there have been a spate of revelations about mehdi nemmouche including that he tortured foreign hostages in syria. he is also a murder suspect currently facing trial, accused of shooting dead a jewish couple . more on this in the next half-hour on "live from paris." the cease-fire agreed to between the yet -- the ukrainian government and pro-russian separatists is shaky but largely holding. that's the latest from the osce. the organization for cooperation -- security and cooperation and europe is monitoring things on the ground. others say that issues such as border control and a prisoner exchange have yet to be addressed. there has been sporadic violence around the citiesof of mariupol and donetsk. >> government forces said they came under artillery fire. the weekend fighting claimed the first civilian casualty two days after a cease-fire agreement in eastern ukraine. >> there were pieces of rockets this big. it was very scary. >> with peace now in doubt, some said they were tired of hiring -- hiding and were ready to leave the city. >> i don't care. i just want peace. i just want them

some could come back and become another mehdi nemmouche.ividuals we will not be able to identify. what worries me is the extreme radicalization of the young men. nonintervention carries risk. at the end of july, the french navy sent two ships to libya, to evacuate french and british citizens, military intervention brings down the muammar gaddafi regime, and led to instability. >>> to ghana, a palestinian father will no longer take his paralyzed son to israel, after his other son was killed during the strikes on gaza. charles stratford has this report. >> reporter: akmed helps his son out of bed. 8-year-old ofman suffered brain damage as a baby, after being inokayulated by a palestinian doctor against tuberculosis. he has the permit from israel allowing him to take ofman to tel aviv for treatment and tests. before the war, they'd travel across the border every few months. on july the 30th, a tank shell hit the family home, killing his 16-year-old brother ali. >> translation: ali and i used to take care of ofman together. ali used to take ofm

sometimes these conversations building off of what mehdi said can become kind of intense.y provoked sharp divisions and disagreements. there's nothing to say we as a community have to agree on where we stand, but how do we deal with the divisions in our community that are inevitably going to keep coming up as these conversations from a special involving muslims, become more and more pointed, more heated? [inaudible] >> also not on. thank you to everyone on the panel for having this conversation. it's always difficult to talk about disagreements and then to give us all the stage and hope that we won't do it wrong. we build together over and over. one of the things that my parents always raised with is you fight more with your siblings then you will fight with anyone in your life. and then maybe when you get married you fight a little bit with your spouse, but never the way you fight with your siblings. you can't rid yourself of your siblings or your parents. they are your family. our community is one family. one of the things i remember post-9/11 that we talked about a lot

the website tmz released it this week and "associated press" reporter rob mehdi said he heard a voice mail confirming its receipt in april. >> the voice mail is from an unidentified woman saying that she received the video, thanking the law enforcement official for sending it, and telling him, he's right, it's terrible. >> but nfl commissioner roger goodell told "cbs morning news's" norah o'donnell nobody in the league to his knowledge saw the video before monday morning. >> we were told that was not something we would have access to. on multiple occasions we asked for it. >> ravens owner steve bisciotti told cbs correspondent he would have fired rice sooner if he had seen the video earlier. >> the question is why didn't we try harder to get it. we were told it was illegal, so we stopped. that's our biggest regret. since monday having seen that and to cut ray was -- could we have gotten the tape and i still don't have the answer to that. >> now pressure is starting to build on if nfl. 16 fee mail senators signed a letter calling on the league to accept a zero tolerance violence policy

. >> mehdi was arrested and accused of the shooting rampage at a jewish museum in brussels back in maywing his arrest, audio and video recordings were shown to a french journalist who had been held hostage in syria. in a press conference, he came out and identified mamush as one of the men who tortured him during part of his time in captivity. he was held with three other french journalists and also wuths a number of other western hostages, including the two u.s. journalists james foley and steven sotloff who have now been beheaded by isis fighters. he told the difference he met mamush between july and december of last year and that mamush visited the captives roughly once a week during which time he would beat them. inan said he was so callous that on one occasion he boasted how he bought a new set of leather gloves with the sole purpose of beating inan's face. according to his lawyer, some of the other french hostages also released along with inan back in april have not confirmed that mamush is the same man that they knew during their time in captivity. is also not clear whether inve