activities and completely lift the embargo of the cover -- completely lifted the embargo of the gaza strip. >> the conflict is changing. it is no longer simply nationalists fighting over land.

a great influence on the humanitarian situation or the circumstances of the people here in the gaza strip we need jobs in gaza with the not only we mean just you know the trucks that fall over normal the gods or or visit the bills or something like that we need building materials to get into gaza because we have tens of thousands of homeless people in the gaza strip great project for the u.n. system and the private sector just completely paralyzed and we have more than four thousand factories i have been destroyed during the war in the gaza strip eighty percent of the population is still depending in you and humanitarian aid organizations it is an unbearable situation here in gaza. well fall and russia are trying their luck in politics in an attempt to legalize the free copy of products it comes as no make it actually attempt to strengthen the existing laws against piracy. is going to have the winners and losers in any crackdown on russia's pirate infested music industry. has been in show business since the late one nine hundred eighty s. back then giving away demo tapes was the best way

where the israeli government is maintaining a blockade on got us to on the gaza strip. brokered the already flotilla us are trying to break the blockade. is the question of whether the blockade is legal or moral. even very wise is very questionable it's being questioned inside israel to i myself believe that the blockade is illegal immoral and first of all stupid because no one really knows what the blockade is for what is a purpose of this blockade. the government no sais that the only reason is to prevent war material weapons from the gaza strip. but this can be achieved by other means for very pretty you can stop ships on the high sea search the cargo did let them go. to intercept them or the high see it and it happened last time to brought the ship violently. does not serve any and purpose and have done very much damage. well indeed moved out mary speaking of dissenting voices within israel itself a new group of activists is trying so we spoke hate and this time all the peace campaign is all here we are sick do you think that that criticism and do you know was that

. >> in the gaza strip, the hamas prime minister vowed allegiance to the koran and called pastor jones a criminal liar. in the u.s. clergy were quic to condemn the plans as well. >> i say shame on you. >> bearingwitness against your neighbor is against the koran and bibles. we have to be here. >> even president obama weighed in on the safety of the u.s. citizens abroad. >> ts stunt he is talking aboupulling could greatly endanger our young men in women in iraq and afghanistan. >> mission's experts say these kinds of events can be catastrophic for christians in muslim lands. >> christians arou the world will suffer. there is almost no doubt about that. we will most likely see christians killed because of these koran burnings. that is a huge weight of responsibilityor this church to bear. >> many american christians expressed astonishment that such a tiny church could cause so much controversy and wondered how muchit would cause to already fractured christian-muslim relations. dale herd cbn news. >> gary, i have never seen anythingike this. it has touched a nerve around the worl why the

has intercepted in aid it ship carrying jewish activists trying to break the blockade into the gaza strip. the ship has now been escorted to an israeli port. our baghdad correspondent has this for us. >> the latest shift to break been naval blockade of gaza by israel. it is carrying medical aid, and equipment, and school textbooks. what is unusual is the activists on board are jewish. they include an israeli father whose daughter was killed in 1997 by hamas, but still feels the blockade of gaza is inhumane. >> i think 1.5 million people who are living here are victims like i am a victim. we must stop, once and for all, this cycle. the only way to do with is to open up. >> they made clear they would not resist arrest. the israeli navy says they intercepted the ship without violence. a very different scene from back in may when israeli commandos killed nine turkish activists trying to break the blockade. since then, under international pressure, israel has lifted restrictions are originally of -- originally imposed to stop weapons trafficking. food and some consumer goods are now allowed in

this blockade against the gaza strip must be lifted immediately and completely.our people must be ended as soon as possible. while we welcome the efforts of the international independent fact-finding mission established by the human rights council and the conclusions of the panel of inquiry with regard to the aggression against the freedom flotilla carrying humanitarian assistance to our people in gaza, we also hope that the panel of inquiry established by his excellency will submit its report to the security council. i must also add to all of the above the fact that there remain thousands of palestinian prisoners languishing in israeli jails and detention centers. these are all fighters of freedom and peace. the suffering must be ended. the suffering of the folks must be ended. it is essential to do so to create a conducive environment for the attainment of peace. we cannot reach a peace agreement that does not liberate all of these litanies from their chains. mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, in spite of all this and the historic injustice inflicted upon our

live from the gaza strip hamas called it a natural response to israeli occupation. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu condemned the killings as a crime. it is an inauspicious start to peace talks, but many are already saying there is little hope for success. bbc news, jerusalem. >> trade unions representing public sector workers in south africa who have been on strike for three weeks say there has been annual wage offer. the government raised their offer after the president called for new tents at reconciliation. mexican federal police have captured one of the most wanted drug traffickers. he is thought to be involved in one of mexico's of major drug cartels. the former cuban president fidel castro has said eu was ultimately responsible for the persecution of gay men following the revolution of 1959. in a lengthy interview, he says he thought of the execution as a great injustice, but in the early years after the revolution, and he had "to many other problems to deal with." drilling has begun on the rescue shaft to free the miners trapped in chile. they have

forward with its commitment to end all settlement activities and completely lift the embargo over the gaza strip. >> achieving security is a must. security is the foundation of peace. without it, peace will unravel. with it, peace can be stable. >> reporter: u.s. mediators wouldn't say whether those issues were brought up thursday. but everyone involved knows they'll have to be addressed before this conflict can come to an en. whit johnson, cbs news, the state department. >>> just ahead -- a wildfire in san diego county forces evacuations. >>> plus, shocking statistics on the use of taser guns by police. >>> first, though, erica hill has a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news". >> good fortune began for this man when he struck oil, or at least struck the oil company. steve hartman's tonight only on the "cbs evening news." it's almost tee-time... time to face the pollen that used to make me sneeze... my eyes water. but now zyrtec®, the fastest 24-hour allergy relief, comes in a liquid gel. zyrtec® liquid gels work fast, so i can love the air®. to get rich, glossy haircolor like this? think agai

supporters of hamas have rallied in the gaza strip to mark jerusalem day and condemn the new round of middle east peace talks. a dozen palestinian groups said they will increase their attacks against israel. here in europe there is a fresh controversy in france over the sale of halal meat. experts say much of the meat sold is not halal at all. that has outraged muslims and retailers who are calling for a central body to of fantasize the meat. >> halal food is big business in france. with the largest muslim minority, it is estimated the halal market will be worth $7 billion, but retailers including the owner of this supermarket say most meat products are not what they are supposed to be. >> most of the halal product is not. you just have to go to the big market of meat of france. you will see there are people there ready to stamp what ever you want. they want to have money and pay 15 cents per kilo. >> not surprisingly, muslims feel cheated. >> there should be penalties for people who do this. >> there should be stricter checks and [unintelligible] >> the allegation that so much meat i

this is the aftermath of an israeli air strike and the gaza strip. the military says this was weapons facility. the israeli air force bombed targets in the far south of gaza, killing one man. these shock people living just north of -- shot person to the north of gaza is not holding his breath. >> we're happy that the peace process is going forward. we must not forget that we're still targeted by rockets. >> they been talking about an independent palestinian state next to israel for years. we have seen nothing. >> all the time, there's a partial freeze on the construction of jewish settlements on occupied land. that freeze is due to end later this month. abbas has warned that he will walk away from further negotiations if the building resumes. rama am joined from ro llash by john. >> clinton swept in a vast envoy of armored cars and met with abbas for about 20 minutes. she said very little in front of journalists. there's no news of what they were discussing. on the shore 20 minute journey from jerusalem, she would have derailed theue that the rea peac

israeli navy intercepts and aid ship carrying jewish activists trying to break the blockade of the gaza stripin brazil, meet the favorite to succeed president lula. hello to you. a little more light was shed today on the world's most isolated regime, but only about as much as is a dictator and paul from military what the rest of the world to see. a meeting has opened the way for the countries ailing leader kim jong-il to hand power to his youngest son. john simpson filed this report from neighboring south korea appeared . >> it's rush hour. hundreds of delegates are heading for the party convention. hundreds of others were bused all along the boulevards. propaganda speaks about a happier tomorrow, which would not be difficult, and of course, about national unity, because that is what all this is about -- trying to stabilize and north korea's unpredictable politics by uniting the military with the communist party under the control of kim jong-il and his own strange clan. state television announced a rise of the dynasty's third generation. kim jong-un has been made a general. there are very few

suspected palestinian militants have been killed by an estimate -- an israeli air strike in the gaza strip. they fired at militants near the border a central gaza as they were about to launch rockets against israel. they belong to the islamic jihad group. says the hugo chÁvez venezuelas parliamentary election was an important victory for the country's socialist revolution. the opposition is also claiming success because it overturned the 2/3 majority that the president's socialist party held in the nationalist parliament. the governing socialists still hold the most seats, but the opposition said it won just half of the popular vote. bbc's will grant is in the capital of caracas. is hugo chÁvez putting on a brave face? >> in a sense. he is also pointing out that his party did make -- did obtain the nationalist -- national assembly that he was looking for, albeit, as you quite rightly pointed out, not without the crucial -- not with the crucial 2/3 of parliament. he did poke fun at the opposition's jubilation, basically saying if they were willing like -- winning like this with in doing so

. >> israel has allowed a limited number of cars to be imported into the gaza strip. it is the first such consignment since they tighten their economic blockade. since then, cars have been smuggled through tunnels from egypt. although the blockade has been eased, exports are banned in most people are not allowed to leave the territory. in britain, the deputy prime minister has told the liberal democrat party to hold serve as the coalition government lays out its plan to cut public spending. he said the next few years would not be easy but argued the liberal democrats should focus on the future when the british economy gets back on track. we have this report from liverpool. >> he came here knowing not everyone in his party is happy with the decision to share power with the conservatives. the last few days have been about offering reassurance. for the seville liberal democrats may have walked into a political trap. >> the liberal democrats and conservatives are and always will be separate parties with distinctive histories and different futures. but, for this parliament

the gaza strip and much of the west bank are areas of palestinian self-rule.n a two-state solution, they would roughly form the state of palestine. but for many arabs living here, the concerns are more immediate and day-to- day. in this sparse village outside the city of hebron, residents complained about the lack of proper roads, electricity, and water. and things have gotten a lot worse, they say, as they became surrounded by israeli settlements. >> translator: before settlements, the range for our animals was very large. there used to be a lot of grazing land, lot of water. now, because of the settlements, we are restricted from grazing, and we cannot access the cisterns. >> these village women complained of raids by israeli security forces, who they say accuse them of harboring illegal palestinian migrant laborers or terrorists on their way to israel. >> translator: they try to intimidate us. they come at night, make trouble for our young people. they don't have title to this land. they don't have the right to take our land and prevent us from having acces

you completely lift the embargo on the gaza strip. >> of this one fails, the next time will be harder. the conflict is changing. it is not simply nationalists fighting over land. a religious war is grasping onto that. people on both sides think they are doing god's will. netanyahu's government includes ministers who do not want jewish land to go to palestinian. mr. abbas cannot speak for all of his people, and mass which condemned his presence here. they all looked relaxed as the journalists were ushered out. they won't be behind closed doors. bbc news, washington. >> our correspondent is in washington. i asked him about the sense of urgency for the israelis to stop building settlements. >> i think the message from the americans is this might be the best chance you get in a long time to reach a peace deal. down the road, you are going to have to reach an agreement with each other. do it now. that is the message from the obama administration. it is something the president addressed from the first day of his presidency. previous u.s. president took up the cause late in their term and ra

. >>> in 2008, israel launched an aerial bombardment of the gaza strip, saying it aimed to stop islamic militants from launching rocket attacks against its territory. the three-week campaign resulted in the deaths of 1,300 palestinians, including many children. palestinian president abbas broke off peace talks with israel. barack obama was elected u.s. president soon after the campaign. he stressed that the resumption of the middle east peace talks was an important issue for him. >> but if we see this conflict only from one side or the other, then we will be blind to the truth. the only resolution is for the aspirations of both sides to be met through two states where israelis and palestinians each live in peace and security. >> reporter: obama urged netanyahu and abbas to resume the negotiations. obama also sent a special envoy to the region many times to break the impasse. in may of this year, the talks resumed but indirectly. abbas insisted that he could not accept direct talks without a complete freeze of jewish settlement building in the occupied west bank. netanyahu said he was re

activities and completely lift the embargo of the cover -- completely lifted the embargo of the gaza strip. >> the conflict is changing. it is no longer simply nationalists fighting over land. a religious war is being crafted steadily on to that. back on the ground, there are people on both sides who think they are doing god's will. at home, mr. netanyahu's government includes ministers who do not want what they called jewish land to go to palestinians. mr. abbas cannot speak for all its people. hamas, which condemns his presence here, controls gaza. they all looked relaxed as the journalists were ushered out. they will not be behind closed doors. >> the u.s. middle east envoy, george mitchell, described some of the key issues address during that meeting at the state department. >> both prime minister netanyahu and president abbas condemn all forms of violence that target innocent civilians and pledged to work together to maintain security. they reiterated their common goal of two states for two peoples, and to a solution to the conflict that resolved all issues, and is all claims, and est

the gaza strip but discount be achieved by other means for example you can stop ships on the high sea search the cargo and did let them go at this ship is mainly. there to. make two points run that the blockade is illegal and should be abolished but also i think there are very many jewish people in israel and europe and then on to rort who do not support this bill kate do want to call upon this limited government to put an end to it file sharers involved trying their luck at politics in a sense to legalize the free use of copyrighted products the step comes as as lawmakers are actually trying to strengthen existing on to piracy laws. said the controversial. it has been in show business since the lead nine hundred eighty s. back then giving away demo tapes was the best way to gain fans a few decades his formula seems to be making a comeback. except now to spread the word publishers his music on the web for free so people p. to see him in concert. you see the album was already uploaded and downloaded a hundred times before i even published it i know there's no point in fighting it so i'

three palestinians have been killed by israeli tank fire in the gaza strip israeli officials claim the attack was in response to terrorist activity this is say a ninety one year old man then his grandson are among the dead deaths come in it's renewed efforts to reinstate failed talks in the tribal territory on sundays where the prime minister binyamin netanyahu reach a compromise over the controversial building of jewish settlements in the west bank . electoral campaign. being in guinea for its first democratic vote has been suspended because of ongoing violence supporters of the former prime minister clashed with supporters of the opposition leader over the weekend leaving at least one dead and dozens injured the presidential election is the first in the smallest african state since it gained independence from france more than fifty years ago. and north korea's ruling party has apparently did they made its biggest meeting in three decades due to concerns over their leader's health but south korean t.v. reports that kim jong il's condition is not serious enough to cancel the conference

the israeli air force was struck six sites in the gaza strip it's reported that a training base for security forces and some of the smuggling tunnels from egypt to been damaged some buildings and cars have been destroyed leaving to palestinians injured israeli officials say that the strikes are retaliate for rocket or mortar attacks carried out two days ago. oh well that's all from us for now but don't forget we'll be bringing you the full coverage from the global policy forum here in the russian city of get us live throughout the day we'll be talking to experts academics and politicians every hour of course we'll bring you all the other news updates from russia across the world well now as a promised only let's get the latest business news with you here in studio. that's right time to get the latest from the world of business a very warm welcome to the program and america's grain exporters are expected to raise their forecast for four year exports to fetch a six million tons that's the thirteen christen two month sense adjusts that american grain produces are taking russia's export markets

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forward with it's commit tomt end all settlements activities and completely live the embargo over the gaza strip. >> netanyahu and abbas will meet again wan eye towards forp forging an outline of a peace agreement. >> the leading edge of hurricane earl is weakening to a tropical storm with 115 miles per hour winds. this is expected to make land fall. and officials say people should not wait to act. and authorities have ordered evacuations for north carolina outer bank that's could mark the beginning of 24 hours of stormy weather and that was snarl labor day weekend plans for thousands of people it would. this is weakened and there is at least wasn't as strong as it was. >> it's now a category two. >> this is weakening more. and see what it looks like here. there is a live picture it's sunny and into 90s warm day in the south way of. one other live picture from camera. looking at what is back. it's fog. that fog has brought temperatures down. want to show you the latest on hurricane earl. show you what is going on with earl. take a look at the eye of the hurricane. not as well defined just 24 hou

israel claims that thursday's and strike on the gaza strip was a response to palestinian strikes according to hamas officials five people were wounded in that target which hit a house security training base israeli military force also struck southern gaza targeting what they called smuggling tunnels in the forty eight hours preceeding the strike three rockets and mortars fired from gaza landed in israel no injuries were reported in time. the u.s. navy has delayed its plans to move more than eight thousand marines from their military base on the japanese island of okinawa they have american presidents is a bone of contention with locals after a number of high profile incidents sean thomas has. since the end of green war to the united states has had a military presence in japan which some people living in okinawa are finding a new suit i don't know make some people some time to be out of trouble. because. it doesn't for. america. there was a huge problem. around eighteen percent of okinawa's main island is occupied by u.s. military forces here a week we can hear the noise of the airplanes wh

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the next day he talks about ending the conflict in the gaza strip and west bank. in the middle east, those two things are very connected. if the u.s. wants peace in the region -- is the u.s. the good guy who wants peace in the region, are they an imperial power seeking to colonize? those are the two never does that compete each other. this was within a 48-hour period. he basically presented to the muslim-arab world, we have no intention of staying, but also came the message to the israelis, we are getting some of iraq, you have to get of the west bank. he has to make sure that he achieves this. you said you want to get out of iraq and you do not, you will not get credit for it. you say that you want to end the arab-israeli conflict and you do not, you will not get any credit for it. guest: on the israeli side, the elections are scheduled for 2013. this is a parliamentary democracy, and a small parliament with 120 members, and there are over 12 parties represented. if you think cutting deals in the congress is difficult, you should see israel. what usually happens

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there was anger in the gaza strip which is ruled by hamas, a militant group that refuses to recognizeisrael. nevertheless, they've agreed to meet every two weeks. >>> a new movie about a bay area native, pat tillman opens at the theaters today. the former nfl star turned army ranger who was killed six years ago while serving in afghanistan. his death was surrounded by controversy after the government first said he was shot and killed by enemy soldiers. but it was later determined this he was killed by friendly fire. the film is being shown in san san francisco and alameda county. >>> i haven't taken a position on it yet. >>> she hasn't then but has now. up next how she is now taking ao stand. >>> and the final moments of that plane that crashed into a lagoon. the information that witnesses are giving investigators tonight that could indicate what caused that plane to go down. >>> republican senate candidate fiorina came out in favor of proposition 23. that is a measure that would delay implementation of the global warming law. this comes after fiorina refused to take a position on pro

. >> oh, yeah, you're in the gaza strip. but it's okay. >> it's the nature of the zone that's they do become construction zones. the last time the bay area saw anything on this scale the oakland hills, 1991. that night it wasn't a neighborhood that burned but like a region not 34 homes as in san bruno, but thousands which led to a boom in construction and new homes that often were granlder than those they replaced. it's still too earlly to speculate about that across the bay in san bruno. city hall today the building department seemed almost deserted but san bruno does have a plan in place. >> and fortunately we're mayor and counsel adopted something called our design guidelines for homes. and those layout homeowners tips on how to build homes that fit into the scale of their neighborhoods. >> to expedite the build prog ses, san bruno says it will waive the permit fees. residents along the claremont drive are still picking up pieces. this process will take a while but for what it's worth, their neighbors and the surviving ho

if you look at what has been happen in gaza strip over more than a year now, you will find that hamas has been acting ineffectively more or less consistent with that. it has been trying to conciliate decision making if one can put it that way under its control related to security matters for sure. it has been trying to avoid having missile launched into israel. it's no secret. effectively, that's what they're doing. that's what you effectively practice. to that which you say is your policy. i think it's about time for us to deal with this and be honest about it in the interest of our own people and the interest of enabling us... >> rose: why do you think hamas has been doing that? because they realized it wasn't in their interest to be shelling israel or they saw the aftermath of the war and what it did to them and their institutions? >> that's probably what it is. in fact, i should not really even speculate on this, those statements that i've seen attributed to hamas leaders. of course, it's not in our interests, it's not in the interest of the palestinian people for there to be viol