more from the bbc's john in gaza city. it's a pretty long list of atrocities and failings, isn't it? >> some pretty strong language, david from human rights watch saying the criminal justice system in gaza wreaks of injustice. widespread systematic torture even saying three prisoners were executed on the basis of confessions extracted through torture. i've been speaking to one young man who is a supporter of hamas' rivals, fatah, and he has been arrested many times in recent years and we have obviously concealed his identity but i've been asking him what happened to him while he was being detained. >> conditions of detention were more than bad. i was subjected to torture, beatings and humiliation. i was not allowed to bathe for a few days. they put a stinky bag over my head and the beatings and humiliation continued for several days. once they stripped my leg and burned my foot with a cigarette lighter. >> john, this isn't the first time these allegations or those allegations the victim made have been made. what's being ma

after the recent spike in violence, a truce between hamas and got and israeli forces -- in gaza. and we looked at the rise and fall of the arab world dictators. microsoft launches into the world of tablets. is it too late? it's midday in london, 7:00 in the evening in mei xiabeijing. in cuba, hurricane sandy has abandoned to the southeast of the country with a glimpse of 183 kilometers per hour. the category 2 hurricane has cut power, created 9 meter waves and a storm surge. thousands of residents and tourists have been moved from global areas as part of well rehearsed hurricane evacuation procedures. >> strong winds and heavy rain hitting havana. cuba experiencing the effects of hurricane sandy. while residents of the capital saw cover, it was in the southeastern part of the island that the parcel storm had made its landfall. maximum sustained winds of 180 kilometers per hour. >> the most dangerous for the moment is not the wind but the rain. this cwill be crossing over mountainous territory. >> with people riding out the storm the best they can, the storm is moving the northeas

we evacuated all the settlements in gaza. we took out all the jews, all the families who lived there. we even took the people who are buried in the cemeteries, took them out. we destroyed of the synagogues. we moved all of them out of gaza. and what did we receive in return? a peaceful border? no. on the contrary. we pulled out in the hamas and the missile stepped in. and from the very communities in gaza, today people are throwing missiles not to -- into israel. to peaceful cities in israel. and that is the proof that the conflict is not about land. and i say enough with the peaceful idea. when president obama tide, [inaudible] prime minister netanyahu had to come here to washington, d.c. and to tell them no, we cannot. no, we cannot do what you want because it is much deeper than what we are willing to give. the conflict is about a third resistance of israel -- existence a visual. when you talk today palestinian leader communist in that they want more than back to the '67 line. they don't want to see jews living in the midd

political analyst to professionalize university in gaza thank you for your time tonight. let's get some business news now with katie it's exactly twenty three which first level that night now the big three rating agencies may finally have some competition on the news but are katie year yeah that's right several weighed in says now kevin from different countries are now joining forces to become the big four now to compete with the u.s. agencies fate and s. and p. who right now monopolized the market rule the roost as it were and the poll has got all the details for us. there are only three credit ratings agencies with global reach moody's standard and poor's and fitch and they are all american and some would say subject to the same kinds of wall street bias all three have had a bad financial crisis failing to predict in two thousand and eight the imminent downturn at the time they were giving the highest possible credit rating to securities sociate with the u.s. housing market prompted the crisis they also failed to spot what was going on in iceland before it collapsed and

vacillating and corrupt, they have descriptive leadership in gaza bordering the leadership. weakness is not one of them. there is a lot of rules that is more akin to the relationship between national adversaries than between occupied and occupier. salute recoils from any suggestions of the reoccupation of the enclave. my claim, therefore, is that what we might see in the next four years is a reemerging strategy among the palestinians of the west bank. a strategy that has manifested and it's not working. of nonviolence, and the cooperation with israeli 30 forces. and what that means is an uptick in violence and it behooves us in the united states are prepared for what might in fact be inevitable. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much for a strong speech. is important to understand as most americans don't, there was this massive nonviolent movement in gaza and the west bank in which dozens of people have been killed by israeli forces, including several americans. the next speaker, i am happy to introduce is mr. jeffrey steinberg. mr. steinberg has been a policy analyst

and the reciprocal wave of airstrikes killed at least six palestinians gaza has been under a blockade by israel for five years since hamas was elected to power in the strip. lebanon's main opposition bloc has called on the current government to resign this comes after violent clashes erupted last week over a car bombing that killed a top security chief and fed the growing sectarian divide us secretary of state hillary clinton says syrian proxies could take advantage of any political vacuum washington accuses serious leader bashar al assad of dominating. and on and hindering its development. now with less than two weeks to go before america votes we are bringing you our special coverage of the race for the white house as the presidential frontrunners play the foreign policy card in their latest attempt to woo voters at the pentagon has issued a stark cyber threat warning of the so-called threat of a potential pearl harbor orchestrated by hackers from abroad marina portnoy has more on this. america's military invasions interventions and targeted attacks have traditionally been deployed

now this report. >> a beautiful game is a passion in gaza. barcelona is a particularly attractive team to palestinians living here and in the west bank. not merely because the spanish side features supporting greats such as lionel messi but because some palestinians feel a bond. it was a belief that barcelona had invited this man. gilad shalit is a former israeli soldier held hostage five years in gaza by hamas. he was finally released last year. hamas called for palestinian fans to boycott the game by refusing to watch it live. the head of the match, palestinians sympathized with the militant group. >> football is a sport we like when it carries the message of freedom and love. but we are against it when a soldier is invited, because then it makes people the victims and the aggressors. >> barcelona tried to avoid a diplomatic row but also inviting palestinian delegates to the game, but to no avail. the clubs saw to clarify its position in a statement on its web site. -- the club sought to. >> barcelona has always wanted to promote peace and

and in your attempts to breach the blockade of gaza it faulted israeli forces stop a humanitarian ship and arrested thirty activists on the. latest news on the week's top stories this is the week here on our see how low and welcome to the program thousands of people in lebanon are expected to join the funeral of a top intelligence official killed by a bomb in beirut on friday the massive turnout is being encouraged by the opposition they declared a day of rage against the regime in neighboring syria which they blamed for that time and they say that sentiment on the streets already strained to the limit as. reports. the situation in lebanon remains far from easy in fact it has been exasperated by the explosion during the rush hour of course there was there a horrific scene which followed almost immediately of course during the night the people started people started pouring out on the streets resurrecting the old tensions between the sunni and the shia muslims which have been kind of a back burner for a little while in the country but now it seems like there is a go ahead to the tension

here is a report. >> anger and grief in gaza. these hamas fighters were killed by israeli air strikes as they tried to fire rockets and mortars a across the border. even as the funerals were taking place, we found more attacks being launched. hamas said it was responding to israeli aggression. >> this is a dangerous escalation. it comes after israeli threats to target the strip. the israelis want to disrupt the atmosphere. they want to achieve political and electoral gains ahead of the coming israeli elections. >> israel managed to shoot down some of the rockets with its designer defense shield. it's military power is far superior. but some god -- some got through, causing hammond -- causing damage and injury. >> we did not choose this escalation, nor did we initiated. but if it continues, we are prepared for a wider fight. anyone hurting israel should know that he will be made to pay for his actions. >> the violence here between israel and gaza has been going on for years. this complex has been struck dozens of times, most recen

it has happened before the war ended on gaza the beginning of two thousand and nine then have been a number of attacks again sudanese territory and it is logically to say that israel is the country that is responsible for such attacks again is. my understanding also is that after the war again is gaza the previous american administration and the previous israeli government but each an understanding to fight terrorism right on its source is a region striving for independence all of austerity to new europe have fresh inspiration that breakaway come payne's scotland's deal with london to hold an independence referendum has others ready to follow including the likes of catalonia examines the trend. tied to changing in europe nationalism bred by ways of crises has swept across a once united union scotland has just been granted the historic right to tease whether or not it wants to remain as part of the united kingdom in the next couple of years they're not the only ones across europe right now and there's a growing movement thinking nationhood from catalonia to venice scotland has been le

the israeli military says its aircraft and tanks struck gaza twice in retaliation. the entire region is now under alert amid fears of more attacks. >>> new details about the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. the white house learned an islamic militant group claimed responsibility shortly after the attack. the white house and state department received e-mails just two hours after the deadly attack. president obama did not specifically blame any terrorist group close to three weeks after that incident. the u.s. intelligence analysts say information was mixed following the attack that killed the u.s. ambassador to libya and three others. >>> president obama and mitt romney are focusing almost completely on battleground states with election day less than two weeks away. the candidates will visit five of those crucial states today alone. president obama will make stops in iowa's quad cities and in denver. he'll later fly to los angeles for an appearance on "the tonight show" before heading to las vegas. romney will visit nevada l as well. he'll campaign in

and a new attempt to breach the blockade of gaza is for warded israeli forces stopping humanitarian ship and arrest thirty activists on board. thank you for joining our t's the weekly time karen terrill she's starting you off right now with breaking news around ten people are reported dead after at least one explosion rocked the center of the syrian capital damascus the attack took place during the visit of international peace envoy locked out of what i hear me more on this now from r.t.c. . in the region if you know damascus is no stranger to such attacks what do we know about what's happened this time. but inside we're talking about at least the chance that they're out here is of course that death toll could be higher part of it because the center of the city's the so-called old quarter very popular with tourists or is of course we probably shouldn't be talking about tourists right now considering the situation in the country and yes. it's an area that i have. rather well a lot of was we have been there so it really hits close to home very busy a lot of people there are here is that th

and a new attempt to breach the blockade of gaza is awarded israeli forces stop a humanitarian ship and arrest thirty activists on board. hello and welcome to our tease of the weekly with me. well some ten people are dead after at least one explosion rocked the center of the syrian capital damascus the attack took place during the visit of international peace envoy locked up but i hear me let's get more on this now from our. lives in the region irina damascus is no stranger to such attacks what do we know about what has happened this time. well we know that by early reports it has been apparently an explosive taxi or right outside of a police station in the central neighborhood of too much also known as the old quarter or the christian quarter it's a very popular part of the city very busy part of the city actually when we were in syria we were there a lot that's sort of the hub of the community all because. i could tell you how many times we've tried to get you kept there will be frightening of course this point we do not know who is behind these blasts but when such events have happen

gaza its first visit from the head of state, the premier of qatat brings a massive construction plan.t is 7:00 in the morning in washington, 7:00 p.m. in beijing and midday in london. jimmy savile was once the uk's favorite tv personality as the start the 1970's and 1980's. he was untouchable. peace sexually abused potentially hundreds of girls during his decades of success. now he's dead, but the scandal has come alive, reaching the top of the channel he was associated with, the bbc. today and the head of the corporation is facing questions from a parliamentary committee about how much he knew of jimmy savile's behavior and the decision to drop a hard-hitting tv expos a of the man at another time the the shell was preparing a glowing tributes of the man. first let's recap some of the main points. george entwistle was asked about the extent of the abuse in the '70s and '80s. >> there's no question what jimmy savile did and the way the bbc behaved and the culture of the bbc seemed to allow what he did, there's no question this is a gravely serious matter. one cannot look back on it wit

. >>> and a ship trying to break the sea blockade of gaza today didn't make its home. the passengers are trying to call attention to the plight of people living there. they say the ship was in international waters at the time. israel and egypt have been forced to blockade since 2007. >>> and still no word on who set off a massive bomb. it killed at least nine people, more than 100 others were hurt. people who live in beirut turned out today to show support and mourn the casualties. many senior political figures in lebanon blame the syria government for ordering the bombing. >>> and people say enough is enough, protesting the tough budget cuts. they say britain is putting the burden on ordinary workers. the ruling party says that only painful decisions can put the country on track. the rally was peaceful, but a police spokesperson say they responded to some incidents. >>> and just 17 days, can you believe it? until election days and two days until the last presidential debate. the countdown is on, president obama is hunkered down, preparing for the debate. and mitt romn

those two areas well within reach of rocket fire from gaza.read out some of their leaflets to the people in gaza telling them the rocket attacks were in retaliation for the killing of two of its members of its military wing from air strikes by israel. and it's an interesting point made because usually hamas does not claim responsibility. they haven't been doing that. they sort of taken a backseat since the 2008 military action by israel. and so this seems to be some sort of confidence that we're seeing from hamas. the reasons for it may be many, one particular reason might be that this week on tuesday the emir of qatar made a visit to gaza and the first arab lead tore go into gaza since hamas took over in 2007. now, in retaliation for all of these rocket attacks, israel has had more air strikes and tank fire total of four militants have been killed in gaza due to air strikes. and eight palestinians injured, wolf. >> sara, i guess the fear is that this could escalate into something a lot more serious indeed all-out war between hamas and gaza an

intended for hamas in gaza you know it's really the voices are suggesting for did it have nothing to do with gaza at all the you know we don't want to live in a world where one country can unilaterally make these claims doesn't have to provide any evidence and then can carry out military action on that basis there's no basis for that international law israel has a history and says that they should be pursuing diplomatic channels not unilateral military action right now on life in the us thank you very much indeed for joining us here. i'm independent scotland could leave the u.k. exposed and vulnerable as britain could lose a major part of its nuclear deterrent. go it alone and break away from the u.k. found out the latest on london's atomic on our website. at the moment canadian customers may soon see cigarette light new warning labels every day food products such as fizzy drinks that's the way doctors in ontario want to fight the national obesity epidemic. those stories about dot com right now and now let's have a quick look at some other international news stories from around the w

the israeli military has seized a boat on route to gaza carrying international activists. eight it was the latest attempt to breach the blockade of the palestinian coastal territory imposed by israel five years ago let's now talk to a spokeswoman for the swedish firm that organized the aid victoria strand joins us now from stockholm thank you so much for tori for joining r.t. now have you heard from anyone on the ship about how the interception actually happened yes we had a telephone contact about ten fifteen this morning until ten thirty and they were boarded on international waters the first. two were surrounded by five or six military wessels and off through our armed and masked so jurors who boarded a ship all communication was broken. for sure this was only international and this was a peaceful ship with peace for. now all previous attempts by activists to reach gaza on a humanitarian mission have failed what made you think that this one would actually work. we find not only we bit also the international community finds the blockade and the siege of gaza as legal and

from egypt they captured the sinai peninsula and the gaza strip.rom jordan they occupied the west bank of the jordan river, including the rest of jerusalem. ross: after the six-day war, after the victory in '67, with the unification of jerusalem, one of the very first things done by a labor-led government was to make it clear that jerusalem would never be divided again. narrator: israel had moved its capital to jerusalem in 1950, but now it redrew and expanded the city's boundaries. the green line once separated the jewish neighborhoods in orange from the arab neighborhoods in yellow. but after the '67 war, jewish neighborhoods began appearing in east jerusalem. they applied the same strategy in the occupied west bank and golan heights. but victory and occupation did not bring peace. israel fought its arab neighbors again in 1973. they battled lebanese militias and the palestine liberation army, or plo, in the north. although israel returned the sinai in 1981, terror campaigns persisted through the '70s and '80s in the west bank and gaza. hoping to

mediate the negotiations the violence erupted on monday when rockets began flying into israel from gaza there was a purple wave well as tries killed at least four christine. lebanon's main opposition bloc has called on the current government to resign this comes after violent clashes erupted last week over a car bomb that killed a top security treaty and the growing sectarian divide also u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says syria could take advantage of any political vacuum in neighboring lebanon the government in beirut is dominated by syrian politicians and the sunny sunni led opposition. meanwhile inside syria the u.n. brokered cease fire is in jeopardy even before it officially takes effect on friday damascus has pledged to stick to the agreement mediated by a peace and more luck to brahimi but some rebel groups say they will keep fighting regardless and international affairs analyst. the armed opposition is confident of continued foreign support for ongoing bloodshed. we don't think elements insurgency in syria is fond of. it including the united states with. turkey itself

the war ended on gaza of the beginning of two thousand and nine there have been a number of. sudanese territory and it is largely to say that israel is the country that is responsible for such so again is. my understanding also is that after the war again as goes the beginning two thousand none. of us are going to administration and the previous israeli government but each an understanding too far to the. right on its source is. time now for business with natasha good morning and you say the u.s. could be the world's biggest oil producer within the decades absolutely and of course that has major implications for russia currently the second largest producer all the details in just a moment first let's check out the equity markets will start over in asia the only place it's actually trading this hour what we're seeing there is actually a mixed picture at the moment tokyo's nikkei is recovering from a four day losing streak but some japanese companies are feeling the pinch of weaker earnings that includes sharp and videogame maker nintendo both are in the red this hour on wall s

rockets and mortars from gaza have pummeled southern israel this morning. the israelis responded with air strikes that killed a palestinian militant in gaza. the military back and forth was apparently touched off when a militant group wounded an israeli soldier on the gaza border. we'll follow that story throughout the morning. >>> also, we're learning new details about the time line of the deadly september attack at the u.s. consulate in benghazi. the u.s. state department and the white house were advised that an islamic group was claiming responsibility for the attack about two hours after it was carried out. but intelligenceources say other messages with conflicting information may also have been sent on that day. and they add that early reports from the scene of any attack or disaster are often inaccurate. >>> and a u.s. effort to wipe out al qaeda is nearing a significant milestone. according to "the washington post," the number of militants and civilians killed in drone strikes will soon exceed 3,000. that surpasses the number of people al qaeda kille

embassy in been gaza which claimed one of the lives of the boss about three other americans is reported killed in a shootout in cairo meanwhile the tunisian court has sentenced the leader of radical islamist group on some al sharia to gain prison instigating that's all or has demanded everyone responsible for the attack on trial. israel and hamas have reportedly reached an unofficial truce up to several days of deadly air attacks egypt is said to have held me days the negotiations the violence erupted on monday when rockets began flying into israel from gaza the reciprocal wave of astronauts killed at least six palestinians. lebanon's main opposition bloc has called on the current government to resign this comes after a bout of functions of rocket last week a car bombing that killed a top security treaty but the growing sectarian divide us secretary of state hillary clinton says syria and promises to take advantage of any political vacuum washington accuse that syria's leader bashar al assad of dominating lebanon and interesting about it. was less than two weeks before america votes we'

the it has happened before the war ended on gaza of the beginning of two thousand and nine there have been a number of attacks against sudanese territory and it is largely to say that israel is the country that is responsible for such a service again is. my understanding also is that after the war again is gaza the prove you are somewhat akin to administration and the previous israeli government but each an understanding too far to others i'm right on its source is. time now for a quick business update that's so you say russia's flagship airline air slaughter is about to face a new compact absolutely the world's second biggest a low cost air carrier easy jet is about to start flying to russia ukase aviation regulator has picked the airline over virgin atlantic to fly between london and moscow the first flights are scheduled for early twenty thirteen and easy jet is already eyeing in other five russian cities to use private swings to. their no budget airlines and russia although the country's second largest carrier trance hour has announced plans to start one. and it's not time for the

intended for hamas in gaza you know it's really forces are suggesting or did it have nothing to do with gaza at all we don't want to live in a world where one country can unilaterally make these claims doesn't have to provide any evidence and then can carry out military action on that basis israel has the experience is that they should be pursuing diplomatic channels not unilateral military action. iranians living in europe get a new television channel as rock hard t.v. goes on the air but will it be able to make up for the nineteen iranian state run t.v. and radio stations that were banned in the e.u. earlier this month reports surely. there's a bomb or a romney clash over foreign policy the defense department's worried an attack on the scale of nine eleven could be repeated online those stories and plenty of others coming your way after a short break. no one should be proud. of scrap metal littering pristine arctic landscape buildings still to know where their foundation pipes are being black smoke over the snow covered peaks the traces of the soviet industrial activity on the pittsbu

you know it's really the voices are suggesting or did have nothing to do with gaza at all we don't want to live in a world where one country can unilaterally make these claims doesn't have to provide any evidence and then can carry out a military action on that basis israel has the screen says that they should be pursuing diplomatic channels not unilateral military action. iranians living in europe get a new television channel as t.v. goes on there will be able to make up about nineteen iranian state run t.v. and radio stations that went bad in the e.u. this month on t.v. reports surely. and it's a problem of the clash over foreign policy the defense department's wired an attack on the scale of nine eleven could be repeated online those stories and others coming up on. nineteen iranian channels have been banned in the countries that's called iran for not tolerating free speech among other things well played lads well played i love the smell it. apocrypha see in the morning personally a bit of censorship doesn't bother me that much because there has always been censorship and there were

s aboard the gaza bound to humanitarian shan't have been detained upon arrival at an israeli port their vessel was commanded by israeli troops during the latest attempt to break the blockade of the palestinian coastal territory two years ago a similar enterprise ended tragically when nine activists were killed as their freedom flotilla was raided by israeli troops but victoria strand from the company that owns the latest vessel insists their missions won't be held back from bringing international attention to gaza's plight. we can achieve that we can make the international community to focus on the fact that the book a still is going all that it is a siege and the beat is getting worse year by year and do what we are doing is actually walk to w. age new nice chairs save the children learn fifty other n.g.o.s are saying that. the blockade has to end it is now it's six years. he'll say that there are. all true situationally fuel situation the health situation is deteriorating dettori eighteen all the time. russian special forces have secured a massive strike against militants in the count

their gaza aid ship sailed close to the way israel's intercepted it and change humanitarian activists and some european m.p.'s are bored as they try to take vital supplies to stricken palestinians the details just ahead of. us america's deadly combat drones have killed civilians but the cia wants more asking the white house to pay out the fore. him pig or fleet for missions for foreign skies. and big bigger biggest precious rosneft is in line to be the world's largest listed on producer as friends b.p. plans to get rid of its troubled parts of the joint russian venture and all after the break. homeland security now has robot tunas seriously robot fish the drones in the sky spying on you just weren't good enough effect they've revealed that they're going to be using robotic hummingbirds soon who how cute these things can only see you though above the water now during the one percent or less of your life that you spend swimming homeland security will be keeping you safe since nine eleven we've heard ad nauseum that we need to be kept safe so americans have given up their rights but if t

my understanding also is that after the war again is gaza the previous american administration and the previous israeli government that each an understanding to fight terrorism right on its sources israel is the country that is interested in fighting against other countries who are allegedly supplying how must with weapons and supporting hamas politically. this is artsy slaughtered sacrificed and forced into reservation we talked to a prominent native american activist russell means he passed away on monday and we spoke about centuries of persecution the ongoing fight for recognition and why it's people still feel like strangers in their own country i read the full story online . also what r.t. dot com canadian customers may soon see cigarette light warning labels on everyday food such as pizza or fizzy drinks and that's the way doctors in ontario want to fight the national abuse of the epidemic. by starting with afghanistan into the antiwar dot there we go it's where an unknown assailant dressed as a local police officer has killed two u.s. troops the gun province attack which has bee

with the teen life here in moscow still to come in the program this grainy troops except a gaza bound boat with international activists and humanitarian aid on board the latest attempt to reach the blockaded and claimed by c. plus. now listen you guys i'm warning you if you keep screwing up like this will show you some different treatment. a chilling warning for some top flight football and since the threats and paintball rounds fired at a russian t.v. . this story and more after the break. a texas mom was arrested and thrown in jail orange jumpsuit and all for neglecting her kids who are playing in front of her house for just a little while a concerned neighbor and sort of say walking across the street you know to talk to an attendant children to find out what's going on went to total sheep mode and immediately called nine one one because children playing it is truly an emergency worth the police's time but i guess it was worth their time because they showed up and slap the cuffs on the mother who claimed that she was there the whole time and of course to punish you for ignoring your

a ship carrying humanitarian aid and activists to gaza has been attacked and stopped by israeli forces those on board say masked soldiers boarded the vessel and are searching at israeli authorities say they won't allow the ship to come closer than twelve nautical miles to gaza shorts this isn't the first attempt to breach israel's naval blockade of gaza back in two thousand and ten the so-called freedom flotilla it was attacked by israeli forces killing now i actually saw activists. people in bahrain continue to pack the streets of the capital manama day after day as they demand political reform on thursday the rally solve violent scenes as a policeman was killed in a bomb blasts the regimes accused of gagging voices critical to the ruling family and the latest incident anti-monarchy tweets saw four men arrested and charged with di from a shop regular protests in bahrain have been going on for more than a year and a half. from the country's largest opposition party says western nations turn a blind eye to the kingdom to protect their interests. were not. being taken against hitler and.

still to come mission unaccomplished latest attempt to challenge israel's sea blockade of gaza failed as a vessel for palestinian activists as it is intercepted by israeli forces. now listen now. i'm warning you if you keep screwing up like this we'll show you some different treatment of choice warning first top flight footballers sinister threats and all rounds fired at a russian premier league team by masked man this and more after the break. a texas mom was arrested and thrown in jail orange jumpsuit and all for neglecting her kids who are playing in front of her house for just a little while a concerned neighbor and sort of say walking across the street you know to talk to an attendant children to find out what's going on went to the total sheep mode and immediately called nine. and one because children playing it is truly an emergency worth the police's time but i guess it was worth their time because they showed up and slap the cuffs on the mother who claimed that she was there the whole time and of course to punish you for ignoring your children briefly while they play you'll g

intended for hamas in gaza you know it's really the voices are actually just getting poorer do you have nothing to do with gaza at all we don't want to live in a world where one country can unilaterally make these claims doesn't have to provide any evidence and then can carry on military action on that basis israel has the experience is that they should be pursuing diplomatic channels not unilateral military action. an independent scotland could leave the u.k. exposed and vulnerable britain could be the major cause of its music in terror and if adam bread manages to go it alone and break away from the u.k. find out the latest on london's atomic dilemma on our website. also online that can they didn't customers may soon see similar it's like warning labels on everyday food products such as pete says old fizzy drains that's the way doctors and on tauriel want to fly that's not the city epidemic. a fresh wave of embarrassment could hit the u.s. as we could lead to a new set of america's classified documents on thursday this time they're detailing america's detention procedures including th

my understanding also is that after the war again is gaza the previous american administration and the previous israeli government it is your understanding to fight terrorism right on its sources israel is the country that is interested in fighting against other countries who are allegedly supplying us with weapons and supporting hamas politically twenty minutes past the hour moscow time a pro independence parties are now at the helm in spain's basque country about elections in catalonia could bring about even more separatist forces to the forefront but it is scotland it's at the top of the breakaway trend now as it has a real chance to go it alone and south london agreed to little hold an independence referendum in two years' time further examination the separatism. tied to changing in europe nationalism bred by ways of crises has swept across a once united union scotland has just been granted the historic right to tease whether or not it wants to remain as part of the united kingdom in the next couple of years they're not the only ones across europe right now and there's a growing mo

this is a day after the leader qatar was the first foreign state to visit gaza took power in 2007. both president obama and mitt some tough questions the debate and had to stances on the unrest in that area. both said they suprt israel. we are keeping a close eye on story and we will have updates later in the newscast. back to you. >> thank you. massachusetts state officials found unclean conditions at thedrug company linked to meningitis.eak of the outbreak is blamed for more than 300 illnesses and 23 deaths so far. a number of suspected meningitis 4ses in virginia has risen to 1. 41. two people in virginia have died. residents in jamaica are wary about tropical storm sandy. people flocked to grocery stores up on food, batteries, and water. become a hurricane by the time it crosses jamaica. the island has not sustained a from a hurricane since 1988 with gilbert. so this could be devastating. >> it will affect us one way or another. it could influence our weather. late on the weekend a strong front is coming. to make a could see it 6 inches rain. a lot of flooding and mudslides pos

the boat was carrying supplies for gaza. not resist and no injuries were reported. this is the latest attempt by activists to bring attention to israel's strict blockade on gaza. >> the meningitis outbreak death toll has risen to twenty three. >> fourteen new cases of fungal meningitis have been reported... bringing the total to two-hundred and eighty one. the latest death was in north carolina... the state's first. the boston pharmacy-- whose tainted steroid shots are being blamed for the outbreak-- is facing a lawsuit to freeze its assets. yesterday, florida banned the company from doing business in the state. >> police in the detroit area are beefing-up patrols... after someone has been shooting at motorists along interstate-96. >> 16-vehicles have been fired upon in the wixom area... some 35-miles northwest of detroit. in many cases... drivers reported seeing a gunman in his vehicle... coming toward them in the opposite direction firing shots. so far... no one has suffered a gunshot wound. described as a dark-colored spo

-backed siege on the gaza strip.the estelle was the lead ship to attempt to reach gaza as part of the freedom flotilla coalition. on saturday, israeli navy vessels surrounded the ship and deployed forces on board to seize the passengers, taking them to prison inside israel. the passengers and crew were nationals from canada, israel, norway, sweden, and the united states. hours before the israeli raid, the ship organizer spoke to "democracy now!" from aboard the estelle. >> we're not breaking any laws. it is israel that clearly violates the public law. they are provoking the world. by doing so, by inviting the world to witness this crime against humanity, there also [indiscernible] presenting each and everyone of us with a choice but either be part of the problem are the part of the solution. >> a lawyer for the detained passengers has accused israel of using taser weapons during the raid on the ship, saying israeli forces committed "electro torture." israel has denied the claim. in related news, author professor noam

the people in hamas included and those who were in gaza and working in gaza, u.n.arian crisis going on here. we've got a million-plus people in a very small area who are all in need of things such as educational supplies and medical supplies. the israelis do not believe there is a humanitarian crisis because they say they let in lots and lots of containers filled with all sorts of things into gaza from the ground and they say they even offered that option to those who are on this particular boat, but they refused saying this saul about the blockade and that the blockade should be stopped. >> appreciate the update. thank you. >>> and we want to let you know that we are awaiting the arrival of paul ryan. he's going to be campaigning in pennsylvania. we'll take you there to moontownship, pennsylvania, when it all begins. >>> we want to get you straight to pennsylvania, where as you can see there, paul ryan is campaigning in moon township. let's listen in. >> the job growth in september was slower than august and august was slower than july. we're not even keeping up w

israel has carried out more air strikes on gaza, killing at least four hamas militants and wounding several others. israel launched the strike after palestinian militants fired rockets at southern israel from gaza overnight. >> a rebel catholic group has expelled a controversial british bishop after what it says were years of discord with its leadership. williamson is known for his far- right views and was found guilty in german courts of denying the holocaust. >> jamaicans are bracing for flooding as a big tropical storm approaches. tropical storm sandy is near the south of the island. winds from the storm already peaked at 95 kilometers per hour. board is have urged jamaicans to prepare for sandy's arrival. back to cycling out and the route of the 100th edition of the tour de france has been unveiled. cycling's most prestigious event will feature 21 stages and start on the mediterranean island of corsica. >> race organizers hope to move past the lance armstrong doping scandal. on monday, the international cycling union stripped him of his seven titles. >> many of cycling's top stars were