and following increased tensions this week, prime benjamin netenyahu wants to push through even harsherres. >>> the present situation is unacceptable, and we intend to give soldiers and police officers the tools necessary to act very firmly against those who throw stones and fire bombs. we're also going to adopt changes in the rules of engagement and for minimum sentence against those who throw stones and fire bombs. >> reporter: this lawyer has been defending palestinians for decades. >> they try to find some momentary solutions to impose more punishments, to impose more pressure, believing that somehow the whole population in jerusalem and occupied territories, they will settle down. they will accept the occupation. they will agree to be occupied, denied of rights, et cetera et cetera. >> reporter: back at the house his friends play football downstairs, but he can't join them. we ask him what stone throwing symbolizing for the youth? >> translator: which have nothing to fight with. that's why we use stones as a weapon. >> reporter: his mother is so whiched that her young son could end

benjamin netenyahu bet with british prime minister david cameron.e called iran one of two forces of militant islam, the other he says isil. his visit is being overshadowed in part by protests calling for his arrest for alleged war crimes in gaza. >>> the six police officers charged in the arrest and death of freddy gray will be tried in baltimore. defense attorneys argued pretrial publicity including a multi-million dollars settlement to any family could swear the jury. >>> the new york city police department is apologizing for tennis star james blake. blake was only released when a retired officer passing by identified him. >> a review of the video. i have concerns about the takedown in terms of -- and so we talked to the officer, and talked to mr. blake to understand totality of the circumstances. >> the department denies race was a factor. they say the officers were working on an investigation into stolen cell phones. at least one aufltser has been reassi reassigned. >>> driver in arizona are on alert today. john henry smith reports. >> reporter:

advance of the jewish holiday, and wanted to make sure he could meet soon with prime minister benjamin netenyahu of israel. the white house spokesmen josh ea earnst just touched on this today. >> i would anticipate that we'll have a date set shortly, but i think you can look for prime minister netenyahu to visit with the white house sometime in even november to meet with the president. >> reporter: president obama as we spoke with rabbis yesterday, telling them consultations have begun with the israeli military and intelligence as they watch to make sure that iran sticks to their end of the agreement. >>> disturbing new video from hungry's refugee center. refugees were herded in pens and thrown bags of food. look at this. human rights watch said the businesses are abysmal and that the refugees are lacking food and medical care. the group quoted two refugees describing the camp as only fit for animals. >>> while the european union is asking member states to pitch in, a number are refusing to comply. hoda abdel hamid reports. >> reporter: from the island they took the ferry to the mainland, travel

benjamin netenyahu met with david cameron.called iran one of two forces of militant islam, the other, he said, is isil. protests are calling for his arrest for alleged war crimes in gaza. >>> frayed nerves this morning for drivers on one of arizona's busiest highways. the drivers have been shot at near phoenix. and police are on the hunt for leads. >> reporter: authorities in and around phoenix aren't sure what shattered the back window of this pickup truck as it drove along i-10. but this is the 10th incident in the last 11 days of cars being damaged think projectiles. >> it's just matter of time that we have tragedy on our roadways if this continues. >> reporter: no one has been killed or seriously hurt yet, but people who drive this stretch of highway are frightened. >> it is scary. >> reporter: the fbi and the atf have joined the investigation that as yet has few leads. >> i don't know if this is a copycat crime, if it's multiple people. it has been different days of the week, different hours of the day. >> reporter: and p

. >>> in moscow, israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu met with russian president vladimir putin.etenyahu asked about russia's milita military build up in syria. putin said that russia would actress ponsably. but he said his main goal is to defend the syrian state. >>> volkswagen is now the subject of a criminal investigation. according to reports, the german auto maker is accused of installing software on diesel-powered cars to cheat on emissions tests. the ceo has apologized and said the company has commissioned its own investigation. >> reporter: this was the frankfort international motor show monday, the voel ks having a gone stand, under the bun -- bonnet of a dark secret. vehicles wagon has been el bellishing its emission standards for years. >> translator: there are health risks involved here, and possibly death as a consequence of hire emissions. it cost vasts amount of money and there is the threat of fines and class action lawsuits. what is also very important, the image is severely damaged. >> reporter: the news for the makers of the people's car, the famous beetle, fam

and the russian president met with benjamin netenyahu to discuss the current situation in syria.utin says the posture in syria is a defensive one, and he wants to help defeat isil. >> translator: all russia's actions in the region have always been and will be responsible. >> the purpose for the visit was to avoid any possible clashes between russian and israeli jets that might be operating over syria. >>> european union interior ministers will meet tomorrow to discuss a proposal to relocate 120,000 asylum seekers, but some eastern european countries are still firmly opposed to aco ta plan. the hungaryian government took out a full-page ad warning people they could be jailed if they entered the country illegally. there's growing evidence that countries that claimed they could not cope with the huge influx are now allowing them to move north through the continent. they are being put on trains and buses. lawrence lee has more. >> reporter: as chaotic has this summer has been, it's now becoming clear that the refugees might hope their journeys will be a little quicker. at this recept

. >>> the israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu, says he wants tougher punishment for palestinians of throwing stones or fire bombs. it follows a week of increased tension in occupied east jerusalem. stephanie dirk reports. >> reporter: it's home but these days it feels like a prison cell. israeli forces have put this 14 year old under house arrest after accusing him of throning stones during a protest. >> translator: now i go to sleep at 4:00 a.m. i wake up at 2:00 p.m. everything has changed in my life. >> reporter: it has been a month and he has five more to go until his trial. while we interview him his mother starts to cry. she asks why such harsh procedures have been applied to a child. he was taken here after being arrested. he was kept for 15 days before being transferred to a prison. his family tells us he was interrogated without a family member being present, and that he was handcuffed, shackled and slapped while being questioned. the israeli government recently passed a law where stone throwers can receive up to a 10-year prison sentence. and following increased tension