food inspired by the mediterranean and middle east with a twist so unique you can only find it in one place in san francisco. we're at the 55th annual armenian festival and bizarre. this is extra special not only because i happen to be armenian, but there is so much delicious food here. and i can't wait to share it with all of you. let's go. armenia, culture and cusine has had much cultural exchanges with its neighbors. today armenian food infuses he flavor from the mediterranean, middle east, and eastern europe. >> this is our 55th year and in san francisco we're the largest armenian food festival and widely recognized as one of the best food festivals in the area. we have vendors that come up from fresno, from los angeles showing off their craft. we really feel like we have something for everyone in the neighborhood and that's really what it is, is drawing people to see a little bit of our culture and experience what we experience weekend in and weekend out. >> we are behind the scenes now watching the chef at work preparing some delicious armenian kabob. this is a staple in armenia

so is the mediterranean. mussolini once called it our sea. but that was yesterday.he yachtsman, a wind tank and a few odds and ends make quite a boat. the crew chiefs scrounge parts. scrounge is polite for steal. scrounging from wrecked planes, banged up italian cars, old parachutes for sails. they use only the best-quality junk. sometimes when you can get the ration of beer, you drink it. then you look like this. alto is the best deal you ever had. the country club. a lot of land, a lot of sun. your american community has everything. except the things you really want. there are times you would rather be flying than waiting around, killing time. because when you're flying, you don't have that feeling of the day, a week, and months slipping by. slipping by and leaving you standing still. these are your years. years to get started, find yourself, your job, profession, get married, kids, home of your own. these are the years that count. so you have your pets, to give and receive affection. in return for affection, c reactions. as always in affairs of the heart, some ha

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to my right, that's the mediterranean, that's the sea. that way is egypt and that is closed to the north. that is israel. and there are not a lot of places to go. and that's why we've seen over 50% of those who have been wounded in the last ten days, and the fear, of course, is as this incursion comes deeper into gaza those numbers of wounded women, children, civilians in general will increase. >> is there a democratic solution in the of f-ing here? >> reporter: yes, well, i think what u.s. officials in the middle of it are telling me yes there is still a diplomatic opening. one of them was relatively surprised by this incursion. so there is a notion that in cairo, which is the intermediatary, that officials from hamas, the american officials certainly israeli delegation that is through will over the last day or so, those negotiations are ongoing. as we discussed earlier the israeli military has made a decision to go in. even if the politicians, even if the diplomats are discussing some kind of cease-fire, the fact that the military is he

. >> hundreds are plucked from the waters of the mediterranean every week. the operations save lives but cost italy millions every month. rome wants its european partners to share the cost. many eu states sympathize, but they add that processing the refugees should still be the jobs of the countries they arrive at. they say the rules just need better enforcing. >> they have a common challenge in the european union, but one has to understand that although italy is doing a splendid job in saving lives in the mediterranean, and a lot of people who arrive on the italian shores do end up in countries like sweden and germany. >> like many countries, germany says the problem needs to be tackled earlier. if crisis regions receive more help, fewer people would become refugees in the first place. >> simply deciding who is allowed to come to europe and how we process the refugees once we come here will not save the problem. >> someone to eu member states to take in more refugees overall, especially those coming from syria. >> people in indonesia go to the polls on wedn

several similar cases reported in the mediterranean in recent months italy struggling to cope with the influx of migrant boats this year most of which depart from libya. in southern greece protesters that have blockaded a nato base for a second day running three hundred people gathered in crete to demonstrate against the island's water is being used to destroy syria's syrian chemical weapons protesters fear that the mediterranean island ses will become a graveyard of toxic waste chemical weapons were transported to create earlier this year as part of the program to neutralize syria's fire. stay with us here and i'll tell you the latest headlines at the top of the hour after a short break sophie shevardnadze talks to an afghan prisoner of war turned taliban bodyguard if you watching is over in the u.k. it's a special report for you on the black gold rush in canada. in florida the debate over whether illegal immigrants should be able to get driver's licenses is heating up one group called the living with angels says that they should be allowed behind the wheel to support this view they u

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they are worried about a potential third front, the mediterranean, there is a long mediterranean coastal line with israel and the other day as you know there was an effort by ha ma to infiltrate commandos and kill some. the israeli navy spotted them. i spoke with one of the spokes women, a young woman who is involved directly involved in getting some of that information. listen to this brief exchange that we had at the israeli naval base. >> you see something suspicious. you see people coming in from the water who are armed. >> yeah. >> what do you do? >> we stayed away, inform our higher ranks and higher units and they involve all the different kinds of units in the navy and the navy in general, whoever needs to be involved. >> whether the army -- >> yes. >> the israelis did wind up killing those hamas infiltrators. was navy, army, air force. they are bracing for more of that and the navy is on full scale patrol along that long mediterranean coast. >> wolf, stand by. we want to check in with ana at the crossing on the gaza/israel border. we understand that this morning palestinian-ameri

others i brought with me from the mediterranean.e adopted first a master plan and then had to coordinate every last detail of the ground, sea and airplanes. while this was going on, we led off with an air show designed to make the landing points as soft as possible to batter the german communications and to make certain we'd have control of the air. it was quite a show. those airmen did a magnificent job. >> we had polish, czechs, the only way they could make up was marshaling the arts. >> we used to ask each other, have you cut any good bridges lately? finally there was only one bridge left between paris and the sea. >> down in the late spring through the wounded towns of england moved the mass made by our patients. two precious years of plans were put away. the offices were empty. all the maps were on the walls. paper had come alive. across the channel, our resolve the germans stood beside our guns. they were prepared, their might was poised. they looked across the sea and grinned. they would on the beaches and even death himself

. >>> an hour's drive from granada, the mediterranean.development, the coast around here is largely unspoiled. i'm on my way to a moraga, a tradition in these parts best described as the local version of a beach barbecue. working the grill, chef juan andres moria. he heads the highly regarded el claustro in granada. we're joined by fellow chef rafael luca and some friends. jefe, you killing us with good-looking food here. >> some of that simple salmarejo on toast. one of my favorite things. >> amazing. >> dried tuna flavor packed like tuna prosciutto. >> some olive oil. >> extra virgin from granada. >> it's spicy. and bitter. >> that's good. so good. ♪ >> spain is a beautiful country. we're not even eating yet and it's good. >> pate. >> oh, sweet. want mas. that is like the best thing in the world. >> you want to eat this? the whole thing? >> this? yeah. chocolate. this is the chocolate of the gods. >> some grilled octopus, and sea bream, some nice pork tenderloin and my personal favorite a particularly delicious morcilla, fresh blood sau

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there's a lot of mediterranean attached to this town.it was -- when i first came in the '60s, everybody said that you came late. >> right. >> now i'm saying the same thing as the young now. they come and they saw wow, i say -- >> what was better about those days? >> well, for me at that time i was young, and it was the boom of hippies, and it was a destination. you know, cafe baba, meet bob dylan, and the parties was going on. i miss these kind of parties. people fly from everywhere to the party, and they make the whole town move. blue and white party, white and gold party, hat party, you know, it's amazing. you see people coming in with amazing hats, like a cage with a bird, extravagant hats, you know. people put so much energy and time into these parties, you know? look at -- >> now, that looks good. >> tomatoes brushed with local olive oil, garlic and coriander. liver kabobs, beef liver to be exact, grilled over charcoal. that looks very nice. for fish, a bit of swordfish and some orange roughy. >> that is just beautiful. >> how do yo

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estimates more than 500 died in the mediterranean in the past six months. the final journey of the "costa concordia" is over. salvage crews towed the scuttled cruise ship to the italian port of geppoa -- jennoa. it took four days. italy's program praised the true, remembering the 32 people that lost their lives when it capsized. >> translation: we know that what happened took place due to an error that someone made, and it was truly a tragic ech and we are not -- event and we are not here to celebrate. >>> over the next several months crews will move furniture and heavy items. the ship will be scrapped. >>> 500 homes have been evacuated in northern california as a sand fire spraeds. 75 people fled the wildfire. 3800 acres burned since friday. investigators say a vehicle that drove over dry vegetation started the fire. no injuries have been reported. let check in with meteorologist rebecca stevenson for the latest on the weather. they could affect the fire. >> there are gusty winds, and the wildfires have a way of creating their own gusty weather. it creates

it capsized more than two years ago in the mediterranean. 32 people died in that accident. a 33-year-old waiter from the boat is the only thing missing after the tragedy. >> headed right here, right now with your forecast, he was talking rain a few minutes ago. it's a bizarre summer at this point. >> it is. especially the driest month of the year, typically, is not behaving that way. at times, coming up out of the desert southwest and more where that's coming from. evening around the bay area. san jose near 820 degrees. you see mostly clear skies. 71 closer to oakland. around livermore, still 95 drk. as you take out san francisco right now, this sea breeze is going. 68 degrees currently there. the winds are on shore. this part of the picture looks familiar. you've got the late day sea breeze. northwest wind for now and san jose keeping the garlic i smell down gr now. so what we have right now is a break between these waves that continue to come up through the desert southwest. those are the showers that did continue to bring thunder and lightning briefly. that has moved on

is really commandos approach northern gaza from the mediterranean in small boats. rockets and, hamas mortars. israeli airplanes spent a six day targeting locations in gaza. they've hit 1500 and vowed to stop oy when hamas stops firing. of, blamthe casualties strollers using human shields. moments later, a missile demolishes the building. warnings, more than 160 palestinians have been killed. most said to be civilians. , agesbers of one family 13 to 28 were buried on sunday, the m's of a single israeli airstrike. by contrast, no israelis have been killed him a testament to the iron dome antimissile defense system. >> i'm hard-pressed to find an example in t history of warfare were a defensive weapon system is so neutralized and enemies opponent. foreigntinians with passports, including 144 americans fled the violence. >> you want to get out of the war zone? >> yes. with nowhere to go can expect more raids and airstrikes. the international community may be starting to talk about a cease-fire, but it appears neither side is ready for one gripping the >> video there. s

along the mediterranean coast, not far away from gaza.ana, what's the latest? >> that's right, wolf. the last three hours or so, it's been fairly quiet here also. but about three hours ago, there was a real barrage of rockets coming over our heads. air raid sirens sounding and they were sounding in jerusalem and tel aviv as well. two rockets intercepted by the iron dome, miss i'll defense system, clearly doing an extremely effective job of intercepting rockets that could potentially cause problems in israel's major cities. one intercepted just south of tel aviv and one intercepted over the city itself. but we know that one rocket went as far as hadara, which is 116 kilometers north of the gaza strip. that is possibly the longest range missile that we've seen used out of gaza to date. we also had four rocket attacks over jerusalem. three of which we hear for the idf actually hit the city. but presumably not causing any actual damages. iron dome intercepted just under 30 of the more than 150 rockets, which the idf says has come out of israe

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the west - from the oorn part of gaza, from the israeli border area, and from the west, from the mediterranean sea. israeli naval ships pounded the coast. it didn't look like there was a ceasefire happening from the israeli perspective. there's no confirmation from israel or statement from them about the proposal from hamas and the other factions. that's where we are. having said that, the last one hour in gaza has been relatively quiet. no air strikes to report much so far. >> translation: in response to the assessment of the u.n., and taking into consideration the situation of our people in gaza, in light of the coming eid holiday there were discussions between the factions and they reached an agreement of accepting the offer of a 24 hour calm, starting 2 o'clock on sunday. >>> so, nicole johnson, we saw people emerging from their homes and shelters, trying to go about their daily business as they could get into banks and shopping, and going to their homes that have been destroyed in their villages. what is the movement like today? >> i think it depends on where you are in gaza, and - and th

in the mediterranean the italian coast guard g rescued migrants from a small boat. officials are among thousands fleeing north africa. 500 died in the mediterranean in the past six months. >>> asylum seekers who tried to enter australia by boat are and sri lanka. it stirred controversy after australian authorities held them for weeks. the deportees are back at square one. >> reporter: glad to be alive. this 30-year-old is back in sri lanka after a failed attempt to hake it to new zealand -- make it to new zealand by boat. >> translation: we ran out of fuel. we ended up in australia. we got caught in storms, and we are all crying, but had no one to turn to. >> the group was picked up by australian authorities, who held them at sea and handed them back to the sri lankan navy. al jazeera filmed their arrival at court. the youngest on board was two months old. the organizers promised an easy way. >> the people that took us told us that if we make it to new zealand territory, someone would get us. that because the country needs labour, we would be allowed to stay, unlike

algerian plane vanish to algiers which is on the mediterranean. >>> good morning everyone.horities lost track of the flight 50 minutes after take off which means the plane was missing for hours before the announcement. it flight plan went across the country of mali where is there unrest near algerian border. we will keep you updated as it comes in the news room. >>> we have an update on the mid east crisis, faa lifts ban on air travel to and from israel's main airport in tel aviv. secretary of state john kerry says progress is being made towards a cease-fire between israel and hamas. >> but that has not stopped bombs from going off in gaza this morning. the "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao covers the the story at philadelphia international airport, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and natasha. faa lifted it flight ban right around midnight so that means first flights leaving from philadelphia to tel aviv is scheduled to depart here at philadelphia international airport around 9:00 o'clock this evening and that has people happy. not only philadelphia area

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the waters off giglio are the cleanest and the most tested of any waters in the mediterranean, they sayople have really been watching anything that leaks into the water. they had a slight oil spill last week, when they were refloating the ship, 50 liters of oil spilled into the ship. they were able to clean it up right away. but this convoy that's been traveling with the ship for the last four days is equipped with massive oil spill clean-up crews, massive cranes and things like that. so they were ready to intervene in any sort of emergency. they were very lucky with the weather. had one night with a few storms. but if they had hit bad weather, it could have been a whole different stories. they had smooth sailing and just got to get it into port now. the delicate part is not over yet. they have to put this massive ship into a tight port, it's a maneuver that's very delicate that everybody's watching very carefully. it's expected to take about six hours to dock the ship once they get started. >> and did you say once they go through the ship and decide what can be saved, bits of the conco

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that's the mediterranean sea. you may hear them right now. those are the big booms of israeli gunboats firing into gaza. i have to play one piece of video for you. this is actually just about an hour and a half ago in the spot where i am. let's take a look at what happened about 150 feet behind me. >> reporter: apparently we don't have the video, but it was a strike by a -- by one of those gun ships that hit that field right behind me. you can't see it. it was very close and very loud, tony. it's just one example of what all the people of gaza are going through tonight. the israeli military says they hit hundreds of targets including the head of hamas here, the number two in the organization, his house was hit. hamas television was hit. going after the symbols of power that hamas has here. >> you wonder if there is anywhere in gaza that is safe whether you talk about the number of strikes here. what effect is this having on the humanitarian crisis there, nick? >> reporter: yeah, well as nicole talked about in the story, this strike on the pow

they would like to fish farther out into the mediterranean. the israelis want to decapitate hamas, they want to blowup all the tunnels. >> it has been the israeli strategy for at least the last decade to basically dismantle the tunnels and to eradicate the rockets. and they call it mowing the lawn every couple of years. the thing is this siege now, the former ambassador to the u.s. is basically saying the u.s. should help israel eradicate hamas. i think that is a false premise. the more you bomb gaza, you are never going to eliminate the resistance. more rockets can be acquired, more tunnels can be built. in building a cease-fire, i think they have to get to a point to where the israelis are willing to lift some of the conditions they've imposed on gaza and the israelis want to be able to leave troops along the border. i don't know if that's reasonable or not, but you've gotta give gaza something in return for that and i gather that's what they're negotiating along these lines. >> i think the big picture is for a long time people thought the s

if you get rid of all the fats and shy gars you eat -- >> but what's a mediterranean diet? >> it's fruit and vegetables. it's nuts, it's olive oil, it's sauces, fish, not a lot of meats or processed foods. >> i think what we have is the inhaernt problem in our behavior. it's a behavioral problem we have. we are passing on this problem to our children. about 17% of children are heading toward diabetes. the age between 15 and 19-year-old is a group that's really on a rise with diabetic. and to go back to answer your question, is it the chicken or the egg first? it's obesity causes diabetes or diabetes cause obesity and everything else. if you have type one, your body and not secreting insulin. that's mostly in children and that's a different type of diabetes. we're talking about a life style diabetes. this is really in rich countries where there's a lot of money as a result of food, it's cheap. so as a result of obesity, your insulin doesn't function. you may have it. but it's almost like a key and a lock where the receptors won't work. that's why losing weight and trying to

we talk about the mediterranean diet. >> what is that salads? >> it's fruit and vegetables, it's olive oil, it's sauces, it's fish, not a lot of meat, not a lot of processed foods, you can even have a glass of wine occasionally. >> this is a behavioral problem that we have. we are passing on this problem to our children, about 70% of our children are heading toward diabetes and we have a huge problem. the age between 15 and 19-year-olds is the group that's on the rise with diabetic. to answer your question, is it obesity that causes diabetes or is it diabetes that cruise -- your body, your pancreas is not producing insuddenly llin. the food is cheap and you can eat a lot of these foods, as a result of obesity, your insulin doesn't work. that's why losing weight and trying to get rid of that fat can help treat diabetes. >> that can help treated, it can help avoid it, but does it cure it? >> type 1 diabetes is an auto immune disease, it's genetic, it's not purely related to weight. type 2 is related to weight, so to answer your question, yes, i ca

. >> israeli commandos approach northern gaza from the mediterranean in small boats. their target, hamas launchers used to attack israeli cities. war planes bombarded targets inside gaza. they've now hit more than 1300 and vow to stop only when hamas militants stop firing their rockets. the israelis blame civilian cash continues hamas ruler whom they accuse of using their people as human shields. residents are alerted with that the israelis call a knock on the roof to get them to evacuate. moments later, a missile demolishes the building. despite such warnings, morning 160 palestinians have been killed. most of. the said to be civilians. 18 members of one family, ages 13 to 28, were buried sunday. victims of a single israeli air strike. by contrast, no israelis have been killed, a testament to the iron dome antimissile defense system. >> i'm hard pressed to find the example where a single defensive weapon system has so neutralized an enemy opponent. >> palestinians with foreign passports including 144 americans flued -- fled the violence you you want to get out. >> ye

. >> the bodies of 30 migrants sfround on an overcrowded boat on the mediterranean sea. it's believed they suffocated for drowned. more than 500 people were grammed into the finishing boat. they have been tape to a port on the -- taken to a port on the island of sicily. >> japan and mia are holding talk on -- north korea are hold, talks to talk about ab duct japanese. five returned home, eight others are dead. north korea agreed to open an corrects into the disappearance. >>> thousands of protesters outside the japanese prime minister over ship zo abe's plan - allowing them to fight overseas if an ally comes under attack since the world war ii, it has only been able to use arms in diswps. the -- self-defence. a man set himself on fire in opposition to the plan. >> this is a divisive issue. is today's protest a reflect of the view of the wider population? >> well, that wider population is divide d. 50%ful people in a reement poll, a nicka poll say they were against this move. nonetheless, shinzo abe is pressing ahead with it. the junior parties have come together to agree