do we take out hamas u, because they essential hate the u.s. and waged war on us, and what about north korea? my gosh, we can't stand up to defend israel as one of the allies and now go into the iraq. and it does not make sense and above and beyond all of that and the point that chuck makes, we are broke, and we can't afford it. so i say that we have to come down, brenda, with the 60% that prefers we stay home on this. >> and jonas, what about cutting off buying the saudi oil? would that help to take away the power of isis? >> unless we can put the price of oil down to $20/barrel which is going to send us into a huge recession, but the problem with the bombing strikes is that are we then their number one enemy forever? it seems that is not the best technique as a long term to protect americans from terrorism. >> and by the way, john layfield has my vote for president. good going. >> all right. >> thank you, tracy. from illegal to entitled and what the government just mandated for thousands of illegal minors that could cost legal americans a bun

they come to gaza strip for the sake the mowing the lawn as they say, which is to reduce the u capabilities of hamas, they end up exactly with the opposite. with a growing, if you will, growing the lawn, growing the military capabilities of hamas. >> i have to take a break right there. we are going take a short break and when we come back, we'll close our conversation on hamas and the future of the conflict between israel and gaza after this. this is "inside story." stay with us. which side of the fence are you on? borderland, tomorrow at 9 eastern, only on al jazeera america. >> you're watching "inside story" on al jazeera america. today the president of the united states blamed hamas for the collapse of the cease-fire and said a peace deal was impossible without the release of the captured israeli soldier. we just have a few minutes left. as you head to cairo, i know it's in the nature of being a negotiator that you have a certain amount of built-in optimism can you defeat that pessimism that you heard from barack obama this afternoon? he sounded very dubious that a cease-fire can be put back toge

they come to gaza strip for the sake the mowing the lawn as they say, which is to reduce the u capabilities of hamas, they end up exactly with the opposite. with a growing, if you will, growing the lawn, growing the military capabilities of hamas. >> i have to take a break right there. we are going take a short break and when we come back, we'll close our conversation on hamas and the future of the conflict between israel and gaza after this. this is "inside story." stay with us. continues tonight. >> we have been hearing a lot of tank shelling coming from where we are, here. >> every single one of these buildings shook violently. >> for continuing coverage of the israeli / palestinian conflict, stay with al jazeera america, your global news leader. >> this, is what we do. >> al jazeera america. >> you're watching "inside story" on al jazeera america. today the president of the united states blamed hamas for the collapse of the cease-fire and said a peace deal was impossible without the release of the captured israeli soldier. we just have a few minutes left. as you head to cairo, i know it's in the

i also think u it is important to remember that hamas acts extraordinary irresponsibly when it is deliberately citing rocket launchers in population centers. putting populations at risk because of that particular military strategy. now, having said all that, i have also expressed my distress at what's happened to innocent civilians, including women and children, during the course of this process, and i'm very glad that we have at least temporarily achieved a cease-fire. the question now is how do we build on this temporary cessation of violence and move forward in a sustainable way. we intend to support the process that's taking place in egypt. i think the short-term goal has to be to make sure that rocket launchers do not resume. that the work that the israeli government did in closing off these tunnels has been completed, and that we are now as a consequence of this conflict. long term there has to be a recognition that gaza cannot sustain itself permanently closed off from the world and incapable of providing some opportunity, jobs, economic growth, for the population that lives there, part

this is not a cease-fire, this is not an agreement with hamas, and that will have to come much further along the way with the help of eaegypt, the u states and others to make sure that next time there is an agreement that is actually honored by hamas, although 0 it's very difficult to see the very dishonorable people honoring anything. >> ambassador, i want to 0 talk to you about that real quickly. there are some who would criticize israel for its actions in terms of firing weapons or rockets into the gaza area and so much loss of civilian life in gaza compared to the lack of civilian life being lost, for lack of a better word, in israel. so how do you address the criticism that comes against the israeli government and israeli military for carrying out these kinds of launches of -- going against targets in gaza to root out the tunnels as well as missile systems, innocent people being killed in the pro sesz? >> well, you know, i feel pretty confident that i do not have to apologi apologize, definitely not to fox news, for not being able to -- >> i'm not asking for an apology, sir. >> no 0, , no. i'm sure that you don't expect me an

it must happen if we are going too defeat the obama agenda and send harry reid packing. p÷úñ >> hamass a pattern of deliberately violating cease fires. if hamas violates the cease-fire, israelis are ready to respond. >> if the peace hold for 72 hours it will be the longest break since the violence started. bill: senator roberts is the latest incumbent to hold off a tea party challenger. both candidates are calling for party unity. >> we cannot afford a fractured party. the stakes are jt too high. >> something has gone terribly wrong in washington and we have to do something about it. we have to change washington. but we have to be that change. bill: in washington's 7th district, dave trott was the winner. i talked to herman cain about what all this means today. herman cain, welcome back to america's newsroom. how are you? what do you think of the strength of the tea party after watching the outcome we watched last night ins? >> the tea party movement is alive and well. i never expected tea party-backed candidates as some people like to call them to take congress by storm. there have b

u consulate in irbil. egyptian brokered talks between israel and hamas stalled... as smoke billowed from gaza today -- israel refuses to participate until rocket fi from gaza stops. that didnt happen -- cross border stris from both sides continued throughout the day. israel d no casualties...but eight palestinians were killed... new york and other cities worldwide, tens of thousands turned out to protest isra's bombing of gaza. in nagasaki, japan today, a ceremony marked the 69th anniversary of the 1945 drog of the atomic bomb. peace bell ringing. an american plane dropped t bomb just three days after a similar attack on hiroshima....to force a jape surrender. they did, ending world war two. today, a list with names of more than 3- thousand victims was placedn the memorial. u-s ambassador to japan, caroline kennedy, was among the offis who honored the victims. it's been 40 years since president richard nixon made this historic announcement: :11"i have never been a qui. to leave office before my tm is up is abhorrent to every instinct in my body. but as president, i

hamas agrees to it. the latest strike killed at least 10 people at a u-n school in gaza today. a nearby israeli airstrike caused the deaths. a u-n official says the israeli defense force is ignoring precaution and control when engaging in attacks against gaza. arguably, two of the biggest problems facing california right now might be the drought, and the economy. not a bad time for home energy efficiency experts to hold a conference in san francisco. kron four got a sneak peak a new line of gadgets aimed at helping people cut down on water and electricity use. a new line of high-efficiency bulbs are already on the market. unlike c-f-l's, these don't have any mercury in them. and finally! a simple solution to wasting water while waiting for shower water to heat up. a three dollar, hot water temperature card can help cut back on your energy bill. it measures how hot your water is, and shows you right away how hist much money you can save for every degree cooler you turn down your water heater. a new san francisco-based start up has been generating quite a bit of buzz from women l

. >> the blame lies with hamas using civilians as human shields. retired u.s. army general says a.m. uation is part of u.s. policy for supporting israel, but the weapons used were never planned for urban areas. >> for artillery and mortars, you can fire several miles away. you don't have the resolution of knowing exactly what you're going to hit. >> reporter: this school illustrates the awful reality. the israelis say they were fired on, they fired back and there may have been stray israeli fire. >> we are operating under the understanding that there are civilians in the area. we're doing that with the knowledge of the commanders. >> the israelis say their senior commanders are involved in any decision to strike a target and they are investigating attacks where civilians have been killed. barbara starr, cnn the pentagon. >>> the u.n. plans to use the 72-hour lull in fighting to move desperately needed supplies into gaza. a journalist joins me via skype from gaza city. about the cease-fire, does it feel positive to you being there. >> yes. i see the ocean now and i see boats for the fir

hamas se ocupan de esta tregua. >> estados unidos se prepara para repatriar a dos ciudadanos infectados con virus del Ébola. ya volvemos. úco que necesitan. debido al brote del virus del Ébola, mÁs de 700 personas han perdido la vida en África. >> mÁs bebÉs estÁn siendo montados en estados unidos. segÚn el último informe para centros de control de enfermedades, el 79% de los bebÉs nacidos en el 2011 fueron amamantados. los estados que llevan la delantera son california, montana, oregÓn, y washington. donde hubo menos bebÉs que hubo leche materna son virginia, que recibieron lactancia inferior al 65%. >> se busca hacer planes para este fin de semana siempre es bueno enterarse antes. >> para eso estÁ guillermo con el pronÓstico. >> que tal amigos muy buenas noches! llega el fin de semana todavÍa hay humedad, y monzÓn. hablamos de esa humedad que viene del sur hacia el norte en un cambio de vientos, que por la tarde noche genera ciertas tormentas intensas y se van a horas en la zona de desierto debe ser enterrada nevada. las condiciones son agradables, el calorcito va a continuar. esta la imagen en las prÓximas horas. despuÉ

now with a $100 bill credit for every business line you add. u fill up my senses♪ ♪come fill me again >>> for the first time, hamasiming responsibility for the murders of the three israeli teens, sparking the war in gaza. james foley, who was beheaded by >>> tonight on jedi -- >> coming up on "je di" the attack on los angeles. can the beast be stopped? we spoke to the only one who has the guts to find out. and how many more cans of spaghetti owes did joe biden eat than the president? >> 600,000 more. >> and drunk adults stuck in a toddler's high chair. our panel settles it once and for all. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> hello, america. i am jedediah filling in for greg gutfeld who

hamas is still holding. some families held funerals for loved ones killed. u-n officials inspected damage and brought in more humanitarian aid. israeli negotiators are now heading to egypt for talks on a permanent truce. >>> the spanish priest evacuated from liberia after testing positive for ebola has unclear if the 75 year old was treated with that experimental drug from the united states called z-map, the same drug used to treat americans. the serum is being tested in west africa to aid in outbreak but map biopharmaceuticals says the amount requested by west african officials has exhausted its supply. >>> u.s. missionaries working in ebola infected parts of africa are back in north carolina. christian aid agency says its missionaries who lived in liberia are showing no signs of the virus but they will remain in quarantine for three weeks. health workers say this is the worst ebola outbreak responsible for a thousand deaths in three african countries. >>> 6:33. research is confirming what many of us already knew. there is real power in music. >> from the roc

hamas to cross the border. major general harold green is the highest-ranking u-s soldier to be killed in afghanistan. a gunman wearing an afghan army uniform opened fire at a training facility in a green- on-blue attack. 15 other soldiers were injured, including 8 americans. u.s. officials are investigating what could be the biggest that a breach ever. russian hackers have record lee stolen 1.2 billion passwords for major companies in the u.s. and around the world. the names of those affected have not been released by a security firm investigating says the gang of hackers stole confidential user names and passwords from 420,000 web sites ranging from household names to small internet providers. the federal government believes there's a new person leaking secret and classified documents. the announcement comes after a posting on the website "the intercept" about the nation's secret terrorist watch-lists. the site is run by glenn greenwald, who published leaked n-s-a material provided by edward snowden. this time, officials are confident the documents were not stolen by snowden. the world health organi

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u the palestinians feel it is vulnerable at the international court. there are israeli ministers afraid to travel. they don't want to be indicted. hamas is willing to take its chances and they argue that they are fighting in self-defence. colonized et cetera. they have app argument they believe will carry weight. that's why the israelis and americans haven't signed on to the i.c.c. >> let's leave it there, thank you. >>> a woman has ban killed in anti-government protests. rallies in cairo, geesa after friday prayers. demonstrators were demanding that they bere-instated. >> according to justice, hundreds killed since july last year. al jazeera is demanding the release of three journalists. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed have been imprisoned for 238 days, accused of helping the muslim brotherhood. mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste from given 7 years, bard badr mohammed with an extra 3. lawyers have fired appeals against their convictions. >> a government in nepal accorded vendors off the the streets of dat man due. they are -- kathmandu. they are demanding that politicians find them other works. >> we have this r

hamas downing. >> are defacto partners against iraq which iraq. >> foreign policy is not my expertise, i'm an economic expert u i don't know why the obama administration is saying we will not put boots on the ground. even if you're not going to, what is the purpose of saying that over and over again. we have a dangerous world situation right now that probably needs to take precedence. over oil. >> and speaking of, we'll talk about this disaster rouse poll this last week, retail sales coming out next week, what's the latest data going to show us about where we are in this economic recovery. we'll talk got that when we come back with the panel as question look ahead on "sunday morning futures." dsl myth #1. it can help your business save money. false. the truth is when you compare our fastest internet to the fastest dsl from the phone company, comcast business gives you more for your money. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. >>> and we're back with our panel. alan murray, judith mil

hamas downing. >> are defacto partners against iraq which iraq. >> foreign policy is not my expertise, i'm an economic expert uut i don't know why the obama administration is saying we will not put boots on the ground. even if you're not going to, what is the purpose of saying that over and over again. we have a dangerous world situation right now that probably needs to take precedence. over oil. >> and speaking of, we'll talk about this disaster rouse poll this last week, retail sales coming out next week, what's the latest data going to show us about where we are in this economic recovery. we'll talk got that when we come back with the panel as question look ahead on "sunday morning futures." 9m i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. 9m because it gives me zero heartburn... annc: prilosec otc the number one doctor recommend frequent heartburn medicine for nine straight years. one pill each morning 24 hours zero heartburn. >>> and we're back with our panel. alan murray, judith miller, tony sayag. this poll from the "wall street journal" last week i thought was so extraordinary. 3/4 of ame

hamas agrees to it. the latest strike killed at in gaza today. a nearby israeli airstrike caused the deaths. a u-n official says the israeli defense force is ignoring precaution and control when engaging in attacks against gaza. the school had been providing shelter for about 3-thousand people attempting to escape the war. one of the dead is said to be a staff worker. about 35 people were injured. including children. >> vicki liviakis if you are sick.it can be really tough to get out of bed and drag yourself to the doctor's office. now technology is bringing the doctor.to you. house calls are making a comeback thanks to the smart phone. this high tech health care is being dubbed "telemedicine." several apps are allowing users to get a doctor to visit their home with the touch of a button. others let patients speak to a physician over the phone or on video chat. still.tech has some limits. serious medical symptoms still require a trip to the emergency room. >> brian van aken we have a nice day although it was cloudy and breezy. we had a lot of low clouds in the morning with high clouds into the a

he also says the u-s is not being dragged into another war in iraq. the cease fire between israel and hamas is over, and rocket attacks have resumed. israel says more than 18 rockets were fired from gaza after the 72 hour truce ended this morning. no casualties or damage were reported. israel's military says it responded with its own strikes on militant targets across the gaza strip. all this comes after negotiations in egypt failed to extend the cease fire. hamas says it will continue negotiations, but israel says today's rocket attacks broke the premise of those talks. the flag-draped coffin of the first army general to die on a battlefield since vietnam arrived at dover air force base yesterday. major general harold greene's family, the army chief of staff and the secretary of the army were on hand. a gunman in an afghan army uniform opened fire at a training base early this week, killing greene and injuring more than a dozen other soldiers, including eight americans. the big island of hawaii is feeling the effects of hurricane iselle as the storms outer bands throw off rain and 65 mile

hamas, al-qaeda and hesbollah and the muslim brotherhood. we can't believe that what is happening in israel or syriah u that is a dangerous policy.these radical groups take israel and iraq and the entire middle east, they will not say that's it. that's all we wanted. because they want us. and if we are blind to see it and too busy to play golf to see it, we'll pay for it with the blood of our children and grandchildren. >> on thursday, secretary of defense chuck hagel said isis wealth and military tactics make the terror group a major threat to the united states. isis can't be defeated without attacking the group in syria joaning us is lieutenant colonel bill cowan. >> thank you, governor. >> why don't we see the participation of other gulf arab nations in standing up against the threat that is much to them as it is tor0]d us immediately? >> that is a great question, they are looking for leadership. they are afraid to take a step on their own, isis will focus on them. they need to see leadership to step forward to bring them together and help them understand the threat they face and try to work on a coalition and agreement and co

u casualties urge them to do more. now is the time for our administration to speak with one voice alongside the congress and condemn hamas. >> senator lindsey graham. usually, folks, it's israeli public opinion that is divided and american jewish opinion united behind israel right or wrong. this time that phenomenon, i think, is reversed. israelis are strongly supporting benjamin netanyahu while american jews like my next guest, josh wubner, policy director for the u.s. campaign to end the israeli occupation, are opposed to the current operation in gaza and the occupation of the palestinian territories. so josh, do you feel disloyal in anyway? thanks for being here, by the way. >> thank you for having me. no, not at all. in fact, there were not hundreds of people today at the white house protesting israel's attack on gaza. i was there. there actually easily tens of thousands of people. and there were people from all races, all religions, all ethnicities, opposing u.s. complicity in israeli war crimes against the palestinian people in gaza. >> now, when you say things like that, i know in my family when i mention somethin

u-s journalist. steven sotloff. saying that his fate is dependent on what president obama does next. >> pam: in israel. hamaswarning international airlines. to stay away from ben gurion airport in tel aviv. this comes after israeli airstrikes today, honed in on high- ranking members of the hamas military wing--- known as the "qassam brigades." >> pam: three commanders were killed in those airstrikes. >> pam: next. >> pam: are nick cannon and mariah carey. on the outs? the latest breakup rumors. seehis?it sws tup rumors. presre pnts my red,ac feet. i h no ue ias ptingthisind . i ve ft fe. i fou thiout theree drchols fo mapng cter. iness an t mines, i gomy ft maand cust numr. i'a 44 i'a 21 34 that numbematcd th drchols cuom f orttic sertwithust e rit pporto hp reeve ressn myeet. i'a beever go to drhollcom r catis ansave10 i'a beever 'til labor day you doto reward yourself.t get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. not to labor the point, but this sale ends soon. ♪ mattress discounters >> pam: are entertainers mariah carey and nick cannon over and out? the insider's thea andrews talks a

hamas says it has not agreed on any extensions. the president of liberia has declared a state of emergency over the ebola virus outbreak in his and other west african nations. here in the u-s the c-d-c is on its highest state of alert amid growing concerns over how the epidemic may spread. the death toll is approaching one thousand. and while two american patients are responding well to an experimental drug, it's too early to call it a cure for the deadly virus. >> and don't think all the deprivation is in on whether the drug is hopeful. >> to people who have it they want to wait a few weeks to see that they don't get terrible side effects like delivers are not destroyed or the don't die all the sudden. >>a spanish priest who contracted the disease is the first patient evacuated to europe. he's being treated in madrid. russia may retaliate against economic sanctions by banning food imports from the u-s and europe. a russian newspaper says a list of the banned foods will be published today. it will reportedly affect ten percent of food imports that include meat, poultry, and dairy products. a food safety official says the list has not been confirmed yet. all this comes af

u us @bigidea @msnbc @ nbcuni.com. >>> next, we head to israel for a live update on what the israeli government is calling a battle that's ongoing against hamast minutes. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business, protect your family, and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. you know.... there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. mmmm. these are good! the tasty side of fiber. from phillips doctors have been prescribingdecade, nexium to patients just like you. for many, prescription nexium helps heal acid-related erosions in the lining of the esophagus. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. avoid if you take clopidogrel. nexium 40 mg is only available by prescription. talk to your doctor. for free home delivery, enroll in nexium direct today. but you're not done. capella university can help tak

u. tphfp u.n. facilities and civilians protected. further, civilian facilities ust not be used for military purposes including storing ammunitions. this remember how conflict started. hamas launched repeated rocket at israel. hamas deliberately willfully civilians. no nation can accept such same s and israel has the right to self-defense as every other nation. mr. president, the united states has been constant in our efforts this violence to an end. president obama has engaged secretary kerry has traveled to the region and been working around the clock to cease-fire. as the parties head to cairo it has our strong support. sent ited states has also its representatives. the last month of violence and serve as an impetus for the parts to resolve the of is as the implications renewed fighting are too dire. the current xt humanitarian cease-fire provides an opportunity to negotiate key including israel's ong-term security and economic communi opportunity for gaza. we urge all parties it respect cease-fire and hope the cairo discussions will lead to a agreemente cease-fire that ensures an end to all hostilities. we need to help the parties reach an accord where the tunnels are

hamas and other terrorist group has fired in our cities. >> catherine: the mideast red cross is doing what it can - but countless families where homes are standing - there's no water or power. the u general said wednesday that the "massive deaths and destruction in gaza have shocked and shamed the world." >> pam: still ahead. >> pam: beyonce and hubby jay-z in san francisco. the complaints she's getting as the couple wraps up their "on the run" tour. >> pam: plus -- passengers take action.when a fellow rider is in trouble. >> pam: why commuters rush to tilt the train. next i'm m-a-r-and haveopd. m j-f-f i'm l-s-a d i ve cd, bui dot want my breathingproby hosng mbooklub. that why ask my ctoraboub-r-o. onceailyreo lipthelp ineaseirfl frothe ngs foa fl 24ours. and br hel rede sytomflarups as and reque or steids, anbiots, ohospal sy. andeo inot r asthma. flarups as br conins typef mecine that increases rk ofeathn anbipeop witasth. . it is t knn ifhis sk i cread inopd. breo w't rlaceescu hale fosudd cop sympms a shod nobe ud morethannce day. breo may ireasyourisk eumoa, tush,steorosi ansomeye problems. tellour ctorf yohave hearcondion or hh bld prsureefor kingreo. asyouroctoaboub-r-o

hamas. at the same time, the fighting questions serious about respect for the principals of distinction, and proportionality in the international humanitarian law nothing symbolized more the horror unleashed on the than the repeated shelling of u. n. facilities civilians who had been seek a safe told to haven there. are unjustifiable. uncovered weapons stored in a small number after ban donned buildings. yes, there were reports that fired fromit's were from -- yes. let me be clear. suspicious of criminal activity justify jeopardizing the lives of thousands of innocent citizens. international law clearly requires protect by war parties civilianns and facilities including u. in steps and u. n. premises. u. n. must be respected. shellingrecent case of on a u. n. facility, the of thes were informed coordinates 33 times. attacks against u. n. premises or with other suspected breaches must benational law, stripped to be investigated. here before the general assembly, i want to convey a personal and direct message to colleagues,n. serving the people of gaza under circumstances. thank you for your bravery. your sacrifice. thank you for saving lives. i join you in mourning our fallen colleagues and pay them my highest tribute. tomorrow