will hebron and will life actually come back to hebron? you talk about the street there has been a campaign and of course it has momentum with it coming up, on the 20th anniversary of the massacre that the street should be reopened but israelis are dead set against that idea. so that remains a ghost town. more than 500 businesses were ordered to close. many of the people who owned the businesses said, look, we would like to reopen. we would like to take our shops and see if we can get some business but the israelis have said, no. so the prospects of the street changing are very small indeed and no indication that is likely to happen soon and that is a huge scar on the center of hebron and because that doesn't change then the atmosphere in the city is likely to change and people would love to be able to live side by side with neighbors but there is little chance of that happening and people remember the massacre of 20 years ago. >> thank you, allen, that is allen fisher reporting from hebron. a mystery polio like illness is bafflingly docto

. >> it took us three hours just to get through the checkpoint letting us kneel kahlil, hebron. this neighborhood has been taken over by jewish settlers and they are protected by this check poibt here, this israeli checkpoint, 24 hours a day. i don't know how people do it on a day-to-day basis, but i'm getting very frustrated. >> i've been here since the settlement made life. that was his whole story. we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and photography. >> in is not someth from my own army. this is why the soldiers are talking, because it's so dehumanizing both s

palestinians injured in gaza at least two more were wounded in separate clashes in the west bank city of hebron israeli police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at protesters who called for the opening of a major road there and it was close to ninety four after a jewish settler killed twenty nine palestinians at a religious site. a mortar strike on a shia town just south of baghdad has killed at least twenty people and injured over thirty others suspicion for the attack has fallen sunni insurgents have been targeting shiite civilians across the country since the beginning of the year violence in iraq has claimed over thousand lives. close and near the anti-government protest side has injured six people in thailand's capital bangkok so far there is no information on who could be behind the a tab on tuesday five people including a police officer were killed in clashes when security forces tried to clear a protest camp rallies have been ongoing for months demanding the country's prime minister step down. new york state authorities are planning to step up surveillance this time on school kids progr

hebron libertyville it takes awhile to get these into the area. they do not rise right away.lood warnings are being issued for those rivers. takes the river levels up to where they are going to be. wind advisories up through our area. flood warnings in the wake of all that rain yesterday. winded pfizer eased go out to pennsylvania. these are thunderstorm watch as. lots of active weather. the wind is the big story. it will carry its strongest wind along with it. an interesting wave that comes through here. we will show that to you in a moment. there is quite a thermal boundary here. little disturbance will move along that tonight. we'll show you the small area in just a bit. we are eight degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. look at all of those storms reports. look at the red icon's the show you where the funnel clouds occurred. there is a lot of damage. trees were brought down. we took some roofs of some buildings. here is a blizzard that has produced over a foot and a half of snow over lake superior. wisconsin 16.5. this extended back into minnesota. here's where the tornadoes

increase in sectarian violence in january alone four cobhams killed dozens in beirut and in the town of hebron mel next to the syrian border the targets were a shia areas controlled by hizbullah lebanon's most influential force which also supports syrian president bashar al assad we traveled to the northern city of tripoli a sunni stronghold vehemently opposed in his bella. calling and. it's appointed by. his well as military involvement in syria is believed to have given damascus the upper hand in the battle of god and has deeply angered assad's enemies do you think we're going to see more explosions like this well today. anything i can do for sonny brothers anything i can do for syrian brothers i will do anything i can do for these people suffering from injustice i will do. and they say. the unkind affiliated a new survey front claimed responsibility for days recent deadly bombings just days before a man calling himself and al qaida commander announced. that the group had put down groups in lebanon or people we've met her on the ground deny belonging to either of these groups but don't hide

thirteen palestinians injured in gaza two more wounded in separate clashes in the west bank city of hebron israeli police used rubber bullets and teargas on protesters who called for the opening of a major road was closed in nineteen ninety four after jewish settlers killed twenty nine palestinians at a religious site. mortar strike of a shiite town just up the baghdad killed at least twenty and wounded more than thirty suspicion over the attack has called on sunni insurgents been targeting shiite civilians across the country. it is the start of the year violence in iraq has claimed more than a thousand. an explosion during anti government protests site has wounded six people in thailand's capital bangkok no information so far two people behind the attack on tuesday five people including a police officer were killed in clashes with security forces tried to clear a protest rallies in going on for months calling for the prime minister to step it state authorities planning to step up surveillance this time on school children the program which is to be launched statewide is supposed to gather

thirteen palestinians injured in gaza two more wounded in separate clashes in the west bank city of hebron israeli police used rubber bullets and tear gas on protesters who called for the opening of a major road that was closed in one thousand nine hundred four after a jewish settler killed twenty nine palestinians at a religious site. a mortar strike on a shiite town just south of baghdad killed at least twenty and wounded more than thirty suspicion over the attack has fallen on sunni insurgents have been targeting shiite civilians across the country since the start of the year violence in iraq has claimed more than a thousand. an explosion near an anti government protest site has wounded six people in thailand's capital bangkok no information so far who can be behind the attack on tuesday five people including a police officer were killed in clashes with security forces tried to clear a protest camp rallies even going on for months calling for the prime minister to step down. new york state authorities planning to step up surveillance this time on schoolchildren the program which is to b

palestinians injured in gaza at least two more were wounded in separate clashes in the west bank city of hebron israeli police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at protesters a cold for the opening of a major road there it was close and nine hundred ninety four after jewish settlers killed twenty nine palestinians at a religious site. and a new york state authorities are planning to step up surveillance this time on school kids the program which is to be launched statewide is supposed to gather information on students starting from the age of five as are now reports the move is finding little support among parents. a new data gathering program in new york state shows that not even america's youngest citizens can be spared from having their personal information collected and stored the department of education is creating a statewide database that will include the names addresses test scores learning disabilities attendance and disciplinary records of every single public school students the data collection begins at the age of five and a private company called in bloom has been contracted to stor

few days am and we visited, had talks with plo, palestinian authority officials, faculty with the hebron university. we met one on one end with groups. they are a fascinating intensive week. during the first part of the week, there was a dearth of detail, or even in informed speculation of what specifically john kerry had in mind. the staff and others took seriously his request that they keep the discussion secret. however there was a general assumption that his ultimate framework would be based on the so-called clinton parameters. and the general view of our interlock of course was that kerry would fail, netanyahu would not risk his position, or his government by putting forward compromised proposals. not much optimism there. the one senior plo official was ultimately frustrated that only abu moslem knew what was going on. nevertheless, this person was sure kerry would fail and was pushing a palestinian plan b, go back to the u.n. in the context of ignorance, much attention was paid to speculation of kerry's personality. wiki stay the course? would obama support in? et cetera. later in

a hebron in hell because he committed treason by dealing with iran -- may he burn in hell because he committed treason by dealing with iran before the election. host: "washington times" -- "obama's executive actions can backfire on democrats and gop takes the white house." of executive use power to ease the rollout of his health-care law could be setting the stage for the republicans to roll back the overhauls most controversial parts if they retake the white house in 2016. the president next up is lorenzo in summerville, georgia on our line for democrats. are you with us? caller: yes, can you hear me? host: yes, go ahead. caller: my favorite president was fdr. he was able to do the , so younger corps people could get that experience and get involved and get their hands dirty. i guess the infrastructure of the site country -- said country. that would be my topic. morristown, -- alex in morristown, new jersey. caller: h w bush, the 41st. host: what did you like about him? caller: he dealt pretty well with the situation with noriega in enema even though 523 lives were lost. noriega in

repudiated. 1997, the hebron agreement, again, there was no peace an it was undercut. 998, the y river memorandum. 2000, 2001, camp david negotiations again israel came in good faith, again, undercut. 2003, the road map to peace did not call for terrorism-free palestinian leadership and terrorists remain in that leadership today. 005, as i said earlier, israel withdrew unilaterally from gaza and northern sumeria. ,000 rockets attacked in that time. 2008, israel made another offer to the p.a. that covered 94% of the westback. again it wasn't enough, the perform a. wouldn't accept the offer and made no caunt offer. the p.a. is un-- no counter offer. the p.a. is unwilling to say yes. that's why this last weekend was so important, mr. speaker. and why the sec -- why secretary of state's -- state kerry's words fell on incredulous ears and despite the nuclear agreement with iran and now with the words said this last weekend, we need to make it unmistakable -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. mrs. bachmann k i stand with israel as -- mrs. bachmann: i stand with isra