trooper barry goins an 18-year veteran of the force is assigned to train trooper jasmine andreesen, a rookie six months out of the academy. >> barry was not my fto, he was not my training officer. i was riding with him that night because my fto had other arrangements and had something else to do that night. >> no. no, we don't go out with a rookie very often. >> they're at the tail end of a particularly busy night when they decide to look for an easy way to finish their shift. i went on the county road that i'm familiar with, and i was just going to stay there till the end of the shift. >> we were working stationary radar. so we were sitting still and the lights were out. >> a car comes by 64 in a 50. i'm a little bit bored, and i go pull it over and make a traffic stop on the car. >> trooper andreesen questions the driver who is now out of the car while trooper goins talks to the passenger who is avoiding eye contact. >> when i go up and i.d. and see what the story is with the guy in the front seat, and there's something not right about him. i wanted to find out what was going on. ok

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. >> sorry, nicole, i was goin goo say looking at those pictures that you are showing us, the scale of he have station is huge. you wonder how these people are going to ever be able to rebuild what they have lost. and they must be praying that this ceasefire turns in to something permanent. >> reporter: absolutely. people that we are talking to say they don't trust cease fires, they have had them before, remembering that they have had three bars in gaza in the last six years. so people don't know what is going to happen next. all they know is that they need to get in here, get whatever they can out of here as quickly as possible. now, the reports that we are getting about the scenes of did he instruction further east right on the very edge here, of the area that was hit hard first of all we are told that it is much worse than here. it is difficult to get there. and some people who have been going to that very far outer edge sort of closer to the israeli border, they are reporting that they are getting warning shots fired over their heads from the israeli side, sort of warning them to g

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strikes are i don't know goin i don'on going at this hour. nick schifrin, what can you tell us about that situation? >> reporter: yes, morgan, the strikes, these operation that the israeli military called protective edge are i don' ongoing. a second barrage of airstrikes. the raids are hitting empty training grounds. right before that for the first time in this current round of violence they hit a house. an israeli drone was flying over a house, fired a single warning rocket shot right total side. a few minutes later fired a rocket into that house and destroyed it. we have not seen that since the beginning of the current escalation. and currently, morgan, from bolton wanderers sides the violence has increasing, all leading up to this moment. >> reporter: alone thalong the gaza border, almost every field armored trucks are waiting. >> reporter: gaza border is three-quarters of a mile that way and israel has moved in troops to reinforce that are border, and it's calling up reservists in a barrage of rocket fire. >> reporter: this was the sound

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other point that you touched on, ed, the eu also preparing to enact new sanctions, but not prepare to goininggo as fa united states has gone. this has been a point of contention because these sanctions don't have the same type of bite if they aren't backed up by the united states european allies. so i anticipate you will hear the president speak to that. leaders in the eu meeting as we speak and senior administration officials just held a conference call about this. one senior administration official saying that they don't want to pre-judge what specifically is going to come out of europe. i can tell you that the obama administration has been getting more and more pressure, ed, in recent days on take more action against russia because it has only escalated the crisis in ukraine can during hearings last week, senator bob corker said this of the administration, quote, sometimes i'm embarrassed for you as you constantly talk about sanctions yet we never see them put in place. so that was the type of rhetoric that led up to this announcement. but senior administration officials on that conference

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greetings to jews around the world in his twitter, but the aspect is this man -- i am not saying iran is goin raasch rashashanah greetings. i don't think they will invade anybody. however, the aspect is not that iran has just become a good guy. this is what somebody said before. we have to be looking -- let's say tomorrow at november this year, we have a solution. we have an agreement. then what? does that's include iran will have delivery systems? the question will be why. i cannot say that anybody who talks about their missiles or any other platforms is idiotic and crazy. so if a country is building weapons that only are usable for delivery of specific type of warhead, i.e., nuclear warhead, why are they having it? we have to balance this. and the second thing is that some people say iran with nuclear weapons will become a domino effect. i will even tell you if iran gets an amazing deal, that will push a lot of countries in the region. i think it involves united states policy towards them. and they are always -- khomeini keeps pointing at libya. he always says that. he's quoted that a few t

it is goin going to be a to our three-step process, and i don't think we can get -- this is literallya 10-20 year journey. you don't have to look any further than industry to see how they have evolved over time. >> governor herbert. >> thank you. and thank you for being here and talking about an important issue. i had the opportunity as governor of utah to meet with many of the ceos in our state. we meet with different sectors of our economy, try to stay in touch with what their concerns are, what we are doing right, what we can do better. and clearly as we talk about the talent pipeline, it's probably the number one issue for the business entrepreneurs in utah. we are trying to come in fact address that issue with education, skill gap areas where we're trying to improve that and minimize that emphasis on s.t.e.m. education, the trade, things that we really need a better alignment. i look at your challenges in your book here though. and let me just challenge on a couple of areas, if i could. the first is job seekers cannot find the jobs they want, understand there's a challenge. and d

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. >> it wasn't long ago that john kerry had the notion and maybe the il llusion that he was goin to carryball across the goal line, that somehow he was going to get middle east peace. this was a terrible failure. on the one hand, we understand who netanyahu's enemy is here, hamas. why has he never made fully, a full commitment to making peace with the best partner, however flawed, thaeps ever had? mahmoud abbas, however flawed. the equivalent effort has never been there. i have talked -- it was very clear from those discussions that the israelis were doing these talk in the past year for our benefit and were not completely serious. they don't trust the palestinian side. deep mistrust on the palestinian side toward the israelis. you can be damn sure that's not going to get any better after this episode in gaza. >> breaking developments that seem to be changing hour by hour. >>> no ukraine where the country's military launch aid new operation overnight, targeting rebels in eastern ukraine. get the must read from "the washington post" ready for this conversation. this comes as russia suggest

, i'm out of government but i've got high confidence that what you just suggest hasd beed has been gointerms of strategic planning and helping themselves. frankly, i think putin was taken aback by the strength of ukrainian military response beginning in late june and into early july. they regained an awful lot of separatist territory and it was perhaps even a sense of a bit of panic that putin or someone in russia then decided to push this russian heavy weaponry into the hands of the separatists, including these sa-11 surface-to-air missiles. >> what's your reaction been to the rather slow-motion response within europe toward this horrific tragedy? >> it's hard to understand what europe's play is here. if this doesn't wake them up, ooi i'm not sure what will. they don't have to do much this week to tighten the noose around russia's economy. the u.s. put in place sanctions on the two biggest russian energy banks. it's not as effective as it should be without european sanctions. if they just went forward this week with sanctions on those two russian energy banks, you would see a pretty su

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