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thank you. let's go to jackie roland, she is in west jerusalem. jackie, similar questions to you. what is israel saying about their actions in gaza and whether they're willing to get back to the negotiating table? >> well, israel is under a lot of pressure of public opinion, particularly people living in the south of israel. people within close proximity of the gaza strip. these communities that have really born the brunt of the rocket fire. they want peace and quite. there is a pressure of time now. in a week or so the new school year will begin. in a month, the high holidays. the most important holidays on the jewish calendar. at the same time the government is under pressure for the extreme right members of the cab inspect who seem to believe the only solution is a military one. it's reasonable to argue that if after more than 45 days of fighting hamas is still able to file various rockets and mortars into israel and clearly the military option is having only limited results. so it's possible that the israelis will agree to engage once again in indirect talks in cairo. however

ultimately to be able to bring justice to victims. >> okay, jackie thank you very much, jackie rolandst jerk lumbar and an update on the latest death toll coming from gaza strip. now this is according to the palestinian health ministry more than 2000 people have died now since the israeli offensive. a total of 66 israelis including two civilians and a ty national and they have been killed since the start of the operation in early july. but it's a total of 2016 palestinians killed of which 1417 are civilians which really stand out. we have more to come here at the al jazeera news hour including africa's silent killer and ebola is getting all the headlines, another more common virus is killing nearly 1 1/2 million people a year. and unrest in yemen, thousands from the community demand the resignation of the government. and in sport a fresh start controversial footballer swarez as he makes his first appearance for barcelona. ♪ and teams on the streets, the national guard deployed and tear gas fired at protesters, it has been another difficult night in ferguson in the u.s. state of missou

jackie for the time being thank you. jackie reporting from west jerusalem. while hostilities started exactly seven weeks ago on july 8th, israel began operation protective edge by launching air strikes on the strip and ten days later israel launched its ground offensive into gaza. on july 20th it began major assault on one district. more than 140 palestinians were killed. four days later a u.n. school was hit sparking condemnation from the international community. then a three-day truce. attempts to extend a ceasefire broke down days later, and further efforts to reach a peace deal failed. now there are reports that the two sides have reached a permanent truce. we're bringing jackiek in, because six days ago in the cairo negotiations, the israeli team had in fact pulled out. the prime minister, benjamin netenyahu, brought them back to tel-aviv. so do we know whether there were israeli officials still in cairo now? >> reporter: all we know from speaking to israeli officials was that there had been contacts, again, very coy, very tight lipped in terms of giving absolute details about what had been going on. contact, they said with egypt throughout. as they say the official delegation was withdrawn after the ceasefire collapsed just a week ago. but i should make the point now that even as the palestinian factions have announced this ceasefire as we have seen in the past, and an intense indication of rocket and mortar fire in the last hour before the ceasefire is supposed to come into effect. in the last hour or so, heavy mortar fire. we're told that three israelis have been seriously injured. so that ends to underline the skepticism expressed by some in the region,

live in district heights, jackie benson, news 4. >> jackie, thank you. >> here's a security alarm gohe grabbed his gun, opened the garage door, and he sees someone heading towards him, and he shoots. it wasn't a burglar. it was his own daughter. >> i can see both sides of it. i can see where something like that could happen. >> it recently installed security systems. those systems sent an alert to your phone when a door opens in your home, and heats what alerted the deputy that his garage door had opened. the deputy called 911, reported a shooting, and then crashed his suv while rushing his daughter to the hospital just a few miles away. >> you can only imagine how desperate this officer was to get his daughter to the hospital. we're told he ran off the road and hit this pillar. that caused this brick wall here to crumble. >> news 4 obtained these photos showing the deputy's suv after the violent crash. the fire and rescue department then took the teen to the hospital. the high school student is expected to make a full recovery. >> that sheriff's deputy has been identified as easton

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thank you. let's go to jackie roland in west jerusalem for us, jackie h has -- hamas is declaring victory and peopleelebrating in the streets, what kind of reaction in israel? >> a spokesman for the israeli government have understandably sought to present this as a victory for israel and they are saying that hamas ended up having to accept a ceasefire that did not include some of its arms notably the creation of a sea port and airport, some of those key demands not included. however, it would appear that the ceasefire nevertheless has a lot of resistance, a lot of opposition inside the israeli government, but the prime minister benjamin netanyahu steam rolled it through anyway. also people are very much away that the longer term objectives of israel, namely to secure long-term security, a long-term quiet especially for the people living close to the gaza strip, these longer term objectives have not yet been addressed, will not be addressed until these talks apparently start again in a month's time. we just heard from jane about the lack of confidence among gaza families about whether it was really s

really excited about that and jackie hosted a dinner and a tea and maybe from that i should let jackie take over and tell you about the coverage that we received. >> thank you. >> thank you, so much. >> what we will do is start the clock over. >> sure, thanks so much. >> yes, we are very fortunate to get the nice coverage on the building as a result of our efforts with the building and with jek fer george the grand daughter. one of those was actually from the chronicle and so that is in your package. really nice coverage from them about the building and what we are trying to accomplish as well as coverage from the library, from some of their historic departments and the chronicle has agreed and i heard yesterday, from them, that they are going to come back and do a larger piece that will come out in the chronicle pink section later this month. and so we are really excited about everything that is happening with the building and we are going to continue to fight for the building. one of the things that came up was also, that from a number of landmark related people that came to the events, was that how much they also appreciated the inside of the buildin

jackie, prediction on the job's number? 220, 230? >> i think it's going to be strong. definitely over 200. >> jackie delawaeangelis, thank very much. >>> breweries are waiting to hear from water company will impose restrictions that could change the taste of your brew sky. dan gourde season co-founder of gordon beer, he says it can tweak the taste. brewery uses two and a half gallons of water. many breweries use 4-7 for the same amount. if they impose restrictions, production could drop. >> if we're put into a position where we had to go 20% restriction on the water usage. i have no idea how we'd be able to cope with that. >> nor the rest of us. the concern is statewide the california craft brewers association says if the drought extends another two to three years, prices could increase. >> i want you to be honest. you are in your 20s, who here immediately thought of lavern and shirley. >> no. >> just me. >> he wanted to work in a bottle factory. i had that dream. >> glove on the bottle. >> let's do that after. hop on a bike together, we'll recreate that scene. i think that sound like fun. beer brurs they take it serious

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