world news america. -- "bbc world news america." >> this is "bbc world news merica" reporting from washington, i'm jane o'brien. a day of intense diplomacy has mixed results in gaza. israel rejects the cease-fire deals, but it has reportedly agreed to a 12-hour pause in hostility. what can be done about the flood of unaccompanied children illegally crossing into the u.s.? president obama meets with the leaders of three central american countries. and forget that famous scaley skin. experts claim there's new evidence that most dinosaurs actually had feathers. but not everyone agrees. >> welcome to our viewers on public television and also around the globe. the death toll in gaza is now above 800, as israel and hamas failed to reach an agreement for seven-day humanitarian cease-fire. the israeli government says it's rejecting a proposal from the americans as it stands, but there are reports tonight that israel has agreed to a 12-hour pause in hostility starting on saturday. in a moment, the view from israel. but first, the bbc's ian panel sent us this report from gaza. >> she's the baby with no

>> and now, "bbc world news" america. >> this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington. a train carrying the remains of those onboard mh-17 is finally allowed to leave the ukrainian region, controlled by pro-russian rebels. the black boxes are to be turned over to malaysian authorities, but concerns still remain about demand for a thorough investigation. >> the separatists are removing evidence from the crash site, all of which begs the question, what are they trying to hide? >> and palestinian officials say a hospital in gaza has been hit by israeli fire, killing at least five and wounding dozens more as the death toll rises on oth sides. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. it's been four days since the malaysian airliner was brought down over eastern ukraine. today the pro-russian rebels who control the region finally allowed some of the bodies to be transported out of the area. 298 people were killed in the incident, and a train is now carrying some of the remains to a ukrainian town. tonight

bbc news, south korea. for its citizens. bbc news, south korea. newest country marks its third birthday tomorrow, but south sudan doesn't really have much to celebrate. it is in the midst of a devastating civil war and the fallout is being felt across the border in sudan, which also just had an anniversary. its president has been in power for 25 years. while bashir is the longest-serving leader, it has not been an easy time for the country. man with something to celebrate. bashir has been in power for longer than any other sudanese leader, 25 years. he is a fiery orator and the equally corrosive figure. his order century in power, there has not been a single day of peace. fighting in southern sudan ended in 2005, but by then, conflict had flared up in par 4. the president used air power and ethnic militias to fight the rebels. >> do hereby swear by -- >> three years ago south sudan split away. brashear honored his promise to , but the joyrendum was bad news for brashear. when south sudan declared its ofependence, sudan lost most its oil, so now th

>> now, bbc world news america. this is bbc world news america from washington. prime minister faust to amast great force against h after a cease-fire proposal is rejected. 21 people are dead and more than -- are injured in moscow. could there be life on the moon of jupiter? bill nye the science guy is pushing for a mission to find out. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and, around the globe. a cease-fire proposal last only a few hours. gaza, who controls rejected the proposal. side, palestinian officials say that 90 people have been killed in the last eight days. the middle east editor reports. >> by the evening, it was business as usual. small armed groups never stop firing at israel. some missiles were intercepted by israel's iron dome defense system. one that got through cost the first is death of the conflict. fell short and dropped back into palestinian territory. drones never left the sky and gaza & constantly. patrolled constantly. rockets caused damage and casualties. most of all, fear. it was never a proper cease-fire. the israelis

and now, "bbc world news america." >> this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura. israel's prime minister says he will resist international pressure to stop air strikes as the death toll tops 100 in gaza. u.s. secretary of state john kerry meets with afghanistan's presidential candidates to try to resolve the country's disputeded election. and lebron james turns home. he says he will play for the cleveland cavaliers next year. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. israel's prime minister says his country is prepared to use all its military power to stop rocket attacks by palestinian militants. that is despite growing international pressure for a cease-fire. at least 100 people are reported to have died in the israeli air strikes which began on tuesday. there have been more rocket attacks on israel today. two people have been injured this week but no lives lost. from gaza, the middle east editor jeremy berman starts our coverage. >> the streets are silent in gaza, but they are not peace

>> and now, "bbc world news america." >> this is bbc world news america, reporting from washington. israel says it is stepping up its pressure on hamas. >> this is one of a number of what it calls terrorist targets. >> the u.s. and europe impose the toughest sanctions yet on the russia. and a rare moment of celebration in the central african republic in a move slum community there. it come -- muslim community there. it comes amid a backdrop of violence. welcome to our viewers in america and around the globe. in the past 24 hours, health officials in gaza say more than 100 palestinians have died in the heaviest bombardment so far by israeli forces. our international correspondent is in gaza and starts our coverage tonight. >> gaza trembled with the fury of war last night. israel warned it had acted aggressively. it did. people were forced from their homes. out into a city with few safe places to hide. israel wants to weaken hamas anyway it can which includes hitting gaza's only power station. adding to the misery of those who live here. through the night and into the day. across larg

doing right is good business. >> bbc world news america. >> this is bbc world news america. reporting from washington. increasews to attacks and palestinian officials say dozens have been killed. ukraine, a city is back under government control. after weeks of fighting, scars of battle are everywhere. one thing and uterus pass a statue of an unknown soldier every day. they have been asked to write him a letter. welcome to our viewers on public television and around the globe. israel says they will step up the attack against hamas after pummeling targets in gaza for the last few days. 43 have died in the assault. no signs of stopping their rocket attacks on israeli towns. we spent the day in gaza. >> the full impact of the israeli airstrike. the family that lived here in southern gaza was given 15 minute warning by the israeli military to leave their house. they called the local media. some militants have been killed at home. in this densely-populated strip, it is rising. >> this is the third consecutive for against gaza. the first was in 2008. they target civilians and they

world news america." >> this is bbc world news america reporting from russia. palestinian militants say they have fired rockets deep into israel as tension and violence escalate on both sides. president obama asks congress for nearly $4 billion to deal with the thousands of unaccompanied children coming across the southern border. and will be -- will the fans from argentina be celebrating like this tomorrow? if the country is looking for another world cup win. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. tonight, tension is flaring in the middle east where palestinian militants in gaza say they have fired rockets deep inside israel. even before the latest attack, israel's defense minister said hamas would be stopped one way or another by air or by ground. it has launched airstrikes on what it calls 150 air strike locations. we start in gaza. >> footage filmed by the israeli ministry as airstrikes target gaza. each one brings distraction. this car was turned to wreckage as israel hit three palestinian militants. it says it wa

andy moore, bbc news. >>> stay with us on "bbc world news." on the program, with brazil's exit from the world cup, we report from buenos aires. and how latin american hopes now lie with this man, lionel messy and his team. argentina and netherlands, the second semifinal. i missed so many workouts, my treadmill started to dress better than i did. the problem was the pain. hard to believe, but dr. scholl's active series insoles reduce shock by 40% and give you immediate pain relief from three sports injuries. amazing! now, i'm a believer. >>> you're watching "bbc world news" with me, david eades. the latest headlines. brazilians reacted with shock and dismay after their humiliating world cup defeat to germany, losing 7-1. >>> a second wave of air strikes on gaza, israel says it hit up to 160 targets. >>> the world's newest country south sudan is just three years old. many hope that independence would bring with it an end to years of conflict. but political infighting has instead led to a civil war, which killed tens of thousands of people and le

>> and now, "bbc world news." >> this is "bbc world news america." shelter comesns under fire in gaza, with at least 13 people killed. unclear who is to blame. in an exclusive interview, the leader of hamas says what it would take for him to accept a truce with israel. >> we want a cease-fire as soon as possible. that is possible with the lifting of the siege of gaza. this is the demand of the gazan people. astronauts ago, u.s. were hailed as heroes for becoming the first to walk on the moon. tonight we explain why the celebrity was short-lived. welcome to our viewers on public television in america, and also around the globe. the un's secretary-general says he is appalled by an attack on a u.n. shelter in gaza in which at least 13 people have been killed and hundreds wounded. hamas has blamed israel, and israel says it is investigating who is responsible. the shelter was a u.n. school being used by those who fled their homes because of the fighting. >> angry, distraught, and beyond consolation. these women and their children had fled the fighting ne

>> and now, "bbc world news merica." >> this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i'm laura. israel digs in, warning that military campaign will continue to destroy the tunnels used by palestinian militants. but the white house warns against rising casualties. >> the shelling of a u.n. facility that is housing innocent civilians who are fleeing violence is totally unacceptable. >> an international team of investigators finally reaches the crash site of the malaysia airliner two weeks after it was shot down over ukraine. and looking for an escape from the everyday? 50 years ago that may have meant swinging by a tiki bar. we'll explore how the cultural phenomenon goes on. -- caught on. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. today the israelis warned they'll continue their military campaign to destroy a network of tunnels used by palestinian militants with or without a cease-fire. it comes as the white house said the shelling of a refugee shelling in gaza was totally indefensible. a moment, we'll

>> and now "bbc world news america." >> reporting from washington, this is "bbc world news america." malaysian airline plane with 295 people on board crashing in eastern ukraine. debris falls from the sky. while there are reports it was shot down. both ukrainian government and pro-russian rebels deny involvement. the clash fight is a scene of destruction. and israel's prime minister has instructed the military to begin a ground offensive in gaza, escalating the conflict even farther. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. tonight we come on the air tracking two breaking stories. israel has started a ground offensive in gaza. we will have more on that story in just a moment. but first a malaysia airline passenger plane with 295 people on board crashed in eastern ukraine. there are reports that it was village near the grabovo. they blamed an act of terrorism. here's the latest. >> the horrific moment when the crashed plane burst into flames just over the horizon and then the black smoke starts billowing. from another angle, the eerie sight of

union bank. >> and now "bbc world news america." >> this is "bbc world news america" reporting from washington. thousands turn out for the funeral of a 16-year-old palestinian who has thought to have been killed in revenge for the deaths of three israeli teenagers. iraq's prime minister maliki is die pint saying he will seek another term, but can he hold his country together? and happy fourth of july as america has independence, we talk to what people think about heir nation. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. more than 2,000 people have attended the funeral of the plan teenager who was murdered in a suspected revenge attack. 16-year-old mohammad abu khdair was kidnapped and killed on wednesday just days after three israeli teenagers were found dead in a field in the west bank. from east jerusalem, james reynolds has sent this report. >> palestinian mourners clear the way for the coffin of mohammad abu khdair. he is buried near his home in east jerusalem, the city the palestinians want as their capital. at least 70 palestinian children have been k

new delivery 350. we're live from the air show with aaron all day. stay tuned to bbcorld news. >>> samsung electronics suspend ed the working with a company after saying it found an illegal hiring process which supplies mobile phone covers and parts. samsung said it previously didn't find child labor in the last three audits in 2013. the last ended june 25th. >>> charges filed against a british man and his wife linked to the case. he and his wife are charged are illegally obtaining private information. the court says they used information from chinese citizens for profit. gsk is in controversy over alleged bribery of doctors. more business from me and aaron throughout the day. for now, geeta, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the final stage of one of the biggest salvage operations in maritime history is under progress. the costa concordia is being floated. >> vast and majestic, the costa concordia was a luxurious floating resort cruising the mediterranean with thousands of passengers. she sailed into trouble two and a half years ago. the disaster begins to unfold and te

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>> and now bbc world news america. >> this is "bbc world news america" reporting from washington, i'm katty kay. airports abroad move to tighten security after u.s. officials warn of a credible terrorist threat. a former head of homeland security joins us to assess this risk. a big victory for isis, sunni militants cease syria's biggest oil 0 fields but in iraq they're accused of unspeakable brutality. and it's hard to say i'm sorry. tonight we look at some of the public apologies that we just can't forget. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. security at british airports has been tightened after american officials warned of a credible terrorist threat. involving al qaeda operatives in syria and yemen. u.s. experts believe islammist groups can be developing bombs able to get past routine security checks. bbc security correspondant frank gardner has the latest. >> boring but necessary. part of the modern-day precautions we have all grown used to in an age to constant threats to aviation security. and now america fears its inbound flights are

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paul adams, bbc news, baghdad. >> other news from around the world. the russian president vladimir putin has condemned ukraine for ending a tuition with separatist rebels in the east. the ukrainians have issued a full-scale military action. four were killed earlier after the minibus they were traveling in was hit. at least 20 have been killed at an explosion in northeast nigeria. the scloves were reportedly hidden in a vehicle carrying charcoal. no group said it carried out the attack but the town is the epicenter of the violence campaign being waged by a militant group. as president obama looks to withdraw combat troops from afghanistan by the end of the year, the opposition is keeping an eye on the proceedings. amid widespread allegations of fraud, a recount had been asked for. we have a prort from -- report from kabul. >> demonstrations and mistrust from elections a fortnight ago. the presidential hopeful, a former foreign minister, he was the frontrunner during the first round in april. now it looks like his fortunes may have been reversed in a cr

i'm geeta guru-murthy with "bbc world news." our top stories, a court tells a dutch government was to blame for the slaughter of bosnian men during the siege of srebrenica in 1995. >>> israeli air strikes on targets in gaza continue as hamas keeps up its rocket fire on israel. >>> bashar al assad is sworn in as the president of syria for another seven years. >>> and we have seen the best of germany at the world cup and now the worst. a cartel has been fined millions of dollars for fixing the price of sausages. >>> hello. a court in the hague has ruled that the dutch government was responsible for the slaughter of bosnian men during the siege of srebrenica in 1995. dutch soldiers were part of a u.n. peacekeeping mission there. the ruling applies to the deaths of more than 300 people who sought refuge with the peacekeepers. altogether, 7,000 men were killed by bosnian serbs in the worst massacre in europe since the second world war. anna holligan is in the hague. >> reporter: these mothers formed a small but determined group here

world news america." >> this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura kuenssberg. the remains of some of those aboard "nba m.v.p.: a race to remember" are property home. a somber ceremony in the netherlands for the passengers who lost their lives. huttle diplomacy for the secretary of state. are we any closer to a ceasefire. and helping to save people from a heroin overdose. we will tell you about the antidote being used to buy time before dream. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. it was a somber scene in the netherlands today as the first flight carrying the remains of those on board "nba m.v.p.: a race to remember" landed. at the crash site in ukraine, the investigation continues, and tensions are running high with two ukrainian fighter jets shot down in rebel-held tear more. more on that in a moment. first, two reports. muthaura price is in the netherlands -- >> they died when flight mh-17 was shot out of the sky. today, in simple wooden coffins, the first 40 victims l

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i'm david eades with bbc world news. our top stories. the palestinian group hamas holds talks to fire against israel. >>> hundreds in britain urge not to go to syria and iraq to fight along side extremist groups. >> don't risk your lives and lye lives of your community. >>> ministers join the outbreak of ebola that's killed hundreds. >>> independence day celebrations in north carolina put on hold as hurricane arthur brings winds of 160 kilometers per hour. >>> hello. the bbc has learned the militant palestinian group hamas has agreed to a cease fire with israel expected to be announced in coming hours. hamas sources say they're ready to stop attacks on israel with return to an end on raids on gaza. the announcement may calm the mood ahead of the palestinian teenage boy's funeral. he was killed this week in the aftermath of the murder of three israeli teens. we are in east jerusalem and can give us the latest. i appreciate we're i still waiting for the body of cue are khdair to be released. will the news of the cease fire nonetheless help

you're watching "gmt" on bbc world news. i'm lucy hockings. old by israeli officials 245i6 agreed a comprehensive cease fire in gaza to begin friday morning. it follows a 2e6r7 rare cease fire today allowing palestinians on the streetss as humanitarian work takes place during the five hour window. >>> an air force jet has been shot down by a russian plane over eastern ukraine. we'll take you live for that breaking story.

i'm geeta guru-murthy with bbc world news. our top stories. gaza's only power plant burns after being hit as israel carried out one of the heaviest bomb bartments in three weeks. >>> also targeted the hamas leader and a mosque. >> the overwhelming mood in gaza is the coming one of defiance even among people that don't support hamas. hamas' political popularity was probably falling before this israeli bombardment began. >>> former leaders of the kosovo army could face charges against humanity. >>> eu gives sanctions in russia over actions in ukraine. >>> plus wall to wall sarah palin for $9.95 a month. the former vice presidential hopeful launches her online tv channe channel. >>> hello and welcome. fighting is continuing between israeli forces and hamas in gaza after one of the heaviest nights of shelling since it began three weeks ago. shells have hit the gaza only power station causing it to shut down. huge black plumes of smoke as you see. this is the scene overnight where explosions and shells rained down on the city overnight. gaza's heal

new light. liberty mutual insurance. . >>> hello. it's bbc world news. our top stories.lestinian militants are killed in air strikes on gaza after a wave of rocket fire was aimed at southern israel. >>> the last soviet union foreign minister who became president of georgia, shevardnadze dies. >>> critics say this violates international law. >>> we speak to relatives of passengers of the missing malaysian flight mh 370 as an exhibition opens in their memor memory. >>> hello there. thanks for being with us. the top story, nine palestinian militants have been killed in israeli air strikes on gaza after a waive of rocket fire was aimed at southern israel. hamas says seven of fighters died in a single strike near the south of the gaza strip. the israeli military says air strikes are many retaliation for more than 20 rocket attacks launched from gaza into israeli territory. tensions in the region have become higher since the murder of these three israeli teens. their bodies were found a week ago. they were abducted hitchhiking in the west bank. their funerals were held last tu

world news america. >> this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington.'m laura trevelyan. four plinian boys become the latest casualties, killed as they played on a beach. and the u.s. adds more sanctions to russia. and a museum that gets eau multimillion dollar face lift 100 years after the first world war. some of the historic artifacts re on display. on ome to our viewers public television in america and also around the globe. four palestinian children playing on a beach near gaza city have been killed in the littest israeli attacks. the militant palestinian group hamas says the killings were a war crime. are fficials investigating. and israel has called a five-hour cease fire to allow people to stock up on supplies. plane hit li war gaza's port today. children ran for cover. then a second strike almost immediately. these children didn't escape. emergency services rushed the bodies away. some are so charred they're too gruesome to show. it's not clear what the target was at this port. >> israel insists it only targets the infrastructure used by hamas,

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