alfonso van marsh, cbs news, ashkelon, israel. >>> iran's supreme leader is weighing in on the conflict. he is calling on muslims around the world to help arm gaza palestinians in the fight against israel. >>> the obama administration says it has proof russia broke a nuclear arms treaty. it says russia has been testing ground-based cruise missiles. such tests were banned in an agreement from 1987. the deal was seen as a turning point in the cold war. but now relations are newly strained over russian support for pro-russian separatists in ukraine. the u.s. is preparing tougher sanctions. >> we and our european partners will take additional measures and impose wider sanctions on key sections of the russian economy if that is what we must do. >> russia continues its build- up of troops along its border with ukraine. it says it has looked into the allegations about a treaty violation and considers the matter closed. >>> "airbnb" no stranger to controversy from unauthorized house parties to squatters. coming up the new set of travelers the vacation rental site is courting. >> and the world s

alfonso van marsh cbs news, tel aviv. >> more than 1,000 palestinians have died in the past month. most of them civilians. the number of israelis reported killed is 43. most of them soldiers. >>> back here at home, it was a scene that looked like it should be in pamplona but it was in pleasanton. hundreds ran with the bulls today. kpix 5 reporter ryan takeo joins us live from the track at the alameda county fairgrounds. ryan. >> reporter: we're at the racetrack. but it was not much of a race today it. the bulls stormed by all the people. right now, the races, the runs are over and these barriers, they are lining what used to be the track right over there in the distance you can see crews putting away the stable where the -- one of the stables out of which the bulls came. today we saw firsthand just how dangerous this race and run can be. [ chanting ] >> reporter: there's the anticipation. >> extremely terrified. nervous. scared. >> reporter: the countdown. >> 3, 2, 1! >> reporter: and then the running. about 40 1500-pound bulls barreling through at 30 miles an hour. the smart runne

alfonso van marsh has the latest. >> reporter: israel says on saturday, it destroyed at least a dozen underground tunnels hamas militants used to attack israelis. >> we're thought willing to wake up in the morning with them in our backyards. we are taking it to their backyard. >> reporter: at least 40 palestinians have been killed in weekend fighting. israel confirms that two of its troops died in battles since friday night. a hamas rocket -- keeping hamas missiles from landing. the owner of this tel aviv car wash is popular with jews and muslims, but the air warning sirens are keeping some of his regulars away. [ foreign language ] >> reporter: how is business, i asked him? business is a little slow, empty, he says. are you scared or nervous, i asked? only a little, he says. god willing, there will be peace in the middle east, both arabs and jews. despite the fierce fighting and the increase in death toll in this conflict, life in israel's commercial capital appears to go on. at the car wash, jews and muslims alike are hoping for peace. >> my best friend! number one! >> only peace! o

cbs' alfonso van marsh has the latest from jerusalem. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: hours after rocket fire from the gaza strip forced travelers to run for shelter at israel's main airport, federal aviation officials have decided to extend a 24-hour ban on u.s. flights to and from tel aviv. a hamas rocket landed about a mile from the tel aviv airport yesterday prompting the ban. but israeli officials insisted it's safe to fly to the area. as the fighting raged on, secretary of state john kerry took a military flight to tel aviv and met with ban ki-moon from the u.n. and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. >> we need to find a way forward that works. and it's not violence. >> reporter: kerry also said the u.s. is, quote, very grateful to the 30,000 israelis who lined the streets of jerusalem for the funeral procession of american israeli soldier max steinberg. the 24-year-old los angeles area native was killed in battle sunday. visiting chicago area teacher barbara gilmer says she came to honor the soldier she had never met. >> when i go to speak to my students, i will

alfonso van marsh, cbs news, tel aviv. >> we're told this evening that israel's cabinet has approved another 24-hour extension of the cease-fire. no response just yet from hamas. >>> coming up, preventing injuries to children on the fields ofplay. parents, coaches and kids come together with ideas to make youth sports a lot safer. >> but up next, the candidates for virginia's senate seat debate for the first and maybe the only time during the debates. we're back jake and i have been best friends for years. one of our favorite things to do is going to the dog park together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort today i'm breathing better. come on, boy! [ female announcer ] symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. sy

alfonso van marsh for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> secretary of state john kerry is in afghanistan. he met with the two candidates who are disputing the results of the country's presidential election. they're agreeing to an internationally supervised audit all ballots. the uncertainty about the elections outcome has jeopardized president obama's plan to leave behind a stable afghanistan after the withdrawal of u.s. troops. >>> stay with us. still ahead on "eyewitness news," a warning at the lake. we'll tell you what's been spotted at a very popular summer destination in new jersey. >>> plus, making a community stronger. one shovel of dirt at a time. we'll take to you one philadelphia neighborhood where teamwork was the name of the game today. katie. >> and we continue to feel that summer-like heat out there, natasha. we are also looking ahead to a potential for severe weather. so we're going to take you on a little tour of the radar, also talk about what lies ahead in terms of that stormy weather. it's all coming up. >> and ahead in sports, a battle of the aces at citizens bank park

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh has more. >> reporter: israel stepped up its air assault onaza saturday but militants fired back sending at least three missiles sailing over tel aviv following a televised promise they would strike at 9:00 p.m. local time. it's the latest in the exchange of rocket fire between israelis and hamas militants. earlier a missile destroyed a mosque in gaza the israelis claimed was used to store weapons. south of tel aviv demonstrators like israeli mahmoud called for an tend to the israeli air strikes. >> we stand today against a bombing gaza. >> reporter: but as they protested, israeli air sirens warned of incoming rocket fire. the israeli military says its air defense system shot two hamas missiles out of the sky. several other hamas rockets landd in open fields. the antiwar protesters regrouped despite calls by their leader to go home for their own safety. these protesters are in a minority here but they say they'll keep demonstrating until their israeli government stops what they call a massacre. soon below israel supporters showed up singing pa

alfonso van marsh reports from israel. >> reporter: these demonstrators in jaffa had their protests for peace interrupted by air raid sirens saturday night. they wailed as hamas rockets sailed overhead to be intercepted by the "iron dome" system as fighting entered a fifth day. >> we asked israel to take responsibility and to stop its bombing of gaza. >> reporter: these protestors are in the minority here but they say they will keep demonstrating until their israeli government stops what they call a massacre. >> earlier, militants issued a televised warning threatening an attack on tel aviv at 9 p.m. local time. they made good on their promise. israel stopped missiles over jerusalem earlier in the day. still, the sound of sirens sent people running for cover. israelis expanded their air assaults against hamas targets saturday hitting a mosque claiming militants were hiding a rocket there. palestinians say the death toll is over 135 since the offensive start with more than 900 injured. the international community is calling for peace. >> security council members called for deescalation o

alfonso van marsh has the latest from israel. >> reporter: israeli tanks fired at targets in gaza sundaynd hamas rockets are still landing in southern israel despite talk to both sides of a cease fire. israeli's prime minister blamed hamas on face the nation. >> they floated a cease fire proposal and you know what, this is astounding. they violated their own cease fire and they're firing at us as we speak. >> reporter: hamas says it resumed firing because of a lack of commitment from israel. until recently, most of the unrest has centered on the israeli gaza gored bother but on sunday israeli security arrest add palestinian man miles away from gaza. >> israeli police stopped a car bomb from coming into israel at a checkpoint over my shoulder and now authorities have set up a roadblock to stop traffic from going to that checkpoint so they can blow up the car. >> the vehicle that he was traveling had in fact a large number of gas canisters fully prepared with explosive device. >> reporter: on sunday, a funeral was held in gaza for a christian woman killed by israeli air strike. almost thre

alfonso van marsh, israel, cbs news. >>> it could be a stormy sunday night in parts of the washingtonrica is tracking some possible severe weather on 9 future cast. >>> but up next, the washington message will allow pink carpet for breast f> >>> the report came in, the initial reports came in of the people, and i got one, we're bringing one out. and the guys and the gals, they did a spectacular job. >> two children were among those rescued. one firefighter was injured in that fire. >>> we've been tracking this time yesterday, right? >> well yeah. we've been tracking it with 9 future cast and then first thing in the morning when i woke up, i started checking the radar, making sure that we're still in the clear. for the most part we have been clear in the metro during the day today. we had those early morning storms, and then that quick burst of showers that have pushed through in the mid- afternoon, but now more is on the way as i told you about it last night that the main event would be at night, which is what we're getting to right now. let's take a look at doppler 9000 in our first

cbs reporter alfonso van marsh as the latest now. he's in tel-aviv. >> reporter: palestinian clashed with israeli soldiers in bethlehem. the palestinians through rocks while israeli forces answered with tear gas near rachel's tomb a jewish holy sight. in jerusalem, iron dome missiles intercepted more gaza rockets. residents had felt safe here being so far from gaza. but not any more. >> fear goes into every person this man says. rockets are arriving to an area that is secure. the area of jerusalem. >>> more than 100 rocks were launched in residential areas thursday. but israel has been fighting back. three days of around the clock air strikes on gaza have claimed about 500 targets. israel says it's trying to limit civilian casualties but it hasn't been that successful. a family was killed in this home tuesday. >> a hamas spokesman called israeli strikes war crimes and said we call and international community to hold them responsible. >>> israel accuses hamas of launching rockets from civilian areas and using residence as human shield

alfonso van marsh is covering the latest. >> hamas militants claim this is a video of several dronesnt into israel. but israel said it is only one and its military shot it down. new israeli air strikes in gaza brings the total to more than 1300 since the offensive began last week. palestinians have launched around 1,000 rockets in israel. militant troops about a mile from gaza points to where a hamas tore through a neighbor's house. the family got out in time. >> there was a lot of luck the missile didn't explodes, he said. >> you can still see the spoon in this cup of coffee and the splash of the impact from the missile. the family was preparing a meal time snack when the warning sirens went off. >> warning alarms went off again while we were there. he rushed visitors into his bomb shelter. there is one in every home here. in my house, it is my bedroom. attacks are so common that residents barely pause when a blast hits the room. >> about 10% of residents have left. many with young children. alfonso van marsh, cbs news israel. >> hamas says it husband developed two types of drones.

alfonso van marsh, cbs news tel aviv. >> air france, luftansa and klm is also suspending flights. >>> flight 796 headed to philadelphia this morning as scheduled but did not continue onto israel after the faa ground flights. >>> u.s. intelligence officials say they have circumstantial evidence that russia provide the weapons accept ramos kpixtists used to shoot -- accept separatist used to shoot down the malaysia flight 17. >> we will work with them to make sure loved ones are recovered. >>> california has a big, new and very expensive prison medical complex. only on 5, michelle griego shows us what tax payers are and are not getting for all that money. >> it is the crown jewel of california's prison system. a brand new billion dollar health care facility designed to house the state's inmates. wheelchair accessible cells are equipped with hospital beds. there is a state of the art emergency room and a 29 chair dialysis clinic. but the prison complex is quiet because it is only half full. the mission was shut down after they found too many problems. >> there were a lot of issues around

alfonso van marsh, cbs news, israel. >> the u.n.ned hamas rocket attacks into israel. president obama says secretary of state john kerry is ready to return to the mideast to help broker a cease-fire. >>> as many as 100 homes have burned in a fire raging west of spokane in washington state. 260 square miles so far. but the response has been very aggressive. 2,000 firefighters are on the front lines. and an additional 1,000 national guardsmen could be called in. washington state and oregon have both declared states of emergency due to increased wildfire activity. >>> still ahead, laser beams and ozone gas. >> the technology used to get your [ indiscernible ] just right. ,, ,,,,,, oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter? oh i knew i forgot something... i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. takes two seconds, better safe than sorry right? yeah who knows if we'll even get service on the islands? what! no service? seriously? no electricity, we're going to make our own candles, we're going to churn o

alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> on the outskirts of tel aviv this wedding party was cut short by rockets flying overhead, bride, groom and guest all ran for cover. authorities say that rocket was intercepted bias rail's iron dome anti missle system but israeli military says one missle hit, 60 miles from gas, further palestinian militants have ever struck. >>> former nsa contractor edward snowden has applied to extend his stay in russia. man who admitted leaking sensitive nsa document was granted one year asylum last jewel when he became stranded in the moscow airport flying from hong kong to cuba u.s. officials want him returned to united states to stand trial honest peonage charges. >>> disturbing video comes to us out of new york city, take a look at this, police are searching for the man here on your left for assault ago this man. he pun ched that man right in the face in the middle of midtown manhattan. victim went down and hit helps head in the pavement. he is hospitalized tonight and in critical condition. >>> good evening, everyone, i'll just give you rule of

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh reports from london. >> reporter: mourners in israel huggedch other as israeli flags draped the bodies of the three murdered teenagers. while the funeral were underway heavy security guarded the west bank field where the the bodies of the the three boys were found monday under a pile of rocks. early this morning a solder in hebron blew up the door of one of two main suspects in the killings. neither suspect has been seen since the the teens went missing. >> they are both hamas operatives, they have both served time for carrying out acts of violent terrorism. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed that hamas will pay. hamas has praised kid mapping but has not taken, and, and, the situation escalates overnight israeli air strikes, also hit 34 targets in the mosque pennsylvania controlled gaza strip, and israelis paid their respects to the teenagers at a memorial in the center of the city. this man says, hearing the the news broke his heart. the murders of the young civilian have struck a deep nerve in the small country, man

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh reports from the city in southern israel that was hit from a fired rocket from gaza. >> reporter: four palestinian casualties and israeli military air strikes pounded gaza air strikes on friday. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been in touched with president obama and other world leaders but says he will not cave-in to international pressure to stop the military offensive in the gaza strip. a spokesperson for hamas says it is too early to talk about a cease-fire. as palestinians buried their dead and many of of them children hamas militants fired more rockets into israel. israel says its iron dome defense system is intercepting the incoming fire. israeli military says iron dome is largely successful but not getting every rocket coming to israel. as we see siren are going off warning of another impending attack. rockets got through iron domes friday morning setting this gas station on fire and injuring several israelis. single mothers, shown here lives further south in the town quite close to the gaza border. she tries to protect he

reporter alfonso van marsh has the latest from the border in southern israel. >> reporter: palestinianfficials say israeli tank shells hit a school in the gaza strip that was being used as a united nations shelter. [ screaming and crying ] >> reporter: the attack left at least 15 people dead and dozens more wounded. this young man says, we were about to get out of the school, then they hit the school and kept on shelling it. israel's military says it is investigating the incident and it could have been hamas rockets that hit the school. israel says hamas puts palestinians in danger placing rocket launchers and troops in civilian areas. >> this use of human shields is extraordinarily cynical. it's grotesque. >> reporter: hamas accuses israel of targeting displaced palestinians. >> israelis continue to make war crimes in gaza. >> reporter: in the sky over ashkalon outside gaza, israel's "iron dome" air defense system shot down another incoming hamas rocket thursday. just over my shoulder is one of at least 9 "iron dome" stations set up across the country and most people living nearby say

cbs news reporter alfonso van marsh has more from the israeli/gaza border. >> reporter: after intense talks in cairo secretary of state john kerry says he was unable to hammer out a temporary cease-fire deal between israel and hamas but he is still holding out hope. >> unaudible >> reporter: israeli media report that israel's security cabinet reject current plan because it involved scaling back the destruction of hamas tunnels, into israel. israeli air strikes hit 80 targets in gaza while hamas militants fired 50 rockets at israel. thirty homes were hit in gaza, hamas leader and # of his sons were killed. in israel a hamas rocket hit a residential home. here on israeli's boarder with gaza families are spending the day with military service members on active duty, usually on friday soldiers can getting to home but because of the conflict, they cannot. as troops prepare for the war around them, families are having picnics, bringing snacks from home. this woman says she's not concern about the danger. >> she says my hearties with them. i love them. i feel like they are all my children. t

alfonso van marsh, cbs news, in israel. >>> cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer joinsnew to talk about what is going on in the world. let's start with this situation in ukraine, bob and shooting down of this passenger jet. does this event increase possibility of the united states becoming more deeply involved in the conflict between russia and ukraine. >> welshing we have to see what happens here. i think first thing toys find out, beyond question, who is responsible for what happened here. if we do find out, that the russians are directly responsible for this, then there is going to have to be some sort of reaction from the united states. you just can't let something like this go and pass. >> other hot spot in the world is in israel, israeli forces are on the ground in gaza now bob, how much influence is the white house able to exert on that set ways or is this largely out of their hand right now. >> well, we don't really know in this case. the united states, can of course, use enormous leverage on israel because so much of their aid and much of their military situati

. >> now as cbs reporter alfonso van marsh shows us british researchers say they have made a big stept predict the disease. >> reporter: vivian hill and her sisters lost their mother, mary to alzheimer's disease. >> it is horrible that once you are diagnosis it is a slow horrible journey. >> reporter: researchers at kings college london say they are developing a blood test that can help families coping with the disease. they have found ten proteins in the blood that could reveal early changes in brain related to alzheimer's before the patient has symptoms. scientists hope their findings will eventually lead to patients being put on drugs early to delay or even stop the disease. >> you take a drug and in effect you would have to clinical symptoms to prevent it even if the disease, had already started in your brain. >> reporter: researchers analyzed blood samples from more than a thousand people, they are able to predict with 87 percent accuracy whether people with mild memory and thinking problems would develop alzheimer's within a year. many patient was dementia are diagnosed too late

in israel, alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, baltimore ravens running back ray rice has been suspended for two games in connection with an assault case. nfl suspended rice today for violating the league's personal conduct policy. the 27 year-old former rutgers star is accused of assaulting his then fiance at revel help tell casino back in february. the couple married a day after rice was indicted. >>> good evening everyone, very serious situation for anyone traveling on i-95. what you are looking at right here and it is difficult to see but this ruble was a convertible that literally was engulfed in flames about a half an hour, 45 minutes ago, teams worked diligently to get this under control which they have, earlier 95 was completely shut down in the southbound direction at cottman avenue which thinks location here but on the shoulder and lanes have been reopened but you have a hefty delay, we're talking about delays stemming from beyond academy making your way out towards that bucks county area. give yourself more time in the southbound side of i9 five northbo

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh reports from the israeli town on the gaza border where resident are always on alert. >> reporter: even in the dark of night, israel kept up it's a salt on the gaza strip. israelis are on the ground there too trying to stop hamas militants from firing rockets into israel, and from using so-called terror tunnels. >> infiltration tunnels that can attack, ten, 20, 30 people in a arm all armed to the teeth that will at a moment's notice will charge into israel. >> reporter: president obama spoke to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, saying he hopes civilian casualties can be minimized. >> while i was having a conversation with prime minister netanyahu, sirens went off in tel aviv. >> reporter: hamas official says israel will regret its decision to invade. as israeli tanks rolled back israeli nationals living so close to the border of gaza say that people just don't understand the threat they are under every day. >> go, go, go, everybody come on. >> reporter: as we spoke to massachusetts native sarah apology ago on her caboose an alarm went off

cbs news reporter alfonso van marsh has the very latest from jerusalem. >> reporter: the fight diagnosis not let up, that israelis and palestinians buried more casualties on monday. on israel's side of the conflict more soldiers were laid to rest. on the palestinian side, it was dozens more civilians, including children. president obama again called for a cease-fire and secretary of state john kerry return to the region to make another attempt at stopping the fighting. >> the the work will not be easy, obviously there are enormous passions involved in this and very difficult strategic issues involve. >> reporter: here in jerusalem there is a sense that hamas militants could again deploy suicide bombers. >> there is obviously a threat that could take place. i can confirm that inside israel there is extra security to prevent any attacks from taking place. >> reporter: thinks a counter terrorism expert and former military officer. >> everybody could be a suicide bomber. they use animals, they use children, they use women. >> reporter: people on both sides of the conflict are tired of the fi

inside israel alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 5:10 right now. coming up next, coping with kitten season. >> animal shelters want you to adopt a pet but if you can't give one a permanent home there is an alternative. i'm susan mcginnes in voorhees new jersey with that story coming up. >>> heroic actions left this puppy paralyzed and now his family is hoping to save his life after the k-9 saved the little boy. uncle craig, what's the deal? oh...you can't record that many shows at once. why? you can't save every single cartoon. why? you know you can't pause the tv here and play it in another room. why? it's time for fios quantum tv. store up to 200 hours in hd. record up to 12 shows at once. pause and play live tv, room to room. plus, watch live tv on the go with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. >>> and happening today the so-called happiest 5k on the planet, thousands of runners are expected to take part in this years philadelphia color run. it kicks off at 9:00 at wells fargo center and this is video from last years event. runners

we're not shame, only peace, only peace. >> in israel, alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> back here at home we are learning more details about a friday night crash that injured two police officers in ocean county, investigators say it all started when jesse irving stopped the koran route nine. another officer robert king, arrived in part behind irving's vehicle. later an suv driven by jeffery carson driven off the road and struck the the officer's vehicle. the officer is hospitalized with broken ribs. officer king, carson and his passenger marie ross all suffered cuts. >>> well, officials are working to determine if a body discovered near island beach state park is that have of a missing swimmer. fisherman discover the body saturday morning. twenty-five year-old nicholas, of france, disappeared while swimming in the ocean in see site park, on friday. >>> it is 7:09 right now. a wild fire is spreading out west, more resident are being evacuated, we will have the latest on that, plus this... >> caught on camera a hot air balloon crashes in to power lines, also ahead, run

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh has the the latest. >> reporter: israel stepped up era salt on gaza on saturday but militant fired back, sending at least three missiles sailing over tel aviv following a televised promise they would strike at 9:00 p.m. local time. it is latest in the exchange of rocket fire between israelis and hamas militants. a missle destroyed a months income gaza a that israelis claim were used to store weapons. now to tel aviv demonstrate are like mahmoud, called for an end to the israeli air strikes. >> unaudible. >> reporter: but as they protested, israeli air sirens warned of incoming rocket the fire. the israeli military system says they shot two hamas missiles out of the sky here, seven other hamas rockets landed in open field. anti war protesters reground, despite calls by their leader to go home for their own safety. these protesters are in a my north here but they say they will keep demonstrating until their israeli government stops what they call a massacre. soon, pro israel supporters showed up singing patriotic songs. the two groups separated

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh is in israel with the very latest. >> reporter: israel said it destroyed at least a dozen underground tunnels that hamas militants used to attack israelis. >> we are not willing to wake up with them in our backyard. we are taking to it their backyard. >> reporter: at least 40 palestinians have been killed in weekend fighting, israel confirms that two troops died in battle since friday night. hamas rock the it killed an israeli, in this area but israelis say their iron dome system is keeping hamas piss in also from landing in populated areas. israeli's, area, in this tel aviv car wash that is popular with jews and muslims but air warnings are keeping his regulars away. how is business i asked him? business is a little slow, empty he says, are you scared or nervous i asked? only a little he says, god willing, there will be peace in the middle east, both arabs and jews. despite fierce fighting and increasing death toll in the conflict life in israel's commercial capitol appears to go on. at the car wash, jews and muslims alike are hoping for peac

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh has the very latest. >> reporter: israel, steps up era salt on saturday but militants fired back. sending at least three missiles sailing over tel aviv following a televised promise they would strike at 9:00 p.m. local time. latest in the exchange of rocket fire between israelis and hamas militants. earlier a missle destroyed a mosque in gaza that israelis claims was used to store weapons. new to tell a reeve and demonstrators like israeli arab mahmoud called for an end to the israeli air strikes. >> we spent today, bombing gaza. >> reporter: but as they protested, israeli air sirens warned of incoming rocket fire. the ace rail i military says they shot two hamas missiles out of the skies here, seven other hamas rockets landed in open fields. anti war protesters regroup, despite calls by their leader to go home for that are own safety. these protesters are in a my north here but they say they will keep demonstrating until their israeli government stops, what they call, a massacre. soon, pro israel supporters showed up singing patriotic songs.

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh has the very latest. >> reporter: israel stepped up its era salt on gaza on saturday. but militants fired back, sending at least three missiles sailing over tel aviv following a televised promise they would strike at 9:00 p.m. local time. it is latest in the exchange of rocket fire between israelis and hamas militants. earlier a missle destroyed a months income gaza that israelis claims were used to store weapons. now to tel aviv and demonstrators like mahmoud, called for an end to the israeli air strikes. >> unaudible. >> reporter: but as they protested, israeli air sirens warned of incoming rocket fire. israeli military says its air defense system shot two hamas missiles out of the sky here, seven other hamas rockets landed in open field. the anti war protesters reground, despite calls by their leader to go home for their own safety. these protesters are in a minority here but they say they will keep demonstrating until their israeli government stops what they called a massacre. soon, pro israel supporters showed up, singing patriotic songs.

alfonso van marsh cbs news near israel. >> today, israeli forces killed someone trying to enter tunnelar. >>> still ahead, saving 60 bucks a month on a family cell phone plan might sound like a good idea, right? >> yeah. coming up, how it could burn mom and dad in the end. >>> e time and money. now their college is closing. outraged students look for answers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, colleges has suddenly close students at bryman collegesn haywar >>> another chain of for-profit colleges has sud bly closed. studentses at -- suddenly closed. students at bryman college are shocked and worried. the nursing and technology students feel betrayed. >> a lot of people's dreams are going to be crushed and maybe they won't go back to school because of bryman. they ought to be ashamed of themselves. >> there is some good news about their money. the state has a tuition recovery fund to help bryman students get their money back. >>> it is the second largest fine ever proposed by the paya. on our consumer -- faa. julie p watts has more. >> reporter: the faa says southwest failed to comply with safety regulat

alfonso van marsh has the lats. >> reporter: after hamas refused to stop firing missiles in israel. >> prime minister, benjamin netanyahu said when there's no cease fire, our response is fire. hamas posted this video said to show rockets being launched into southern israel. a hamas rocket damaged at least a half dozen homes. people are saying enough. >> you're not safe anymore. >> it's not just the impact from the rockets that can literally twist metal. each missile is full of small ball bearings. >> albert says shrapnel damaged his bus. isreali troops need to storm gaza because hamas can't keep a cease fire. >> in gaza, mariam says she is tired of living in a u.n. shelter with her family to escape isreali bombing. >> he will continue to push palestinian and isreali leaders to stop the violence. alfonzo, cbs news, israel. >> hamas officials say egypt did not consult them about that cease fire plan and that it was more an ultimatum presented by israel and egypt. >>> terrorism is the result of a deadly subway crash in moscow. at least 150 are hurt. 50 of them in grave condition. tonight

alfonso van marsh for cbs news, in israel. >>> american solder freed by the taliban after five years in captivity is returning to active duty. sergeant bowe bergdahl had completed therapy aim at helping him readjust as a time as pow from this appearance at a base in afghanistan is being investigated. the 28 year-old will be assigned to houston, san antonio. >>> well, burlington is getting ready for the presidential visit later this week. president obama will vice that it city on thursday. he will visit the port of wilmington talk about private sector investment and high waste frame structure. the president is expect to see the i495 bridge that has been closed for more than a month now. >>> good evening, are one. it is definitely going to be a wet, wild rush hour. as we take a look in montgomery county, we are dealing with high delays. thinks 309 right around the area of five points. the reason being here that you will notice that we are directing traffic and traffic lights are out in this area because of the weather, you can be finding that in a few places. the just take it easy this