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. >> on september 7th last year abraham was seen climbing the br der fence alone and disappearing toder of gaza and why he did it no one knows but apparently acting of his own free will and ten months later it's not clear if he is still there voluntarily and israel accuses hamas of holding him captive and hamas denies that. >> translator: we are here to support the family, there is no reason why people cannot show up for support, the israeli government should answer questions to the family of abraham and citizens of israel. we hope to get more information and details. >> reporter: and it's been revealed that a second israeli an a rab is currently missing in gaza. the circumstances of his disappearance in gaza are different indeed from the abduction back in 2006 and nonetheless it presents a real headache for israeli government and indeed for hamas too. coming as it does on the first anniversary of the start of gaza war in 2014 and indeed at a time when hamas and israel appeared to be entering a period of genuine calm. there is also potential for increased racial tensions. just last m

br* and, of course, as the peace talks were meant to go ahead tomorrow on friday now they are not going perhaps delayed perhaps canceled. what does it mean for peace between the taliban and the afghan government which was always going to be difficult for negotiate anyway? >> reporter: that's right. the first round of peace talks happened on july 7th. the second round scheduled for friday have been postponed. now, that may be because the taliban have declared three days of mourning after admitting to the death of omar. the afghan government the foreign ministry issued a statement saying it's sorry the peace talks have been delayed but optimistic that they will go forward at some point in time. and the fact of the new leader of the taliban mansur has been involved in the last round of the peace talks i think gives the afghan government some optimism it might go forward. they want whoever sits down negotiating in the future represents a broadways of the taliban. not just the political leadership which has been based in pan stack but also the fighters on the battlefield. right now saying pe

ramadi is the capital of an br province that isil took full control of at the end of the may. we have more from baghdad. >> reporter: there's fighting continuing near fallujah and ramadi and it continues a pattern of iraqi air strikes including, according to local sources, banned barrel bombs that have been increasingly killing civilians. as iraq trying to dislodge isil it's launching artillery and air strikes against the cities. the problem is they're in populated civilian areas. one of them was in ramadi near a football field. a football pitch where young men had gathered after midnight during ramadan. they were playing football and other games when air strikes hit. the iraqi government says they were aiming a isil fighters. local sources on the ground say there were some members of isil in the area but they say most of the young men that died were in fact, civilians. >> the u.s.-led coalition has hit isil's stronghold in syria in what's described as one of the largest deliberate engagements so far. isil video shows the casualties caused about i the attacks targeting raqqa.

. >> reporter: the formert br president broke a bone in his neck when he fell yesterday at his home in maine.y doctors say he's in fair condition but has suffered no lasting damage. dr. william d'angelo at maine medical center said today he expects his patient to make a full recovery. >> he's doing great.ov his spirits are good and he's up and talking and out of bed.or >> reporter: at 91, george h.w. bush uses a wheelchair to get around and suffers from a form of parkinson's disease. he's been hospitalized several times in recent years, but he's also stayed active in a way few his age can match. a pilot in world war ii, mr. bush often parachuted to celebrate his birthdays. >> just because you're an oldgu guy, you don't have to sit around drooling in the corner. get out and do something.t get out and enjoy life. >> reporter: doctors would not say how long he would be in the hospital, but they did say they're impressed with his progress so far. former president bush has been fitted with a neck brace for his recovery, and, scott, his doctor says the plan is to let the injury heal by itsel

so you've got the br-- brazil used to be one of the biggest producers of cocoa. now the whole of-- you could imagine, the whole brazilian crop was wiped out by-- a disease called witches' broom. now that's carried by moths, like a pod borer moth. they'll get inside the pods and the tree dies and that's it. so--. >> witches' broom, that sounds very--. >> it's call wi-- yeah. >> sinister. >> i know, yeah, and it is actually, because if you get this pod borer moth somehow getting into the ivory coast which produces 40% of the world's cocoa, then if the same happens in brazil, then you've got a big problem. >> the concentration of cocoa is there in the ivory coast, there in the middle of africa. there are a lot of factors that make it hard for them to produce more? >> yeah, it's v-- it's very difficult to grow cocoa. it needs a steady rainfall susceptible to disease-- it's been-- the-- the farms have been cut down because rubber is being grown. >> while the rest of the world seems to be making a great deal of money, on this chocolate and all these different chocolate

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. >> "today in the bay" brs joining us live from market street where this happened with the very latesteople badly hurt in this note or cycling accident here on market and third last night just after 9:00 according to police the motorcyclist somehow lost control of his bike and slid into two people, one who was on the sidewalk, another in the crosswalk, all three people taken to sf general. the condition of the motorcyclist unknown, but one of the pedestrians was transported unresponsive with life-threatening injuries and rushed into surgery. the other was cut on the face, might have suffered a traumatic brain injury, but is expected to live. >> as with any collision at this point we will be looking at different collision factors, speed, possible drunk driving, but there's many factors that could have caused the collision. pedestrian might have gone into the roadway. we're going to look at all those different possibilities. >> reporter: there is at least one surveillance camera at the intersection of market and third, police will be checking to see if that camera or any others might hav

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br we get an indication of what the outcome s watching all of that for us live there in greece. the polls closed. it is 7 p.m. in the evening. it will be a late night for keer simmons. thank you so much. developing now also new word from secretary of state john kerry about talks with iran over its nuclear program. secretary kerry and iran foreign minister met to work out details today amid reports a deal could be near. teams from six countries in iran working to work out a plan there in place before foreign ministers return to vienna tonight. andrea mitchell is in vienna for us. what are you hearing? >> secretary kerry came out and spoke on camera about the iran talks to lower expectations. he was really countering what foreign ministers said in his youtube video the other day. kerry said while he agrees with him that they are closer than ever before to a deal they made genuine progress that, if they do not make hard choices on some of the remaining critical issues the united states is prepared to walk away without a deal. so they're going to work hard in the next couple of days

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>> yes, sir, it was done on or br march 4th, 2014, well after the commencement of all of those activities. >> wow! now, i want to ask you about an individual in a minute but i want to ask you this. sometimes things can be accidentally. let's go ahead and rule that out. are we kind of talking about a misstroke on a keyboard is that what causes these things to disappear and be wiped? you just type in a word and hit the wrong key, does that do it? >> no the destruction we're talking about required the employees involved to actually pick up tapes and place them into a machine turn the machine on to magnetically destroy and obliterated the data. >> it sounds like it would be hard to accidentally do that. >> that's correct. >> so we can rule out accident. that leaves negligence or intensional, willful, wanton. do you know whether it was sheer negligence incompetence or was it a higher level of scienter or mens rea. >> the two employees who physically put the machines into the team are lower employees at the martinsberg computer center. they continued to erase media throughout the period of time

- are underway already in terms of the review of the cases the older cases, that review has already br undertaken and it has produced results. in terms of the new bond policy, i believe also that policy has, in fact, been implemented and is underway. the review that director saldana directed of the facilities themselves, the advisory committee, i would have to get back to you in terms of the exact status of that. >> in fact -- >> thank you also for visiting the facility and meeting with me after you did so. >> thank you. in fact, i wanted to get more clarity on bonds for the families. will i.c.e. continue using bonds for these families and how will you work to ensure that these bonds remain reasonable for them? >> well i've directed this they be realistic and be reasonable and i've asked that i receive regular reports on what the bond levels are and i know that i.c.e. is developing -- if they haven't already developed, criteria for setting bonds at a consistent and affordable rate. when i was -- when i was at one of these facilities, i was struck by the number of people who were there

not be any unconditional aid to greece so that kind of shows you how difficult the negotiations and brgoing to be tomorrow. it might be slightly easier with the resignation of varoufakis but it will still be extremely difficult. we have also heard from martin who said that that does not mean that greece would get a better deal, even with this no vote. many have warned about the consequences for the greek people. whether that will lead to a crisis with the banks remaining shot for the moment -- shut for the moment and capital controls in greece. the eu leaders summit tomorrow will be very, very long in brussels tomorrow night. the prime minister noted earlier that the greek government sought to protect the interests of the greek people, and that people in the creditors's countries will seek to protect their interests. anna: thank you very much, caroline connan. paul we come to you. their position is tougher than ever. i do not think i would want to be in frankfurt. paul: it will be a tough decision. they have always waited for politicians together act together and kept the banks afloat