the hamas officials are saying that most of those who were killed were civilians. they speak of more than 30 people who were killed today alone. fred pleitgen, cnn, gaza. >>> all right. we switch to other stories for you after the break. coming up -- anger and protests over efforts to contain ebola in liberia. we'll look at details on this in a second. ge warranty on a certified pre-owned mercedes-benz? what does it mean to drive as far as you want... for up to three years... and be covered? it means your odometer... is there to record... the memories. during the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event now through september 2nd, you'll get complimentary pre-paid maintenance and may qualify for a two-month payment credit. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. >>> welcome back. senegal is now closing off its border with guinea in an effort to prevent the spread of the deadly ebola virus. >> senegalese state media says the country's also closing its air and sea borders to sierra leone and liberia. meanwhile, two american patients receiving treatment for

i know one hamas official had told -- was quoted in a turkish -- by turkish media saying they had captured a soldier. now hamas is saying -- or at least their political wing is saying they don't have any information about it. what can you tell us? >> reporter: we have information from both the political wing based here in gaza. also a written statement from the al cast sam brigade. neither claim responsibility for the capture of this israeli soldier. al cassom military wing states there was a firefight with the military. they clearly blame israel for trying to dance closer to raffa, beyond its own front lines. the cease-fire agreement should have been a cease-fire in place with no advance by either side. but no claim of responsibility for capturing that soldier. that raises the question, are they buying time to get him to a secure location or is it perhaps one of the other militant factions, such as islamic jihad who we know operated in that zone and have tunnels that perhaps have taken him prisoner, or perhaps is his body still somewhere out there in the combat zone, anderson. >> or do th

one hamas official talking to a turkish media head said they did have a soldier, then telling cnn that they have no information about that. what do you know? >> well, when i spoke to a hamas spokesman earlier today, he denied that hamas captured this soldier. but interesting in the president's comments there, because as you say, unequivocal support for israel, but also unequivocal blame for hamas in this case. although the president identified what is an alarming possibility, in that hamas does not have control over all the militant factions in gaza. islamic, jihad and other groups there. and that's a real problem. who do you negotiate with in the short term for the release of this israeli soldier? in the medium term for a cease-fire? but longer-term for something last, a longer-term cease-fire, any sort of agreement. if hamas does not have control, then who sits at the other side of the table? and that's a real problem going forward. and it's not the first time we have dealt with this. questions about who took that soldier, there are also questions about who took and killed those thre

. >>> and defense forces claim they have killed a top hamas official, back in a moment with all the details. kelley blue book... it's the trusted resource. and now, kbb.com has a whole new way to help you decide on your next new car by showing you what really matters. use 5-year cost to own to compare the long term cost of maintenance, insurance and gas. read reviews. woman: gas milage is awesome. from actual owners and kelley blue book experts. and get the full picture on what it's like to own the cars you're considering kbb.com . >>> tensions do appear to be -- during the regular police briefing just a short time ago. >> for the second day in a row, there were no restrictions on traffic flow on we. it would appear peace the being restored in ferguson. >> 18-year-old michael brown's funeral will be held monday in st. louis, of which ferguson is a suburb. among the estimated 5,000 people expected to attend are three officials from the white house. >> peace in ferguson, at least for the moment seems to have been restored. on sunday, michael brown senior, the father of that 18-year-old unarme

they did not say anything about capturing an iz rally soldier or official. >> hamas claims that the israeliscal officials say more than 60 people were killed and hundreds wounded. the united nations says it has no independent means to verify exactly what happened. but the united states is backing israel's version of events. >> we have and i have unequivocally condemned hamas and the palestinian factions that were responsible for killing two israeli soldiers and abducting a third almost minutes after a saes-fire had been announced. >> middle east experts believe that one thing is clear, with the collapse of another saes-fire and the apparent capture of an israeli soldier, this deadly conflict is likely to drag on even longer with devastating consequences for the region and the world. tonight another palestinian militant group in gaza also denying capturing that israeli soldier. let's go live to ga do now. you went to rafa in southern gaza -- >> just another air strike just in the distance. story wolf, if i can interrupt, there was an air strike. this is the secondary strike we've had in the l

you have other officials in hamas. hamas official said even though they have not reached an agreement, they are willing to talk but then you have the message from hamas's military wing before the official cease-fire was over indicating they're prepared to fight. we do know that the israelis have 17 rockets being fired in. islamic jihad taking responsibility for those particular rockets. so a lot of confusion but that's not unusual since a cease fire. >> you get the idea that each side is waiting to see what the other sides do. within this delegation you get the sense that they're waiting to see what the other refractions do. i don't think anyone wants another scale. there are growing since that that's where we're headed if the negotiations don't resume. >> that seems to be the worrying point here, the factions on the palestinian side aren't necessarily as cohesive as they were. is that your interpretation? >> it's hard to say. when you talk to them here in cairo they repeatedly claim they're unified. we'll find out in

palestinian authorities say a senior hamas official was killed in the attack.n all, seven people died during israeli airstrikes into gaza today pushing the death toll close to 2000 palestinians. the scene is different innitsis. beaches are crowded and life appears almost no, ma'amal despite the fact that palestinan fighters fired about 30 roblts into israel today. many of them intercepted by the iron dome. for more let's go to jerusalem. jane, the palestinians say that the talks were underway that israel does not resume the negotiations about gaza. any response from israel? >> reporter: no response, richelle, today from the israeli side. essentially what's going to be most important is what happens tomorrow on sunday. how will the israelis respond to those demands by initially by hamas? that was taken on as an official policy by the palestinian delegation today saying if they don't return tomorrow to the negotiations that they would basically collapse, that would be the very end of these negotiations. they left on friday whenever the israelis left on friday whe

and a hamas official reported to be among the victims. we are reportings story of rockets coming into israel. >>> rights of calm has been taking hold in ferguson, missouri. a diverse group of protestors marched peacefully through the streets today. meantime, president obama is sending three white house aides to attend the funeral services tomorrow. this more than two weeks after brown's controversial fatal shooting by a police officer. we're live in st. louis now with the latest on the eve of brown's services. how we doing, mike? >> reporter: in this event at forest park in st. louis has gotten a lot of attention this weekend. it's called peace fest. going up on stage will be the parents of trayvon martin. they will be joined by the parents of mike brown. we're watching the stage to see when they take the stage and microphone. it's an unstructured event. all of this in advance of the funeral for mike brown. more than two weeks after he was killed, he will be laid to rest. three white house aides will be in attendance at that ruin ral. rev

. >>> hamas says it has executed 17 people it accuses of collaborating of israel. they ordered the executions according to security officialse. these deaths follow the killing of three senior hamas commanders by israel yesterday. jane ferguson has the latest, and a warning the images in this story are graphic. >> reporter: eleven took place in the early hours, seven more have taken place. you can still see the remanents of what has been left behind. these are hoods that were put over the heads of people before they were shot here on the street. it's an extremely grim scene and further down the street more examples of blood. some plastic gloves that may have been discarded by the executioners here is. there are four hoods that have been left behind in the street here. and some of the sandals potentially of those executed. but it's an extremely grim scene here. the factions came together and formed a revolutionary court as they called it, hamas, the islamic jihad and other factions, and they said they found these people guilty of collaborating with the israelis. what they mean by that is giving the israelis information that t

say 3 bodies were found under ruins of one mosque including remains of senior hamas official. islamic militants resumed rocket attacks before a truce expireden ending the month-long con nribt. police responded to demonstration in central liberia today as crowds protested alleged collection of ebola victims' bodies. the outbreak first emerged in new guinea in march. the deadly virus spread to lie beer yarks sierra leone and any year yax the death toll stands 961. world health organization declared situation international health emergency yesterday. >>> meantime ebola outbreak was on mind of members of the west african community in southwest philadelphia tonight. natives gathered for a cookout to raise awareness about the cis ace infecting their loved ones at home. 30 people killed during this outbreak are from sierra leone. >> a hero from camden county was welcomed home today in a big way. neighbors holding flags cheered as lance corporal andrew galano. he joined the marines 2 years ago and just returned from tour in afghanistan. august 9 is named andrew galiani day. >> this h

hamas officials have hinted they will resume firing rockets into israel if the talks break down. israel withdrew its ground forces from gaza on tuesday after the cease-fire took effect, but it has left most of them on standby just outside the enclave. thousands of palestinians matched in gaza in support of hamas. >> translator: i want the palestinian delegation to negotiate properly. >> one demonstrator held up a banner saying the israelis won't gain through diplomacy what they couldn't obtain on the battlefield. more than 1,800 palestinians have been killed in the fighting. and more than 60 israeli soldiers. >>> aid workers are continuing to run shelters for the tens of thousands of residents who've lost their homes or fled and say life for the refugees may never be the same again. nhk world's akira saheki has more. >> reporter: this is one of many schools run by the united nations. 1,000 people have been taking shelter here. a truce is holding right now, but they don't know where to go. many of the refugees come from gaza's shujaia district. it's one of the areas hit hardest by

now, following on from that, there were varied messages from hamas officials, but the majority of them were quite pessimistic, but then in the background, our sources in hamas and, indeed, in cairo, have suggested that there is some means of getting an extension or there was some means of getting an extension together. now that did not come to fruition with a statement. but whether or not there is still some possibility of talking going on remains unclear, it's a very cloudy picture as to where we are at right now. but certainly there isn't a fuel resumption of hostilities, but there is obviously a big level of tension here. >> andrew, thank you very much for that. that's our correspondent andrew simmons joining us from gaza. >>> let's move onto other news now. and u.s. president barack obama has authorized air strikes to tagger sunni rebels in air rack, he wants to there are out fight presser the islamic state and aid of thousands of gentleman seed is trapped in a mountain us reason region, here are the details. >> one iraqi cried to the world there is no one coming to help. well, tod

a senior hamas officials says an open cease fire is reached with israel. it was announced on egyptian state television just minutes ago, following a night of strikes on several apartment buildings in gaza. more than 25 people were hurt in the barrage of rocket fire, the united states has begun surveillance flights over syria. the information gathered could pave the way for strikes in the clearer picture of islamic state officials operating in syria. until now president barack obama has resisted military action in syria but it may shift after the execution of james foley. >>> the trial continues for the woman accused of kidnapping a girl from her classroom. they spoke of their panic once they realized the girl was gone. she was kidnapped by a woman in muslim garb. she is expected to testify in the case. >>> atlantic police officer was killed when his motorcycle collided with a suv in franklin township, gloucester county, chopper 6 was above the crash on tuckahoe road yesterday afternoon. sergeant charles adams, a 20-year veteran was killed in the crash. >>>

hamas officials according to the journal of palestinian studies reported that at least 160 children have been killed digging the tunnels. there is something funnel mentally wrong here. hamas is sacrificing it's people, sacrificing it's people, and it should not be allowed to get away with it. these are tragedies. the loss of a single child is a tragedy. the loss of mothers, women, children, is a tragedy. this puts responsibility squarely where it belongs. the responsibility for this tragedy belongs with hamas. it's a deliberate strategy. >> the last question will be from the "washington post." >> you mentioned secretary kerry supporting demilitarization. what will israel do to move in that direction? >> first of all, i had a very good conversation with john, with secretary kerry today. we work very closely with him and with the u.s. administration, with president obama throughout this operation and before. there are reports of substance of tone of our relationship distorted. they don't capture the essence of the common values that bind our governments together. i appreciate the support t

including a hamas official. dozens of rockets have been fired. >> israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu warned that the intensive will continue until their aims are achieved. there is lit of of a vast central shopping district left. this district is bombarded by the israeli military. the area housed many small shops, dozens of businesses destroyed. >> it's an attack on the palestinian economy. it's an attack on the people relying on this place. this is a civilian area. there's no fighters, no rockets, nothing of the sort. >> reporter: al jazeera was filming the aftermath of one air strike when another hit. also on saturday, in gaza city, the remains of an apartment building that stood 14 storeys high. the israeli military said hamas fighters prited out of the building. people living here denied this. residents were warned by israelis to leave. this woman lost everything. she returned the next day, desperate to find some of her family's belongings. >> translation: the kid were downstairs, the dipper was read

a senior hamas official now claims a brigade was behind the kidnapping of three israeli teens this summerhamas at the time neither confirmed nor denied being involved. the statement was made to a group of international scholars in turkey. >>> more protests in the streets of yemen. tens of thousands of people flooded the capitol friday. they are calling for the government to resign today and for fuel prices to be cut. >>> russian convoys have crossed the border into ukraine, a move that kiev officials are calling an invasion. earlier today, 34 russian trucks crossed the separatists-controlled check point. they say 90 others are on their way. ukraine claims not all of the trucks were properly inspected. the government is assuming the convoys are carrying military supplies for rebel fighters. russia says it's humanitarian aid. neve barker has more. >> reporter: there have been some real concerns from the ukrainian side that these trucks may well be used to help separatists fighters in the city of luhansk, and some of those trucks may even make it down to the city of donetsk. together with vo

in an about-face, hamas officials say they're prepared to continue talks but israel says it will not negotiate while under fire. >> the fighting has started again and with it, this all too familiar sight. this israeli family had just returned to their house near the border to gaza when sirens forced them back to the air raid shelter. >> honestly, it's quite depressing. we want quiet. we want them to have quiet. we want to be their friends. >> israel says palestinian militants fired at least 18 rockets from gaza shortly after the truce expired. hamas rejected the idea of extending the cease fire, saying israel must first meet their demands. before the truce ended, a representative of the group's armed wing said hamas were ready to keep fighting. they want to bring israeli cities to a standstill, he said. israeli warplanes hit targets across gaza in response to the rocket fire. one palestinian child was reported killed. israel says it won't return to peace talks until hamas stops firing rockets. >> when hamas broke the cease-fire, when hamas launched rockets and mortar shells at isra

there is word that israel's prime minister ordered negotiators to return home and that hamas officials declared talks are over. >>> and today, pope francis is morning the death of three of his relatives who died in a car crash in argentina. the pope's nephew and family were in a car that slammed into the back of a truck. the pope's great nephews who were two years old and eight months old and the children's mother were all killed. the nephew survived. pope francis is deeply shaken and is asking all who share in his grief to unite with him in prayer. >>> tragedy in yosemite. a man falls to his death hours after proposing to his girlfriend. the plans to remember him. >>> another cool start to the day. the clouds are going away and drizzle is clear. rosemary orosco will be here to tell you when dry, warmer weather will arrive. >> and following a massive wildfire that forced more than 1,000 people to evacuate. we'll hear from witnesses about the destructive nature of the fire. . >>> a suspicious device was determined to be a pvc pipe. the bomb squad was called to the phillip burton federal

. >> we just heard from a senior hamas official. all options were still on the table, including the resumption of these indirect talks. that is more or less the same position of the head of the palestinian delegation. he said last night that yes, they would leave in the morning andment come back to the west bank, but they -- they did not withdraw from the talks. the position of the palestinian delegation all along was that they have put forward to the egyptians a -- a -- a new, modified proposal for the egyptians to pass to the israelis, and they were waiting for a response from the israelis. that hasn't come yet. now the palestinians say if there is an answer from the israelis, they are willing to return to cairo. >> thank you hoda. >>> at least 34 civilians and 9 soldiers have been killed in the last 24 hours as ukraine battles pro-russian separatists in the east. the ukrainian military is trying to surround the largest city under rebel control. some residents have tried to escape the fighting. others have taken refuge in their ba

. >>> a senior hamas official said to be among tha series of air s today. israel says militants have fired 70 rockets since the three-day cease-fire collapsed. more on these and rest of your headlines coming your way at the top of the hour right here on "america's news headquarters." join us. >>> surprise, surprise, you better take a good look at your next food bill. a restaurant in minneapolis, minnesota, already adding a minimum wage fee to customers' bills and now there's fear it will spread across the country because this is what fast food protesters are demanding. higher pay. john, you called it, myself. >> likewise, we've been talking about this on this show for months now. this is a small business with two dozen employees. the owner is estimating the increase could cost him $10,000. that's after tax. that's more like having to make $15,000 in pretax and preregulation dollars. as we always talk about there's no such thing as a free lunch when it comes to economics. when you use the government gun to force employers to pay more, the customer always pay

israeli airstrikes hit a mosque in gaza killing a senior hamas official. israel said 70 rockets have been fired from gaza since friday. 1900 people had been killed in gaza most of them civilians. >>> in ukraine activists clash with city workers trying to clear barricades from independent square. >>> from cape town to the cat walk africa fashion week kicks off in london showing off some of arc' africa's best designers. >> reporter: africa fashion week london gets bigger. two days of continuous cat walk shows. 50 designers. some of them making debuts. some of them well established, and they come from every corner of africa. on the fringes dozens of suppliers, start ups and models all eager for connections and exposure to their brands and get their reputation out of africa. it's a long way from home in one of the world's biggest fashion capitols. >> african fashion week is a fashion evolution. you can't ignore it. it's everywhere. if you go into the mainstream shops, most of their prints now are inspired by africa. >> reporter: and the africa influence on the

hamas officials have reportedly offered to extend the cease-fire if israel lifted the blockade around gaza and released a number of militant prisoners. israel rejected that offer and dozens of rockets have been fired since then. israel after holding its fire for a while has officially begun to retaliate with, quote, force. meaning that air strikes and tanks and artillery fire will be used. the sense coming out of the talks, betty, was that israel seemed willing to discuss humanitarian issues like the opening of the border crisis for ga gazans but wouldn't bend at all on the security issues. so the israeli defense forces says it once again will strike at targets about across gaza strip and rockets are once again sounding throughout the southern region of israel. back to you. >> thank you, jim. things are rapidly changing, as well. a cell just downgraded to a tropical storm. a cell is 50 miles a i way i from hawaii with speeds of 70 miles per hour. meanwhile, hurricane julio is now a category 3 hurricane. let's bring in nbc's mike taibbbi. what's happening there? >> yeah, betty, that wa

according to officials, there was progress coming into gaza, with a buffer zone created between gaza and israel. forces moving in instead of hamas, and officials moving into that border where some of the rockets were being fired. also n. the area now, gaza can't effectively go beyond ten nautical miles. but fundamentally, the two are as far apart as ever. israel wants the demilitarization of gaza, and that's not going to happen. they have thousands of rockets, and ham as wants the israeli siege lifted and israel is not willing to let that happen. the two sides are very far apart. and if we can get them back to the table. if they can each go to a month and a half of fighting, but again, right now, there's no sign that that negotiation is right now. >> nick schifrin from jerusalem. thank you, and now for more stories from around the world. we begin in liberia, where the 17 missing ebola patients who escaped from a clinic over the weekend have been found and placed back in quarantine. they escaped when the clinic was looted by an armed mob and stole sheets and mattresses that could further spread the disease. the death follow has n

other senior hamas officials deliberately shelter among civilians and in hospitals. i can go on and on. this is a clear strategic decision on the part of hamas to make it look as if it's just civilians who are being attacked when it's not the case. >> yeah. >> it's israel being attacked. >> it's not clear. >> and just to point out to the listeners, you're reading your own copy. >> that's right. >> you put that in your publication. >> my own editorial. >> it's not clear that hamas is even in control of everything. you know, the islamic jihad movement is alive and well in gaza, and, you know, we could spend a lot of time litigating who is more right and yong on all of these various points. what happens now is going to be a rebuilding in gaza. do they -- are they going to rebuild it so another five years is another one of these war reps in israel, israel destroys it? i think there is a real push on the part of the administration to try to bring the parties together to take this to use a cliche, to another level and try to find some sort of enduring -- >> sure. >> and i a

and at least 35 palestinians are killed according to a hamas official.his as a massive search for a lieutenant who was dragged and missing from that same tunnel. and now congress is to replace the crucial iron dome missile defense system. >> and in the country a huge marijuana a haul in tennessee. officials found 37,000 plants in a remote field worth nearly $40 mi million. the pot has since been destroyed and no arrests have been made, and authorities say that one person seems to be operating the drug farm, but he had a lot of help. i'm kelly wright, and now back to "cavuto on business." >>> well, no pain, no gain is fine i guess for a workout, but not so fine if you are trying to work out of the russian mess, because when america and the friends in europe put the economics smackdown on vladimir putin and company, they seem to keep putting the smackdown on themselves, so they dial it back which is why vlad is not so mad. charles payne? >> and wait until winter comes. i understand that president obama can tell the europeans, hey, get tougher, guys, and ge

and as the war drags on, hamas officials are calling israel's attacks a massacre and a war crime saying israel prevented the evacuation of the wounded to hospitals after a punishing assault on cities across southern gaza. israel says its operation is aimed at destroying tunnels, like this one uncovered by soldiers inside gaza. used to penetrate across the border to attack israeli civilians. it also claims hamas used a similar tunnel to ambush its soldiers yesterday. but in gaza a different plea. we found a 10-year-old sifting through the rubble of her family home. her home destroyed when israel struck the building next door, killing her grandparents and her three uncles. she knows war all too well. the israelis didn't warn us. we didn't receive evacuation calls or even a warning shot, she tells me. on the street where she used to play, nothing but rubble. at 10 years old she has survived three wars. for god's sake, please, enough, enough. but her calls for this war to end will for now go unanswered. this evening hamas has responded to prime minister netanyahu saying that any unilateral

eight am in moscow good to have you with us our top story this hour israeli and hamas officials have agreed to a new seventy two hour ceasefire brokered by egypt that should come into effect in an hour's time a previous three day truce ended soon after it started and yesterday hamas accused israel of breaching its own partial ceasefire by bombing a gaza refugee camp. officials say that a year old girl was killed thirty people injured in the attack here some pictures from gaza city taken to shortly after israel announced the ceasefire monday people clearing rubble from a bond house. operation called protective edges it is the deadliest israeli offensive in years the number of palestinians killed in gaza since the beginning of july approaching one thousand nine hundred sixty seven israelis have also lost their lives in the fighting we spoke to doctors without borders adviser michel back from gaza's main hospital. you know gas is a very small. seven. so it's one point seven million people living in very small. and still even. every night. sent. to camp has been shelled and i just passed

hamas officials said the strikes hit houses, mosks, and training sites. egyptian led efforts to secure long-term cease-fire are now in doubt as officials said israeli team would not rejoin negotiations unless rocket fire from gaza stops. >>> and eight firefighters meantime who suffered burns while battling wild fire in northern california have now been released from the hospital. the crew was injured on friday night, while fighting the fire in medseeno county. evacuation ordered erred. flames threatening buildings and homes across six communities. blaze broke out july 30th after lightning strike. >>> now, a judge denies general motors motion to dismiss wrongful death case against the auto maker. a trial date is now set for april 2016. the family of a 29 year old nurse who died in 2010 in a car crash near atlanta sued gm, alleging that a faulty ignition switch unexpectedly shut off the engine and caused her to lose control. they settled last year with gm for $5 million. but this case exposed how the auto maker let millions of cars stay on the road even aft

hamas officials had reportedly offered to extend the cease-fire if israel lifted the blockade around gaza and released a number of militant prisoners. israel reportedly rejected that offer and then dozens of rockets began to be fired at israel. initially it held its fire, but then israel since officially retaliated "with force," meaning air strikes and fire by tanks, gunboats, and artillery. since coming out of the talks, dara, it was that israel seemed willing to discuss humanitarian issues like the opening of the border crossings for gazans to improve they are living conditions, but just wouldn't bend on security issues, especially as demand to demilitaryize gaza. the israeli defense forces say it is now striking forces across the gaza strip, and rocket sirens are, again, sounding throughout the southern region of israel. the peace talks, dara, while not completely dead, are looking pretty desperate. back to you. >> jim maceda live in tel aviv. thank you so much. >>> things are rapidly changing in hawaii. iselle has been downgraded to a tropical storm. it's now 50 miles away from h

some hamas officials say rocket attacks will resume in three days of negotiations brokered by egypt no were the militants one of the blockade of gaza lifted but israel says its closure is necessary to prevent arms smuggling the previous seventy two hour truce and on friday at least twenty palestinians have been killed since then even though the intensity of the fighting diminished the conflict has cemented anger among people on both sides of the border tariff here in our reports. since the latest israel gaza conflict began there's been a spike in racial violence and tension between jews and arabs throughout both the occupied territories and his relit so the army installed that system of checkpoints here in two thousand and six now thousands of palestinians who live in the west bank but work inside israel must queue from dawn to reach their workplaces for business hours their attitude to us since the war began has changed completely they have become more aggressive even now when we try to find transport to get to work there's discrimination in new york he pined west bank civilians conti

gaza day after a fragile cease fire with hamas crumbled three bodies including one of a senior hamas official were fond under the ruins of a mosque in total three mosques were destroyed overnight as really warplanes continued strikes on palestinian territories fighting erupted on friday reaching a brief in the month long conflict which has claimed up to nine hundred palestinian lives and sixty seven israelis. the renewed violence an increasing death toll has triggered widespread protests across the globe hoary fear reports for r t from ramallah in the west bank where one of the fiercest clashes took place. behind me palestinian use caution with israeli troops many have just buried their relative and friend twenty year old mohammad al qatari who was killed yesterday by a gunshot to his heart in clashes with israeli soldiers this side an illegal settlement nearby here and earlier this morning another palestinian man a middle aged man succumbed to his wounds sustained in sept for clashes in the south west bank yesterday hamas said cool for a day of rage and thousands of palestinians came out yes

gaza a day after a fragile cease fire with hamas crumbled three bodies including one of a senior hamas official were found and the ruins of a mosque in total three mosques or were destroyed overnight as israeli warplanes continued strikes on palestinian territories fighting erupted on friday a brief calm in the month long conflict which has claimed a two hundred one thousand nine hundred palestinian lives and sixty seven israelis the death toll triggered a worldwide protest against israeli military aggression in gaza it is more in a culture where reports from the streets of london where one of these rallies is underway. thousands of gathered here at b.b.c.'s waters it was our say this is the biggest rally to date in support of the palestinian people to rally started here because we are protests against what they say is the b.b.c.'s on their bias already the blogs like in gaza talk the first time they're your father back because they feel that their message is not being heard the b.b.c. you know presenting facts if you want to go now that they're not moving over to the worst embassy would all be

gaza a day after a fragile cease fire with hamas crumbled three bodies including one of a senior hamas official with found among the ruins of a mosque in total three miles away destroyed overnight as israeli warplanes continued strikes on palestinian territories fighting erupted on friday reaching a brief calm in of the month long conflict which has claimed three one thousand nine hundred palestinian lives and sixty seven israelis the death toll triggered worldwide protests against israeli military aggression in gaza or does that worry because of what joins us live now from the streets of london where one of these rallies is underway merino you are in the thick of that crowd right now what's the mood like the. right. now says that the russians are saying. that this is really a road to. the syrian border. say that this is bridges are there was. there here. you know that the message is. there right now wrote those are the towards the sea because they want to run the risk government to stop supplying weapons to israel and this is actually worth thirty landing from the british government as far as

the country that's less than two hours now before a temporary cease fire between israel and hamas officially expire as early as six people were killed in gaza after a you saw a window after a few times to dismantle it an associated press journalist and his translator are among the dead but instead home to the town of badly here in the north of gaza the threat to bring new violence is looming large is no solution is found to tough negotiations in cairo between both sides of the rip. israel tentatively agreed to allow some supplies into gaza and to relax curbs on cross border movement the war has been the bloodiest in years killing almost two thousand palestinians and sixty seven is right. on these updates twenty four seven figure tips l.t. don't call after the break we asked the question is the u.s. when he would global information war will people of ells us get anyway because they disguise what we enjoy that that's an international issue in the u.k. should returns we view going underground. that nixon decided to close the gold window and turn the monster a system into a painting on a dollar

some hamas officials say rocket attacks will resume in three days if negotiations brokered by egypt leave no work the militants won the blockade of gaza lifted but israel says its closure is necessary to prevent arms smuggling the previous seventy two hour truce and that on friday and at least twenty palestinians have been killed since them. many gaza residents are using the cease fire as an opportunity to return it to their devastated homes as they searched for their belongings in the rubble some of them found messages from israeli soldiers this one for example reads pursuit your enemy until you catch and destroy him and this one is particularly tasteless welcome dear guests it says this house was thoroughly remodeled we hope you like it. a lot of the wall of the workpiece was written in large letters even without these mocking insults the conflict is semantic anger among people on both sides of the border as harry fear now reports. since the latest israel gaza conflict began there's been a spike in racial violence and tension between jews and arabs throughout both your keep high territo

hamas officials say three senior military leaders were just killed in an israeli air strike in the gaza strip. dozens of people were also trapped in the ruble of a building targeted bias rail. >>> it was a more peaceful night in ferguson, missouri after two weeks of violent protests there. six people were taken in custody last night but police did not fire any tear gas. u.s. attorney general eric holder met with community members and fbi investigators yesterday. a grand jury also began hearing evidence in the shooting death of michael brown. but it could take weeks to determine if whether or not to charge officer darren wilson in brown's death. >>> closer to home, dozens peacefully marched from love park to philadelphia police headquarters last night. they are calling for justice, in brown's death. some say they are concerned about the growing tensions between police and citizens, in ferguson. viciousl, still a attack when a man is sucker punched inside a local chinese restaurant. we have surveillance video that police want to you see. >>> neighbors are on edge after a rash of break ins