i'm david schuster. israel and hamas have been flaibl to comunable to come to n continuation of the ceasefire. gazans are nerves. in moscow, russian president vladimir putin is banning most food imports from the west as tensions intensify. in detroit, the man who shot a teenager who showed up drunk on his porch has now been convicted of murder. >> we begin this hour with the ongoing tensions between hamas and israel. at the moment the conflict is playing out diplomatically in cairo and not militarily in gaza. egyptian mediators are trying to extend the 72 hour ceasefire that took effect on tuesday. extending past the deadline fewer than nine hours away. hamas the current terms are unacceptable. while the talks continue, war weary individuals are getting nervous. nicole be johnston has the story. >> what happens after the ceasefire expires, 8:00 a.m. in the morning local timer. some reports are coming out from egyptian and israeli media that israel does favor idea of continuing the ceasefire without condi

i'm david schuster here with the stories that we're following for you at this hour. jets strike an islamic state target in iraq. a briefing is this afternoon, and we'll bring those remarks to you when they happen. and talking about gaza, and the firing has resumed after rockets are fired into israeli and israelis respond. >>> and in hawaii, a second hurricane is gaining strength. we begin in northern iraq, where u.s. war planes conducted airstrikes earlier today against islamic state fighters, and according to the pentagon, two f-18 fighter jets guided a pair of laser guided bombs at an artillery piece in erbil. that after president barack obama talked weren't about a growing humanitarian crisis. >> they dried to the world, there is no one coming to help. today, america is coming to help. >> the united states is trying to help a religious group stranded on a mountain in northern iraq. 15,000 have taken refuge, and the u.n. said that islamic state have executed hundreds of people. and they are threatening to kill all of the rest of them if they don't convert to islam.

i want to get to my colleague in new york david schuster. and david certainly the highlight of this day and the event that many were pointing to was the arrival of the attorney general of the united states eric holder into this community. he arrived here and had a number of meetings. maybe you can recap his day in ferguson. >> clear images involving the federal government. the obama administration sent attorney general eric holder to fergz to soothe the community and to remind everybody the federal governmental is involved. and to underscore this holder arrived in the largest u.s. government aircraft available to a cabinet secretary. he then went to a high school to say change is coming. and then went to a restaurant to address ron johnson. holder pushed back at any notion that this was all for show. >> i need to be here. you know? i was a little disturbed to see certain things, people questioned why i was here and my answer to that would be, why would i be anyplace other than right here and right now to talk to the people in this area who ar

i want to get to my colleague in new york david schuster. and david certainly the highlight of this day and the event that many were pointing to was the arrival of the attorney general of the united states eric holder into this community. he arrived here and had a number of meetings. maybe you can recap his day in ferguson. >> clear images involving the federal government. the obama administration sent attorney general eric holder to fergz to soothe the community and to remind everybody the federal governmental is involved. and to underscore this holder arrived in the largest u.s. government aircraft available to a cabinet secretary. he then went to a high school to say change is coming. and then went to a restaurant to address ron johnson. holder pushed back at any notion that this was all for show. >> i need to be here. you know? i was a little disturbed to see certain things, people questioned why i was here and my answer to that would be, why would i be anyplace other than right here and right now to talk to the people in this area who ar

i'm david schuster. ahead this hour. choke hold controversy. prosecutors are considering charges against the nypd. former police commissioner bernard kerik joins us next. teenagers lighting themselves on fire. and sneaker-pawn. the tradition of trading in your old kicks for fancier ones. >> here in new york city there is a very fierce debate over the use of force by police and by prison guards. this confrontation started it all. last month a new york police officer used a choke hold by arresting eric garner. the tactic is banned and garner's death is ruled a homicide. the use of excessive force on teen nment inmates. bernard kerik former police commissioner. first of all, what do you make of this eric garner case, should those officers be involved in a charge? >> it's up to the grand jury. the state grand jury will look at it. they'll look at the arrest procedures, were they followed, was there excessive force, the me has classified it as a homicide. in other words. the officer what they're saying is the officer was the cause of death. the gran

i'm david schuster. "real money with ali velshi" is next. >> the ceasefire is still holding and gazans are digging through bubble but rebuilding is going to cost billions. we'll look at how hard it will to be find the money. >>> plus, a company fining you for filing a bad online review. we'll talk about the outrageous ways some businesses are trying to protect freedom of speech. one economist says thanks to technology and health care, the job market will never be the same. i'm ali velsh

i'm david schuster in new york. john siegenthaler is off. the white house now calls james foley's beheading a terrorist attack against america and the administration is not ruling out military action against the islamic state group in syria on top of the ongoing u.s. air strikes in northern iraq. a russian convoy today rolled into ukraine and for the first time nato says it has evidence the russian military is fighting on ukrainian soil. >>> the national guard has begun pulling out of ferguson, missouri as the calm seems to be taking hold, there are new calls for justice. >> it started with the weekend ♪ >> and the biggest bands in the world, hee mormon and he just announced he's gay. we'll hear from tyler glen of neotrees. neon trees. >> after two years of saying the united states military would not get drawn into the civil war in syria the white house indicated today the calculus may be changing. this afternoon president obama's deputy national security advisor addressed a growing threat from the islamic state group and said the united sta

i'm david schuster in new york. john siegenthaler has the night off. renewed rage, police in ferguson release video of michael brown allegedly robbing a store minutes before a police officer shot him to death. rick perry facing a possible criminal trial after a grand jury finds evidence of abuse of power. >>> dozens of overdoses in new hampshire have been triggered by synthetic pot that can be bought over the counter. >>> plus dog day revisited. an iconic film from the 1970s. if you think al pacino's performance was incredible. the man who inspired the classic. >> we're going to begin in ferguson, missouri, you're looking at live pictures. it is a day of calm protest but there's new anger as traffic makes its way along the street. as people show solidarity of the family of the man who was killed a week ago. new video shows michael brown robbing a convenience store just minutes before he was killed. there he is in the red cap. they say that is brown. brown's family says the police are mounting a smear campaign. also today, police finally came clean abou

i'm david schuster in new york. john siegenthaler has the night off. just ahead. assessing a threat from the islamic state group. the obamacare white house reacts to the pentagon's take that it's worse than al qaeda before 9/11. >>> russia moves convoy trucks into eastern ukraine without permission. moscow insists the trucks are carrying aid, kyiv is not so sure and calls it an

i'm david schuster in new york. john siegenthaler has the night off. flash point ferguson. police accuse michael brown of a robbery even though the officer who later shot brown didn't know anything about it. outraged about the police disclosure, calling it character assassination. ferguson police finally reveal the name of the officer involved. and michael brown, who he was, who he wanted to be and how he will be remembered. we gib thi begin this hour in f, missouri, tensions between police and local residents. earlier police broke their week long silence and named darren wilson a six year veteran of the force the officer who shot and later killed michael brown. the unarmed teenager. this photograph shows brown allegedly robbing a convenience store clerk. however, this was unknown to officer wilson when he stopped brown for blocking traffic. these photographs which the brown family call a smear campaign. ash-har quraishi, what is the mood out there today? >> reporter: david, protests, continue today. there's been a steady flow of traffic coming through here. this is same sc

i'm david schuster. we'll have more on the white house response to the islamic state group and some comments made at the pentagon. also coming up this half hour how the atlantic ocean could be having a slowing impact on global warming. plus the trove over wild horses. keeping them off of private property and avoiding the slaughterhouse. and a maverick musician, how eric hutchinson is getting his music out to the masses on his own. the united states military conducted more air strikes today in northern iraq but the white house and pentagon are saying limited strikes will not be enough to stop the islamic state group. the pentagon is calling for a strategy involving several countries. meanwhile the fbi and homeland security say there are no specific or credible threats to actual u.s. soil. but the president's national security advisor had tough words for anyone thinking about an attack. >> we are going to do what is necessary to protect americans. and so if we see plotting against americans, we see a threa

i'm david schuster. thanks for watching. private. two years after community college, veries four years at a residential program, when the diploma will look the same to the world, value verses perceptions of value, it's real, and it's forcing tough choices on families that would otherwise be happy to reward their hardworking high schooler. >> high school senior of epicenterville virginia will head to radford this fall, the first in her family to go to college. >> i got the reeled folder and it was crazy, i started crying, my mom says why are you crying what happened and i tell her the big news, and she just jumps and down. >> the daughter of two immigrants she says not going to college was never really an option. >> i know i want to get my education higher than my father did, so i won't have to struggle. >> but early in the application process, it became clear she didn't just need good grades to go on, but money too. and a lot of it. >> as soon as i started applying to different colleges and i saw tuition, it just made me feel kind of

i'm david schuster here with the stories that we're following for you at this hour.rike an islamic state target in iraq. a briefing is this afternoon, and we'll bring those remarks to you when they happen. and talking about gaza, and the firing has resumed after rockets are fired into israeli and israelis respond. >>> and in hawaii, a

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live from new york city, i'm david schuster. in northern iraq, islamic militia are threatening to slaughter ethnic minorities. the obama administration has reportedly ordered the american military to drop in humanitarian supplies. >>> israel and hamas is unable to come to terms on how to keep they're ceasefire going on the last day of t

. >> good evening i'm david schuster. we are breaking away from the iraq coverage. because the ferguson police department released the name of the shooter of mike brown and that brown was involved in a robbery the night of the shooting. talking about the latest developments let's listen in. >> we've made progress. work continues to insure the safety and freedom of people to assemble and suppress their views while respecting property and safety and staying safe. our goal is to make sure we keep the peace, get done continue and justice is served. as we saw this develop, couple days ago, we worked on a number of things. one of the things i did was to make sure that we were going to get security in a situation here where folks felt secure and willing and able to express their opinions while these important investigations about this horrific tragedy were carried out. in that sense i ordered the colonel of the highway patrol to begin the planning and execution of that. let me turn it over to the colonel who will go over a few specific matters and captain johnson for the d

david schuster reports. >> it's a race for riches in the arctic circle.once a frozen distance today the region is melting at an unprecedented rate. according to the united nations, the polar size ayes cap has retreated 40% and with that comes the access to billions or trillions of untapped resources. the arveght holds nearly a third of undiscovered natural gas and 13% of its crude oil, most of it off shore. in april russia jumped to the head of the race shipping its first tanker of arctic oil just off the russian coast. shell, chevron and exxon mobil hope to follow spending billions on off shore leases. state owned oil company winning a bid to explore the arctic waters off of iceland. but promises more than petroleum. >> nickel zinc. a hole host of resources including renewable energy such as tidal and wind as well. >> also opening new shipping routes. each summer tourist cruise ships crowd the northwest passage, a once impanel link between the atlantic and pacific. >>> cargo ships traveling from europe to asia. russia ep sent its first supertanker throug

. >>> hello everyone i'm david schuster. coming up on news, islamic state was demanding a $132 million ransom. we'll tell you why the u.s. government refused to pay. >>> influence questions tonight about police shooting in st. louis after cell phone video was made public and recovering from ebola, we'll talk to the son of one of the patients just released. coming up in an hour. >> is the nfl going to make musicians pay their way into starring in the super bowl half time show? but first, the 66th annual emmy award show is days away and there's a big controversy about what shows should be in what categories. let's bring in al jazeera culture critic bill wyman. some shows are in the wrong categories, and calling into question the validity of all shows. orange is the new black, shameless which is relentlessly depressing and they're both competing as come dis. that messes up the act categories too. what's the deal? >> well, it's that everyone, we're talking about hollywood here. everyone in hollywood is gs going to fight for what

i'm david schuster in new york. john siegenthaler has the night off. renewed rage, police in ferguson release video of michael brown allegedly robbing a store minutes before a police officer shot him to death. rick perry facing a possible criminal trial after a grand jury finds evidence of abuse of power. >>> dozens of

i'm david schuster. "real money with ali velshi" is next. >> the ceasefire is still holding and gazans are digging through bubble but rebuilding is going to cost billions. we'll look at how hard it will to be find the money. >>> plus, a company fining you for filing a bad online review. we'll talk about the outrageous ways some businesses are trying to protect freedom of speech. one economist says thanks to technology and health care, the job market will never be the same. i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show so i want to know what's on your mind. tweet me@ali velshi. to extend a three day ceasefire in gaza are down to the wire in cairo. israel is sticking to its guns that hamas disarm in gaza. hamas flatly refuses. meanwhile, the hamas maintains, a palestinian proposal to reopen gaza's air and sea ports is being met with absolute silence from the israelis. now, germany france and britain have presented israel with an initiative to reh

all in all the are david schuster birdies. sergio gars yah finishing two strokes behind-g garcia finishing two stroke behind. >> winning the open championship just a couple of weeks ago, i'm not allowing myself, i want them to come here and move forward and put in another good performance. i need to go into valhalla next week with the exact same mindset. >> in the meanwhile it is felt the bunker shot on the second hole of the wgc has reagaggravad a back injury, tiger woods was forced to pull out of the final event and could also miss the ryder cup in september. >> beijing could become the first city to stage both a summer and winter olympics. 2008 summer games now the center piece for beijing's new bid for the 2022 winter olympics. the chinese capitol will compete against oslo in norway and the kazakhstan city. >> host rights of 2022 winter games we are really looking forward to it and we'll work much harder for the winter work, are meanwhile, the games in 2022. >> brazillan city, more than 300 sailors from 34 nations are comp

want to give you back in new york, david schuster is there.k about the hashtag we have created and it gives people the opportunity to go have their opinions known. >> the hashtag is #dearericholder. if you want to join the conversation. so far many of the responses we've already received have been aimed add law enforcement. justice in ferguson would be the mike brown law requiring law enforcement to wear badge cameras and dash cams. and kid brother tweets, dearericholder, these are u.s. citizens, hashtag barbaric. amy barnes wrote, dear eric, holder, i want cops to be held to the same standards as nonlaw enforcement officers. if you have a message or question for attorney general eric holder, use the hashed #dearericholder. you can post on instagram or twitter and we'll pull some of them. @facebook.com.com/al jazeera america. joie, i want to hear your reflection of the elementary school art teacher of michael brown. >> she was very concerned, the amount of media attention, the kind of portrayal of michael brown in the media that concerned her.

i'm david schuster in new york. john siegenthaler has the night off. flash point ferguson.accuse michael brown of a robbery even though the officer who later shot brown didn't know anything about it. outraged about the police disclosure, calling it character assassination. ferguson police finally reveal the name of the officer

i'm david schuster in new york. our special report, gaza, witness to war begins in just a few minutes but first here's today's top of headlines. this is another day of violence in gaza. the brokered ceasefire lasted less than 90

i'm david schuster in new york. john siegenthaler is off. the white house now calls james foley's beheading a terrorist attack against america and the administration is not ruling out military action against the islamic state group in syria on top of the ongoing u.s. air strikes in northern iraq. a russian convoy today rolled into ukraine and for the first time nato says it has evidence the russian military is fighting on ukrainian soil. >>> the national

and of course, simon & schuster is just, i think when you're talking about nonfiction, when it comes to nonfiction and we have lots of individuals. there's bob woodward, david macaw, there's a lot of writers on s&s and it's kind of mind blowing. >> host: do authors like doing publicity? >> guest: some more than others. some are better at it than others. come for play, some come for work. we figure out what the needs are and we adjust and it's obviously the most fun for us and it has a stitch of humor as out of it as well. someone once asked me how you promote a man like christopher hitchens and i said get out of their way. is assessed rightest work with. the publishing industry today is better than it had been before going digital publishing first came into our world, there was, i was a there's a certain amount of fear and trepidation about what is to happen and that actually added a lot of it energy and new capabilities and i'm talking about the advertising and now you actually check with consumers and we get them to agree to go back again and to actually form a conversation in the community and that is a watershed thing. to actually no longer always for t