>> farah, let me put this another way. there are accusations that hamas is using the citizens of gaza as human shields. is that true? >> i'm a civilian and i see has mags defend me and does not hide behind me. >> you've never experienced anything like that, nor have your friends? >> i can't hear you. >> let me read some of your tweets and we'll tweak our technical stuff. you've tweeted statements like when someone shuts the door firmly the first thing comes to mind is that it's a bomb. you also tweeted, when i hear a car passing quickly the first thing that comes to mind is a rocket attack. what is it like to live in a world where that kind of threat is a minute-by-minute reality? >> actually this is the first war for me to feel unsafe because in the past two wars, i was assured i wouldn't be bombed because i'm an innocent civilian, but this war, they bomb civilian houses and you see the wounded and dead are civilians. i all the time feel unsafe because i can be bombed any moment. >> the vines that you've posted show some

-- to drop, farah is keeping her mind on one goal. >> i want to be a lawyer. i want to bring back some of our rights. >> azmat khan. >> farah has adamant views. she believe the aggressor is israel. when rockets are launched she's praying for them to hit israel. she's very clearly defined by young people in her region, defining that where she grew up. >> azmat khan, thank you very much. >>> meet the voices of israel here on "america tonight." and we'll continue our in depth coverage of gaza. exclusive are coverage from a neighborhood that has endured since the conflict began. up next on "america tonight." >> what's happening to these children is a crime. not only is it a crime but it should be illegal. >> should public school teachers have guaranteed jobs? a groundbreaking lawsuit. meet the man who's taking on teacher tenure and how it could shake up schools across the nation. >> al jazeera america presents a breakthrough television event. borderland. six strangers. >> let's just send them back to mexico. >> experience illegal immigration up close and personal.

west and nato and decide to make a difference as well we'll leave it there mr shakespeare thank you farah much indeed for your thoughts on the topic very much appreciate it. on the sky's the limit for bitcoin latvian line abdullah take have announced a jetset is can stop buying their take it with a virtual currency at baltic is the first line to. payment opposite a lot of the travel giant expedia began accepting bitcoin for hotel bookings and began except in the current sea full flights bookings. saudi arabia's stock market will open up to foreign investors for the first time the saudi market is the biggest in the middle east down the so. biggest in the world that is close to direct foreign investment that's off to china the move is part of why government efforts to diversify the saudi economy away from oil and now we're going to talk about corporate news and what's been going on here it most cable has a cold i suppose as opposed to the twenty five maybe. a loss of the company says this is down see that restructuring houston making basis in the cupcake. pace of russia have signed an agree

but that's it for me for now. >> farah we thank you very much indeed. extraordinary game that was.ll you a little bit about the cricket, as we have got extra time. india 132-3. that is it for me, and the news hour team for all of us here at al jazeera, thanks for watching. ♪ >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. second day in a row. just time to tell you a little >> al jazeera america presents >> yeah, i'm different. i wanna do what god asks of me... 15 stories, 1 incredible journey >> edge of eighteen coming september only on al jazeera america >> on the stream, >> from complex medical apps and self driving cars, to refrigerators that partner with drones to fill themselves. we fast forward 10 years join us and see what you're in for. >> the stream on al jazeera america . >> israeli forces and hamas fighters in gaza escalated duall

and here is farah. >> thank you so much. liverpool has agreed to sell loui suarez.n on a five-year contract. he'll wear the number 9 shirt at the new camp. the 27 year old scored 31 goals for liverpool last season, but is currently serving a four-month worldwide man for biting a player in the world cup. >>> chilean striker has moved to the british team arsenal. sanchez took part in the brazil 2014 world cup, scoring two goals for his country. he also scored 47 goals in his 141 appearances with the spanish club. >>> the german team have made a publish plea to the home fans asking for their support when they take on brazil's arch rivals on sunday. this final is seen by many as a competition between latin america and europe. >> reporter: the world cup has never been won by a european on latin america soil, so we set off to see if fans are hoping the rule will be broken. first we asked a brit. >> yeah, i think they deserve it. >> reporter: but when we approached these mexicans -- >> argentina! >> reporter: because they are latin america brothers. indeed practically ever

that's it for me. >>> thank you farah. >>> a study in the u.k. revealed that cooling babies who suffered a traumatic lack of oxygen during birth can reduce brain damage, reducing hypothermia can stop the brain cells dying much simon mcgregor-wood explanation. >> reporter: when a baby is starved of oxygen at birth, results can be catastrophic. brain cells die leading to damage and companies like cerebral palsy. cooling the babies birth limits the damage. 325 oxygen stafbed babe -- starved babies from split into groups much one group had texture reduced to 35.5 degrees september grate for 72 hours. 51.7% had an iq of 85 and above. within normal range, compared to 39.4% of those that didn't get the special treatment. the study found the benefits extended until the child was 7 or 8. >> he had effects. the effects on the brain tissue and cells was dramatic. when you stopped the treatment they don't go back into the death programme. they stay alive and had a profound effect on the outcome. >> reporter: the study proved to cooling prevents baby's brain

. >> joseph farah, as the publisher of the books you publish, what is your reception in new york amid some of the larger publishers? >> usually we are right by one of the entrances. eea and a lot of people come by and either give us a secret signal like we agree with you, we like that book about impeaching obama or whatnot. other people dance around. this is new york. this is the publishing industry and as you know, it is a little left-leaning shall we say and we are kind of funny others died or at least that is the perception. so you know, if people want to talk to us, they might want to talk in a little hideaway in the corners of one or, not out in the open public. >> joseph farah, wmd.com is the website. great to see you. >> always great to see you. >> up next on booktv, "after words". this week, veterans day scores on it, trant ibanez latest book, "neil armstrong: a life of flight." and at the nbc news man is selling author examines the life of the first man to walk on the moon on the 45th anniversary of disneyland in. the program is about an hour. >> hi, i am michael neufeld dyna

to say that social media is changing the way narrative around gaza is playing out and the case of farah baker a sixteen year old girl from gaza is certainly a good case in point she's a native of gaza her father is a neurosurgeon in the one of the hospitals there and she began live tweeting from her house pictures vines of an israeli bombardment flares in the sky rockets in the sky this minute now her tweets were basically picked up by media over the weekend and her following absolutely ask the extraordinary wait i understand it has been all plain sailing in short but a successful twitter career her twitter life was temporarily suspended over the last twenty four hours by the massive power outages that we're seeing in gaza the i.d.f. blew up gaza's only power generator but the power outage doesn't necessarily mean that gazans aren't getting their story out neal if we took a quick look at the israel under fire for example which was issued by the i.d.f. when they began their operation into gaza you can just get an idea of how in. that's being tweeted now let's have a look at gaza under at

retailer or the consumer so coming up to stay tuned all right lots of good stuff there thanks aaron farahand that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com ford slash r t america check out our web site r t dot com forward slash usa follow me on twitter at amir david make sure the let me know what you think we should cover and stay to do buses next. that's where we've been stu twenty years that's been the progression of derivatives trading is that now they've got the ability not just to move the price of a stock but to move the price of a country in the case of greece other countries or ukraine what's america doing in ukraine they want to gas us that's let's throw it on the bus let's use every fricken derivative trick we can under the bus let's bring in geopolitical tricks let's bring in lol. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more.

that's part ofwe'rein thes since the kidnapping they've taken against hamas operators and hamas own faraht west-b z to dismantleét6ñthe terror ned to sprout up. we think president abbas has to take a stand a clear stand against hamas. >> rose: i realize that's thing. but did the president abbas, did he condemn the killing and did he help in the search toa%kx fd the teenagers. >> yes. he condemned the kidnapping. at the time iksince the killing. yes, he condemned the kidnapping and we appreciate it and he condemned it in arabic. he condemned it in saudi arabia and that's very important the ps also worked with israel and they were cooperative with israel in trying to find those who were responsible. and we appreciate that as well. but he's sending mixed messages. as i said, he's condemning the kidnapping one day and he's in the government with the kidnappers the next and that's the problem. we hope he will take a clear stand, stand with israel in a search for back on hamasc  and terror.m)unylook the palea foraged a unity pack. had hamas changed and recognized israel's right totgÑ existren

. >> funny how farah long we've come. on the moon. no big deal. >> now people are trying to get on the sun. crazy. >> so we have subshine ought there right now. it's going to be a decent fravrn this point on. so there's good news there. let's get you outside. let's show what you is going on. >>> vie of the center city sky lien and philadelphia is on the dividing line that point south and east stild locked in good with a lot of clouds, north and west of city and actually seeing a decent amount of sunshine. kind of a mixed bag across the delaware valley. stormtracker 6 double scan set into motion. not much going on. except for one little batch of showers which is still hanging on to lbi. beach haven. surf city showerering all morning. and then seeing patchy drizzle as well. at least starting clear now and harvey cedars mainly clear skies at this point same for bringentine and accuweather. that's the last of it. that continues to push east. temperatures struggle behind it because of all the cloud cover and we'll warm up to 80, 82 in phil

. >>> it's time for sport and here is farah. >> thank you. day 20 of the world cup in brazil saw the final two rounds of 16 matches. 2-time winners argentina took on switzerland. and a u sa team delighted that are fans at home. >> reporter: on paper the tie with argentina, fifth in the world, offered a lot. it delivered little in concrete chances. argentina dominating possession, but the best first-half chance fell to the swiss. an open goal, wasting a chaps to break the deadlock. the game went to extra time. lionel messi with a chance of scoring in the 118th minute to break the swiss hearts. the swiss almost grabbed an equalizer, hiking the host. argentina win 1-0, facing belgium offer defeating the u.s.a. the belgians dominated. tim howard making a shot. the game made a difference. >> u.s. defense held firm forcing the dame to extra time, and 2 minutes in kevin deb ruin made a breakthrough. the tie behind doubt. only for u.s. substitute julian green to pull a goal back with a first touch and lexeded with a free kick. dempsey's shot saved. t

farah joins us in the studio with sports news. >> that's right, thank you. rory mcilroy will tee off for the time round of this year's open championship in a few hour's time. he has a 6-shot lead. the last player to have a big advantage at this stage was tiger woods more than a decade ago. richard par reports. >> reporter: the threat of bad weather meant the open organizers brought on a 2-tee start for the first time. it was a slick performance from rory mcilroy. the northern irishman got two eagles in the last three holes, to complete a round of 68. rory mcilroy has two major chomp ynships to his name. he's yet to win the hope and extended his lead to 6 shots at royal liverpool, and 16-under. >> this is the third night in a row i'll sleep on the lead. i'm comfortable. it helps that i have been in this position before and i've been able to convert and get the job done. >> alongside rory mcilroy ricky fowler will play in the second sunday in a row. the american is 10-under. >> we are good buddies. at the salt we want to beat up on each other. throwing shots b

time for sport, and here is farah. >> thank you so much.e are one day away from the quarterfinals of 2014 one , and to cope with the increasing pressure brazil have brought in a psychologist. the brazilian players were crying during the national an themselves and in the penalty shoot-out victory over chile on saturday. they faced columbia and star forward neymar claims they are coping with the high expectations. >> translation: i tell my team-mates that we have to act as if we are playing against a backyard in our house. we don't want to lose to your friends, fearing to be mocked. i say to myself "no, i'm not losing to this guys, are you nuts", so he can mock me later. i do my best to win. that's my way to deal with it. >> the brazilian government's the world cup would help to bring urban mobility long after the event is over. in some places it shows up the stash differences. >> reporter: brazil's surfing capital - a hot spot for tourists who want the sun-soaked beaches. but there's another side of the city were not everywhere is riding a w

. >>> let's catch up with the sports news, we have farah. >> thank you so much.open championship leader rory mcilroy teed off in his final rounds, with a 6-shot overnight lead. rory mcilroy on saturday carded a round offul, putting him 16-understand par. a closing round of 66 from rory mcilroy would give him the lowest score at any open championship. rory mcilroy has two major wins to his name, this would be the first victory at the open. >> rory mcilroy has had the perfect start. he birdied the first hole, the last player to have a big slang at the stage was tiger woods, more than a decade ago. rory mcilroy's partner for the final round is ricky fowler on 10-under. rory mcilroy's father will have a bonus if his son wins the title. 10 years ago he and friends placed a bet that his son would win the open before he turned 26. aged 25, rory mcilroy could be about to turn the 700 stake into a $340,000 windfall. >> tiger woods is hugely disappointing open campaign is obvious, finishing up on 6-over par after a final round of 75. it was woods' second turn since returni

she's guided and i use that word loosely the careers of farah i was ham son.n and v steve the woman at the center of the donald sterling la clippers scandal. >> disappointing news in your money tonight. if you've been waiting to ride sick flags adventure's newest thrill ride you may have to wait little bit longer. drop of doom was set to open to the public at the jackson, new jersey, park on friday after a month of delays but the state inspector failed to show up this morning. so there's chan the ride which goes 415 feet up into the sky and then drops you at 90 miles an hour in under 10 seconds might not be open for the july 4th weekend. we of course will keep you posted. >> do you do those kind of rides. >>> i used to. i would mott do it today i don't think. a new way to have it your way at burger king the fast food giant is selling gay pride burgers in san francisco. it's called the proud whopper and it's wrapped in rainbow wrapper with the words "we're all the same and side" burger can't released this video about the whopper on its i was new channel today.

my sense is these three women were so farah he ahead of their that they would be encouraging other women, helping them up. i wasn't sure to what extent you found that in your research. >> yes, i did find it in both mercy and abigail's work with women. there is a lot of concern at the battle of bunker hill of women who were in situations who were now in straits or their husbands had died. i'm certainliy thinking of sam adams' wife. the professor of natural science was a good friend of theirs, and a lot of concern when he became ill and when hannah was left a widow. also just -- for instance, they pooled their wool so it could be used for women who perhaps didn't have livestock to have enough wool to be able to sew sweaters and garments for their family. just moving on to lucy in the army camp, it was many officers' wives who were there, but lucy stays all the time, even more than martha washington. and there is a comparison all the time with other officers' wives who maybe got to camp more than lucy did in the beginning, because she was angry about that. or people like katie green flirted

question would be how often is this minister out of kabul and down in kandahar or in mihm was or in farah province, and the answer is not very often. and so there's a lot of -- the word blame is not the right word -- there's a lot of responsibility for how we could have done this better. this is not something that either country has done on a regular basis. but i'll tell you now, the things that i believe we have learned about spending and contracting and countering corruption, the things that we have learned about capacity building, the inherent formula which i said before which is if you want to be sovereign, you've got to be willing to take responsibility, and you can't take responsibility unless you have the capacity. that needs to be driving our thinking on how we would prepare a country that was struggling from being a conflict-ridden society to a developing society to a developed society. and you can't get there unless you have capacity and you can take responsibility and truly be sovereign. >> thank you very much. then we have microphones, i think, on both sides of the aisle. we'l

the founder, formerly known as world net daily, is joseph farah. will farah -- mr. farah, what is wnd, first of all? >> guest: well, wnd, obviously, stands for world net daily, but, you know, it's a lot easier to remember three digits, three letters than it is world net daily, that voluminous title. and, you know, our philosophy is, basically, we're a multifaceted company. first of all, wnd.com is one of the largest web sites in america and one of the largest news sites. and it is the oldest independent news site on the internet, 17 years old. in internet years that's about a thousand years old. there are and we branched off many years ago, began publishing books more than a decade ago. in that time amazing story of wnd books is that we have the highest percentage of new york times best sellers of any publisher this america. any publisher in the world for that matter. and subsequently, we've begun doing a lot of movies, especially documentaries. and we're having tremendous success there with w, this d films. >> host: before we talk about some of the books you have c