these tunnels are aimed at kinder gartens, kibutzes. >> close to the kibutz. >> it may be that thers aimed at kibutzses and kinder gardens but hamas has used these tunnels to attack israeli soldiers in is reel. it's a red herring. it's just a red herring but the american media have treated it as this sort of primary cause of the israeli onslaught. >> there is one huge misconception about the rockets that hamas is shooting into israel. i have seen, i believe it was in the "guardian" reported they are like fire crackers. they are can kill people. they have killed people in the past. israel has a missile defense system, but schrapnel falls and it isn't splinters. it could be the size of my head. when that falls from the sky, it could really hurt someone. i think that people are completely disregarding the fact that hamas is shooting deadly projectiles into a civilian population. >> the israelis are using a definition of "human shields" which is a largely unheard of in the rest of the world. >> hamas is using women and children as human shields. >> where militants simplicity separating i

families, as professor thompson explained, children with more unfortunate backgrounds enter kind garten are entering with a 2,000 word vocabulary. a very big differential and makes it difficult for those children to begin to leakeep up keep up with their peers. so our objective is to close that work gap before it happens, focusing on the first three years of life where the centers of the brain are developed language and literacy are most active, 80 prosecuti 080% of brt takes place in the first three years of life. it's important to talk, read and sing to their children and by the time they reach kindergarten will be able to succeed in school and beyond in life. >> your campaign is very aggressive, not only have the kit you can get but also the outdoor signage that will be everybody where. why is this signage so important? >> we're launching in oakland with a pilot program. you'll see these bill boards and bus shelters going up in oakland in the next month or so. we're partnering with a national organization called too small to fail and they have a number of national collaborative partn

one rocket hit a synagogue and wounded three people and a mortar that struck near a consistenter garten. that was the fourth civilian casulty along with 64 soldiers. and the death toll is higher more than 2,000 killed and more than 500 children. we continue to hear the fighter jets and drones overnight tonight. >> the battle goes on. >> and nonpartisan government accountability office said the pentagon broke the law with the bea u bergdahl prison swap. they failed to give the senate 30 notice change for the swap of bergdahl. they are saying. it is another reminder of the stubborn and dangerous practice of ignoring laws that it finds inconvenient. >> i am joined by former prosecutor doug burns. >> my pleasure. >> the go, goes in and say it is illegal and they broke the law. it is down noun. >> it is a separation of powers and if there is a law that said you have to give congress 30 days notice, why not just provide the 30 days notice. the other point. you are not allowed to spend funds in this case 998,000. and those who are against the administration, this is a another camp to quote the

facilities, in mosques, in hospitals, and in kinder gartens. this is a problem. now sometimes there is collateral damage as bad as it is, but i would say in relation to any other military operation, sense world war ii, the amount of casualties here in ratio to the fire power is the minimum amount, and you should look at unra and the u.n. why would they allow the hamas terrorists to stock rockets and munitions in u.n. facilities. it boggles the mind. >> we're going to ask those very questions to someone from the palestinian side coming up in a little while. i want to say a billing thank you for joining us on this show. former ambassador danny ayolon. >> we're going to talk about why hamas will not agree to a cease-fire under these condition coming up. coming up, we're going to get the palestinian point of view. stay with us. (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites.

they build schools, kinder gartens the sport complexes. >> they got their man from this person, the junion'sleader from 195 to 1964. they were built in huge numbers, they have no elevate scores, and the flats cramped. defects were apparent. the war and rab ied you're -- rapid urbaniziation created a crisis. >> you have to understand now people comlain about this. at the time it was a social revolution. my friend suddenly got their own two bed room flat with a bathroom. imagine that. most importantly, it was free. >> housing is a practical problem requiring prac tickal solutio solutions. the needs of 1955 are different to today. it's obvious from what is left, like these soviet textbooks, that whole lives have been lived here. they may have been cheaply constructed and not much love, but with every one demolished, a piece of history goes with it. >>> still ahead - in sport - a serious injury during a u.s. basketball game has the nation holding its breath. details coming up. >>> a massive oil and gas project has begun in southern malaysia, covering 8,000 hectares, and create thousands of jobs.