like the nation's chief condemns the latest attack on a un school in garza or at least ten have died as a criminal act as israel steps up its attacks while we deploying ground troops along the border. the german newspaper claims israel's been bugging the u.s. secretary of state's phone while he's mediated peace talks with the palestinians. russian checkpoints come under fire from the ukrainian side just as european security observers were monitoring the crossing the same attack also reportedly hit a family home. an international probe into the lazy in plane crashes hampered by combat in the area that's ongoing with graphics seeing show how troops are tightening the noose on antigovernment strongholds. very good morning if you just joined us my name is kevin owen it's one am in the morning here in moscow first on this high level widespread condemnation this morning over another israeli strike on a un school in gaza at least ten people died there they were queuing for food at the gates at the time the u.s. state department's commented tonight it said it was appalled by the disc race fo

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at least going to get some sunshine to start the day off here. eventually some of what you see over my shoulder as we take it full screen on storm scan3, moisture starts to work its way in, does start to bring in potential at least for some pretty steady rain. that's specially true for the weekend, for today, it is mainly just scattered czar variy of showers, maybe rumble every thunder, but you can tell just by looking at the trails of clouds and precipitation, this whole flow is coming straight out of the southwest. so getting a little southern built of the southern draw start to work its way in here. so what's it really mean for us? let's walk you through all of t currently quiet outside whitfield elementary school, traffic going up and down the street here, no wet weather yet. we start off with sun, eventually shower or even thunderstorm will fire up. your pollen report, levels do start to drop off. you know what that means, when the levels drop off, something going on in the pattern. it is the fact that we will be dealing with some wet weathe

you know other news an armed group has made off with at least ten million u.s. dollars and some airport in chile eight attackers targeted an armored truck that was taking the cash to an aircraft in what is one of the country's biggest ever heists and they escaped into vehicles heading in different directions leaving spikes on the road to puncture the tires of any cars in pursuit. egypt's former president hosni mubarak's trial has been resumed in cairo the ex leader is accused of involvement in the deaths of protesters during the twenty five an uprising that toppled him the verdict in the murder trial will be delivered on september twenty seventh o'barr who was the head of state for thirty years was sentenced to life imprisonment in two thousand and twelve but the sentence was overturned on technical grounds. public fury over the killing of an unarmed black teenager by a policeman spilled into a third night of violence in the us state of missouri a woman was wounded in a drive by shooting while in a separate incident a police officer opened fire on an alleged att

high level of widespread condemnation tonight over another israeli strike on a un school in gaza at least ten people died they were queuing for food at the gates at the time the u.s. state department says it's appalled by the disgraceful shelling while the un secretary-general ban ki moon called the attack a moral outrage and a criminal act the i.d.f. had earlier signaled that it's winding down its operation along the border how we fear reports from the heart of the conflict i would this is say that the israeli air force struck a motorcycle just outside of a proprietary boys school in the rustler city we know that at least ten palestinians were injured we believe all of them were civilians least four children now the united nations has of course condemned this attack but the united nations has made clear that historically and recently it's told us throughout the precise location of this structure and the fact that in this school there are around three thousand palestinian civilians seeking refuge well this is not the first time that a un run school shelter has been attacked in these almos

at least three rockets have been fired and it has been used to intercept them. we have had a lot of military activity intensifying over tuesday, at least half a dozen palestinian deaths. there's been a lot of mortar fire across the border into israel from the mall stinian factions, at least a hundred rockets fired. there has been at least ten ceasefires so far, and there is in fact more hope here or not, it would appear there is more hope, because it would seem that this time there is an agreement to stick to the script. that there is going to be a phase process in which there's an opening of the bordering, effective a lessening of the whole pressure on those board er posts with the amount of humanitarian traffic coming in doubled at least. and then a phased process of the fishing rights. the extension of the fishing rights from three nautical miles in stages up to 12 nautical miles, and then also, a process in which the rebuilding of gaza, which is absolutely colassal, will start, and israel will be part of that process in fact a main part of that process. furt

staying in the middle east in at least thirteen sold. and two civilians have been killed in northeastern lebanon a syrian rebels clashed with the army thirteen security force members were taken hostage by the militants rebels of several military checkpoints on the border as they try to release a fighter being held by the lebanese army. heavy rains last southern europe bringing areas in a handful of countries just to a standstill in northern italy four people were killed and more than twenty injured when a flash flood tall for a festival two people who drowned in bulgaria and more than nine hundred five when a river bust its banks and floods of power lies the turkish city of istanbul backing up traffic across the city. up next martin international as countries commemorate the start of the first world war we take you to the battlefield for an inside take on one of russia's k. clashes with germany stay with us why. it's technology innovations all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. the u.s. military was built to squ

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by tomorrow it is starting to clear out at least little bit. sunday looks a lot brighter, nicer, monday even better, tuesday even better than monday, and wednesday starts to heat up a bit more here. so high pressure really going regain the lead t looks as though as a result we get nice little stretch here of some pretty darn nice weather. natasha, back to you. >> i like the way that sounds, thank you so much. now a check on some of the stories "kyw news radio" 1006 is following. if you got red light camera ticket in new jersey then you may not have to pay t blame computer glitch for a move to clear 17,000 tickets also, two collingswood bakers came in second place this week on the season finale of the tl cnet work show the next great baker. giovani's room the country's oldest continue just operated lgbt book store which close in the may will reopen this fall, thanks to local non-profit. check in two three, four times a day on "kyw news "kyw news radio 1060". >> coming up in the next hour, we continue to follow breaking news homeowner facing char

they're expected to make at least one pilgrimage here during their lifetime. iraq has an overwhelming muslim majority. 99% at least count. .8% are christian. only a tiny fraction are yazidi, with at least 500,000, they're considered one of the smallest minorities in the country. >> they are very peaceful and they are very friendly. and also, as you saw, they like the coalition forces. >> reporter: several hundred yaz udis live in lincoln, nebraska. this amateur footage shows them protesting this week outside government offices, calling for action in iraq. >> the people need help! >> reporter: the same call outside the white house. >> yazidi are being raped. they're being kidnapped. they're being imprisoned. it's terrible what's happening to our people. >> reporter: a yazidi member of the iraqi parliament pleads for help. warning of genocide. of people scattered and on the run. they are fast running out of places to hide. paula hancocks, cnn, atlanta. >>> still ahead on cnn, damage in hawaii after tropical storm iselle whips the island chain. ivan cabrera is he

united nations chief jams the latest attack on a un school in gaza or at least ten have died as a criminal act as israel steps up its air attacks while we deploy ground troops along the border. the german newspaper claims israel's been bugging the u.s. secretary of state's phone while a mediated peace talks with the palestinians. russian checkpoints come under fire from the ukrainian side as a european security observer said the monitoring the crossing the same attack also reportedly hit a family home. and the national probe into the malays in plane crashes hampered by combat in the area where graphic scenes show how troops are tightening the noose an anti-government stronghold. good evening this is the weekly from arts international with me kevin owen it's surrounded by the big stories of the last seven days and while making headlines right now to start with there's been a fresh attack on another un school in gaza this time at least ten people have died the victims who queuing for food at the gates at the time. called it a moral outrage and criminal act the i.d.f. had earlier signaled it

another un school is hit in gaza at least ten people are dead as israel steps up its air attacks while redeploying ground troops along the border. a german newspaper claims israel's been bugging the u.s. secretary of state's phone while he mediated peace talks with the palestinians. and russian checkpoints come under fire from the ukrainian side just as european security observers were monitoring the crossing the same attack also reportedly hit a family home. and the international probe into the malaysian plane crash has hampered by combat in the area where graphic scenes show how key of troops are tightening the noose on anti-government strongholds. which are due to national life from moscow at six pm here on marina joshie now there's been a half rasher tack on another u.n. school in gaza this time at least ten people were killed according to palestinian officials the idea of had earlier signaled that it's whining down its operation along the border of hair if you reports from the heart of the conflict. i would this is say that the israeli air force struck a motorcycle just outside of

the least coverry stalled.ptember, a fire destroyed the boardwalk in sea side park. >> the the fire was a punch in the gut. >> reporter: mike is a member of the sea side height chamber of commerce where beach revenue is expect to be over one million-dollar this year. from a projection standpoint we're right where we are hoping to be. it is in the where we ultimately want to be but we are happy with how it is going. >> reporter: that was vladamire reporting. mess of the business owners say they hope to be up another 20 or 30 percent by next year. tourism is a 40 billion-dollar industry in new jersey and mostly coming from the jersey shore. >>> carol, people at the shore, you are saying they could get another day at the beach out of it. >> i think they will salvage most of the day at the shore. lets see, they are least likely to see these showers and storms. that doesn't mean you'll fine full sunshine any more than we are finding full sunshine in center city philadelphia look at this glummy start with the low clo

the group has made off with at least ten million u.s. dollars at santiago airport in chile the eight attackers targeted in all matric it was taking the cash to an aircraft in what is one of the country's biggest ever robberies they skate in two vehicles heading in different directions leaving spikes in the road to bust the tires of any cause in pursuit. and will be bought with more news in the run hoffman hours time until then we're crunching the numbers in boom bust with their own aid while breaking the set is on for you if you're watching in britain stay with us. do we speak your language or not a. good news programs and documentaries in spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tune in to angles to the story. so you hear. that troy spanish find out more visit. i asked ray. in december two thousand and ten. more likely to be raped in college than in the real world. i don't think people did that to each other when they knew each other i thought rape was a stranger on the bus this. girl complaining about the son of an alumni giv

. >> at least six shots, at least six shots. could be more. but at least six. >> reporter: the st. louis county medical examiner's office has not released its report but confirmed to nbc news that brown was shot more than once in the head and chest. >> we believe, given those kinds of facts, this officer should have been arrested. >> reporter: the case is expected to go before a grand jury as early as wednesday to determine if the police officer who killed michael brown will be charged. >> that was sarah dallof. stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage. we'll take a closer look at the situation unfolding on the ground. we're also posting updates as they come in on nbc10.com. >>> back here at home, imagine someone killing cats and leaving them on people's door steps. it's happening in a philadelphia neighborhood. christina maddela is live in mayfair. >> reporter: people are really upset and there's a stray cat here on some one's lawn. one dead cat was found dumped on a front lawn and in this shed here that you're looking at right now, four dead kittens. it looks like someone stomped

heavy artillery attacks killing at least three people in the outskirts of dawn yet east ukraine with residential areas pounded by shells as the army tries to retake the city from local militia. fast foods leaving a sour taste for russian regulators who are suing mcdonald's today over quality against the backdrop of escalating tit for tat sanctions between moscow and the west. and washington is sending over one hundred additional military advisers to iraq to help kurdish troops battle islamic jihadists and concern the u.s. is getting too deeply involved in the conflict. you're watching r.t. international coming to you live from moscow where it's now ten am in the russian capital it's good to have you with us. at least three people have been killed in fresh ukrainian army attacks on the outskirts of don yet where troops are closing in and vowing a major offensive locals are being told to get out of the city the area came under heavy fire on tuesday night and is the current front line in the conflict a market and several apartment blocks were pounded by shells in the main square residen

it's staying dry at least for philadelphia.here are a few clouds and showers that popped up in sussex county. they've diminished, brief, quick showers, currently outside, not too bad. philly, pottstown, upper 60s for the shore. dover at 71 degrees at this hour. here is your day planner for the day today. we'll start off with the clouds this morning. 72 degrees at 9:00 a.m., fewer clouds and then partly sunny by noon, 81 degrees, high today will be 84, also under partly sunny skies. looks like this week we are expecting showers. we'll show you when that's going to happen coming up. let's get a quick traffic update from jillian mele. >> good morning, tedd. we have a lot of roads closed because of the shooting investigation in tacony. ditman between levick and hellerman, that will be completely blocked off. torresdale avenue, expect to see a lot of closures. torresdale is a big road in that area. frankfurt avenue is okay if you need to use that. this is a live look from one of our penndot cameras in the area. see how big that scen

i i i united nations chief condemns the latest attack on a un school in guards who were at least ten. criminal acts as israel steps up its air attacks while we deploying ground troops along the border. german newspaper claims israel's been bugging the u.s. secretary of state's phone while it mediated peace talks with the palestinians. russian checkpoints come under fire from the ukrainian side just as european security observers were monitoring the crossing the same attack reportedly hit a family home. the international probe into the malays even plane crash is hampered by combat in the area where graphic c. show the troops tighten the noose on government stronghold. good evening this is art international money when you watching the weekly roundup of the big stories of the last seven days on the headlines today talking of which we'll start with that there's been a fresh attack or another u.n. school in gaza this time at least ten people have died the victims were queuing for food at the gates at the time un secretary-general ban ki moon called it a moral outrage and criminal act the i

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and armed groups made off with a least ten million u.s. dollars it's something i go airport in chile the eight attackers targeted an armored truck that was taking the cash to an aircraft in what is one of the country's biggest ever. they escaped into vehicles heading in different directions leaving spikes on the road to puncture the tires of any cars in pursuit. egypt's former president hosni mubarak's trial has been resumed in cairo he actually does accused of involvement in the deaths of protesters during the twenty eleven uprising that toppled him verdict in the murder trial will be delivered on september the twenty seventh with barak who was the head of state thirty years was sentenced to life imprisonment twenty twelve of the sentence was overturned on technical grounds. used coming in the plane over the brazilian presidential candidates has crashed in the city of santa. campos leader of the brazilian socialist party was believed to be on board the cessna plane apparently went down during heavy rain. stories online cause why is the ci

now, israel confirms they targeted at least 70 locations. >> the military there also says at least 67 were fired into israel since the three-day cease-fire expired on friday morning. an israeli soldier and a civilian were wounded, according to authorities. a member of the palestinian delegation participating in negotiations in egypt indicated that the two sides remain very far apart on a lasting solution. let's get the very latest now from our correspondents in the region. sara sidner is live in jerusalem. john vause standing by in gaza. we start with sara to get the very latest from the israeli perspective. sara. >> reporter: we know that overnight the israel defense forces said that they hit between 20 and 30 targets inside of gaza. responding to rockets that have been coming over since the cease-fire. actually two land before the cease-fire. hamas denying those. but then after that there was clearly a barrage of rockets, a total of 67 since the cease-fire ended. four since midnight here. certainly the fighting resuming. israel saying that they're not going to negotiate while israel

an armed group has made off with at least ten million u.s. dollars at sandia airport in chile the eight attackers targeted and armored truck that was taking the cash to an aircraft in what is one of the country's biggest ever robberies they skate into vehicles heading in different directions leaving spikes in the road to burst the tires of any cars in pursuit of the world's biggest issues they constructed next cross-talk. world. science technology innovation all the news developments around russia we've got the future covered. you've got a lot of sneering and negative for your engagements here in russia especially the public appearances. there were. political you were just supporting sports. certain people's regime has become very adept at is controlling the media for example. c.n.n. is you know completely telling it like it is no i think you have an agenda i think . is is bought and paid for. the reality mediation is still there and it is killing our children they are dying also hard assed know leukemia that the authorities are still hiding

an armed group has made off with at least ten million u.s. dollars at santiago airport in chile the eight attackers targeted an armored truck that was taking the cash to an aircraft in the what is one of the country's biggest ever robberies they escape into vehicles heading in different directions leaving spikes in the road to burst the tires of any cars in pursuit. i'm next watch how our reporters get the job down in the latest episode of news stream. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. are you in reality relation is still lives we think and it is killing our children they aren't dying also hard conditions leukemia but feel florida's are still hiding the truth from us and i don't know why don't they have children of their own heard so much to move up to protect our children. in december two thousand and ten. more likely to be raped in college than in the real world. i don't think people did that to each other when they knew each other i thought rape was a stranger in the bushes. girl complaining about the s

i understand you spoke to at least one family member of the three teenagers? >> i did. i spoke with michelle franco and her 16-year-old son was one of of the three. he also had dual u.s. citizenship and for 18 agonizing days they were kidnapped and killed almost immediately but the people of israel didn't know that. for 18 agonizing days she was hoping and praying her son would be found and found healthy and found alive. her hopes were evaporated when she heard about this. this is the real life challenge of the people of israel. the thing that on the ground you learn more than anything else, greta, is that this is their everyday existence. the reason that the prime minister is so outspoken and talks about and challenges the world to ostracize terror groups is because they've had 3500 rockets fired at them in the last month and what they live with every day and every week and every year. it's a very different challen challenging existence. unless you have been here -- i find those that criticize israel so quickly, i wonder if they would send their kids to a border town n

it's going to be rough at the shore, at least in the water for the next couple of days at least.ry in the east, bone dry. close showers back in chicago. they are certainly not going to get here tonight or into tomorrow morning. on this future cast just a chance of a couple showers especially north and west. most of the computer models don't have any rain with this front that is coming in. all it's going to do is take us from 90 plus degrees down into the mid-80s with lower humidity. so thursday is going to be a spectacular day. thursday night for the eagles, it's just beautiful. now, here is hurricane cristobal, and it is not looking like it's strengthening or anything close to that. there is plenty of dry air on the western side of this thing. and so it's not likely to strengthen. p look at the track of it, so chaotic. it was nearly stationary yesterday. it keeps churning up the waves and that's going to keep the risk of the high rip currents there for much of the rest of the week. as far as the track is concerned, there's not much doubt about it. moves north now. going between

or kind of monitor something that exactly that's what that's what is believed at least at this point the attorney for the family says one of them is actually a doctor who was seen in the area of the rioting thought to be participating but he was not he was only offering first aid to some of the wounded and he is one of the the ones that is still detained right now last but not least since we're just learning this news how how is israel justifying this detention i mean they still have him and now we know what are the. police deny this this claim through and through they say that the family is not being singled out that they are not being harassed in any way they say that this is purely coincidence that coincidence that this family happens to be the one that's rioting because they're passionate over over the death of that young boy and and that there are very large families so. well very actually still and as to why israel did not notify u.s. consulate there were arrests police say that is not registered as a u.s. citizen in their database and they also say that during the questioning

at least 70 and at least 200 injured. have heard the occasional explosions over the last hour or so. we can't tell where that is from. it would suggest certainly air strikes. and certainly less fanatic than it was a couple of hours something when we were south and saw that level of devastation that we have been reporting. people trying to get out their dead and check their homes. but as it stands we can hear drones over head. but things seem to have calmed down a little bit here. >> charles we saw earlier a lot of palestinians appeared at least in some parts of gaza to be coming out, trying to take advantage of what they thought would probably be a truce that was going to last. what is becoming of these people as they realize their homes and neighborhoods have been completely flattened? >> this is it. all week we have been in villages and talking to families. for a lot of these people they have nothing left so they have been staying with relatives in cramped tight conditions with very little electricity, very little water

disaster on a daily bases the size of which can be calculated the minimal impact zone would be at least three hundred kilometers now the chemical plant stores over two thousand tons of a substance known as blood poison used in pain production if it enters the body it affect the liver a heart bone marrow and can cause death on top of that there are also thirty tons of t.n.t. at the facility and a nearby ten thousand cubic meters of liquid ammonia are reportedly stored exposure to it and high concentrations can lead to blindness long damage and death now the plant spokesperson's has a potential leak could affect an area of over three hundred kilometers in radius that goes as far as russia's region and could cause serious contamination of the black seas waters there's just one factory with potential biohazards out of one hundred forty five located across the net scrooge and which is now a war zone at least thirteen cities in the area were chemical plants are located are considered to be at risk alister hey a professor of mantle to the ecology told me more about the potential dangers. if d.

resulting in at least 50 juries and at least three deaths. but with many thousands of the buildings destroyed, many are returning to their flattened homes or stand staying in them on top of them because they prefer it to the shelter. and the wife and daughter of the -- killed last night. we also can't confirm if or when they return to the bargaining table. >> early in the morning in gaza city. >>> our coverage from ferguson kicks off at the top of the ley. megan kelley. this is america's choice for news and information on cable. you are on fox news channel. >>> a live look >>> a live look ferguson, missouri as we're quickly approaching the 11:00 p.m. hour. a live midnight edition for the east coast coming right up with complete coverage of what's going on there and around the rest of the world. the political ramifications for all of this and all the rest. this is that time of night where our folks on the ground say they are about to start clearing the streets, which often is the beginning of the conflict. we can hope not but we'll know shortl

that left at least 20 palestinians dead. the israelis, at the time, said their troops were in the area, hamas was near the school. they opened fire and israeli's responded to that. the findings that the school was hit by ten rounds of artillery combined with what happened in rafah yesterday outside the school leaving nine dead, the pressure is mounting right now. >> thanks so much. as the quiet, more or less being maintained right now. >>> right now, israel is 90 minutes into a conditional cease-fire. it appears to be reshuffling ground troops, pulling them back to the border. palestinians can return north. is israel moving closer to ending the fighting and perhaps starting peace talks. if so, will it be with hamas? live from jerusalem this morning. in terms of israel saying it is going to begin wrapping up its ground war there, what are you hearing? >> reporter: good morning, deborah. i spoke to one of the spokesmen for the israeli government. he was saying to me that this is not a drawdown. this is not a withdrawal. the op

the united nations chief condemns the latest attack on a un school in gaza or at least ten have died as a criminal act as israel steps up its air attacks while redeploying ground troops along the border. german newspaper claims israel's been bugging the u.s. secretary of state's phone while he mediated peace talks with the palestinian. russian checkpoints come under fire from the ukrainian side just as you see in security observers were monitoring the crossing the same attack also reportedly hit a family home. and the international probe into the lazy in plane crashes how to put by combat in the area where graphic seeing show how troops tighten the noose on antigovernment strongholds. very good evening this is art international money kevin oh it's eight pm here in moscow this is the weekly our roundup of the big stories of the last seven days and first while making headlines right now there's been a fresh attack on another u.n. school in gaza this time at least ten people have died the victims were queuing for food at the gates at the time u.n. secretary general ban ki moon called it

at least seven million. in the muslim faith their organization and some of jihad is forbidden solutions of trying to recruit from young muslim youth as are going on in holland we stop short of demonstrations of crisis i question the sanity of the dutch government for allowing it in the first place the very fact that they allow this on the. governments. were chanting death to the jews quite loudly in streets of a european country is this really what we could call what's what's going on here. taking a look at some other stories making global headlines an american doctor infected with a deadly ebola virus has been medivac to the united states for treatment dr kent brantly has been taken to a specialized hospital in atlanta you can barely walk without assistance all precautions were made to protect against the spread of the virus during flight bola is contagious and causes severe internal bleeding there is no cure. for major landslide in nepal killed at least eight people and left more than one hundred missing b

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tonight the united nations chief condemns the latest attack on a un school in gaza or at least ten have died as a criminal act as israel steps up its air attacks while redeploying ground troops along the border. german newspaper claims israel has been bugging the u.s. secretary of state for mediated peace talks with the palestinians. russian checkpoints come under fire from the ukrainian side just as european security observers were monitoring the crossing the same attack also reportedly hit a family home. the national probe into the malays in plane crash is hampered by more combat in the area where graphic scenes show how troops tightening the noose on antigovernment. a very good evening for me kevin o'leary of moscow it's eleven pm here now this is our international with the weekly a roundup of the big stories of the last seven days and one headlining right now to start high level widespread condemnation this sunday night over another israeli strike on a un school in gaza at least ten people died there they were queuing for food at the gates at the time the u.s. state department said

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the group has at least three known american hostages. we learned today those include a 26-year-old woman, the group says it's willing to negotiate for. it wants $6 million, lester? >> thank you. >>> a new cease-fire has been announced between israel and hamas. under the open ended deal hammered out by egypt. israel will allow more supplies and humanitarian aid into gaza. in several weeks, more talks will begin on complex issues. like israel's demand that hamas disarm. several previous cease-fires have collapsed. so it's still too early to tell if this one will hold. the death toll in this current conflict so far, 70 israelis and more than 2,100 palestinians. there were more sizable aftershocks in california today, fraying nerves even further, days after that quake did all that damage in and around napa. now, the major cleanup effort begins as we hear for the first time from a young survivor who was nearly crushed to death when the quake struck. nbc's joe fryer is in napa again for us tonight. joe, good evening. >> reporter: good evening,

on the bridge was made off with at least ten million u.s. dollars it's in chile the eight attackers targeted an armored truck that was taking the cash to an aircraft and mortars one of the country's biggest robberies they escaped in two vehicles heading in different directions weaving spikes in the road to bust the tires of any cars in pursuit. next slicing through the spin over the next thirty minutes is breaking the set on the international but going underground is for you if you're watching in britain stay with us. one of the new will show marginalize the polish face. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. dramas that can't be ignored to. stories others refuse to notice. faces change the world writes never. a full picture of today's news. from around the globe. dropped. to fifty. two genetics but your next vulgarization of darwin science punishment for an uncommitted crying i was sterilized to learn from believing in eighty feebleminded still today

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school was hit in gaza at least ten people are dead as israel steps up its air attacks while redeploying ground troops along the border. and german newspaper claims israel has been bugging the u.s. secretary of state's phone while he may aid of peace talks with the palestinians. russian checkpoints come under fire from the ukrainian side just as european security observers were monitoring the crossing save a town also reportedly here a family hold. down the international probe into the malaysian plane crash is hampered by a combat in the area where graphic scenes show how cave troops are tightening the noose on anti-government strongholds. which are the international live from moscow with me marina joshie welcome to the program well there's been a fresh attack on another u.n. school in gaza this time at least ten people were killed and that's according to palestinian officials the i.d.f. had earlier signaled that it's winding down its operation along the border for less now across live with hair of fear who is in gaza for us so harry what do we know so far about this attack. we know that

at least 39 people were killed. police say an additional 19 people are unaccounted for, bringing the total number of missing to 26. the firefighters, police and a ground self-defense force personnel are assisting with the relief work. the landslides damaged or destroyed more than 180 homes and more than 800 people had to leave. many of them have taken refuge in emergency shelters. the disaster cut off power to more than 900 households and it knocked out water to more than 1,000. municipal officials have set up supply stations so people can get enough to drink. some residents are getting help from volunteers to clean up the mess. they are scooping up the mud, sometimes with heavy machinery. but authorities say there are sites that are left untouched where water from the hills keeps flowing into residential areas. >>> most of the casualties came in the district of yagi. at least 25 people were killed there. nhk world has the latest. >> translator: this rooftop provides a panoramic view of the hillside that collapsed a

and has made off with at least ten million u.s. dollars at santiago airport in chile is targeted unama truck that was taking the cash to an aircraft in what is one of the country's biggest robberies they skate in two vehicles heading in different directions even spikes in the right to bust the tires of any cars in pursuit. now the world's biggest issues deconstructed next in cross talk stay with us. the music city good lumber tour to mccurry was to build a new most sophisticated. fortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans. this is why you should care only on the dot com audio in reality radiation is still there but any to skilling our children they aren't dying also heart conditions asked most leukemia but the authorities are still hiding the truth for most still and i don't know why don't they have children on their own because you heard so much to know it up to protect our children. that nixon decided to close the gold window and turn the monster a syste

but people still try their luck they say the entire city's a shelling area now and at least they can talk to relatives and friends on the phone and. every day in the guns at least a dozen apartment buildings and probably tyler says i hate by to refire some of them more than once. mccloy's flood is on the eighth floor fortunately none of his family was hurt when it was heat these plasma television is the only thing he managed to save he makes one more trip to salvage his belongings. but comes back minutes later empty handed . the u.n. estimates over one hundred seventeen thousand people accounted displaced inside ukraine and russia's authorities claim more than seven hundred thirty thousand ukrainians have crossed the border since the conflict started but in lieu guns and other cities across eastern ukraine often huddled together terrified in dark basements and the havens which aren't always as safe as they seem many more remain . in the gonski ukraine now the o.s.c. is demanding that a russian photojournalist who's been missing in ukraine for almost a week now be released moscow has

that they shot a police detective's car at least a dozen times. and when he rammed their car to avoid being carjacked, they shot him four times. he's in stable condition but these are violent times in the city. >> 27-year-old romeo hayes arrested yesterday after an incident in which he and two accomplices allegedly shot at a d.c. policewoman and then a male d.c. detective four times during an attempted carjacking. since friday in d.c. 21 people have been shot and wounded. it's terrorizing unsuspected residents who suddenly have to die from bullets. >> you have to go on this side. >> activist sam foster says he watched a gun battle in front of his place on martin luther king on friday afternoon. >> they picked up 18 case said out here, shell casings. >> neighbor denise barne said they laid on the floor in her office and with school starting in a couple weeks she's worried. >> the shooting that afternoon around that time. with the violence, i have some grave concerns about the safety of our children. >> amazingly no one was hit, but last week four p

we begin our coverage in southern gaza where at least 40 palestinians have been killed.harles stratford has our report. >> reporter: we arrive near the border around two and a half hours after the ceasefire started. already the tank shelling had begun. most of the ambulances waiting to ferry the dead and injured out could get no further, blocked by a pile of rubble from a cater. people were walking across the land carrying the bodies on stretchers. >> translator: it looks like an earthquake has happened here. houses are completely destroyed. the bodies are decomposing in the heat. >> reporter: we pushed forward as the tanked continues firing. 14 wheel drive ambulance pushed through, but soon turned around unable to go further. >> translator: the area is completely sealed off, it is a total no-go zone. bulldozers needs to get in to try to clear the rubble. >> reporter: we stuck to the road has we moved forward. we heard reports that two people had been hit by snipers. what remained of people's homes lined the road. one group told us not to film and as they past the saw th

there are at least two investigations going on. but as somebody who talks about poverty who has visited urban america, as a leader, what's your response to the images you're seeing? >> well, first of all, i think you need to let the investigation take its course. we as leaders need to extend our shies to the brown family, to the community and respect its investigation so we can get to the facts and the truth so that justice can be served. i as a political lead do not want to give any impression that i'm trying to graft my policy preferences or political agenda on to this situation because that would be disrespectful to do that. if you're asking me my opinions about poverty, i would tell you we have a long ways to go to cure and fight systemic poverty in america. and we as policymakers need to have a fresh look at the war on poverty given that it's 50 years old and we have the highest poverty rates in a generation. this is why after the last two years, i've spent a lot of time with others looking at the poverty situation, listening

at least 3,000 rockets have been fired from gaza into israel. again, we saw that hamas still firing rockets today into israel, but the death count here increasing by the day, more than 1700 palestinians have been killed in the four weeks. many of them civilians, many of them also children as well. so, the fighting here is shifting, but it is still very intense here. >> and gaza is not the only turbulent place in the middle east today. lebanon's army says eight soldiers have been killed with fighting in a border town. the latest example, syrian civil war spilling into other countries. also deadly new fighting in libya. at least 22 killed as militias battle for control in tripoli and sunni terrorists in iraq making new gain, taking control of the country's biggest dam north of baghdad. the central government fears that isis could use the dam as a weapon of mass destruction by flooding major cities. >>> a second american infected with the ebola virus scheduled to be home within the week. nancy writebol still in west africa. she was helping treat pa

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