government if it's going to reengage militarily, it's got to insist on a new form of goverance, one i don't think al-malaki is capable of but one which backgroundad represents all iraqis, not just a narrow slice. >> how much influence do you really think you have in the work of your investigators and everyone works with you at human rights watch? how do you see your influence? >> our inflewents. governments look to us for a very detailed accurate account of what's going on, on the ground. our researchers are there. and they are able to tell the world. governments real thirsty for that. we ask governments to do something about the abuses. sometimes they are reluctant because human rights are not at the top of their agenda. in those circumstances, part of why they listen to us is because the media pause attention to us. >> yes. >> nobody wants to be embarrassed in the media and all of these governments know that human rights have the capacity to show them when they are terrible abuses and this government cozying up. >> your work, your reporting, getting some solid action and a governmen

their mission according to gover nor jay nixon to provide protection and ensure the safety of the unified command center which was the target of a coordinated attack. >> that will free up law enforcement resources to protect the peaceful protesters. the citizens of ferguson and their property. >> as so many continue the to march to honor the memory of brown and push for answers in the investigation. today brown's family released results from an autopsy they commissioned performed by veteran pathologist dr. michael baden. >> six bullets struck. two may have reentered. three bullets were recovered at the first autopsy. >> reporter: the brown family and witness withes said the unarmed teenager died while trying to surrender while police contend brown arrested the offic -- assaulted the officer that day. it is a source of contention and controversy here. >> there continues to be pressure including a push to speed up the investigation here. tonight nbc news could be presenting evidence to a grand jury. sometime later this week. i'm jay gray. >> are you able at all from your position to assess

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civil war that we're seeing come forth and provide the opportunity for iraq to be able to be safe and govers itself. what's important to note,c that most of the press didn't cover, because they're covering britne spears or something else more important -- >> who 'playing tonight right here at planet hollywood. >> trying to advertise that. is that iraq freed 30 million t people who haveer voted four tis in free and fair elections.ha they've elected a not terribly good prime minister, prime h minister malaki, who is having v difficulties governing, but to those are people who are never r voted before, that have started. their way toward democracy, c which we should haveo continued to support more in 2011. >> you would say then that the s mission was accomplished? >> no, i would say that the mission moved forward toward vi accomplishment and should have been continued in to 11. in the same area, moammar gadhafi decided to abhor his -- which was immediately after thef deposing of saddam hussein and , was an indication of the kinds of influence that the united states has in the world, the respect

. >>> we've got correspondents govering both sides of the con -- covering both sides of the conflict. we'll go to andrew simmonds in gaza for us. andrew, is the ceasefire holding. >> it is. it would appear it's firm right now. if you had asked any palestinian the same question 12 hours ago, they would have been very hesitant because it was a rocky start. there were rockets fired on wednesday night into israeli territory, and three after the midnight deadline. that prompted a response from the israeli forces with at least three air strikes, bombs dropped on open ground. then it all went reasonable quiet, apart from the sound of drones overhead, which is occasionally happening. now - well, people are trying to resume some level of normal life. they are trying to get back to their homes. they are trying to organise themselves, come to terms with the enormity of what they have all been through, and they are also attempting to come to terms with the challenges. the challenges - well, they are too numerous to list. primarily there's the issue of the cost of the living, the extraordinary sit

ted cruz met with a bunch of house members and sort of gover?far, that pson has nt emerged. >> sort of cynically, democrats are playing a bad field in this election. the president's job rating is below 40s, in the 30s in some key battleground states. in addition, people think the country is heading in the wrong direction and the intensity is with republicans in most polls over the democratic voters and the republicans are kicking this away. they've taken an issue which was the administration's responsibility, the brder, any administration'sesponsibility, and all of a sudden they've clouded it up, playing defense, trying to explain it, and steve king, who is theost ardent anti-comprehensive immigration republican of the house, he's chariotling that this is the bill i picked from my menu and that's exactly where i don't want to be. >> all the guts and all the courage are on one side and the policy flows to where the courage and energy is and there's been very little courage on the other side. i might disagree and it's too soon to tell whether this

had done he followed the daily readings of the devotional book of the moravian president and his governess had given him as a child. how excellent were the daily readings he said despite the divide of an ocean leading them in sync with eberhardt sustained a spiritual bond, one to overcome any earthly distance. we are almost there. in the profits chamber, he wrote in fits and starts, over the years he had rarely labored over assignments, sermons, books or letters. writing usually involve the smooth transcription of well organized thoughts. now the subject however seemed more complicated than the mysteries of the incarnate crucified and risen christ. he was trying to understand himself. is it cowardice and weakness to run away from the here and now? i can hardly tear my thoughts away from germany. i am not quite clear about my motives. is that a sign of uncertainty in her dishonesty or is it a sign that god leads us over and beyond our powers of discernment or is it both? i don't know. introspection, and is pursued for him had reduced him to probing the most elementary matters. i wouldn't ha

the us goverment is sending samples every experimental ebola drug z map to that outbreak zone. >>> we still awaiting word on whether or not nascar driver tony stewart, will be charged for the death of sprint car racer kevin ward. authorities questioned stewart twice over the weekend. stewart and ward were racing sprint carson dirt track in up-state new york on saturday. after stewart caused ward to spin out, ward got out of his car to confront the other man on the track. the rear tire of stewart's car struck ward and tossed him through the air. an autopsy found he died from blunt force trauma. >>> the three sailors stranded on sailboat for 24 hours now safe after the coast guard at nearby container ship came to the rescue. a 61 year old man and two, 22 year olds, plucked from their walt he had 42-foot boat off hawaii. that will boat severely damaged by 100-mile per hour winds, left over from hurricane julio. the three are now being treated in honolulu. >>> your time now 6:20, student look to go cut college costs are turning to social media. we'll show you how one website is offering s

these are also countries racked by civil war, poor goverance, porous borders between the countries leavingut nigeria because there has been just one case there. there is a lot of trades between the countries. the other issue that has led to increased transmission is stigma and that's actually what we are dealing with here as well. but, you know, people are not coming, you know, forward for medical attention because they are so afraid. the name literally does strike fear in people for sure. so how have son people been able to survive? people do survive? what's different about them than other people? >> some has to do with on you quickly you come forward for medical attention. those coming later because of stigma, it's sad because they are missing out on some of the potential benefits they could be receiving but the way ebola kills somebody is essentially, it drops your blood pressure so you are not getting adequate perfusion blood to the organs and develop organ failure. it weakens your immune system and can get other infections on top of that. you know, so in those countries, we can provid

the goverance was going to be able to sustain a democracy. we left prematurely. i think president obama is kind of a double wham mcmorries being criticized. i don't think a lot of folks believe he has acted quick enough regarding the itsis threat and lastly, there has been a lot of talk about the possibility of airstrikes against is in syria. nothing from the u.s. on this. but what authority does president obama have to act on this? >> well,'s got the war powers act. he has technically activated that for iraq. he said i am putting in forces to do certain things in iraq. you have seen the astrikes in northern iraq supporting kurds. wh he has to get permission to go in to syria to start conducting military proveficiencies. it requires he report to congress how he intends to use money. >> he has already been given which would be going in to sir 8 i will be on capitol hill meeting with members of congress and staffs. this is going to be something that's going to be debated probably within the next few weeks good to see you, tony. >> thank you. >> in gaza, celebration

. >> governess is still a challenge. seeing an improvement over the last tenures it still has a long way to go. but then to try the six across the continent. but a very good question. have some of the brightest people working at my country. but they may be in bet now. [laughter] but 60 percent are women i spend more on them a than men. women have to deal with a whole shift but rigo beyond that into primary school to explain to children what can be done. it it is the big bank with the international bank. if you are hiring cook could do work for a few paid the same salary? he would work for me because of a more conducive environment to a secondary university because we've learned to treat of a larger pool of african women and i have to tell you some of the most fearsome than i have to work with. >> as you mentioned in your earlier remarks, i share the alliance for a green revolution in africa which is the organization for development of security through the farmers. so here are the statistics over 70 percent of the food gr

going to be -- he is now through this unity government going to be responsible for the day to day goverance in gaza or at least in the crossing areas when are there will be allotted of responsibility. it's go to be difficult not to come to blows with hamas over some of these issues if they really do try to exercise authority in gaza above hamas and the other thing is, he has to watch how hamas might try to use the unity government to gain a foot hold in the west bank. they tried to do that and both the pa and the israelis stopped them violently and politically in the past few weeks, couple of months, but they are still, i think, trying to use this agreement, i think really to pass responsibility parts of gaza on to somebody else namely the pa and get back in to the west bank where the action is. if they think that's where the action is, they are right. >> what an interesting development. that you were for joining us. a pleasure to see you? >> thank you. >> a senior fellow at the american task force on palestine. >> russian platt vladimir putin and petro poroshenko shook hands tuesday before

with the health security, to deal with food security, to deal with peace and security issues, good goversiness leaders in town, and there is a real thirst to get more involved and invested in africa. 6 of the 10 fastest growing economies of the world are in africa. the president is taking advantage of that. this is a major under taking. >> very quickly on the isra israel/gaza cease-fire, supposed to start 8:00 a.m. israel time tomorrow morning. do you think it will work this sniem. >> time? >> wolf, it should. israel has achieved its core objectives in gaza. it's dealt with the tunnels. it's able to deal with the roblgts outside of gaza if it has to. the burden is on hamas i think to demonstrate it will live up to the cease-fire. nen there's an opportunity to get to 0 a more durable cease-fire and deal with some of the underlying issues. it has to start with israel's security, dealing much more definitively with the rockets, with the tunnels over time, but also dealing with the development of gaza so that people can live under different conditions. >> tony blinken, you've got a lot going

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