a european union commission said they would try again to get ceas to the fight, there's no indication it will be any less dangerous than today. >> charlie d'agata, thanks. >>> 37 large scale fires are currently burning in the western half of this country. crews in california are battling a 4,000 acre wildfire west of sacramento and yosemite national park. here ising terry okita. >>reporter: flames grew close to homes and wineries in northern california pushed by triple-digit temperatures and strong winds. there are 1500 firefighters battling this one wildfire. called the sand fire. it started after a car sparked dry vegetation and has already destroyed at least ten homes. over a thousand residents have been evacuated. todd jenson isn't one of them. he says neighbors want him to be their eyes and ears. >> are their animals still there? you feel helpless, what can you do. >> 100 miles south at yosemite national park, hot shot crews are tackling a fire that's grown to 2100 acres, destroyed one home and forced the evacuation of a campground full of tourists during the height of a summer s

t t cea id ndinom ie. therhasipulltsex bon by 6.1%tron nt hal y sow p ihe rigs ,e comi dsoda p hee anticipating. were you surprised? >> i was surprised at the precise number, because it was so robust. but in general, i think the jobs report was reflecting a very nice economy. we are healing wonderfully from the crisis of five years ago. and that trend has been in pce es. we saw it manifest today in so i think the exuberance, the rational exuberance we have seen in the stock market thi year was validated. >>hen does that translate into something that the fed has to start paying attention to and say, wait a second, this is a strongec things are on solid footing. as a result, we need to raise rates? >> i think that will probably happen in 2015. i think the contours of the fed decision fir a about declaring succ over the last five years, there have been a great deal of nattering neighbobs about the fact the fed would not be successful, would not be effective, that they were pushing on a string. so i think the

we followed gazans surveying the devastation as a 12-hour cea cease-fire nears its end. >>> foreign ministers meet in paris calling for the cease-fire to be extended. >>> plus fighting in libya prompts the u.s. to close its embassy in tripoli and pull out its staff. >>> a grim milestone has been reached in the gaza conflict. 1,000 palestinians have been killed over the span of 19 days. almost 6,000 others have been injured. mi meanwhile a temporary truce between hamas and israel has another two hours to go, but an intense diplomatic effort is underway to try to arrange a longer lasting peace. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has metaphor -- met foreign ministers in paris. now they called for a week-long extension in the halt, but people inside gaza want israel to stop the bombardment for good. this was the scene earlier has people tried to grab belongs from the shattered remains of their home. they've also been pulling bodies out from under the rubble. right up to the start of the 12-hour pause, bombing were still raining down on gaza. israel says it's trying to stop hamas firing rockets fr

. >> translator: we reiterate it's the israel i occupation forces are innin impinging on the ceas.s meant to serve them on the battlefield. therefore it is unwise for the pat stun vinnie resistence to respond or halt its operations against the israeli occupation forces so as not to give them a break, to breathe or reorganization their military orin tell jenks plans, israel should realize it has landed in trouble. yet it wishes to gy give the impression that it's in control, escalator ceasefire as it wishes but we are there on the battlefield. >>> just because israel resumed its bombardment on sunday we heard from the israel i foreign minute city. >> we have in the past agreed to the egyptian ceasefire plan. we have applied it and immediately hamas breached it by firing many rock nets to israel. we agreed to two humanitarian ceasefires before today. every time hamas has breached them. >> an expert on middle east politics at the university of qatar. good to have you with us this morning, one thing i wan i wanto pick up. athe actions of hamas are making people question what the palest

journalists according to the international news safety institute now they say since the start of the cea working in eastern ukraine has been more risky than ever in iraq syria as well as pakistan seven media workers have died so slow while trying to cover the ongoing conflict between kiev and to government forces. the netherlands which lost one hundred and ninety four of its citizens on flight m.h. seventeen along with australia have sent a forensics experts to ukraine and considering deploying police at the site of the crash does officials have requested and they hinted access to wreckage to conduct a full investigation the airline was shut down on july the seventeenth on route from amsterdam to kuala lumpur killing all two hundred ninety eight passengers and crew on board. now the process of sending the victims' bodies home continues to military planes have transported the remains from coffin ukraine to the netherlands the flight recorders are currently being examined by experts in the u.k. given the u.s. accuses local militia groups of shooting down the boeing seven seven and claimed

we followed gazans surveying the devastation as a 12-hour cea cease-fire nears its end. >>> foreign ministersmeet in paris calling for the cease-fire to be extended. >>> plus fighting in libya prompts the u.s.

we6 a cea-- we have a cease fir eventually we have to make sure they have no missile capability. >> excusefor interrupting, but how can you be sure there are no more tunnels? israeli intelligence is pretty on top of their game, how did you not know the concrete that apparently you thought was being used for schools was being used for these tunnels? in other words my question is how do you know when to stop? >> it is very hard. i agree with you, judge. i think what we are doing now is showing hamas we are not willing to continue with the results we had last time that ended 20 months ago. we don't want to come back into gaza we want to have stability for long-term. the u.s. must understand we need the support we need the time to fight back. can you image being under missile' tack? can you image the u.s. would have been in the same situation? what if president obama would have done if u.s. citizens would have been under fire every night? >> what about john kerry coming tomorrow. it is my understanding, secretary of state here is going to cairo to try to continuation of that 2012 cease fire. w

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cea -- ceasefire. can we get hamas to agree to a ceasefire? >> is the size fire going to hold. there have been attempts in the past and it doesn't hold. people are bleeding to death on both sides. >> it's a terrible tragedy. inevitably whenever we have a conflict like this there's a loss of innocent life. i hope kerry's mission is successful. he's taken a lot of tough jobs these days. but the end of the day, you can imagine if rockets were falling on the united states, israel is going to have to defend itself. >> congressman, thank you for being with us. >> congratulations on your award. >> thank you so much. a pleasure to be here, sir. look forward to having more chats with. >>> we're watching the east room at the white house at this hour. president obama will be signing an executive order helping lgbt workers avoid zrimgdiscriminati. another statement from the president on ukraine at 50 past the hour and flight mh 17. we'll take a short break and be right back. hey. i'm ted and this is rudy. say "hi" rudy. [ barks ] [ chuckles ] i'd do anything to keep this guy happy and heal

reconcile that specific difference because that seems to be the main reason why there is no humanitarian ceanow. >> we are in contact with egypt, we are in contact with turkey and qatar that have connections to hamas. we are in connection with the united states. secretary kerry is doing a good job. we are in direct contact with the israelis. and it is absolutely crucial that they exercise the influence now. i think the square of the equation that you formulate, we have to see it in two stages. one is to stop right now. hamas and israel must understand the need for that urgency of just stopping the fighting. and then during that humanitarian cease-fire, which i hope will come about, one can then bring out the issues that you mentioned. the israeli side will bring up the tunnels of the rocket attacks and hamas will bring up the issue of the blockade. and open up to leave and to come into gaza. these issues can be discussed. by that create a durable cease-fire. so we have to think of doing it in two stages. then you have the deeper issues of the whole relationship with israel and palestine, whi

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