targets of ukrainian army for months but the next can be guns as you just said are going really big cities and yes this is a city with a population of one million while the ganske used to be home to more than four hundred thousand people and of course fears are rising that the consequences of this besieged could be most dramatically here to rehear every day many times a day we also know that today multiple a record low entry known as get out or hail was also used and i hope you can see these pictures now it was caught on video both sides claim that they are not targets and they will not target residential areas which unfortunately we have to confirm that it happens sometimes this is why even now while we are in the city center mean the cameramen we have to work in flight jackets just on monday a shell landed a few blocks away from where we are now hitting a car and reportedly the driver and someone who was just passing by died recalled to be at the sea and we leadership also claim that heavy a two re and i v a shin will not be used in big cities but we hear again almost every day airplanes

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saying we will have a victory parade in crimea let's from now focus on donetsk it's a reasonably big city more than a million people living there the resistance back in there now how is this going to play well like you said it's a very big city and it's terrible to think that planes and tanks are heading for an artillery cannon or heading for that city i to do try to do there what they've done in slavyansk in a calm a taurus and villages around their. well in dora's with little bit earlier there we want you to keep up to date with the latest from ukraine on air and at r.t. dot com our web site you can find in-depth coverage of the whole crisis as it's unraveled from day one. to the. next this morning two men wearing israeli army uniform have been filmed in jerusalem savagely beating a teenager the fifteen year old who's a u.s. citizen is thought to have been attacked during a demonstration over the death of his cousin that palestinian youngster was abducted and killed earlier this week graphic footage capturing the instant was put online provoking widespread public outrage the boy suffere

only about 33% are naturalized compared to more than 45% in the big cities and urban suburbs. and then take a look at this drop-off. in eight of these 15 county types, which includes more than 85 million people, less than 6% of the population is foreign-born. this is not spread out. it is in pockets in this country. those numbers drop to 2.5% in the working class country, which are counties that stretch from appalachia into the upper midwest and the south. 2.5% are rural middle america, which runs across the northern half of the country, starting up in maine through the great lakes and across montana. and another 1.6% are in what's described as the aging farmlands, counties of the great plains. those places, immigration reform is just not an immediate crucial issue and more importantly it becomes a what are you focusing on it at all for and that's why there is no motivation by the lawmakers that represent those areas to do anything about it. joining me now, dante chinny and usa today's washington bureau chief, susan page. i got the little thing here so we can mess around here

be antique air forces arriving back in donetsk just to remind you that shoe cranes fourth largest city big place population of almost a million it's only two years ago denotes was one of the host cities of the european football championships how things change more video too from kramatorsk now in the scene similar to those we saw in slow vans troops of no raised the ukrainian flag over the city's administration building there as a symbol of their regain control several of the city's residential areas were caught up in the violence over the previous twenty four hours. i've. got to vote yes. you can. put it does it clear that's what you to do you know it's . i've yet another snapshot of life here this resident of promise tosk returning to what was his hold to discover the ruins this is all that's left of his flat after the building was pounded by shelf wasn't going up which is michael matz does that still feel the. need vocal and i'm sure the opera still would shoot my words i os. i next to the village of congress shelved care in the lugansk region which was devastated by that airstrike earl

saying we will have a victory parade in crimea let's from now focus on donetsk it's a reasonably big city with more than a million people living there the resistance back in there now how is this going to play well like you said it's a very big city and it's terrible to think that planes and tanks are heading in artillery we can and are heading for that city to do try to do their what they've done in slavyansk and come a tourist. villages around there. well you can keep it today with the latest from ukraine but also dot com where you'll find in-depth coverage of the whole crisis starting from day one. of the in the. two men wearing israeli army uniforms have been filmed in jerusalem savagely beating a teenager fifteen year old who's a u.s. citizen his thoughts have been attacks during a demonstration over the death of his cousin a palestinian youngster who was abducted and killed earlier this week. graphic footage capturing the incident was put online provoking widespread public outrage the boy suffered serious injuries during the brutal attack and is still in hospital israeli army of iss

deg with a big-city issue. the change... s bringing in >>> veronica de la cruz in the kpix 5 newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight, a small east bay city dealing with a big city issue. the change that is bringing in more violent crime. >> and off the hook. why bay area industries are being allowed to pump out one of the most dangerous things you can breathe in. >> those stories and late details on the fire in south san jose, two firefighters injured. we'll have details coming up tonight at 6:00. >> veronica, thank you. >>> thank you for watching us at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> and remember the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. >> good night. see you in 30 minutes. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, breaking news, the president sends in combat troops. this time he's added u.s. helicopters to a growing mission to try to save iraq. in a major ruling today the supreme court frees more employers from paying for contraceptives. jan crawf

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well like you said it's a very big city and it's terrible to think that planes and tanks are heading in artillery would can and are heading for that city to do try to do their what they've done in slovyansk and calm a taurus and villages around there to let that happen this will be. he's obviously it seems to me he sees saying it's going to happen they're doing it there they want to do it and he's the only feels confident to do it because he knows the united states is behind him is backing him up both politically and and financially and militarily militarily with the support of funding and i'd also just just know about how it's being reported over there how the general public is seeing it what is being said about the mounting death toll we saw the village the other day we saw people in places that their house is in ruins you can't dispute those pictures what have people over there got to say surely that was not blanketed by the coverage that they must have the you must be hearing some some words of concern over they surely know well the media in this country is as criminally culpable

>> one, our big cities have a lot of problems across america. main problem being poverty, unemployment, but also violence. the poverty and the unemployment may make the violence worse and so what i have said is that republicans have some answers for. this and so i will talk about how we bring economic opportunity to these cities by dramatically lowering taxes. i have a plan for bailing out detroit. $1.3 billion. not from atlanta, not from houston, but just by leaving money in detroit that never gets sent to washington. letting their own money help bail themselves out. >> and it's not common to see republicans at the urban league. you and g.o.p. chairman ryans priebus -- you are the only elected one. >> i'm excited about it it we are saying we are going to compete for the vote of people who live in the cities. look that the red blue map across the united states. we win every rural county in america and lose every big city. if we want to compete as a party. if republicans want to compete as a party we he have to compete in the big cities. have a p

have television revenue, you're at a huge disadvantage than other teams in baseball, especially big city teams. >> i wonder why people wonder why baseball would have allowed the nationals to come to d.c. when there is a huge tv disadvantage because of the oilers and the expos. >> the expos were unfortunately on life support in montreal. i love the nats, but it is unfortunate they don't have a team in montreal. their time is up. where else were they going to send them, to charlotte? washington was the only option, and baseball has done a good job of keeping franchises in place. the last team to move was washington to texas. so washington is in that part of the transition twice, losing a team and getting a team. >> remind people who glory years looked like in washington baseball going back to years ago. >> it's a very short period, unfortunately. 1924 to 1933, the team won three pennants and its only world championship in 1924. that 1924 season, as you allude to, the entire country was behind the senators. it's also called the nationals, which is confusing, but people were very excited abo

it's a big city. it's a big city with a lot of politics. it's hard to get things done.ngs move, it's an efficient city, but can he do it. >> we have to expand our transit infrastructure. we can't rely on a system that was built 100 years ago for an economy that is quite frankly outdated. rather than build out a transit system where people are coming to work to manhattan, and then going back out to the other boroughs, so to seek, we need to build an inter-borough transportation systems. one of the things that we're collaborating about is academic, applicable solution and bringing people in for discussion. we're not at odds with business or community organizations. but what i support passion a natalie a raise in the minimum wage and i'll argue that from albany to the council of the city of new york. it's not enough. >> gentlemen, i'm glad you're pursuing this, and it is, as you said, part of the whole exercise. it's not just about minimum wage but making sure that we're prepared for the future. that is scott stringer, comptroller for the city of new york. and >>> two year

heroin, for so long associated with big cities and back allies has infected small-town america. vermont, with its picture postcard towns is the poster child for an epidemic that is ruining communities, lives, across the country. i'm adam may, and this is an "america tonight" special report, "addicted in vermont." >> we've been through it all, institutions. i really didn't think i would be sitting here today. >> people here don't make enough money to get by, but they'll get rid of their food cards, whatever means date day. >> take money from the children k anything. >> they'll steal from friends and family to get one more. >> heroin is spreading through rural america, striking small up tos like rutland, ver monday. >> no matter what, 24/7 you plot on how to get the next high. >> vermont ranks number two in the country for people seeking treatment for oppiad addiction. >> serenity house, a halfway home for addicts is tucked away. matthew and ashley were two hard-core heroin addicts going through a recovery. >> how hard is it? >> it destroys you. mentally you are all over the place

. >> it is going to fall on the big cities and big counties. >> reporter: santa clara county supervisor spoke sunday morning about his hope to bring up to 1500 of those kids here while they wait for a court date to decide whether they can stay in the u.s. >> we have dealt with 100,000 enemies after the fall of saigon. >> reporter: one possibility, a sort of exchange student model using foster homes. federal funds have been promised but it is unknown how much or when that money would actually come in. >> we are banking on the fact the federal government is going to make those monies available. >> reporter: an effort that has been thwarted in other communities, where protesters have blocked buses bringing kids to processing at that silence. a more humanitarian approach. >> this is the place where everybody can company. >> reporter: but a tone of caution as well. >> administrators are now talking with nonprofits to make a plan and will come back with an official agenda item on august 5th. >>> 50,000 children have streamed across the border and into federal custody so far this year. officia

separatist and the separatists are reported to have agreed to bring the rest of the bodies to a big city east of ukraine under control of the separatists, where experts from the western airline may get access to the bodies o'er the plain remnants. >> haven't offered any evidence indicating that it may have been the separatists? >> we have no direct evidence, but some are suggesting that there are pro-russian separatist that did this. russian media and pro-russian separatist reported about shooting down what they thought was a ukrainian military plane. they are denying this and deleting information but this is what i saw with my own eyes. they struck down several planes in the recent days and so they obviously have the capacity to do so. a spokesman for the ukrainian security council said they have evidence that separatists have very sophisticated weapons to be able to shoot down planes flying very high, about 10 kilometers high. >> we have to leave it there, thanks so very much. let's go to moscow where we are joined by our correspondent there. >> we have no official statements so far. t

. >> chicago is not the only big city affected by gun violence. erica pizzi halingzi has more os weekend's violence. >> violence broke out across the city. >> it has pen a violent july 4th weekend here in chicago. >> several incidents are also involving police. >> bullets flew through several neighborhoods hitting dozens of people. including a teenager. >> he was told drop the gun, drop the gun, he is coming out from under the car with gun in hand. >> while chicago was struck with gun violence over years this weekend were particularly perilous. 17 were shot in just one eight hour period. >> just another person has been killed. >> in new york city at least 12 people were shot three people killed. but in chicago, at least 60 were shot. nine killed. since the summer started new york has seen a sphiek in shooting -- spike in shooting citywide. >> 16 have been hit by gun fire across all nine boroughs. >> the rash of recent gun violence as the city's newly appointed police commissioner taking action, this one, wanted for a shooting in brooklyn over the w

fortify their positions we also heard about fire on the highway connecting the guns and yes two big cities here in eastern ukraine that the operation commanders in kiev named as. targets on sunday also for the first time so-called southern district of the gods came on to very intense fire before the ukrainian army was all only approaching the city from the north. from under her where being shelled by mortar schools in sandwiched the cleaning lady was killed and a fourteen year old boy injured the also he's a kindergarten the block of flats in the neighboring yards has been destroyed there are cranes is everywhere. people say the bathroom is the safest place to hide her husband and sons and together we can't sleep people are if their homes on sunday we also saw a very dangerous spillover of the ukrainian crisis to neighboring russia eyewitnesses say up to sixty miles wide from the ukrainian territorial lended in the russian border town donetsk it has the name of the same name as the ukrainians. and we know that a private house was hate one man was killed and two more people injured killed t

pushing into some of the big cities and we're going to look at the potential for severe weather acrosstions of the south through wednesday. a quick look at the risk of severe weather. memphis, burlington, vermont, and then we have hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes in some of the big cities. you see the front pushing through. 89 in new york. it feels a lot more human than that. we'll keep you posted south of cleveland. >> good timing and good heads up, j.d., thank you. >>> a look at the israeli military now saying it has stopped an attack by palestinian terrorists. they say it came via the sea. we'll have more on this developing story as we get in the meantime, reports in israel that a rocket targeting tel aviv and was intercepted by the iron dome defense system. the attack was aimed at halting all of those rockets fired by the militants. israel has been hit by about 300 rockets and mortars in the last few weeks. one of them hit the home of a hamas leader. ten people and two children have been killed in the attacks. president obama is urging both sides to exercise restraint and israel

doesn't matter if you're in a big city or on country roads. back in the counties of wisconsin.his first story. dash cam footage from a sheriff deputy. they're about to perform a pit maneuver. >> oh! that was awesome. there goes the cop car, too. >> there's the car driven by jared rendell. as the sheriff deputy performed the maneuver. he fires three shots out the car as the car is spinning out of control. the deputy's patrol car went over to the side. he was trying to miss the gunfire. not because the pit maneuver. but the officer behind the sheriff deputy springs into action. he starts firing and fires with precision and rendell gets himself up. he was arrested and taken into custody. charged with attempted homicide and he's expected to appear in court on august 5th. look at that. country road. let's talk about a big highway in australia. it's a pretty nasty traffic jam on the other side. there's about to be a traffic jam on this side the road. this ding dong here coming on the highway can't control his car. >> oh, yeah. >> spins out of control. hits wall on the side. narrowly

. >> it is going to fall to the big cities and the big counties that has been the case in california when we have refugee situations. >> reporter: santa clara supervisor spoke on kpix5 monday morning abouts his hope to bring up to 1500 of those kids here while they wait for a court date to decide if they can stay in the u.s. >> you know, we have a strong legacy of how to deal with that in santa clara county. we dealt with 100,000 immigrants of the fall of saigon. >> reporter: one thing, exchange student model. federal funds have been promised but it is unclear how much or when the money would come in. >> we are banking on the fact that the federal government will make the moneys available to make it possible. >> reporter: an effort that has been thwarted in other communities where protesters blocked buses bringing kids to processing facilities campaigning for the larger issue for border security. in santa clara county, a more humanitarian approach. >> this is the place where everyone can come. we are all from other places. >> reporter: but a tone of caution as well. >> love the kids

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and big cities like new york had more than 100 breweries. and at that time the population in america was about 40 or 50 million. today the population is 325 million and then we have 3,000 breweries. we can easily double the number of breweries, i think. there are plenty of beer drinkers out there who we are looking to introduce craft beer to. >> and it is delicious. it really is. thank you so much for sharing it with us, steve. best of luck. >> great to be here. thank you, sue. >>> up next, "on the money," a look at the week ahead. and driving demand for resorts and airlines, but can you still find a good deal? we'll show you how. [ male announcer ] don't just visit miami. [ jackhammer pounding, horns honking ] [ siren wailing ] visit tripadvisor miami. [ bird chirping ] with millions of reviews, tripadvisor makes any destination better. >>> for more on our show and our guests, go to our website, otm.cnbc.com. and follow us on twitter @onthe it's money. >>> earnings season is in full swing with banks morgan stanley, citigroup, jpmorgan chase

culture. >> if you look at that ma'am, a lot of the places -- map, a lot of the places that have big cities seem less happy than places like north dakota. >> you could argue you have a simpler life, less stress. >>> i don't know if you need to stress about this, but you can expect a warmer start to the day and the rest of the week. topper is back with some increasing temps >>> today president obama broke his silence about d.c. statehood. >> the president says he lives in d.c., so he's in fare of it. in fact -- favor of it. in fact, the president said folks in d.c. pay taxes and contribute to the well being of they ought to be treated like everyone else. however, mr. obama admits it will be difficult to give d.c. actual statehood, that measure through congress. >>> we know gas prices are driving you crazy this summer, but wusa9 is here to help. in woodbridge, virginia, the bp on grand tarji drive has some of the cheapest prices, 3.33 a gallon. be prepared to pay a lot more on the shell station on jefferson davis highway, regular 3.80 a gallon. >>> tracking weather with an hour by hour foreca

mayor nutter will join other big city mayors and leaders in both public policy and technology to talkout projects that are both innovative and sustainable. also mayor nutter is upset with lawmakers in harrisburg after that cigarette tax bill suffered a setback. late last night, the state senate amended the tax against which means it goes back to the house. their next scheduled session isn't until mid-september. mayor nutter says he doesn't think city schools will open on time without that tax revenue. >>> more than two dozen new police officers are getting ready to hit the streets in south jersey. 26 recruit will graduate from the academy. ceremony take place at 6:00 tonight at gloucesterç county college in sewell. >>> w your first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a stormy night. the storms have taken a break but there are showers moving through delaware and south jersey. the showers will break and we'll see sunshine but it's not going to be as hot as it was yesterday. yesterday's high 95 degrees. is afternoon, showers, thunderstorms, along with strong, gusty winds ar

the storms forming from buffalo to pittsburgh and back at the big cities late in the day. delays are possible from d.c. to philly and new york. we have heat advisories from philly to new york. it will feel like 100 degrees. it's one of those days you will be happy for it to rain. so hot and humid you want it. not if you are traveling at the airport. >> thanks. much appreciated. >>> coming up on "morning joe," what the wall street journal calls bill and hillary clinton's cash machine. plus, after a series of public meltdowns, actor shia labeouf is getting help. why his rep says it's not rehab. >> what on earth caused this food truck in philadelphia to go up in flames? that and more when we come back. stick around. let me get this straight... [ female voice ] yes? lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, no discomfort, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? [ female announcer ] lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. and for more 100% real dairy treats you'll 100%

several tornadic super cells are moving into some big cities. in the great lakes, we have several severe thunderstorm warnings as the front continues to press eastward, a very strong cold front interacting with warm, unstable air, and that's giving us the threat for severe weather. for all of the big cities into the overnight tonight, including d.c., up to new york and boston, hail, damagingwinds, and yes, tornadoes. really, the state of tennessee needs to be on alert for the next several hours. then as we go into monday, the threat diminishes. but overnight tonight, if you live in those areas shaded in yellow, as i pointed out, across the ohio river valley, tennessee river valley, pay very close attention to your weather authorities. your current temperatures, extremely warm across the southern and central u.s. 103 in phoenix as well. you can see where cooler, dryer air is interacting with that. potential super cells for the evening. ahead of the front, memphis is 104. behind that, cool, dry air. that's one of the ingredients needed for severe

i could never live in a big city. there are enough bakers there.we would surely fail. >> work continues on the dam walls, 100 kilometers away. more than half the wall is already finished. the project has sparked protests and even foreign backers, including those from germany, have pulled out. turkey now plans to finance the project alone. but not everyone here is against the dam. the residents are divided. while some support the protests, others believe the government's promises of more prosperity and jobs. >> if i get a good price for my house, i will move to one of the new apartments. but the price has to be right! >> today, we may live in cramped conditions in small houses. but i don't want to live in one of these high rises. they should let us live the way we want. >> in other regions in turkey, tourists can rent tufa caves. but critics say that in hasankeyf, they'll be flooded. the last cave dweller plans to pack up and leave after the summer. it's evening, and we're at baker mevlÜt guzel's home. he says he works hard to ensure his six childre

one out of five used the water pipe device in the last year and living in a big city having highly educated parents and higher income from a job actually increases the odds of huka use. the cbc warns huka smoking has many health risks like cigarette smoke. the "action news" team is working on stories at 4:00. let's check in with alicia vitareli live in the newsroom with a look ahead. hi, 'leash a. >> it's a daily deal site devoted to city of brotherly love. where you can get 77% off all kind of deals in philadelphia. and plus same workouts different results. it turns out not all is fair you when it comes to fitness. it depends on your age. and whether it's yoga or cross fit the experts share what you should be doing to get the best body right now. how would you like to the the person testing the world's tallest water slide from the view to vertigo and first person to take the 17 story plunge explains just what it was like. and you can take us with you on the go. if you have not already done so download the free 6abc app and see you at 4, sarah. >> see you then, alicia, thank you. steamy det

hold that line to try to prevent the tanks of the ukrainian army from entering donsk and this is a big cityllion residents and a third of the population fled here in the past few weeks with heavy fighting in the areas around donsk and eastern ukraine and another important town as well as slovansk taken early july by the separatist fighters. as i say at the moment it's a very fluid situation and we have seen residents fleeing from the scene and seeing residential blocks that have been hit, we have seen people who are taking shelter in bomb shelters, women, children, elderly and disabled and terrified and surprised because they were hoping with the airline being shot down would lead to a peace fire or cease agreement between ukraine and separatist forces but seems to have the opposite effect. >> okay, thank you very much indeed for that update from donsk and we will go back to you as soon as more developments are in donsk. this is the world weather with everton and more rain across the philippines everton. >> that is right, we have a typhoon close by but not hitting the philippines but it's c

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a technique that most big city police departments now ban. >> a chokehold can cause death. a chokehold can cause suffocation. it is a dangerous maneuver. >> reporter: this cell phone video captures a confrontation between the police and a virginia woman. petersburg police say that officers are trained to use the least amount of force. the woman was convicted of obstructing justice. and then there was this man in san francisco, already in cuffs, who appears to be held in a chokehold by this officer. police maintained it was not a chokehold but a carotid restraint, which is allowed. back in new york, this video also under scrutiny showing the police appearing to forcibly restrain a man suspected of entering a subway station without paying. while one officer handcuffs the man, the other is seen putting his arm around the suspect's neck. nypd says the incident is under investigation by the department's internal affairs bureau. two officers were sent to the hospital. as for the garner case, some were asking was he really subjected to a chokehold. >> it is defined in the departme

first time it is being hosted by two teams, the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big citye first time the game is being played in a northern city in a building without a roof. >> bringing the super bowl region -- ringing the super bowl to the new york region has been a decade-long effort for tisch. it began after 9/11 when he began pitching the idea to nfl and local politicians as a way to jumpstart the stuttering economy. it was not until the metlife stadium was built in 2010 that idea caught on. >> the nfl owners liked to bring the game to some of the newer stadiums to highlight them. they wanted the world to see this great facility. >> many will be watching super bowl xlviii. perhaps no venue is better prepared for an event like this. 20 times a season, metlife undergoes a transformation. a staff of about 20 take two days to change it from one team to the other -- from jets green it to giants blue, or vice versa. that includes the removable endzone. the turf from one team is rolled up and under the stands and another team's turf is rolled out. special end zones will be

israel's iron dome has helped defend some of the big cities like tel aviv and jerusalem.here's no protection like that in gaza where the health ministry now says 194 palestinians have been killed by those israeli air strikes. a number that has been growing each day. and that has put more pressure on the u.s. to broker some kind of peace deal or cease-fire. secretary kerry says the administration is ready to help tackle the underlying issues. >> the united states is always prepared. president obama has said this again and again, to do everything in our power to help the parties come together to work, to create a climate for genuine negotiations to be able to deal with the issues that truly separate these parties. and we stand prepared to do that. >> kerry was speaking in vienna, where there's also been news today of a possible deal on iranian nukes. of course, the conflict also continues in iraq, where some analysts are warning that isis is growing stronger by the day. we're joined by mark ginsburg, former u.s. ambassador to morocco. good day to you. >> hi, ari. >> for fol

there are also targets from big cities. city's on the pearl river delta as well as the yangtze have a requirement of 15%. all of the cities, the requirement is 10%. that goes up to 20% by next year. as you mentioned, 30% i 2016. the catch is wave a magic wand. we have to put in certain support measures for the infrastructure. they will be requiring parking spaces for these cars. public institutions must ensure that the same ratio of charging facilities -- we all know the reasons here. you can also look at this as the first step. --iously, this is beyond control. the supply chain is there and they have put up a lot of subsidies for these producers. >> the government is going to buy them, but what about the general public? incentive is there to get the average chinese citizen to buy one of these cars. >> about a month ago, we forecast thatbmw china would be the largest market for electric vehicles in 2019. this, is thes biggest car market in the world. 22 million vehicles, less than 20,000 were electric cars. .09% for them to

to me or four bedroom apartment much cheaper than it would cost you if you were doing it in the big cities and at the same time in this particular area which is a statement because what the west bank this is just in the land they are religious so they don't make a distinction they believe that all of this that the land of as well and part of having big huge families and children estates just repopulate the land of his. well and have as many jewish people here as possible but heading towards a settlement so the land to quit driving through now is going to be populated with arabs but it is all with jewish israeli settlements so you can actually tell the difference for example here though it is an arab village you can tell from the kind of architecture of the building they tend to be more square the students of the flat. of course are going to see mosques where there's just no point on a settlement for you and you can sell you can tell a bit of the buildings tend to have obviously you're not going to see any mosques and in some places will be right on top of each other and some they won't lis

in the anonymity of a big city, many long for closeness and spirituality. -- the first assembly was held in london a year ago. is this the next spiritual guru? >> i am not a group -- guru. it could not be said more clearly. we happen to have come across a thing which people have reacted to strongly. >> jones is actually a comedian. he founded the sunday assembly because he also wanted to talk about the serious side of life. jones wants to spread joy, and his idea is catching on worldwide. >> if people want to do the sunday a simile, we say sure -- if people want to do the sunday assembly, we say sure. if it is seven people sitting in a darkened room for seven hours once they hit a drum every 10 seconds, that's a wonderful thing if you like it. it is not sunday assembly. >> jones is a showman attracting a growing legion of fans. but this expert at atheism thinks sunday assembly is a flash in the pan as, unlike the church, adherents are not united by a common belief. >> they are unified by what they lack -- a sense of community and belonging -- or what they do not believe. that will keep p