earliest copies of bible were discovered called the essenes. >> they were copied here.t copies are here. >> ten commandments were among the documents. >> for people living here believe they were living in the end time. >> the professor also a dead sea school are show where they were discovered. >> the world here ended in doom because you had an invincible army. roman army. >> the romans destroyed the temple, more than a million jews were killed. >> they are trying to give meaning to their suffering and the book of revelation can do that for every generation. >> reporter: we visited the site where john's revelations sets the stage. >> most people don't realize that armageddon is a real place. >> he has been excavating here since 1994. >> i think think it's the most blood soaked area on earth. >> why would john place the doomsday battle here. >> by the time john was living, there had been 12 or 13 battles fought there. he would have known about those. >> reporter: many people think armageddon is the site of the final battle. >> that is not the final battle. it's supposed

the problem is our silence is read by people across the middle east as ac ernst he -- ac essen. >> juan, i want you to pick up on the cease-fire. israel and hamas agreeing to a cease-fire but israel says it's going to maintain its border restriction even though they'll talk about it but not lift the naval block aid and hamas says they'll arm gaza with rockets that could be fired into israel. how stable is this situation? >> i think there's a peace deal that's foreseeable. it's not difficult to to foresee. the deal is israel stop with the assassinations and hamas stop firing the rockets. the second part is israel would do something in terms of the border crossing, get activity back to normal which is something the palestinians dearly want as well as to have a sense that hamas would stop smuggling of weapons coming from syria. that's why the naval blockade is in place. they have the possibility of the united states coming in. you asked about u.s. pressure but also the u.s. playing a greater role. if the obama administration says let's let them settle it themself but they said we'll play a

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worried there could be others -- [inaudible] >> i think that's a very good question and probably at the essen of one reason for this investigation. one of the findings was this farmer that i mentioned from texas, a 74-year-old with parkinson's that i consider myself an informed investor. and he said, i was looking. mf global was ranked very high. i had no indication. i read -- i checked out. i would not put my money with a firm had there been any warning what had there been any warning what had there been any warning what. so, your question is a question i think all americans ought to ask. when i put my money in an institution or do business with the financial concerns, how do i know i am being protected by you remember bernie madoff, there is a broker dealer and financial advisor. he had two different operations and a lot of people said, where's my money? well, it was a financial adviser, was sent a broker dealer. what's the difference? my money is gone. what do you mean you are not in charge of the financial advisor. you are the the. you're in charge of the broker dealer. be creative or reg

so, it's really essen.body else couldn't do the job they're doing if they didn't have somebody else providing their food for them every da >> hi, this is chad minton, chef of the jer-ne restaurant here at the beautiful ritz- carlton marina del rey hotel and spa. today, we're going to make a super easy, super simple, beautiful tomato salad. what i have here is a slice selection of gorgeous california heirloom tomatoes. here we have some micro basil, which is just the sprouts of the basil. it's very tender. you can eat the whole stem, delicious. in addition, i've got this wonderful burrata mozzarella. now, what this is, is it's mozzarella that is actually combined with heavy cream to create a softer, smooshier, if you will, mozzarella experience. i've got some coarse salt, extra virgin olive oil, a little bit of premium balsamic vinegar. so, all we're going to do to this salad is we're going to take our tomatoes and we're going to dress them with a little bit of this extra virgin olive oil and coarse salt and