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xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> philadelphia is on the lookout for two men suspected in a violentths of three children. we know right now there is a $110,000 reward for any information that leads to arrest. >> police say the men carjacked a woman at gunpoint on friday night. investigators say they ended up losing control and crashed into a mother and her three children selling fruit on the sidewalk. a 15-year-old girl, a 10-year-old boy, and a 7-year-old boy were killed. the mom, she's still in critical condition. >>> so here's a question in new york that police are trying to answer right now. who would climb up to the top of the brooklyn bridge and set up giant white flags? susan candiotti is checking in. >> who did it and why. two bleached flags on top of the brooklyn bridge in the middle of the night. >> we're looking across social media and other indications or indicators to see if there is any claim of responsibility for this. >> new details emerging, a law enforcement official tells cnn, dna collected from tin pans. that's what they say climbers used to cover bridge lights t

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> now, let's go back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> san quentin is a deteriorated penitentiary whose obsolete design is putting officers at risk and causing enormous inefficiency. but for the thousands of inmates incarcerated there, san quentin is home. it's where long days are spent in a small cell, where survival is as much a mental challenge as it is a physical one. >> there's a nine by six cell. now i can put my hand from here to here. and i can't even stretch my arms all the way up. >> you might say this is what criminals deserve, after all, this is prison. but for cellmates, russell johnson and christopher reid, for instance, it's hard time. >> it's certain ways you conduct yourself in here, too, you know what i'm saying? >> let's say for instance someone wanted -- >> somebody wanted to talk to him, you know what i'm saying, we got -- i've got to sit down. you know what i'm saying? >> or i might have to come up like this. or he can just turn to his side right here and walk this way. >> yeah. this

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> i'm angie goff. and here's what's happening. he white house says the downing of two fighter jets is part of a pattern. and president obama has declared an emergency in washington state where a massive wildfire has burned nearly 400 square miles. the move allows the federal government to provide resources to state and local authorities. now, back to lockup. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> welcome back to "lockup." one of the most important aspects of prison life is time spent in the yard. at folsom state prison in california, over a thousand inmates can be on the yard at any given time. it's a central meeting place where prisoners work out their aggressions and interact with other inmates. but it's also the flashpoint when violence breaks out, as witnessed while msnbc's cameras were in the yard. >> this is my life. state raised, federally funding. >> treat us like slaves. treat us like slaves up in here, man. >> you see around here, it's like this every day. >> seeing people, you know, getting s

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> on the first wednesday of every month, inmates gather in the yardof indiana's wabash valley correctional facility to have their pictures taken by prison staff. >> whole body again. >> it gives inmates an opportunity to connect with loved ones. >> nah, i'm standing here waiting to get my picture taken so i can send them out to my people. i got a friend out there, she's been writing me off and on for the last three years, so i'll send her one and probably my grandma and my mom and dad. >> all the housing units get them once a month. >> for any inmate willing to pay $1.22, recreational coordinate mark cardinal will take a digital photo and deliver a set of four prints that can be sent to friends and family. >> what's the biggest challenge for you, take all these pictures? >> trying to please them all. they all think they're "gq" material. >> four pictures on one sheet, so it ain't too bad of a deal. other prisons you get one picture for it. >> tim harris is one inmate who never misses picture day. >> every month. this one right here is actually a photo

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> medical care for all prison inmates is notoriously inadequate. at valley state prison for women, health care is indeed one of the facility's biggest challenges. for prisoners, it's also been a hot-button issue for years. each day just after breakfast, the inmates on medication line up for their daily doses. all drugs are regulated. psychotropic, prenatal, even cold medicine. the inmates have long considered health care to be one of valley state's biggest problems. despite being fully operational on our first visit in 2000, the facilities were understaffed and overburdened. there were less than ten physicians to care for more than 3,500 inmates. >> the medical care here sucks. >> medical sucks. >> medical sucks. >> we need better medical. >> i've been here eight years and never had a physical. they won't give me a physical. they said because i'm young and i'm healthy, i don't need a physical. >> because of standards that are set by the community, there has been a significant increase in funding for the health care services for women and we have bee

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> good morning, so grateful to have you with us, i'm christie paul.i'm victor blackwell. welcome to to our viewers around the u.s. this is a special edition of "new day sunday." >>> let's talk about what's been breaking. the war 1 back on. a 24 hour unilateral cease-fire extension for battered gaza is over hours before it was scheduled to end. >> a short time ago the israeli military said it's resuming aerial and ground and sea strikes. you can see the smoke here billowing over gaza today. israel says hamas violated the

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xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. are your headlines at this hour. at least 15 people are dead after an apparently israeli air strike at a un shelter in gaza. hundreds of palestinians living in a converted school. israeli's military says it is still trying to confirm what happened. >>> secretary of state john kerry back in cairo today trying to get egypt to support his ceasefire agreement. >>> and ukraine's prime minister is stepping down. and pro-russian separatists shooting down two more fighter jets. >>> in northern cyprus there's a new project helping to rebuild trust in a divided community. it's happening at a sight that many believe was the setting for shakespeare's othellothello. >> reporter: it came under va knee shun rule, and then the automan turks took it. it is set by the sea in cyprus. the modern turkish invasion of 1974 and the division of cyprus brought isolation and slow decline. the once mighty walls have crumbled. now greek and turkish have started restoration. in early 2015 it will reopen. this is a

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xfinity, the future of awesome. ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazeera. time for a recap the top stories.amas and other palestinian groups have proposed a 24-hour truce in gaza. violence has continued. speaking in the last few minutes, the prime minister spokesman says there have been rockets coming from gaza. >> the number of it palestinians has died stands at 1031. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has promised to continue with the offensive. >>> 13 people, including two children, have been killed in the ukrainian city of horlivka. the city is a keyho holdout. the ukraineian army says it is still advancing towards the outskirts of donetsk, 45 kilometers to the south. israel has one of the largest armed forces in relation to the size of its population. for its assault, it has called up more than 40,000 army reservists. a small number have refused to serve. a group of 50 soldiers wrote an open letter to the "washington post" last week saying they would not take part in the gaza offensive. most of them were women. they said they object to army policies that discriminate against women. but

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> putting a price tag on your privacy.rs can earn freebies for every dollar spent, be now there is a catch. you have to let the company track your every move on the cell phone to help it target advertising. good idea or invasion of your privacy? >> the well, this is so freaky to me. the ly ppl tckin m chdrens me, and not verizon who i hpen to ha cll pne service with. it is awful that they can do this and anyone whoing a egrees to it is blowing my mind that they are willing to give freebie s to give up their privacy to get free stuff and it is crazy. >> well, gary b., good or business strategy that you can opt in and out? >> well, it is a great business strategy. verizon wants the data, and i am sure they will use it for evil corporate nefarious means, but that being said, you can opt t out. it is the same way that last week i wanted to use some app or somethi something. and they said, oh, you can go to the sign up through your facebook thing. look, i know that they are accessing the facebook information, but i wanted to us

fox 29 news in hd brought to you by x finity the future of awesome. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphiahis is fox 29 news at 10:00. >> happening now, philadelphia celebrates america's 238th birthday. ♪ >> you got to love it packed parkway tonight to some of the top acts in music are taking the stage for the welcome wawa america concert. the party is still in full swing right now. good evening, i'm lucy noland. iain page has the evening off. >>> fox 29's dave kinchen is live on the parkway tonight. dave, you just saw some sort of scuffle? >> reporter: yeah, actually just within the last few minutes there was some sort of a scuffle. i was actually pinned i was i was trying to get into this area where we are doing our live sh shot. i'll step out of the way and i tell was happened. we were getting ready to go on the air and several groups of people just started rushing out of the parkway here. you could see the horses therely its philadelphia police mounted patrol and you may be able to see some people coming out right now. nicky minaj is on stage and stopped her set actually for a few minu

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> we got great responses to my open last week on the way presidentama responds to crises overseas and at our border. you can watch my open on my facebook page, judge jeannine. i said it is time to do something reaganesque. and this person says the only thing reaganesque that obama is capable of is taking naps. that's not nice. shery says he can't do that. he can only do obamaesque. we know that is attending fundraisers and playing golf. but some disagreed with what i said. bradley said the g.o.p. is also using the crisis to rile up its demographic. republicans could recover their dignity if they work at solutions instead of trying to pass blame and bradley says they are working at solutions, bradley, like closing the border so we don't face this every two years. and lucia says i loved you in the past but say i'm disappointed with your using this sad case for throwing jabs at president obama. call him and offer him your ideas. he might take some of them. if i did call him he would never take my call. and number two the reason for the jabs at the presi

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> no surprise i usually disagree with those on the right side of thele but here's a refreshing example of common sense from george will on how we should hand tell thousands of unaccompanied children at the border. >> we ought to say to these children welcome to america you'll go to school and become americans. we have 3,141 counties. 20 per county. the idea we can't assimilate them is preposterous. >> i couldn't agree with george will more. the problem is if you do that it invites more people to come in to the country. if you do secure the border in a way that we find that acceptable, he's absolutely right. the idea of sending children back, we can take these kids in. for the most part if you find they are criminal send them back home. we can take them in. the idea we turn them away is hatred. >> bob that's not what he said. he implemented some mental math. he missed the primary point. it's illegal. you have to get in line. what he said is insulting to everybody who legally immigrated. so, george, george loves baseball. he writes books about baseball.

fox 29 news in hd brought to you by x finity the future of awesome. >> right now at 10 an american teen is brutally beaten by israeli police. his friends and family are outraged and now the u.s. state department is stepping in. >>> plus, a local woman gives birth in a parking lot. >> i pushed him out on my own. no doctors. no nothing. it was just me and him. it's not the first bizarre birth for this family. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10:00. >> a philadelphia neighborhood struggling to cope with a heart-breaking tragedy. the loss of four children in a devastating fire. now, tonight, complete strangers are trying to ease some of their suffering. >>> good evening, everybody. i'm joyce evans. >> i'm chris o'connell. the fire broke out in southwest philadelphia early yesterday morning. fox 29's dave kinchen is live at the scene tonight. dave, what do you know? >> reporter: well, chris, fire investigators continue to search for a cause. they are investigating whether firecrackers may have played role in causing the fire. in the meantime, residents here a

xfinity, the future of awesome. ♪ >>> as many of you know i'm a recovering alcoholic my drinking daysr so i want to talk about a new gallup poll that says americans who drink alcohol pick beer over wine. 31% drink wine, 23% like liquor. now i'll ask my colleagues what they like. when i was drinking, if somebody asked this question, i drank vodka in spring and summer and scotch in the fall and winter. the problem is when i quit i was drinking about a quart and a half of both a day. and you don't want to get up there. that will kill you. eric you don't drink a quarter most days. >> not even close. i love vodka with club soda and put an orange wedge. with vodka that's what i do. >> you don't drink it on the rocks? >> sometimes. i do probably drink it four or five nights a week. >> your going to stop drinking vodka to protest president putin. >> i drink absolute vodka which comes from sweden. >> dana what do you drink >> everything i drink makes me ill. >> why is that. is there something you want to share. >> i can't drink a lot of things including frangelico which makes me sick. i love c

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xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> while thousands of miles from home, u.s. troops use all the technology available to them >> what's up? >> -- including video to stay in touch with their families. like this dad who reads to his daughter on camera whenever he can. >> waits at dawn. time to work the whole day long. >> yeah. >> the separations can be long and difficult. and they make coming home all the more sweet. >> daddy! >> homecoming is the day troops and their families dream of. >> oh, my god! >> and more than a few of them are caught on camera. >> april, 2011, senior airman trevor crowder is anxious to return home from his nine-month deployment in iraq. >> i was excited. i was nervous at the same time. i wasn't expecting a big homecoming. i knew it was going to be my wife. i wasn't expecting a big parade or anything. >> back home in nebraska, there is more than one family member who misses trevor dearly. >> good boy. >> emmett thunderpaws is a 3-year-old great dane, the pride and joy of the crowder family. while trevor's deployed, emmett misses his playm

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> welcome back. it is just a plane ride away. u.s. health officials scrambling to track people who may have come into contact with the deadly ebola virus. an infected man boarded a plane last week and died last week. it is spread by people with active symptoms and has an incubation period of three weeks. >> any virus presenting this way could be ebola. if it is ebola, then we're well prepared. >>> two american humanitarian workers treating ebola patients in west africa have also become infected. >>> a flesh eating bacteria in maryland's chesapeake bay sends a man to the hospital. he almost lost a leg after being exposed to the aggressive bacteria two weeks ago while paddli paddling his kayak. the maryland department of health reports infections have the flesh eating bacteria have hit a 10-year high. >>> well, orange is the new black marathon. >> i read that you are not supposed to ask that. >> did you study for prison? >> a brand new study explains why late night binge watching can affect your health. >>> there's also evidence that ni

your n fox 29 news in hd brought to you by xfinity the future of awesome. ♪ >> live from center cityn philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10:00. >> breaking news at 10:00, two people are right now being questioned in a deadly carjac carjacking. three children died when two carjackers in a stolen suv lost control and rammed into their family on friday. the children's mother continues to fight for her life in a hospital tonight. good evening, i'm lucy noland. this tragedy has rivetted our area as authorities launched an all out manhunt to find those carjackers. fox 29's chris o'connell is live at police headquarters in philadelphia with tonight's big developments. chris? >> reporter: that's right, lucy. what we know right now within the last hour a high-ranking member of the philadelphia police department has confirmed to our own dave schratwieser that two men being described as persons of interest are now in custody in connection with the deadly carjacking that left those three children dead and their mother fighting for her life at temple university hospital. those two men a 19 a 20

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xfinity, the future of awesome. d help your business didavoid hours of delaynd test caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. go to comcastbusiness.com/ checkyourspeed if we can't offer faster speeds - or save you money - we'll give you $150. comcast business. built for business. >>> the u.s. housing market recovery remains an up and down work in progress, and the latest sign of that came in a measure of pending home sales. it's what the industry calls previously-owned homes as opposed to new homes. an index of pending home sales fell 1.1% in june compared to may, ending three months of gains. most economies had expected another slight gain as opposed to a drop. the index has dropped 7.3% if you compare it to june a year ago. a shortage of homes for sale in

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> victims of malaysia airlines started coming home today.se are live pictures of a long line of hearses traveling through the netherlands. it's a national day of morning. getting to this day has taken a long time. six days in which the victims' bodies were left out on the charred ground held by separatists of eastern ukraine. they traveled by train across a country torn apart by war and then finally taken toll their home soil. nbc's katy tur was there in the netherlands. >> reporter: right now they are on their way to another military facility where they will begin the identification. there were 40 bodies on these two planes. they were offloaded in quite a d dignified ceremony earlier. there was a moment of silence observed, the king and queen and a thousand family members showed up. they were behind a black curtain as they grieved. each of the 40 bodies was givens its own coffin and hearse, trying to maintain the dignity that they didn't have as they were left in the fields of ukraine. the process could take some time, could take days, week

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> the house oversight committee conducting a hearing today on irs abuses and targeting. meanwhile, fox news is learning the irs will focus more closely on the political activity of churches and other groups after settling a lawsuit with an atheas organization. >> i talked with dan barker and they have reached a deal with the irs under which he's sure that they will do more to crackdown on churches. >> people can pour money into churches for political reasons for mobilize the vote and that's not what nonprofit irs law was intended to do. >> the details of that deal aren't public. that's why attorneys with alliance defending freedom have filed a freedom of information act or foil request. it's outrageous that the irs is ramping up a plan against churches but they can't get information about that. an attorney that represents the conservative groups targeted by irs told hours members this morning that citizens can't count on getting a lot of information from the agency via those requests. >> they are making a joke because they don't answer your questions, make

xfinity, the future of awesome. zip tower feed mill in south dakota stood as the tallest building for 50 years. but in 2005, it becomes the tallest leaning building. this sioux falls native has something in common with the leaning tower. >> it was built in 1935, the year i was born. it was the largest feed manufacturing plant in the united states. there was still a lot of pride in it. >> over the years, hundreds of sioux falls residents worked there. but by 2000, the work moved on and that's when the building closed. >> i'm a long time sioux falls resident. i'm dedicated to my community. i needed more space for my growing business and i started looking for available properties. >> the zip tower mill land on the east of the sioux river fits the bill. in 2005, jeff purchases the property, determined to demolish the 11-story landmark. >> we were looking at bids for exploding it and for bids for just taking it down the old-fashion way with the ball and chain. >> but the zip is one story taller than the highest wrecking

xfinity, the future of awesome. to "fox and friend first.has been a month since casey kasem died and the drama is worse than ever. kasem's brother breaking his silence saying kasem's wife is unbelievably evil. it is a sick joke she has not told them the location of kasem's body all of this coming after reports of jean kasem was seen attending a funeral over the weekend. >> the late oscar winning actor phillip seymour hoffman not leaving any of the fortune to his three children. court documents show he didn't want them to be trust fund kids. instead his 35 million he is skate is going to long time partner and the children's mother michigan o'donnelwe -- m o'donnell. he died of a overdose at the age of 46. >> what happens when you ask people about entitlement spending 'n one of the most liberals and educated parts of the country. bill o'reilly sent jessie waters to harvard scare in cambridge to find out. >> you think the government should be giving free food to poor people. >> maybe a chardonnay? >> yeah, sure. >> you have any caviar? >> like

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> did you get it?> i'll tell you this begin again, the girl you talked to is a policeman. >> she's just after midnight and these three men who thought they were each going to pay $40 to share sex with a woman now face sharing a jail cell. >> i produce a series called sex slaves in america which is about human trafficking. do you know what human trafficking is? >> yeah, i know. >> and we're out here doing these -- >> i understand everything. >> you understand everything? >> yeah. because there is human trafficking in my country too. >> what country is that? >> i'm from nepal. >> oh. do you think that the women who sell themselves on the streets do it because they want to do it? >> no. nobody wants to sell their body for money. if i was a girl, why would i understand over there in the corner and ask for, like, guys for $100, $150 for a night. >> part of the reason women sell themselves is because there are lots of men, like the three of you, who are interested in -- >> yeah, right. >> how are you differe

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> muslims around the world are celebrating eid on july 28th, marking the end of fatting for ramadan -- fasting for ramadan. some celebrated today depending on the sighting of the new moon. more than 3 million muslims live in north america. 317 million in the middle east, 985 million in asia and pacific nation. it involves charitable giving and prayers followed by a feast. muslims in iraq spent the day shopping. the iraqi government declared a 5-day holiday. in some places the government is battling the rebel group for territory. women in pakistan packed markets. they are getting helpa tattoos. some say they have cut back on spending because of rising prices. muslims in nigeria have been observing eid. five were killed in a church bombing. five injured when a female bomber blew herself up. in addition, police foiled another attack. we have a report from the northern city of kaino. >> reporter: in africa's largest muslim community they gathered in their thousands to mark eid, the holiday at the end of ramadan, coming at a tush u leapt time here -- turbul

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xfinity, the future of awesome. ♪ >>> good morning and a very early hour. 5:00 a.m. risti paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is a special early edition of "new day saturday." breaking overnight, the guns, warplanes and rockets over gaza and israel have gone silent for the first time really in days. >> that's because we're in the middle of a 12-hour cease-fire right now. this is what it were to look like just before it took effect. explosions hitting gaza. the truce began four hours ago,

xfinity, the future of awesome. attention. getting ready to head back to israel to join a different kind of battle. nick is here to explain. >> that's right. last night he won his cage fight against his opponent who was favored. it's remarkable given how distracted he has been with the fight in gaza and israel. he's living a double life. this is his day job here in the united states. as a professional fighter battling it out in a cage as a member of the usc. but he's also close to a fight a world away. and someone with dual citizenship in u.s. and israel, he's a member of the israeli defense forces, idf, and he's about to be reunited with his old unit, called to service. >> i need to go home. my grandma, she's more than 80 years old. she had 15 seconds to run to get to a shelter and i'm here safe? it's messed up. i should be there helping them. >> so far he's served 3 1/2 years in the israeli army. he has a sister serving as a medic and a brother in special forces. it's recently become a family affair. saturday night in san jo

xfinity, the future of awesome. ♪ >>> well, as we've reported, there have been far fewer casualties one in recent violence in the middle east. israelis claim it's all due to the efficiency of their iron dome missile defense system. >> yeah, it basically intercepts and destroys missiles. but cnn's tom foreman takes a look at how this thing works. >> reporter: hey christi, victor, just as hamas is getting better with the range it fires out of the rockets out of tel aviv and jerusalem, so, too, israel has substantially improved its iron dome missile defense system. so much so that they're now claiming 90% effectiveness in neutralizing the rocket effect out of gaza. so how does this work? there are three key phases, anytime anything is launched out of israel, automatically very high-tech radar and camera systems start tracking it. they start to figure out, how big is it, how fast is it going, where's it going? that's the detection phase. next comes the analysis and targeting phase. what that means those same computers say, look, if one of these rockets is going off in the water, or a rural

xfinity, the future of awesome. . >> our power mover of the hour is pollo loco. up 8 bucks a share, at the 53% gain, and this is actually helping the restaurant sector. guess people love their chicken. take a look at restaurant stocks, they're going loco, crazy, think about the impact of ipo on a day when you have the dow down 137 point. that does tell you that one story stock like el pollo loco can change the direction of a sector like the restaurant group. >>> let's talk about technology. could have been a day of celebration for amazon with the launch of the e-commerce giants fire phone, there you see it, jeff bezos is holding it. a massive cloud is hanging over the ceo after he delivered a dismal second-quarter earnings report, the stock plummeting in after-hours, plummeting today, down 10%, 3586. there's a loss there. they raised more questions about the chief executive's long-term strategy. will devices like the fire phone power profits at this company? christina warren is here now. you and i talked about the fire phone before and the criticism has been it w

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xfinity, the future of awesome. >> a wild arrest caught on camera. awes respesuspect pulled ov blowing through a stop sign. the two struggled for several seconds until the suspect steps on the gas dragging the officer several feet and then that set off a wild chase. officers eventually catching up with the man and arresting him. turns out he had drugs in the car. >> some incredible video that you have to see. the mayhem caused by a crime spree south of denver, colorado. a car jacking of a snowplow. he smashed through the garage door of a house. he eventually crashes a truck and starts running trying to steal yet another car all of this while he was waving a rifle at drivers. a police officer manages to grab the man and a citizen helped pull him down until more help arrived. >> thank you. heal heather. >> michael douglas stars in "and so it goes." >> it is hard to believe keaton and douglas have ever worked together. >> so famous. >> they had these great careers. brand new rob rhiner movie "and so it goes." this is inspired while he was out promoting

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> welcome back to "new day." rder crisis summit today at the white house. president obama is meeting with his counterparts from guatemala, honduras and el salvador about the surge of children coming across the u.s.-mexico border without parents or papers. and now we hear the administration is considering a program to give refugee status to young people from central america. cnn's michelle kosinski is live for us at the white house. give us the latest, michelle? >> hey, alisyn. today is this big meeting between president obama and the three central american presidents to try to get them to do more within their own countries to stop this flow of immigrants, especially unaccompanied children to the border and, yes, the white house is considering this idea to grant what it says would be a very small number of these children refugee status or emergency humanitarian asylum, and that would be applied for and processed within their countries. this has been tried before to some extent in other places like haiti, but, of co

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> as promised, breaking news out of the middle east. u.s. secretary of state john kerry speaking in cairo moments ago. >> i also want to thank secretary general ban ki-moon who has traveled and worked tirelessly in the past days throughout the international community to try to bring people together, as well as arab league secretary general for his close partnership in this effort. they've been sources of good advice and also tireless effort. so this is a broad effort with a broad based sense that something needs to be done. i also want to acknowledge president abbas who traveled to any number of countries in recent days and whom i met with just the other day who expressed his desire, strong desire, to achieve a cease-fire as rapidly as possible, and he has been passionately advocating for the palestinian people and future of the palestinians. let me just say that the agony of the events on the ground in gaza, the west bank, and israel, all of them together simply cannot be overstated. the daily reality for too many people of grief, blood, an

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xfinity, the future of awesome. ♪ >>> russia and ukraine are engaged in a fierce propaganda war over is in eastern ukraine. the ukrainian president calling the pro-russian separatists terris. president vladimir putin of russia is pointing the finger at ukraine, saying its failure to live up to a ceasefire lead to the crash of the malaysian airliner. president obama also lashing out at the separatists, accusing investigation. >> they have repeatedly prevented international investigators from gaining full access to the wreckage. they fired their weapons into the air. the separatists are removing evidence from the crash site, all of which begs the question, hide? >> the president stressed that russia has influence with those separatists. making them responsible for bringing them under control. world leaders have stopped short of putting the blame choirly o - squarely on putin. phil ittner what is happening? >> yeah, ali, they are trying to deflect the attention or blame. the russian defense ministry posed a number of different questions that they had about the incident of the downing of

xfinity, the future of awesome. >> al jazeera america presents >> i want to prove them wrong. want to make 'em regret rejecting me. >> 15 stories one incredible journey edge of eighteen coming september only on al jazeera america welcome back you are watching the al jazeera news hour. officials from the u.n. and u.s. are in the middle east trying to find a way to end the war in gaza. expected announce his own cease fire and plan in the coming hours. more than 600 palestinians have died in the past two weeks. the death toll on the israeli side is 30. urine's safety agency says lit strongly recommend airline avoided tel-aviv airport until further notice. several carriers including delta, air france, have canceled flights after a rocket landed near the airport. let's get more of this, in washington, d.c., our correspondent there that joins me. it seems the american authorities are taking no chances in the light of the malaysian airline crash in ukraine. the administration, or f.a.a. as often called here in the united states has order add directive two hours ago. in essence suspend

xfinity, the future of awesome. >> dealing with the underlying causes and issues of the problems in therip which i think is meant perhaps to address some of the concerns of hamas who say the siege must end as part of any deal. i thought it was significant, too, when he talked about all of the diplomacy that was going on, he was only speaking when he was with the egyptians about the egyptians and the palestinian faction and palestinian president abbas saying he had been to some other current trees. he didn't even that i am nem. >> shows you some of the problems that are going on. the fact he's not even naming turkey and qatar who have been involved in this process. i think the bad relations between egypt and turkey and qatar on the others, these are key countries that can have leverage and try to bring a deal. i think that's one of the problems and the u.s., i think, is not only trying to work as a mediator to deal with the actual fighting on the ground. it's trying to deal as a mediator between the different countries that can help the fighting on the ground. it's very difficult situati

neglect just had eye surgery to help him see fox 29 news in hd brought to you by x finity the future of awesome. ♪ >> right now on fox 29, terror at a local hospital. a patient accused of opening fire and investigators say a doctor pulls his own weapon and shoots back. >> when they told me i didn't believe it at first. >> the doctor and the accused shooter are injured an woman is dead. we have live team coverage of what we've learned about all three of them tonight. ♪ >> we begin with developing story in delaware county. a shooting on the campus of mercy fitzgerald hospital investigators say a patient walked into a doctor's office this afternoon. pulled a gun and started firing. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. we have live team coverage of the shooting that left a caseworker dead an doctor injured. fox 29's shawnette wilson explains what happened and drew dickman has more on the suspec suspected gunman. we begin with shawnette live in darby brrr row. >> reporter: the doctor has been identified as lee silverm silverman. he suffered a graze wound to the head at this hour we're to

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xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> police officers encounter unexpected situations on a regular basis. and, thanks to dashboard camera, we can watch these events unfold. like this improbable incident in moore, oklahoma. a robbery suspect is tasered by police, put in cuffs and placed in the back of a squad car, but that isn't enough to hold him. he's able to slip out of the backseat and steal the police cruiser. the suspect doesn't get far, though. he loses control, slams into a tree and adds a few more lines to his rap sheet. >>> and how about this one in oregon? an officer rushes to an emergency only to become one himself when a motorist fails to yield. the officer swerves but still hits the car and a house. the owner isn't home, but luckily no one is injured. >>> but one of the most bewildering occurrences ever caught on dash cam is this one, when police pursue a 15-foot limousine going down the highway backward. april 22nd, 2006, west chester county, new york. trooper todd boemer is patrolling interstate 64. >> i was conducting radar enforcement when i saw a large limo, white limo

xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> while the world has been watching the fighting in israel and gazang about the israeli armed forces, i thought it's worth noting thanh like america's volunteer force, israel has compulsory military service which brings me to my question of the week. which of following countries most recently did away with mandatory military service? brazil, finland, germany, or mexico? stay tuned, and we'll tell you the correct answer. this week's book of the week is "first person: an astonishingly frank self-portrait by russia's president." if you heard a lot of putin in recent weeks and wondered what does he say? response? what does he think? this is about as close as you'll get. it's the product of six journalists and russia president vladimir putin. it's his world view. >>> since life on earth is so tumult russ these days, i think we can all use some extraterrestrial beauty. last week they teamed up and launch add bonsai tree and a bouquet of 30 types of flowers into the stratosphere literally. tijs are stunning. the plants were placed in devices attached to heal