north. and so we are looking at anywhere up to 5 centimeters of snowfall possible in the central areas of tokyo in the 23 ward. then as you go from the north and west, closer toward the mountainous areas, we could see up to 40 centimeters of snowfall up until saturday morning, during a 24-hour period. i want to emphasize that if you're going to be in the area where we expect snow, timing wise, we're looking somewhere from daytime hours, mid-morning al

who knows anything about a 25—year—old man named 0ssama hamed and 23—year—old man called nor aden hamadas found a postcode lottery in gp care, with doctors in some parts of england struggling with three times as many patients as their equivalents elsewhere. the royal college of gps says it's the result of years of underinvestment. earlier, i spoke to lucy watson, chair of the patients' association, who gave reaction to the bbc investigation. it is shocking that the difference in size of patient list with gps across the country is so huge and the impact for patients is just enormous. those patients in those areas, where it is 3000 patients for gp, they are struggling to get an appointment, sometimes waiting more than a way to get an appointment and thatis than a way to get an appointment and that is a real worry for people if they might be ill or have a long—term condition they need to manage on a regular basis. you are talking about the long wait time to get a plumber, talking about the long wait time to geta plumber, in talking about the long wait time to get a plumber, in terms of impa

humanitarian cases were let through which meant no more than three hundred people a day but vulgar hamada was not one of them last year she died from cancer of the stomach she had trying desperately for months to leave gaza for chemotherapy treatment abroad but was never able to get the permission she needed to leave. there and i wonder the hospital here and they gave me some women but the pain didn't and the borders are poor this is the reason why as for. the new egyptian foreign minister says the decision to close the border was shameful on saturday his promise to open buffer permanently without the israelis is coming true no more willing agreement going up six years ago between another poster gyptian president hosni mubarak the united states the israelis and the us. be in place that agreement gave monitors access to the crossing and allow television to supervise and monitor security cameras from a farm. was watching. points and checkpoints so that it was the same interest of both countries. the permanent opening of rougher terrifies israeli citizens especially those who live on key put

who knows anything about a 25—year—old man named ossama hamed and 23—year—old man called nor aden hamadacode lottery in gp care with doctors in some parts of england struggling with three times as many patients as their equivalents elsewhere. the royal college of gps says, it's the result of years of under investment. our health correspondent, nick triggle reports. there are 3a,000 gps in england — about one for every 1,700 patients — but these doctors are not evenly spread around the country. nhs england figures show that gps in some areas have to deal with three times as many patients as those in others. in rushcliffe in nottinghamshire, there are nearly 1,200 patients for every gp, but in swale in kent,there are over 3,300 patients for every gp. some variation is to be expected. an area with a high number of older patients and lots of young children is likely to need more doctors, but the royal college of gps said some areas are struggling with shortages, describing the differences as shocking, and a risk to patient care. for the areas that are really struggling the most, we need extr

the bus has fallen two hundred meters into a ravine killing at least forty three people in western hamada and the vehicle pronk from a kenyan after reportedly losing control on a tough part of the road emergency teams have managed to recover forty six survivors from the wreckage so far. now the us federal court has imposed a gagging order on jailed journalist barrett brown he's facing more than one hundred years in prison over his work related to exposing online surveillance and the case has already been dubbed as the latest circuit in the persecution of investigative journalism and whistle blowing by the obama administration. abby martin takes a closer look at breaking the set at eleven thirty am. that's a good journalist barrett brown has been in prison for nearly a year for shedding light on the dark underbelly of the private intelligence world and now he can't even talk about it federal court order just imposed a gag order on brown is the fence team that her bentham from discussing the details of the case with anyone from the media brown faces up to one hundred five years behind bars

two-year-old hamdan and four-year-old hamada are brothers. they were injured early this morning when an air strike hit their neighbor's house. >> dow want a cease-fire? >> we want a cease-fire, their mother saddiqa told us am i want israelis and us to both live in peace. but they have to leave us alone. >> reporter: rockets fired by palestinian militants have caused damage and injuries, but no deaths. thanks mainly to israel's iron dome anti-missile defense system which intercepts them. moshir el masri is a spokesman for hamas, the militant group that controls the a strip. israel says it can't avoid killing civilians because you put your rocket launchers in civilian areas, in residential areas. are you using people as human shields? >> no, that's a lie, he told us. israel is using it to justify crimes against civilians. >> pelley: holly williams is if gaza tonight and because of transmission problems she's joining us on the phone. holly, what has the reaction been to this proposed cease-fire? >> well, scott, the militants told us tonight they

hussein hamada survived but saw two of his friends killed. translation: it's very difficult.not sleep and i go to a psychologist. they were my guys. we would eat and drink and sleep together. they were my brothers. since the caliphate crumbled, is has been driven underground to caves and tunnels beneath these mountains. but iraq has seen terror grow from these beginnings before. and the fear is a new threat is coming, for the region and the west. orla guerin, bbc news, northern iraq. five people have been sentenced to death by a court in saudi arabia for the murder of government critic jamal khashoggi in istanbul last year. three more have been givenjail sentences totalling 2a years. the prosecutor said saud al-qahtani — an important aide of crown prince mohammed bin salman — had been investigated but not charged and was released. the country faced international condemnation for mr khashoggi's murder in the saudi consulate in turkey last year; saudi arabia blamed it on what they called a ‘rogue operation‘. our middle east correspondent martin patiencejoins me from beirut. the

lasting peace down transformer campaign manager has been ordered to spend even more time in prison hamada for was already facing just under four years behind bars for financial crimes he's now been sentenced after pleading guilty to conspiracy to kill him as a story from washington. i don't know seventy years old paul metaphor was wheeled into a washington d.c. courtroom to find out if he would likely die in prison the judge could have ordered him to spend up to ten years in prison on top of the nearly four he was facing from another judge in the end he was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison in all but in all likelihood will spend quite a bit less given credit for time served and good behavior still his lawyers tried to tell the media they were disappointed judge jackson. conceded that there was absolutely no evidence of any russian collusion in this case or that they just want to florence to court whatever will know every day it's one of the evolution of latino russian oh let's not forget they are actually in this the protesters right and paul metaphors lawyer was not telling

and on thursday we will welcome minister hamada to the pentagon for a bilateral meeting. the secretary of the department leadership look forward to these important discussions and we'll of course have more information to share. after all of these meetings separately next week, the secretary austin and chairman of the joint chiefs general milley will travel to germany to host the ukraine defense contact group at ramstein air base. the contact group has been instrumental in identifying synchronizing and ensuring delivery of the military capabilities. the ukrainians need to defend their homeland against russian aggression. the secretary looks forward to meeting with defense leaders from the approximately 50 nations that comprise this important group dedicated to ukraine self defense. also, as was briefly highlighted last week during the announcement of the most recent presidential drawdown authorization. i can confirm that training for ukrainian forces on the patriot air defense system will begin as soon as next week at fort sill oklahoma. the training will prepare approxima

army lieutenant colonel in special forces surgeon, doctor omar hamada.ourta service to our country. you've been in touch with people stranded in afghanistan. can you tell us more about that? >> certainly, not stranded but special forces operators and special operationsalal forces te actively trying to get people out. they are no longer in country and they have for a little while i think they're trying to regroup and figure out what things are going to look like now that the taliban is in control of afghanistan. sort of taking a pause, so to speak g. liz: the group you're in touch with, they are trying to get out. there is clarity from the families who lost their loved ones, soldiers who died in the terror bombings last week, more americans are listening for clarity. but watch, a mother of army staff sgt. killed in the terror bombings last week, asking why the white house trust of thess taliban to begin with. watch this. >> in all ofk. history, all of e time we've been fighting, where did you leave these men and women, one location, one get to final thous

an epistemic shitted again recall treves over budget is that they can move it but we teach or they hamada should i do west honest did you know it was sued on that key to come at a notice or deep would almost be illegal on their the body steen we should be a congressional. marched in that does opus not on a motor city key but is still no gore so no debate sit out a new view or should it continue or should they continue to if you zoom it down surely the near fair or soft could have gotten you to said that. so i headed that are met and all was older but among. a life and death struggle for racial equality in a deeply on equal society fortunately that was a spy for the apartheid regime but they've been very close friends like a family living together over 50 years off there was torture and death in police custody just your world tells the remarkable story of until apartheid campaigner and. south africa demanded fault apartheid on not just. hello there let's start in india where the main where the story is we've got that cyclists moving its way into north western india you can see the extent o

omar hamada. doctor, thank you so much for your service to our country.l us more about that? >> certainly, liz. not stranded but other special operations forces who are there actively trying to get people out. they are no longer in country, gone north a little while but i think are trying to regroup to figure out what things will look like now that the taliban is in control of afghanistan. so sort of taking a tactical pause so to speak. elizabeth: so your, that group you're in touch with is in a tactical pause, they're trying to get out. sir, there is clarity coming from the gold star families who lost their leaved ones, soldiers who died in the terror bombings last week. more americans are listening to them for their clarity. listen to paula knaus. mother of ryan nauss killed by the taliban last week. watch this. >> in all of our history, in all of the time we have been fighting, dare you leave these men and women at one airport, one location, one gate to funnel thousands through and who did you trust? you trusted our enemies to allow who would come thro

bill hagerty, omar hamada thanks for being on.next congressman michael burgess on more newly revealed government documents. critics say it strengthens the case that dr. fauci did in fact lie under oath. he misled and stonewalled congress by denying that the u.s. was in fact funding lethal supervirus research in china. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> at a minimum he should step down and we should have a full, transparent investigation to untangle the complex web of u.s. taxpayer dollars funding this type of research but where is the accountability from the chinese communist party? why is this administration effectively covering up for the chinese communist party when it comes to this? ♪ but this change i see in her... starting trulicity...making healthier choices... i just hope she knows ...how proud i am. once-weekly trulicity helps control... ...your a1c. it lowers blood sugar from the first dose... ...and seeing the impact of just one change... ...can motivate you to make more of them. plus trulicity works

hamada. yeah yeah, i lost, at least feeling more time that 50% out crying.he started making masks. she had a closed last month after family got covid. she applied for federal loans. it's not enough. you're a very little compared with how much you know. i believe in it, you know, but my store and take care of my family when i got out of the hospital, having been in the hospital for a little over a week, a zoo result of covid-19 said it was a planning commissioner rolando bony a thought for his life and lost an uncle to covid. now he's fighting to help struggling mom and pop businesses. he's helped support the fund as well as other sent jose residents. the east sent jose covid-19 relief fund. helps businesses with five or fewer employees receive up to a $5000 grants. and if we don't do everything we can right now to protect them. not only do we lose these businesses the very fabric of or community impacted zip codes in the county, he said. it was a predominantly latino residents there have been disproportionately impacted by the virus. simply of alaska's owns

week the vice president of the semi autonomous zones of ireland died of a coup and a virus sorry if hamada was the most high profile politician in tanzania so how about mid ted being infected with a virus that's now raising concerns of on epidemic possibly running rampant we asked. what do you think of 1st enjoying myself loose approach to covert 19. there are some misinformation between the government and they seem to think there's no direct deviation. people are always given the information and all we know are. so thinly or controversial between the citizen and the government about the issue of 19 the government has been taking various effective measures so as to conduct. like ensuring that they have proper sanitary such as washing hands across college isn't even is efficient such as banks we're told to wash your hands the senate hasn't and to also a mask i think it has really been a good way of handling things from left there this year and i think they got that one and government is being realistic with the situation because if every person go through a lockdown then to be very hard for

hussein hamada survived, but saw two of his friends killed. translation: it's very difficult. to a psychologist. they were my guys. we would eat and drink and sleep together. they were my brothers. since the caliphate crumbled, is has been driven underground to caves and tunnels beneath these mountains. but iraq has seen terror grow from these beginnings before. and the fear is a new threat is coming, for the region and the west. orla guerin, bbc news, northern iraq. let's turn to the united states. new evidence has emerged that suggests the trump administration ordered the pentagon to withold aid to ukraine, just 91 minutes after the us president spoke to his ukrainian counterpart volodymyr zelensky. democrats are pointing to this newly surfaced email obtained by the investigative journalism organisation, the center for public integrity. the email was sent by a senior white house official and tells the pentagon to hold off releasing funds to kiev. the phone call between the two leaders took place lastjuly — and it's this phone call that led to president trump being impeached

hussein hamada survived, but saw two of his friends killed. translation: it's very difficult.t sleep and i go to a psychologist. they were my guys. we would eat and drink and sleep together. they were my brothers. since the caliphate crumbled, is has been driven underground to caves and tunnels beneath these mountains. but iraq has seen terror grow from these beginnings before. and the fear is a new threat is coming, for the region and the west. 0rla guerin, bbc news, northern iraq. and david is still with us. you have done a lot of reporting on islamic state, iraq and syria and is the report said, the danger as it will go back to asymmetric warfare, like pre—9/11? will go back to asymmetric warfare, like pre-9/l1? that was a chilling piece of reporting. what i found haunting was the scene of the local moped are, the leader who had dared to step up against the islamic state, and was struck down. systematically, those who worked with the us to take down al-qaeda doubt were struck —— hunted down and killed. i hope people take it seriously. to use a cliche, we have seen seriously

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hussein hamada survived but saw two of his friends killed. translation: it's very difficult.and i go to a psychologist. they were my guys. we would eat and drink and sleep together. they were my brothers. since the caliphate crumbled, is has been driven underground to caves and tunnels beneath these mountains. but iraq has seen terror grow from these beginnings before. and the fear is a new threat is coming, for the region and the west. orla guerin, bbc news, northern iraq. the presenter of the itv show love island, caroline flack, has pleaded not guilty to assaulting her boyfriend at herflat in north london. helena wilkinson was in court and she updated us a little earlier. caroline flack, the television presenter, went into court in front of the magistrate today, she was accompanied by a police officer as she went into the dock, plus a very packed public gallery and in that public gallery, and her boyfriend, the man she is accused of assaulting on december the 12th. she spoke very briefly, confirmed her name and date of birth and address, then she was asked to enter a plea

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. >> hundreds of syrians turned out in damascus on thursday for the funeral of activist mazen al-hamada. his body was among 30 corpses found in a hospital morgue this week. al-hamadi was a well-known face among the syrian protests during 2011 arab spring movement. he fled to the netherlands, where he testified about the torture he was subjected to during the assad regime. al-hamadi was arrested in february of 2020 at damascus airport when he returned to syria, and he hadn't been seen since. >> the u.s. believes the new reality in syria could be opening the door for a ceasefire and hostage deal in gaza. more than 100 hostages are still believed to be held there, most of them since hamas launched its rampage in israel more than 14 months ago. but now, u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan is expressing cautious optimism that a deal could be reached this month. he met israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem thursday. sullivan says hamas is negotiating differently now that the assad regime is gone, and there's a ceasefire in lebanon. he also dismissed suggestions that

sheikh hamada, benjasim benjaber altani, the money was in suitcases in bags and bags from the ford monson called the person who bought london hotels, stores, housing, and kharza is called the person who lobbied for these large land deals. true, the press service of the future king stated that the qatari millions immediately went to charity by the royal family republican-minded public has many questions about buckingham palace for 10 years, one answer and two strategies, when shadows from the past emerge and they are accused of the slave trade , they repent, but they don’t give money to the descendants of slaves, when questions arise today they talk about without tax excesses. they claim the money is donated to charitable foundations, the royal family doesn't want to appear to be the richest family in england , they want to appear to be the most charitable, judging by on eggs and posters. not everyone believes in this lisa herzen boris khalfi at maksim zainchenko, ntv london tv company let's return to the events of the week on tuesday at the headquarters of the north atlantic alliance in b

saying trump has chosen to become enemies with everyone in the world another comment on facebook from hamada who says the u.s. is no match for russia when it comes to iraq dynamics and one last one from lena who says it's very convenient for the u.s. to find someone to point to thank you very much for all your comments keep them coming use a hash tag a.j. news great and on twitter as well handle at a.j. english don't forget to use the hashtag a.j. news great we're also on facebook of course and on whatsapp and telegram seven four five zero one triple one four nine to get in touch with us moving on now in the final match for the asian cup twenty nine thousand is well under way ahead to nail facing up against four time. occidental champions japan this is the first time qatar's ever made it to the finals they're playing against the backdrop of an uneasy makes of politics and sports because a tournament is housed in the united arab emirates one of four countries that have imposed a blockade on qatar since june twenty seventh that speak to on the richest and who's live for us in doha at the aspie

sheikh hamada, benja-sim benjaber altani, the money was in suitcases bags and packages from the tea shopsheik cutter is referred to as the man who bought the london hotels shops. she and prince charles are called the person who lobbied for these big land deals. indeed, the press office the future king said that qatari millions immediately went to charity by the royal family slaves are not given, but when questions arise today, they talk about tax-free excess income. they claim the money is donated to charitable foundations, the royal family doesn't want to be seen as the richest family in england she wants to seem the most beneficent, judging by the eggs and posters, not everyone believes in this lisa herzen boris khalfi on maxim zaichenko ntv london tv company back to the events of the week block nato in one fell swoop increased by 1300 km and it seems such an accelerated pace. no one has joined nato yet. yul yes, vadim, they really, what is called made it a quick application to join the alliance in finland filed together with sweden on 18 may last year. if other countries had to wait f

their answer is i wrote wrote down here, hamada, hamada. want to go into the midterm elections saying we're not for obama but mark said that won't cut it for a presidential candidate. >> you wouldn't argue this is a time of tremendous opportunity for the republican party right now, this moment in time? yes? >> absolutely. >> so? >> mr. blow criticizes people like bobby jindal who is doing i think a tremendous job and showing the next leadership for the republican party. >> mean his arguments i don't like big government and standing on the shoreline saying where is the government? >> we got some great candidates. >> we'll talk about this more. savannah guthrie has this morning's developing headlines out of the white house. >>> also the tea party versus the naacp. they clashed on the sunday talk shows and now the conservative group has ousted one of its top members. >>> first bill with forecast. >> heat wave is the big store i didn't out there. the tropics is quiet. not bad weather. one wave north of puerto rico but i don't expect any signifi

japanese-americans names like hamada, mete, samurai, morimoto, noguchi, yamazaki, kido mori and mura have been and continue to be written in our history for the sacrifices and the contributions they have made to the well-being and security of this. our common nation and the punch line. i call upon the american people to affirm with me this american promise that we have learned from the tragedy of that long ago experience forever to treasure liberty and justice for each individual american and resolve that this kind of action shall never again be repeated. before i turn to bob, i think it's appropriate time to turn to kelly, if you will. okay, thanks. i just want to thank dean morrison and the jacks and center and everybody for putting on this this program. i want to just comment on a personal connection i have to this matter. during world war two, my mom, who was born and raised portland, oregon, was one of the 120,000 japanese-americans who were forcibly removed from their homes and incarcerated in these, quote unquote, camps. my mom at the time was a second grader. my grandparents

he then spotted the suspect... 41- year-old nao hamada myers... lounging in his master bedroom.sted myers...who they say...was actually dressed in the victim's clothes. (vicki) in the south bay... a 19-year-old woman is in the hospital following a hit-and-run crash in san jose. police are now looking for the driver. the crash happened just after 2 this morning on the intersection of north capitol avenue and mckee road. police are looking for a man driving a 1990's silver or light colored s-u-v. (vicki) in santa clara county... a woman fights off a man who tried to kidnap her -- twice. deputies say hipolito martinez was arrested for attacking his neighbor in her gilroy home. the victim told deputies that martinez tried to take off her clothing. but she fought back... and ran out of the house. that's when she says martinez chased her and tried to drag her back inside. she fought him again... and called police. martinez is now behind bars. (grant) in the north bay. chp officers are searching for a man...accused of fleeing a hit-and-run crash that injured a woman who was in his car.

over the last 24 hours, but in the hospital this morning, we found not militants, but two brothers, hamada age 4 and hamdan age 2. they were injured when an air strooik hit their neighbor's house. their father told us the israeli military telephoned the neighbor and warned them to evacuate, but they only had three minutes but didn't make it out in time. i wish it were me lying wounded, he said, not my boys. officials here say more than 170 people have been killed since israel's offensive began, most of them civilians. thousands of palestinians have fled northern gaza taking refuge in school buildings. there's safety here, but as the gaza strip braces for a possible ground invasion, nobody knows when they'll be able to go home. she came here with her daughter and three grandsons. she showed us photographs of what happened the last time tensions flared in 2012. her home was destroyed by an israeli air strike. there was nothing left. not even clothes or furniture, she told us. i thought i'd have a heart attack. i'm worried the same thing will happen this time. palestinian militants continue t

hamada is a supporter of easing monetary policy and critical of the policies of the boj. back to you, kelly. >> thanks for that. we want to take a quick look at what's on the agenda for asia tomorrow. meanwhile, australia's central bank will release minutes of its previous meeting. and on politics, the chinese delegation led by wang qishan will arrive in washington. >>> still to congress on the show, russia has joined the wto. it did it just four months ago, but complaints with its lack of compliance with the laws are already stacking up. we'll get a view when we come back. >>> wto regulations are valid according to a top trade lawyer. karen spoke to an expert and asked why the u.s. invariably features as the main protagonist. >> i think there's a number of factors going on here. first of all, i think it's absolutely normal for the united states to be the most tiff wto dispute settlement participate. if you look at the figures, i think they have been the most active every single year since the wto was founded. it's a natural by-product of the huge size of the u.s. economy

she is still not communicating verbally with visits from her children or from hamada, that activist.le, her husband is still at large. he is still walking free. an important point to consider here. this is not violence confined to undeveloped, rural parts of the country. according to the government survey, the levels of domestic violence against women are roughly the same in some of the most developed, wealthy cities in the western of turkey, like istanbul, as they are in some of those rural farming communities in the east of the country. tj. >> all right. ivan watson, a tough story to hear. i'm sure a tough story for you to report on, but an important one for people to know about. ivan watson, we appreciate you as always. thanks so much. >>> well, coming up here, even more concerns for those who are obese. they may face an increased chance of getting cancer. details of a new report. we're going to share that with you, coming up next. where there's magic. and you now understand what nature's been hiding. ♪ at dow we understand the difference between innovation and invention. inventio