the foreign press association in london has become the latest organization calling for information on a russian journalist who's been missing in ukraine for over three weeks now it said i understand it must be released t.v. is being held by security forces the group also said all media should be allowed to cover the ukrainian conflict freely and without harassment for a correspondent stan and disappeared in eastern ukraine on august the fifth with online users setting up a campaign carrying the hash tag free andrew. the international monetary fund says ukraine is so far on track to receive further financial aid later today the i.m.f. will discuss the next one point four billion dollars handout now in order to get the money ukraine was told to raise tariffs for gas electricity and other utilities while at the same time freezing pensions and wages and raising taxes and there are now additional conditions they include slashing tax the benefits of the culture and allowing banks to repossess property but complying with the demands is hard for the country that's already in what can be descr

the foreign press association in london has become the latest organization to call for the release of a russian journalist who's been missing in ukraine for more than three weeks now it said i understand it must be released if he's been held by security forces stressing that all media should be allowed to cover the ukrainian consulate freely and without harassment for a correspondent stan and disappeared in eastern ukraine on the fifth as he was selling the violence they give maintains it has no knowledge of his whereabouts. about head of the threat of sanctions are once again in the air as the white house promises a new at the moment restrictions against moscow but comment that will get a possible involve girls for now as it showcase their latest models at the moscow crusher. libya's interim government has resigned after islamist tightened the grip on the country pushing it towards its worst crisis since the overthrow of the gadhafi regime in twenty eleven this comes days after militants declared a breakaway regime to rival the elected government libya splits between two camps one is

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loan reach it's a disaster and the foreign press association in london has now become the latest organization calling for information on a russian journalist who's been missing in ukraine for over three weeks now it's said that under a stand in must be released if indeed he's being held by ukrainian security forces the group also said that old media should be allowed to cover the ukrainian conflict freely and without harassment a photo journalist stunned then disappeared in eastern ukraine on august the fifth with online users setting up a global campaign carrying the hash tag free entry. i still to come on the program when i see international libya descends into the worst oil since the wall that alstad gadhafi back in twenty eleven the interim government resigns under pressure from islamist forces coming up on the program expert opinion on who's behind the rival forces that are tearing the country up. big toys for a big voice we had to moscow's twenty fourteen car show to check out what's being rolled out by chinese and western companies a sanctions on no such. differently here in syria now

the foreign press association in london has become the latest organization to call for the release of a russian journalist who's been missing in ukraine for more than three weeks now it said that i understand it must be released if he's being held by security forces stressing that all media should be allowed to cover the ukrainian conflict freely and without harassment of a correspondent stan and disappeared in eastern ukraine on august fifth as he was following the violence that kiev maintains it has no knowledge of his whereabouts. poland has allowed the plane of the russian defense minister sergei sure good to pass through its airspace that after the plane was briefly denied passage and drew farmer takes the story. ok was move on with this story because the minister had actually been on his way back to moscow from slovakia and as a result the aircraft had to turn back and london bratislava poland's aviation orthe already as blaine incident on miscommunication. britain has raised its terror threat level to severe in response to the conflict in iraq and syria prime minister david cam

now the foreign press association in london has become the latest organization calling for information on a russian journalist who's been missing in ukraine for over three weeks now and said andre spend then must be released if indeed he's being held by security forces the group also said old media should be allowed to cover the ukrainian conflict freely and without harassment photo correspondent stan in a he disappeared in eastern ukraine on august the fifth with online users setting up a campaign carrying the hash tag free entry. thanks for joining us it's aussie international live from moscow libya into the oil since the war that ousted gadhafi back in twenty and the interim government resigns over pressure from islamist forces coming up here on the program expert opinion on who's behind the rival forces there continue to a country apart. big toys for big boys we had to moscow's twenty fourteen check out what's been rolled out by the chinese on the western company's sanctions on no sanctions. differently here in syria many of the members of congress of both parties who have gone to

the foreign press association in london has become the latest organization to call for the release of a russian journalist who's been missing in ukraine for more than three weeks now and said that i understand it must be released if he's being held by security forces stressing that all media should be allowed to cover the ukrainian conflict freely and without harassment photo correspondent stan it disappeared in eastern ukraine on august the fifth as he was following the violence there maintains it has no knowledge of his whereabouts. and other news britain has raised its terror threat level to severe in response to the conflicts in iraq and syria prime minister david cameron has been outlining new measures to stem the tide of people wanting to be head abroad and join the conflicts that are correspondent marina cost of reports from london. the decision to raise the threat level to the second highest position was made by the joint terrorism analysis center due to developments in syria and iraq where terrorists groups are planning attacks against the west what we're facing in iraq now.

the foreign press association in london has become the latest organization to call for the release of the russian journalist who's been missing in ukraine now for more than three weeks and said that and they stand it must be released if he's being held by security forces stressing that all media should be allowed to cover the ukrainian conflict freely and without harassment photo correspondent stan it disappeared in eastern ukraine on august the fifth as he was following the violence that he had maintained he has no knowledge of his whereabouts. elsewhere poland has allowed the plane of the russian defense minister sergei sure to pass through its airspace after the plane was briefly denied passage our correspondent andrew farmer takes up the story well i'm pleased to say that this huge diplomatic spat appears to have died down and the whole episode has been put down to a simple misunderstanding mr schorr whose plane was forced to turn around after being denied access to polish airspace and was on his way back to moscow from bratislava where he had attended the anniversary of the slova

the other thing i learned as a foreign correspondent with the associated press was that working in south africa as the apartheid committed in rwanda after the genocide, working in somalia today, that whenever you have this history of ethnic violence, of communal violence, that the only way you can move forward is to have a shared understanding of the past. and so we talk about future reconciliation commission in south africa, where we have to have a common truth before we can start forward for reconciliation. i don't and we've really had in the united state, where there is an accepted truth, the those sides can agree upon and taking not building since reconciliation. i mean coming to you feel like american hits jerry or texas history in particular, which we all had to take her in a history. do you think it's been balance? >> host: race -- racism isn't about america. we might have kidnapped elect did our first black president, but we are really long way from being where we need to be as a society. you know, that brings me to my next question for you growing up in dallas and go into the sc

first member of the foreign press that died during this conflict. 5-year-old simone kamile. photographer and translator with the associatedss. the engineers were trying to disarm an unexplotedded ordinance reportedly an israeli missile. the journalists were there to cover it there was an explosion and that left six dead and several wounded. amid this chaos and carnage, there was also a celebration this evening. a man and his fiancee who both lost their homes in the early days of the conflict decided to go ahead and get married. the ceremony was held outside a u.n. school, which is now serving as a refugee camp. hundreds of people turned out, dancing, clapping, taking pictures, celebrating life despite this deepening humanitarian crisis, greta. this was, by far, the happiest day we have seen and the most smiles we have seen in the past couple of weeks. >> rick, thank you. up next, hear from the man on this video randomly punch and slammed to the ground by a total stranger. test test test test. the wonder of summer is that i never know what kind of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter

an italian photographer with the associated press was killed in the blast. the first foreignournalist to die in the current conflict. a palestinian transmitter was also killed along with four bomb technicians. in cairo the palestinian delegation pushed for easing the blockade of gaza, relaxing border restrictions and building air and sea ports. israelis were focused on security concerns insisting any easing of the blockade not be used to allow hamas to rearm. and tonight, the chief palestinian negotiator says a lot of progress had been made at the piece talks, specifically in regard to lifting the blockade. the israelis reportedly agreed to allow fishermen to extend beyond the 3-mile limit in the mediterranean to up to 12 miles and also would allow more trucks to bring more goods in to gaza on a daily basis. we will see if these two sides can work something out now they have five more days . ashley: and quickly. one of the big sticking points has been israel's insistence of disarming hamas. that seems like a nonstarter . >> well, it is. especially for hamas. they said it will

an italian photographer with the associated press was killed in the blast. the first foreign journalist to die in the current conflict. a palestinian translator was also killed along with four bomb tech's. in cairo the palestinian delegation pushed for easing the blockade of gaza relaxing border restrictions and building air and seaports opinion israel was focused on security concerns. saying ease judging of the blockade not be used to allow hamas rearm. the chief negotiator said a lot of progress has been made in those talks. the two sides parentapparently five more days of this peace to negotiate a deal. >>> up next the tough choice businesses are being forced to make because of obamacare. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. wrlh in richmond as a federal appeals court refuses to delay its ruling striking down virginia's gay marriage ban. that means same sex couples could begin marrying in the state as early as next week. fox 11 in los angeles says fans mourn the loss of another hollywood legend, lauren bacall died tuesday i

associated press videographer and his palestinian translator. who had been following the bomb disposal team. this is the first foreign journalist to die covering operation protected edge and was a loved and familiar face to many who report on conflict in the region. >> i can't believe it until now that this thing happened, that we really lost simone, and jerusalem lost him and palestine lost him. simone, he was one of my brothers that i learned from him a lot. he was a great man. he was a real human. >> reporter: another ap photographer was badly wounded. according to palestinian officials, 15 local journalists have also died covering the conflict. unexploded ordnance is always a threat of war. no one can say how much is to be found and defused, but now there are fewer people to do the job. it is a sad fact of life. in gaza, even cease-fires are deadly. martin savidge, cnn, gaza city. >> there are many other events in the world. we want to bring you up to speed on. for example, pope francis has arrived in south korea stepping off his plane and straight into a busy schedule. we'll go live to seoul with an update. huh,

associated press terry anderson's was taken hostage. it creates such a drama and trauma for the home country of these hostages. so isis has been brutal in dealing with whether it's the foreignists in others, it's taken hostage with the minorities, christian yazidi and others, both in iraq and syria. so this does not come as a surprise. but i think we have crossed a threshold now in how to deal with them. >> and certainly i mean this tape is going to be dissected by intelligence experts to try to determine a location, to certainly determine when the video was shot, which will don't know, to try to determine even the identity of this, of the masked killer. >> sure it's very difficult to find out, as we know, with the case of osama bin laden, how long it took to find him, to identify where he was. these are -- isis is constantly on the move in irya areas in s and iraq. they cross back and forth. i suspect they're nowhere near the place they actually executed james foley. >> also, you know, the technological abilities of isis. think back to the taliban which didn't want to be photographed, didn't want to be videotaped, wouldn't want cameras pointed in their direction because th

associated press. italian journalist simone camilli, who was killed, and a palestinian photographer from gaza who was fiercely injured. ap president and ceo gary pruitt paid tribute to simone camilli. >> the first foreign journalists killed covering the gaza war. you worked with ap since 2005 and he was hired in rome. he is well known and highly regarded throughout ap and highly regarded throughout the entire european media. he brought a unique ability to personalize his stories and portray the human drama in them within a credible eye for detail. >> ukrainian officials have began inspecting a russian aid convoy bound for rebel held cities in the east. russia says the convoy contains humanitarian aid for areas under heavy assault by ukrainian forces. but ukraine says the convoy could be used as cover to sneak in military supplies to the pro-russian rebels. five muslim americans have filed a lawsuit in federal court accusing the u.s. government of unjustly placing them on the terrorist watchlist. sayslaintiff in the suit the federal official tried to pressure him into becoming a government informant in libya, using removal from the no-fly list as an incentive. the intercept news site revealed last month

associated press and peter hamobai of cnn. the president had a press conference at the end of the african leader summit. much about foreign ebola and he talked about gaza and israel and talked about how far is he willing to go if congress won't pass immigration reform, if congress won't pass any of his other priorities, how far is the president willing to go using executive powers before the election? listen. >> i never have a green light. i'm bound by the constitution. i'm bound by separation of powers. there's some things we can't do, but i promise you the american people don't want me just standing around and twiddling my thumbs and waiting for congress to get something done. >> so the question then is what? we're waiting to see how bold he'll be on immigration. will he say give people who are undocumented, will he try to say you have a legal right to say. some republicans would cross the line and talked about this interesting issue of american corporations who are buying overseas companies so they can say now we're from london or here so they don't have to pay taxes. how far is the president going to go? >> what's int