as an american doing out here man so. for so for all. we came to my call to try to film an excursion and went to the tours department a woman came out and said oh you guys american you know that american. so we decided oh a little fun and her name is valerie so we're on a mission right now to find valerie wasting time smile just think the whole thing is amusing what's right yes it's typically you tell she is here you know who the model is still working betsy valerie i mean this you work through this he moves here. valerie. she lives here these are pop moods. oh. i thought i had an office space will open in people's goals like. that every. day. she's here for medical reasons. you are going to leave. god and when i think people just don't. push this calling calles in the few details. i mean you will get it through planning stages you don't need to get into it she's an ok she's on a diet yeah she doesn't choose anything yeah now one evening train you know and she knows the way she's so she does want to show us yeah why well the person is he

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because of economics the cost of how is a in this area especially is very high and i believe as an american we have a right. to trample out or to possess public land until something is created that's my house you see back there live it sent them to well good at least then and the now the new dollar. if we hadn't done that we wouldn't have been home i want to go stand we don't just how do you know people have density we don't anybody that needs help so tell your friend to just give us a moral take care of him or get a mistake on never going to get a sense that he incidentally in one thousand of them got a place to live once on monday i'll be out here with my dog. this is what we do we kill people and break things. we can see something if simple as people playing soccer games you can see individual players and you can even see the ball. you can almost see his facial expression you can see he is a mouth open and crying out. maybe cursed us or maybe he asked. for forgiveness for. there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured. right. first street. and i think that you'

show up and you can see basically in the cricket playing countries of the world not and i know as an american and like i say there's even one in the states you know so i think we're ever something goes on on twitter that there will always be something in the states but it might be super that might be some cricket fans there anyhow india and the u.k. took to it thought it was hilarious and what what happened was basically means sprung up such as these with luis suarez getting in getting involved in others that gave up a bit of a slagging about it would not knowing who this fantastic cricket player is of course you know the quick playing world expects everybody to know who such interpreter is not everybody does and the fact remains of course that masha is the perhaps that you know one of the great sportsmen of our generation and certainly the highest earning sportswoman of a generation but she was never the less able to take a bit of a trolling on twitter whether i guess in the eyes of her fans it might be regarded as cricket or not fair play or not. you should know i was mary king he's next he

the cost of housing in this area especially is very high and i believe as an american we have a right. to care about or to possess public land until something is created that's my house you see back there live it set them to well good at least then spend the. rest. if we hadn't done that we wouldn't have been home i want you to understand we don't just how do you know people of tent city we don't know anybody that needs help so tell your friend to just give us a call take care of him or get a mistake i'm never going to get a sense that he incidentally in one fell swoop got a place to live once on monday i'll be out here with my dog. for it's probably the most complex and difficult to. answer to not come to the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. well. there are probably there are people. reading. this some shoots my brother in the leg not in touch. because of it because it was night time or in the morning even the best even the shoulders. are going to make mistakes this is this whole idea of brotherhood. and camaraderie and. it was in this

just because of economics the cost of housing in this area especially is very high and i believe as an american we have a writes. about honor to possess public land until something is created that's my house you see back there live it send them to well at least then. if we hadn't done that we wouldn't have been home i want to go we don't just how do you know people a tent city we don't know anybody that needs help so tell your friend to just give us more take care of him or a mistake i'm never going to censor the internet with one fell swoop got a place to live once on monday i'll be out here with my dog. pillow unwelcoming props for all things are considered i'm peter lavelle indecision in ukraine while it appears there is a commitment to a multilateral ceasefire in the country fighting continues again talks the talk of peace though its forces pursue their assault in the east is pushing coke in control . to cross-talk the crisis in ukraine i'm joined by my guest alexander in the cross if in law. and in he is a political commentator and a former kremlin adviser also in london we have belton he

as an american journalist working for an american publication i was watching this presentation and the united nations have a poster competition to commemorate the tenth anniversary and the winning posted a selected those to the agency were mentioning and the top of the photo, there is a photo that is hard to describe. from baa bottom up it was the leaders of the g 8 in their suits and you could tell because angela merkel was the one woman in a pant suits and from the waist down it had what i could only assume was african children in the refugee camp. no faces. they had no shoes, they were waiting in line. the headline read deer world leaders:we are still waiting. that just jolted my sensibilities. it took me out of my role as an american reporter and put me in the role of an irritated african because anyone who spent time in sub-saharan africa knows that people work twice as hard to get half as far. someone could be sitting around waiting, is preposterous. my very first trip to nigeria i remember being floored at what you could buy in traffic. i was 10 years old, nose pressed against t

because of economics the cost of how is a in this area especially is very high and i believe as an american we have a right. to care about or to possess public land until something is created that's my house you see back there live it set them to well good at least then tend to now than the dollar. if we hadn't done that we wouldn't have been home i want to go stand we don't just hold the you know people a tent city we don't anybody that needs help so tell your friend to just give us a moral take care of. a mistake i'm never going to get a sense that he incidentally in one thousand of them got a place to live once on monday i'll be out here with my dog. there i marinate this is boom bust and these are some of the stories that we're tracking for you today. it's the first friday of the month kind of and that means bill us numbers are out jobs numbers came out ahead of the holiday weekend here in the u.s. and it looks like a clear sky forecast for the fourth of july again i am referring to the jobs numbers and not the weather and we're talking tech with alex daley today the senior editor of ca

it took me out of my role as an american reporter and put me in the role of an irritated african becauseanyone who's spent time in sub-saharan africa's most people work twice as hard to get how this far. the idea someone could sit around and wait is preposterous. my first trip to nigeria or remember being floored about what you could buy in traffic. i was like 10 years old, nose pressed against the glass in traffic, seen people selling fruit, electronics, art, anything you could think of. live animals, vcrs and the vhs tapes, which dates a little bit. an enormous amount of dynamism and force innovation. that ended up in the resonant game was necessity is the mother of invention. africa is the mother of necessity. and we are missing not as the world, including the united nations, the people who ought to be thinking most critically about what life is a contextually import countries. so that within a month i had liquidated all of my things and moved and started writing this book. >> as you set off, what were the misconceptions you were carrying yourself into that situation? what were the bi

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we should never make that mistake again. >>> i know that you and i feel both very strongly, i as an americanas an israeli, that the whole notion, some of which has been pushed by my own country is ludicrous if you somehow let your enemy get closer, the nicer he becomes. we know that's naive and certainly hasn't been proven. my question is, do people in israel, even those who have supported the notion of giving up land and believing that it's all going to turn out for good. did they now see this is not going to work? and does this latest intrusion of hamas bring the country together. >> yes, the country is very much united. the country is strong, thousands of civilians have been recruited to serve in our reserve units. i myself in previous conflicts did just that. and we're firm, we're strong. you know, governor, we've been here for 3,800 years, well over 2,000 years before islam came to the world. so we're here to stay. if anyone wants to mess with us, that's okay, but we're here to stay and we'll fight them. i think many in israel now have awakened. many are more realistic. we're in a tough

maybe it's campaigning, but it's depressing as an american.e not going to get anything done listening to these guys talking and i'm just -- i'm still struck by the tone. the president's constantly blaming republicans. you know, i guess ronald reagan could have constantly blamed democrats and bill clinton could have constantly blamed republicans, but they didn't. they actually realized they had to work with the other side. this is dumbfounding. he listens to his base that tells him you'll never get anything done any way and it's self-fulfilling prophecy and it's sad as an american. >> i couldn't agree more. you trying to win inside game or outside game to pressure boehner? if he wants to get stuff done this term, i understand the mid terms are coming but i just don't get what that tone will buy him in terms of trying to get something done on immigration. he is staying get the politics out of it and then he is on these fund-raising speeches that are very political. i think a lot of what he said has a done of merit, a ton, but the tone and the st

common denominator and this is the involvement of being of the united states and i understand that as an american citizen you would be feeling compelled to defend american foreign policy especially on the russian t.v. not for it but as a as a scholar i hope objective calling donte a thing that damn merican foreign policy creates more problems than it solved well let me start by saying i'm not a defender of american policy here i think obama's policies in the middle east have been very close to a disaster his failure to intervene in syria when he could have and there would have been a more positive result will go down as the biggest stain in his in the character of the united states there i think his decision to pull out of iraq before a power sharing system had been set up with maliki in two thousand and ten was a very big mistake and i think we're seeing the results of this now so please and now. defender of u.s. policy i think mr obama has made a number of mistakes my criticism of russia is however the mr putin is playing a zero sum game politics instead of being willing to cooperate to solve s

he had options as an american citizen when you join is idea you can select not to be on the front line [ audio difficulties ] >> seven members of his utilitarians were killed -- unit were killed. >> this was the deadliest day, and over 400 palestinians have died. they claim to have kidnapped an israeli soldier and israel says that is not true. there's no signs that either side will back down. the tensions spilled over today in the streets of san francisco. >> yeah, two dueling protests one on the palestinian side and the other ant israeli -- on the israeli side. both sides want peace, but blaming the other side of starting the violence. the protesters took to the street. and even if a jewish temple to protest their frustration. the protests got heated when a group of palestinian supporters disrupted a rally, and security pulled out a woman and other pal palestinian supporters who snuck in. outside of the jewish tifrm a face all of which -- temple -- temple a face off between the supporters. the palestinian supporters want israel to stop bombing gaza and killing innocent people. >> thos

you know he had options as an american citizen when again. the idea you know, you can -- you join the idea. you can select to not be on the front line and this is what he wanted. >> israel says seven members of steinberg's unit were killed when a bomb hit their armored vehicle. and plenty of people here in the bay area are voicing their opinions on the conflict as well. station station's mark -- kpix 5 cease mark kelly joins us live here in san francisco with a passionate demonstration for the israelis and the palestinians. mark? >> reporter: well, good morning frank. there are hundreds of protestors out in san francisco yesterday. they made their way from the ferry building to city hall. but it was the clash that happened here at temple emmanuel in the richmond district that things really got heated up. [ people chanting ] so those clashes right there a part of some of the protests in san francisco yesterday. this is where a group of palestinian supporters broke from the pack and they disrupted a pro israel rally right here at emmanuel templ

>>the beginning of my new life as an american citizen. >> not just a proud day for the new citizens, but for many of the families here in support. and john from philadelphia is celebrating his mother-in-law. >> after a long five years and study very hard to overcome the language barrier he passed the test and now officially become as u.s. citizens. >> a proud day for your family. >> yes, a >> all-star break over, the phillies brass have a lot of decisions. >> taking on the braves tonight and seeing how many players stick around going forward. calling it the second half of the season. in reality the season is 59% complete. that basically means the phillies have less time to turn it around. they will try beginning tonight against the braves. the phillies are 10 games out of first place. the last time they faced atlanta they suffered a four-game sweep. there hasn't been too much positive things to talk about. jeff skversky talked to the skipper. >> to maintain the positive attitude, has it been difficult? >> that is a priority and the thing that i try to concentrate on and continue to h

just because of economics the cost of housing in this area especially is very high and i believe as an american we have a right. to. publicly. and until something is created that's my house you see back there live in it set them to well good at least then tend to now than the rest of us if we hadn't done that we wouldn't have been home i want to go stand we don't just hold the you know people a density we don't anybody that needs help so tell your friend to just give us a moral to your mortgage as they are never going to get a sense of the internet when one thousand got a place to live once on monday i'll be out here with my dog. as a new physician i swear to abide by the hippocratic oath. to the best of my ability and judgment. i will prescribe for the good of my patients. i will not give deadly doses to anybody. or advise of those to do so. i will never do harm to. doctors of the docs on tape. this is what we do we kill people and break things. we can see something if simple as people playing a soccer game we can see individual players and we can see the ball. i can almost see his facial expr

as a one-week-old baby in gambia, jaha dukureh was subjected to fgm. now, an american citizen, dukureh uses her experience to raise awareness of the barbaric practice. >> growing up and coming to america and discovering all the freedoms that we have in this country and all the liberties. made me realize just how horrific this practice is and why we need to end it. >> the united nations has declared the practice a human rights violation. it's been federally outlawed in the u.s. since 1996 and last year "vacation cutting" became illegal under the national defense authorization act. but a lack of enforcement and attachment to cultural traditions leave at least 228,000 american women and girls with or at risk of fgm according to the 2000 u.s. census. >> in our culture virginity is very important and when we go through fgm parents think they're actually doing us a favor because sometimes fgm is a condition for marriage. if you didn't go through fgm no one would really want to marry you and sometimes it ensures your virginity until marriage because the fact that you don't de

it really was you know he had options as an american citizen when you join the idea. you can select to not be on the front line and he -- this was what he wanted. >> israel says seven members of steinberg's unit were killed when a bomb hit their armored vehicle. and a lot of people here in the bay area are voicing their opinion now on the conflict over the weekend and kpix 5's mark kelly joins us live at san francisco with a passionate demonstrations for the israelis and the palestinians. mark good morning. >> reporter: good morning frank. yes both sides marched from the ferry building all the way counsel market street to city hall. but tensions really heated up when they got right here. temple emmanuel in the richmond district. san francisco not immune from conflict overseas. supporters of israel and palestine facing off. protests began with a march from the for rid building down ash -- ferry building down market street to city hall. but the rallies escalated when a group of palestinian supporters broke from the pack and disrupted a pro israel rally inside temple emm

. >> you know, you and i feel strongly i as an american ande!% you as an israel.whole notion, some of it pushed by my country is giving up territory and let your enemy get closer and the closer he gets the nicer he becomes, that is naive and it is proven, even of giving up land and believing it would turn out for good. do they now see it is not going to work? is this latest infrugz of hamas bringing the country together? >> yes, the country is very much united and strong. thousands of civilians have been recruited to serve in our reserve units, i myself in previous conflicts did just that. and we are firm and strong. you know, governor, we have been here 3800 years and 2,000 years before islam came to the world. we are here to stay. if anyone wants to mess with us, that is okay. we will here to stay and we will fight them. many in israel have awakened and rolistic and in a tough region. syria killing 150,000 of its civilians and iraq isis and is slammic radical terror group. and egypt rev lougz and a counter revolution. and the only solid and stable area and free

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of the public and they've created an environment where we can afford a place to live i believe as an american we have a right to camp out or to possess public land and tells something is created. it might appear that tent city is you know everybody's just you know drinking or you know you know causing problems for each other and we're expecting government handouts that's not the case it's the first line of attack from people who don't like tent city or from people who don't like the homeless the first line get a job that's what that's the line right that's not the case most of the people work here i live full time jobs a lot of people have full time jobs and i still can't afford a home that's why i'm here i'm a overnight clerk there's a shop right about a mile of the road i work overnight stuff and i back. you know i work full time make my paycheck put it in the bank and i save it i still live in a tent i'm not i don't i'm not any sort of government assistance i make too much money. so because i work full time i'm too rich you have to make less than a certain amount of money and it's appends

he had options as an american citizen. when you joinment ids you can -- join the ids, you can select to be on the front line. >> both were members of an elite israeli brig kade. secretary of state john kerry arrives in cairo today for high level meetings aimed at bringing an end to the feeing. he will join high-level meetings aimed at reestablishing a cease fire between hamas and israel. president obama spoke about the crisis in the middle east earlier today. >> it now has to be our focus and the forge of the international community to bring about a cease fire that ends the fighting and that can stop the deaths of innocent civilians. >> the escalating violence has prompted passionate demonstrations right here in the bay area. in san francisco yesterday a group of palestinian supporters disrupted a pro israeli rally. other palestinian supporters snuck in. they say they want israel to stop bombing gaza while supporters of israel want rocket attacks to stop and blame hamas for the violence. >> it's not humanity. those people

so it gets complicated but the answer question is some of the races of course as an american as a journalist what are your thoughts is snowden a hero or a villain you know no human has that person is the most difficult question i try have to try to answer these days i come out of i think he's neither a hero nor a villain at least not of asians what we know because we don't know the whole story that we know the least we don't believe no question about that but for example when i'm not did he get the job intending to be the leaker that he became or was he conscience stricken every got the job leaks or things like that we don't know but again i don't want to basle it but i think let move people i'm i'm a bit torn on the one that i think the information on the medium and long will it will be of value to society we stand a chance of being a better country because there's information gets out in the short run i understand the organisers listen the country needs to be able to keep some secrets such as who in our my apparatus is has contacts and pakistan and other places exposed and enjoys difficult

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american hope. sitting among the leaders after the race's opening weekend. and sitting down after a day's pedaling. do you feel any kind of an extra burden now asider in the tour de france, like you've got something to prove here? >> no, i would say it's not so much a burden as i would say it is a responsibility to, you know, provide something that the american public can believe in. >> reporter: but in this grueling 2,200 mile, three-week long marathon all of the racers are trying to prove something. the sport insists it has tightened up its drug testing and entered a new era. the race is always been one of the toughest competitions in sports. and now it's even harder. the rider is up against others, resistance and public skepticism. >> you are going have skepticism but more and more my hope is that with the results that we're getting and doing clean it is bringing fans back to the sport. that is our goal. >> reporter: a goal that will be achieved when fans accept the results of the race without waiting for the results of the winner's blood test. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all

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