. >> reporter: the story might never have been told but by john rowe who ventured into the omo valley as a photographer, and hired lolly as his guide. >> lolly was this wise old sold whom i connected to. and came to trust and love like a son. >> reporter: after numerous trips, lolly revealed an almost unimaginable superstition held by his people. babies whose top teeth appear before their bottom teeth or born out of wedlock were believed to be cursed. bringing drought or disease to the tribe, so they were killed. >> i said, one day i'm going to fix this problem. >> reporter: lolly asked for john's help. >> we're going to draw a line in the sand right here. these kids are going to be okay. we're going to protect them. >> reporter: supported by john, lolly risked his life as he along with volunteers slipped into villages and rescued children one by one like baby jessica. they were driven by images like this. another little girl on the verge of death. a haunting reminder to lolly of two sisters he lost to the deadly superstition. you miss them even though you never missed them. >> yes, i

. >> reporter: lolly's story might never have been told but retired software executive john rowe whod into ethiopia's remote valley as photographer and hired lolly as his guide. >> lolly was this wise old soul who i connected to. and came to trust and love like a son. >> reporter: after numerous trips lolly revealed almost unmanageable superstition held by his keep. babies whose top teeth appear before their bottom teeth or who were borne out of wedlock who were believed to be cursed. bringing drought or disease to the tribe. so they were killed. >> i said, one day i'm going to fix this problem. >> reporter: lolly asked for john's help. >> i said, that's it. we're going to draw a line in the sand right here. these kids are going to be okay. we're going to protect them. >> reporter: supported by john, lolly risked his life as he along with volunteers slipped into villages and rescued children one by one like baby jessica. they were driven by images like this. another little girl on the verge of death. a haunting reminder to lolly of two sisters he lost to the deadly superstition. >> y

. >> i'm john have a layer row at cbs broadcast center. >> john says five years ago his family was living normal life. chris was healthy and working in landscaping. then one day his fingers started twitching. >> a couple months later progress to do his hand. shaking and at that important i knew we had to start seeing doctors. >> john and his wife beth say they took their son to all kinds of specialists. no one would explain what was happening. >> dr. after doctor would say, all his tests every fine. one doctor even said, he's a young guy. he's just going to have to learn to live with. >> his family claims he was misdiagnosed several times first with anxiety. then ms and parkinson's. a test for lyme disease was negative. but then chris developed several co infections associated with lime like rocky mountain spotted fever. finally after three years of searching a specialized blood test confirmed lime caused by a tick bite. >> this is a real public health threat. chris' doctor now is richard horowitz renowned lime expert in hide park, new york. he wrote a book called why can't i get better s

while still in jail, john started breaking rowing machine records one after the other.next rowing's elite took notice. now after his release by the parole board, he has illustrious training partners ahead of his challenge. >> the standard to be got to, with just the mental drive that he was going to sit there and get very, very good at this. >> john's biggest mostvasion is to stop other youngsters from making the same mistakes. >> all they want is respect and admiration. this is how i felt when i was younger. you want that admiration. what you realize is you can get that through sport. you don't need to be a bad man. you don't need to shoot people. you don't need to do none of that stuff. >> john's message is simple. >> i've wasted a decade of my life locked in a cage, and i just hope that my story and my life can inspire them to look and think well, if he can do it, so can i. >> aljazeera, london. >> there's much more sport on our website, check out aljazeera.com/sport. there's also details there on how to get in touch with our team using twitter and facebook. >> that'

violence seemed to have collapsed tonight israel security cabinet rejected secretary of state john consider row'sse fire proposal. the temporary agreement would have stopped fighting for a week and allowed israel to keep its truce in gaza. israel wants to continue the process of destroying hamas tunnels. a condition that hamas would likely have rejected. >> reporter: in recent days the raid rate of rocket fire has slowed down from gaza. more than 2,000 rockets have been fired at israel. israel has targeted dozens of hamas launching sights and says it killed many of hamas' fighters and is in the process of demolishing 31 tunnels israel says were going to be used for infiltration into israel to attack civilians. but it is palestinian civilians who have paid a high price during the one 8-day conflict. at least 848 people have been killed in gaza. mostly civilians, many children. the violence also spilling over into the west bang where thousands of palestinians took to the streets protesting the israeli military operation in gaza. at least five people were killed in the demonstrations. for now, the f

while in gaol john started breaking rowing machine records, one after the other. the elite took notice and after a release by the parole board he has string partners ahead of the challenge of. >> one of the thigs that he -- things that he showed, getting to the standard he got to was the meant alt drive -- mental drive that he was going to sit there. >> john's biggest motivation is to stop others from making the same smacks. >> all i want is respect and admiration. this is what i felt. you want the admiration. you can get that through sport. you don't need to be a gangster, a badman. john's message is simple... >> i wasted a decade of my life locked in a cage. i hope that my story and my life can inspire them to look and think if he can do it, so can i. >>> plenty more sport later. that is it for now. >>> thank you. more to come at al jazeera. we'll have a full bulletin of news coming up right away. >> [gunshot]. >> there's a lot of very brave

meanwhile a federal appeals court in missouri ruled earlier today that the execution of death row inmate johniddleton can move forward. reversing a stay issued last night by a lower court. middleton was originally scheduled to be put to death after -- one minute after midnight this morning, but he received a last minute reprieve when the u.s. district judge ruled there was enough evidence of mental illness to warrant a hearing. today a three judge panel of the eighth sir consuer cut court ct had appeal. if middleton is not executed by midnight tonight, a new execution date would need to be set. only florida and texas have performed more executions in 2014. >>> just ahead, ultra conservative kansas governor sam brownback is facing mute any from hundreds of people in his own party. chris hayes joins me to discuss what went horribly wrong when the gop finally got exactly what it wanted. [guy] i know what you're thinking- you're thinking beneful. [announcer]beneful has wholesome grains,real beef,even accents of spinach,carrots and peas. [guy] you love it so much. yes you do. but it's good for you

>>reporter: john and his wife lisa had front row seats to the flames that were sweeping up the hill towards several multi-million dollar homes on the ridge. that's where hogan lives. >> all of a sudden i started hearing all the helicoptersnd airplane flying by. so i came out to see what was going on. >>reporter: shot the video as the flames ben threatening the homes on scenic vista drive. >> 20 minutes later here comes the fireman. get ready to evacuate and another 20 minutes later said please leave. it looks kind of dangerous. >> 10 neighbor were evacuated including white who took his passport and some money. not far away the entire ibm research center was being evacuated and so was santa teresa county park. people were in a panic including phil who said he drove pasta police road block to save his dog. >> run into another police officer started yelling at me to good back. he gives me a ticket. >>reporter: firefighters never had to tap the water storage tank thatomeowner are required to have. but they did pump water out of the family swimming pool which help save the homeson the ridge. 2 f

>>reporter: john and his wife lisa had front row seats to the flames that were sweeping up the hill towards several multi-million dollar homes on the ridge. that's where hogan lives. >> all of a sudden i started hearing all the helicopters and airplane flying by. so i came out to see what was going on. >>reporter: shot the video as the flames began threatening the homes on scenic vista drive. >> 20 minutes later here comes the fireman. get ready to evacuate and another 20 minutes later said please leave. it looks kind of dangerous. >> 10 neighbor were evacuated including white who took his passport and some money. not far away the entire ibm research center was being evacuated and so was santa teresa county park. people were in a panic including phil who said he drove past a police road block to save his dog. >> run into another police officer started yelling at me to good back. he gives me a ticket. >>reporter: firefighters never had to tap the water storage tank that homeowner are required to have. but they did pump water out of the family swimming pool which help save the homes on the ri

>>reporter: john and his wife lisa had front row seats to the flames that were sweeping up the hill towardslion dollar homes on the ridge. that's where hogan lives. >> all of a sudden i started hearing all the helicopters and airplane flying by. so i came out to see what was going on. >>reporter: shot the video as the flames began threatening the homes on scenic vista drive. >> 20 minutes later here comes the fireman. get ready to evacuate and another 20 minutes later said please leave. it looks kind of dangerous. >> 10 neighbor were evacuated including white who took his passport and some money. not far away the entire ibm research center was being evacuated and so was santa teresa county park. people were in a panic including phil who saidast past a police dog.block to save his. >> run into another police officer started yelling at me to good back. he gives me a ticket. >>reporter: firefighters never had to tap the water storage tank that homeowner are required to have. but they did pump water out of the family swimming pool which help save the homes on the ridge. 2 firefighters were also

john huddy with the front-row seat only on fox and we'll go back to that right after this. investing ain his heart health by eatingw. kellogg's raisin bran ® good morning dad. hi, sweetie. here's another eye opener, not only is kellogg's raisin bran ® heart healthy, but its a delicious source of potassium. mom make you eat that? i happen to like raisins. now that's what i'm talkin' about. invest in your heart health. with kellogg's raisin bran ®. >>> in the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. breaking news out of israel and gaza. the israelis have begun a ground invasion of gaza. say it will be limited and focused and targeted on tunnels which they say the terrorists have used to invade israel. john huddy, what are you seeing? >> reporter: we're seeing more artillery fire. we're seeing what appears to be either flares or incoming fire coming in -- there was an explosion -- coming into gaza. to the north and also to the northeast. the eastern part of gaza, where the israeli troops have been amassed, going close to the 11th day here on the ground in gaza, and th

john kerry arrived in die row today for talks with the key officials and announced $47 million in humanitarian had is the latest poll of americans show 57% of those polled say israel's action in gaza is justified. 34% say it's not. cnn's reporter is reporting from gaza. here is part of what he found in one gaza city neighborhood during a shaky and short lived cease-fire. >> reporter: my son is in the house! he's wounded. i called the red cross. i called for an ambulance. no one came. can you help me? we would have gone to look b but -- go back, go back shouts this man who said a tank was about to open fire. everybody ran. a few blocks away, house after house, battered by shelling. an ambulance blown to shreds. another, window shattered. >> a short time ago i spoke with ben along with wolf blitzer in jerusalem. >> ben, there were reports, i want to stress reports that now cnn hasn't confirmed them from israel channel ten that cite source that's a cease-fire is being drafted between israel and hamas tomorrow in cairo. we do know secretary of state john kerry arrived there today. any reason to be

. >>> secretary of state john kerry is on his way to kiro, egypt, -- could row -- cairo, egypt. craig boswell has the latest. >> reporter: iers's military continued to pound hamas targets in the gaza strip despite plans for a cease-fire. two dozen members of a single family were killed in a rocket attack. this relative said, doesn't this show that israel is ruthless? president obama spoke about the crisis at the white house. >> it now has to be our focus and the focus of the international community to bring about a cease-fire that ends the fighting and that can stop the deaths of innocent civilians. >> reporter: for both sides, sunday was the deadliest day of fighting since it began on july 8. 13 israeli soldiers were killed, including two americans who were members of israel's elite brigade. 22-year-old nissam sean carmeli of texas and 24 yeax max steinberg of -- 24-year-old max steinberg of southern california. >> he was our family's inspiration. he was our family's spirit. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry arrives in cairo today. >> hamas claims it captured an israel

last week 23 weeks in a row, trended on twitter, also john oliver picked it up.t tomorrow, 28 days left that the house and senate are in session together between now and the 2014 elections. 28 days. yet these guys make $174,000 plus millions a dollars each in bonuses not bonuses but benefits and perks. >> is it my turn? i got to go some place fast. this is a great announcement to make on the fourth of july. god bless you, son. the leader of the mississippi college republicans resigned to become a democrat. smart move on his part. he didn't want his party to go the tea and that's exactly right. congratulations. we welcome you to our party. >> gosh. >> all right. >> at least we didn't have any partisanship here. that's it for us. ha of the brave ♪ >>> welcome to "hannity." here we are in west monroe, louisiana. he see duck commander. it's the number one hit cable show in the entire country. 15 million viewers on any given week and we're going to check in with the robertson family. today we check in with willy and maybe even uncle sy and maybe we'll play basketball,

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larry robins is bullish, leon cooperman talked up resources and at least the second year in a row, and john on a number of names holing including petroleum and the pepping deal made him a neat profit of nearly $400 million this week and o asis petroleum. here's paulson talking about the flurry of a way to treat the oil and gas sector. >> these companies are too attractive. they are too attractive to sit there at the current valuation. they are independent. they are in the u.s. they are growing very rapidly. they have enormous reserves, and the cost of harvesting the reserves continues to decline every year, so it's not likely they'll remain -- they may remain as independents for a long period of time. >> of course; some of the names are not new winners for the panelists, one was from coopman who talked about a trip to north africa scoring on atlas energy, a name he still holds today. >> one of my fondest investment days, first two week vacation of my life several days ago, standing in the valley of the kings in egypt looking at that many thousands year old sta chut, by phone goes off 7:00 a

row. based on an independent investigation, fire analyst john lentini and others in his field now strongly the willingham fire was accidental. unlike willis, willingham never got the chance to successfully challenge the science used to convict him. he was executed eight months before willis' release. >> once that death sentence is executed, that person is gone. there's no way to unring that bell. that person is gone and if justice was not done in those cases, then we need to find out sooner rather than later. >> ernest willis was later declared actually innocent and awarded nearly $430,000 from the state for his time spent on death row. he's enjoying his newfound freedom and living with his wife and their extended family in mississippi. his career as a long haul truck driver allows him to see the country. >> i've got a transport business. i transport boats all over the united states, my wife and i. we're the owners and drivers. i look back on it, i don't know whether i could go through it again. if i had to or not, under the same circumstances, i don't think i could do it. it's hard. it's

. >>> secretary of state john kerry makes a surprise visit to afghanistan. he'll try to help row solve the potential political crisis over a disputed election. kerry will meet with two candidates who both claim victory in last month's presidential race. u.s. is urging calm until things can be sorted out. >> happening now investigators pouring over the scene of a deadly fire in massachusetts. cell phone video shows the fast-moving fire at an apartment building in a town about 25 miles northwest of boston. it claimed the lives of seven people ton night investigators continue to search for the cause. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in the newsroom tonight. shawnette, this is a horrible story. >> reporter: iain new york city question about that. as you mentioned, seven people died in this fire. three of them children. nine others we're told were taken to the hospital. tonight investigators are looking into whether fireworks are to blame. now a neighbor recorded this cell phone video of flames shooting from the three-story apartment building in wil lowell massachusetts just before 4

john thompson was innocent. >> thompson spent 18 years in prison for murder, 14 of them on death row, at the infamous penitentiary in louisiana. before his exoneration in 2003. tuesday his organization, in new orleans neighborhood is a hub for exon ows who like thompson, were wrongfully convicted. >> i was on death row. mad because they don't have a life for themselves. that's why i created a voice for all of us, working together to try to make a difference. >> the son of a prominent business executive was shot to death in front of his home. police, acting on a tip, picked up two min including thompson, then a 22-year-old father of two, and admitted drug dealer. >> the only thing i do know, i didn't commit the murder. i didn't have nothing to do with it, people always ahow the district attorney from doing this damage. my whole family was destroyed. >> we return to the scene of the crime. >> why are these four coroners important? it is important because of what the state with held for me, what they had that could have established that i wasn't for. >> at trial, the jury never heard about eyewitnesses who described

row is invited to depart by a visitor services representative. thank you. ♪ ♪ >>> now, a panel examines how robots may eventually replace judges by discussing their hypothesis. chief justice johnerts is a robot. the forum is part of an annual conference on legal and polic r. it's hosted by the university of miami law school in coral gables, florida. this is just over an hour. >> thank you very much. i was told that i'm supposed to speak into the microphone. so i will. this is a wonderful paper, and i will set up the premise. the premise is that he was -- that at one point, john roberts, chief justice john roberts is ambushed and they bring him to the hospital and they discover all along he's been a robot. and the hypothetical is important because it's related to the argument we're going to make later which is that they -- he was created some time in the mid '70s and he was the latest in technology and somehow they got him into harvard law school where the rest of his career unfolded naturally just the way we know it to >> he was on the law review and he clerked for william renquist, the chief justice of the supreme court. he got married to the woman and they had two kids. he b

. >> reporter: john mcill voi is one of the fittest men in britain. the holder of eight records for indoor rowingtraining to qualify for the world iron maurn championship, preparing for a challenge on the world record for rowing the atlantic. >> there's guns everywhere, pointing towards me, shouting get down on the floor. >> in his former life, he was an armed robber, one of britain's most wanted men. >> i have been around organised crime from a young aim, from - well, from eight, nine years old. >> it was here, on it quiet street in south london, on 7 september 2005 that john's luck ran out. >> my hands were up, and then a couple came over, dragged me to the floor, they handcuffed me. i that there and i was completely deflated. i knew, done. i'm done. >> reporter: as a criminal well-known to the police and well connected in the underworld he was send here, bellmarch, london's highest security prison. his plan was to escape and continue his life of crime in europe. three years later a friend died on an armed robbery in the netherlands. >> i realised what rubbish all this was. it ends three ways -

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thes will queue in a early morning row home fire in south philly three people had to jump to escape the fire. medic two a young girl and two adults to the hospital. unit john josie saw that fire called in it and kick in the front door. philadelphia pd reinstated josie last year. lost his job over a if i recall video -- viral video which showed what look like him slapping a woman a few years ago. a judge eventually cleared josie and investigators are now questioning a suspect in that suspicious fire. >> we've got new information tonight about 49 year old richard plots the man police say started shooting yesterday at a delaware county hospital campus he's accused of killing his caseworker and wounding his psychiatrist. car reason help is live outside hup tonight where plots is being treated. karen? >> reporter: he is being treated here right now. we've learned a lot of interesting details. probably been seeing this doctor on and off over the last 20 years he last had an appointment with his doctor about six weeks ago. so when he showed up yesterday he showed up pretty early about an hour early and that raised some suspicion the doctor called for the casework

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john. >> at least two homes damaged and hundreds of people forced to evacuate as a wildfires rages in north carolina woin counsel rowesearchers are using a high-tech wind tunnel to study ways to prevent fetture disasters. >> and hi, will. there are more than half a dozen wildfireses burning in the country and this is critical technology and you can see they timed up to create the fire wind tunnel and we'll show you how it works. they will light this on fire and this is the fun part and she will light this and that is dead vegetation and what is going to happen. they will catch the live vegetation on fire and throw branches and the same time it is controlling the wind spode and humidity and temperature and we'll show you how quickly they can shoot up 10-15 foot up in to the air and this shoes how quickly it gets out of control. they will do this experiment over and over on the hopes down the line they will save more lives and community in the future. >> we are changing fuel types and we are changing the amount of foul and wind conditions and humidity and moisture and how four does under those conditions. >> with all

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row. california has not executed a prisoner since 2006. the u.s. supreme court refused to halt an execution in missouri. killer john middleton was scheduled to die this morning, but the execution was delayed when a judge said his mental competency should be tested. the supreme court let the execution go to head. he was put to head. >>> when you here gang violence you might think of chicago or l.a. as michael oku reports, it's becoming a problem in alaska. >> hang on, i'm not supposed to go code 3 to the southside. we'll go a little faster. >> reporter: lately every night in the land of the midnight sun has been busy for this officer. he's been on patrol for half an hour when a report of a stabbing crack les through the radio. during his 9 hour shift. he will respond to as many as 15 incidents. anyone that visits, they'll ride along. it's a rude awakening. >> according to the fbi, there are more than 60 street gangs in alaska. >> in the past few months there has been a shooting or a stabbing. and a good majority are gang related. i remember growing up in miami, every school was infested with gangs. it's a huge eye o

martha: mark hannahorked as aide to john kerry's presidential campaign in 2004 and president obama's presidential campaign in 2008. rowow with richard roper. how difficult it seems to be to get anything done these days. is it an impossible job? >> i don't think so. i do take to his point and brit hume made a good case in his appearance on kellify, the political climate is such that very difficult for any president, whether president clinton, president george w. bush or current president to get substantial majority of the population to support your public policies. it just has to do with the has to do with fact there are very few moderates. unfortunately there is little political inincident tiff to compromise in washington. even when presidents do compromise, for example, when clinton passed welfare reform or balanced budget bill or when george w. bush passed education reform, they still were very much vilified by their opposition party, and so what i think this president saw or maybe his advisors did, maybe, the good will you end gender from passing something that is truly bipartisan, is pretty much evaporated in this

a person who had a front row seat to all of the events congressman john lewis, a democrat from georgia, now 74 years old. he sent this tweet out, the civil rights act of 1964 changed america forever. we're getting your calls, 50 years after president johnson signed the legislation. on the independent line, we're getting a call from john of louisville, kentucky. >> caller: let's look at the modern-day south. we know what happened in the 1960's. the last four or five wars have been started by a texan in the white house. texas has the largest military base in the world. it was the home of halliburton/brown & root. exxon, enron calls texas home. we've got illegal waivers coming out of texas. when we talk about immigration, it's not a problem from the united states, it's a problem from texas. and then we go to our radio, 90% of our radio comes out of clear channel which comes from texas. then we go to the great state of georgia and the great state of georgia is loaded with military contractors and military bases. >> host: i'm missing your point on all this. what are you trying to allude to?

row that was originally built for 68, overcrowding continues to be a serious problem. currently, there are nearly 700 people waiting for execution. that's our report. i'm john look, billionaire michael bloomberg balks at the flight ban to israel flying to tel aviv. drone strikes continued. >>> and the mysterious brooklyn bridge white flag security breach. >>> and malaysian flight 17. >>> clipper's owner donald sterling with another lawsuit. >>> and digging in the sand is deadly. >> i'm angie got. moat moments ago, secretary of state john kerry arrived in tel aviv. in the

john hopkins and georgetown university conducted the study. >> don't know how accurate it is. >> the hit fox show glee will have to change his name. 20th century fox will row comic enterprises sued studios because it runs string of venues call the glee club. fox plans to appeal and arguing ordering a name change would be unfair and disproportionate. of course, you can watch glee with its original name right here on fox 29 final season set to begin early next year. >> and beginning right her right now your weekend. >> exactly. can't wait. coming up scott back with the best way to get outside for a barbecue this weekend or maybe some golf. >> also ahead a grandma is on a mission. meet the woman who stopped a burglary in action and what she yelled at the suspect that got him to give up the goods. >> and iain, speaking of golf after a positive first day, a downer today. the hole that almost cost tiger woods the weekend coming up >> police are hoping this surveillance video leads to an arrest. they say the three burglars hit home in southwest philadelphia. it happened on the 6500 block of windsor avenue last week. police say the burglars failed the first time b

shooting from the time she was was 10 rows is a in a meet this week glenn if i wouldn't have had my gun i don't know what i would have done. >> reporter: fox's johnn told us rose hill has become new legend in her colorado communi community. >> she's a cool cat as her brother said. tennessee mall worker getting a lot of attention for her hones honesty. she found an expensive diamond at a store and return it. barbara wood, says she was working at the mall when a distraught customer reported that she lost a diamond from herring and not just any diamond it was more than 3.5 carats worth about $40,000. just before heading home for the day she spotted it but not convinced it was a real deal, instead of calling the lady she decided to head to the jeweler first and, you know, get an appraisal. >> she was just -- she just broke out in tears. she was just so excited and relieved. it was a happy ending. >> a lot of folks have been asking why she decided to get it appraised first. the worker says she feels good she was able to give the ring back to the woman especially since it was a gift from the woman's husband. >> good ending to that. >> absolutely. >> al

john boehner is trying to improve his image. it proper tray portrays boehner as an action hero fighting ire marks. >> when it comes to earmarks we kept our promise. the fifth year in a row we're doing appropriation measures without earmarks. defense authorization bill, no earmarks. highway bill, no earmarks. and now the water resources bill, no earmarks. >> finally toronto mayor rob ford is now back on the job. he finished his latest drug rehab program. ford spoke about the experience. >> some of the things i did when i was using i am ashamed embarrassed and humiliated. >> but not so humiliated to end his re-election campaign. he'll face the voters again this fall. he's running for re-election. that's our power politics. >> today was a record day for the stock a market with the dow closing just shy of 17,000. for more of what is going on with wall street and how that compares with main street, let's go to ali velshi, the man. >> reporter: i cede my time ba back. >> is that crazy with the match that is being played. >> reporter: and you ask me to talk about the dow at 17 thoughts. >> that's what i ask of you. that's something you're up to this task. what is happening tod

john kerry's latest ceasefire proposal. it's friday, july 25th and this is "now." >> new reports say israel rejects certain elements of the proposal for a cease fire in gaza. speaking from kir row, secretary kerry said of the plan, we still have terminology in the context of the framework to work through but we are confident it will ultimately work. according to reports, israel wanted modifications before agreeing to end the hostilities, hamas is yet to respond to the proposal. after 18 days of fighting, the battle is no longer being fought in gaza, 10,000 people took to the streets in the west bank again today for what was declared a day of rage, chanting with our soul, with our blood we will redeem gaza. five people were ki8d in the protest bringing the death poll in the west bank to seven. israeli aircraft struck 30 houses killing a leader of hamas and two sons. hours ago a group of u.n. workers came under fire from forces while surveying the damage from yesterday's shelling. hamas continued the rocket fire launching 35 rockets from gaza, ten of them intercepted by the iron dome. joining me now is managing editor bobby goesh and senior fellow steven cook. i'll start with you

john kerry's latest ceasefire proposal. it's friday, july 25th and this is "now." >> new reports say israel rejects certain elements of the proposal for a cease fire in gaza. speaking from kir row, we still have terminology in the context of the framework to work through but we are confident it will ultimately work. according to reports, israel want

row lit fest to discuss "the arsenal of democracy" about the creation to have u.s. bomber force prior to america's entry in world war ii. this is about 40 minutes. >> thank you very much, john, and thank you to everyone who's here on a beautiful, sunny day.a it's good to see you, and welcome to lit fest. if this is your first time, this is one of the great festivals of chicago, and we're glad we're're getting a good turnout today and there is a lot to do. thank you for coming to this event. to there's another one right after, it. a friend of mine, rick kogan, will be conducting a discussionr so there's a lot to do, so, please, stick armed. anything occurs to you, we'll give it at least ten minutes. this'll run very quickly, i think, because i've had a chance to meet a.j. baime, the author of "the arsenal of democracy." it's fantastic, and i highly recommend it to you. it's a topic that covers politics, business, there's even some art and design in there, there's incredible personalities, and i learned a lot there reading it. i'm sort of a world war ii buff. do we have any other world war ii buffs here? thin who's interested? i am, i'm a history buff for sure. a.j. looks ver

row in a way. others argue that it is not good news for us odd, that assad has failed to get westerners to embrace his view. i think here, we should give .redit to john kerry i have a lot of things to say about u.s. policy but on this specific point, i think there is a centralizing of the problem. when john kerry says us odd cannot be ace -- saiys assad cannot be a solution, this captures the dynamics at play. there is a lot of frustration among regime associates that this narrative hasn't really taken hold. there is also strain on allied militias that have to fight on several fronts. iran has inherited two failing regimes in iraq and syria, a massive investment. can they do it? iraqi militias, they have to decide. do they go back to -- ? the news is not necessarily good for us odd. -- for assad. in the short term, the regime is on solid ground. i have spoken for much longer than i should have. sorry. thanks very much. >> thank you. that was fantastic. i am sure there are a number of questions in the audience. please wait for the microphone and please beay sure to identify yourself and your organization. we will start here in the middle. >> i am a me

first on cnbc is t-mobile ceo john legere, who fought the crowds and raced down to be with us at this hour. good to see you. >> glad to be here. >> five quarters in a rowl adds. >> i had so many things to announce today, i didn't know what to do. 1.5 million customers. second quarter in a row of over a million branded nets. 900,000 post-paid. jdp announced today that t-mobile was the number one customer care, as was metro pcs. we have some great things in our network. number one speed again in the second quarter. so it's qualitatively along with the fact that revenue growth is 8%, service revenue 7%, and 33% sequential gain. the qualitative aspects of our business are making people wonder what's happening with the uncarrier. >> we see you so much, i feel like you're framily. you don't need to merge into these numbers. you can just go it alone. that's how i look at it. >> is this the long-rumored david faber announced inside discussions? >> come on, man. my reporting is not based on rumor. it's based on fact. i know that there continue to be long, long held discussions between sprint and t-mobile and your parent company, of course, deutsche telecom. you

john hamm from "mad men" who hasment won. >> he has been nominated how many years in a row? >> a lot. >> a lot.n from "the scandal." juliana margoloise. >> oh, yeah. >> what's the word? the research they did on a human sexuality for their -- you know what used to be weird? when i did a different show when i came to new york, which shall remain nameless, along with my stuff, there was a producer over there named billy masters. my maiden name -- my name at the time was kathie lee johnson. we would check into all these hotels as masters and johnson. we got some looks. it was fun. >> you probably got a great room. >> we got rooms. i wasn't checking in with him. >> that's what you said. well, anyway, lead actor comedy series jim parsons from "big bang theory" matt leblacy. louis c.k., and ricky gervais. >> he just did my podcast too, and it was his 51st birthday. he was in london with jane. i said what in the world are you doing talking to me on -- >> it's a great show, by the way. >> it's a great show. >> thank you, ricky. >> you know what, he is adorable. >> we've had so much fun with him every ti