netanyahu was forced to make a cynical statement is because of the media attention that the case of mohammed abuedir, who was lynched to death, who was burned alive, got and his cousin tariq abu khdeir, a u.s. citizen, brutally tortured on television. a question for netanyahu i wish somebody would ask, mohammed abu khedir -- i understand we will hear from his aunt -- was tortured on camera. we saw it. he was tortured. under was fine and put house arrest, a 15-year-old boy, never having been charged with anything and having been tortured -- have those who beat him up been arrested? as israel it even announced they were suspended from their positions? of course, it hasn't. does israel demolished the homes of israeli soldiers or settlers who attacked palestinians? and the figures from the u.n., by the way, show attacks on their properties have been going through the roof in recent years. this is all unchecked violence. netanyahu incites. it starts from the top. it is not just against palestinians, but against africans, against what they call leftists -- anyone who criticizes their government. stree

. >> three of the six suspects in the murder of mohammed abu khdeir has confessed. this is according to information from police reports and sources. we also know that the three subjects reenacted the kidnapping and the crime for the police following the route of the car in which mohammed abu k hdeir was kidnapped leading them to the forest where his charred body was found. now some of the suspects are minors. as you know there is still a gag order on the reporting details of this murder, however some information is being released, and some is still remaining undisclosed. we do know that the detention of the six suspects has been extended for five of them it was extended for eight days and for one of them, for five days. and as well we spoke to some of the lawyers who are representing the suspects, and they said that they are being banned by the israeli authorities and the israeli police from meeting with their defendants, the suspects, and they criticize this decision saying it is a blow to the foundation of justice in israel. >> meanwhile in the gaza strip hamas ha

a 15 year old palestinian-american cousin of mohammed abu khudeir, tariq abu khudeir, became the subject of global attention over the weekend after video emerged of him being severely beaten by israeli officers. tariq says he was watching demonstrations in east jerusalem when he was seized. the video shows him lying on the as the officers repeatedly beat him with batons. he was left with facial bruises and severely swollen eyes and lips. actually brutally attacked from the side. i heard somebody screaming. they came and attacked me. i went unconscious and woke up in the hospital. >> why did they attack you? >> i don't know. that is why i ran. >> [indiscernible] no, i jumped the fence and tried to run away because i saw somebody running at me. >> tariq abu khudeir has been charged with assaulting a police officer and has been released into house arrest. he lives in florida, but is in east jerusalem visiting his family. he was with his cousin just moments before the kidnapping and murder last week. in a statement, state department said it was profoundly troubled the assault, calling for "s

in themes as tensions region are high following the murder of a palestinian teenager, mohammed abu khdeir. police believe there was a nationalist motive to his killing and have arrested six jewish suspects. catherine clifford has more. theehind closed doors, suspects are interrogated by security forces. the six are reported to be extremists, all male, under the age of 18. their lawyers insist their clients are innocent. eventually, the police will come to a conclusion that our clients are not part of this criminal -- >> police believe this cctv -- ate shows the car that the time he was abducted. kidnapping took place two days earlier. father, the news of the arrest made no difference . >> this will not bring back my son. my son possible or -- my son's blood -- again promised that those responsible would be brought to justice. >> i promise you that we will prosecute those who committed this shocking crime to the full extent of the law. >> nig 0 the autopsy report indicated the boy was still alive when he was set on fire. >> the israeli foreign minister his partyll dissolve with nine yahoo!

killing of palestinian teenager have confessed to carrying out that brutal murder. 16-year-old mohammed abu khdair from east jerusalem is thought to have been burned alive in the suspected revenge attack for the deaths of three israeli teenagers whose bodies were found june 30th. now the deaths of the four young people has triggered several days of violence. josh has more. >> little is known so far on the accused, aside some are younger than 18. even lawyers representing suspects had limit access to their clients. >> at this stage of the investigation, we cannot know most of the details because there is a warrant against us even meeting our clients. so we don't know what exactly are the accusations they heard. >> one israeli official said three of the six under arrest confessed to murdering mohammed abu khdair and led investigators to the alleged screen of the crime to carry out re-enactment. police believe this footage shows the suspect's car at the time the palestinian was was abducted. police were able to link the vehicle to an alleged kidnapping in the same area two days earlier. meanwh

murder of those three teenagers, palestinians equally enraged by the kidnapping and murder of mohammed abu khedair. we've seen tense clashes in east jerusalem and israel as well where palestinians and israelis live. there's also the situation between gaza and israel, where you have these daily exchanges of missile strikes coming out of gaza and israeli air strikes going in. one very worrying development of course was that yesterday a rocket was fired from gaza in the direction of the israeli city of bairsheva, more than 40 kilometers way, indicating some of the heavier, long range missiles may be deployed down in gaza as well. so this situation very tense, very delicate at the moment. >> delicate indeed. ben wedeman in jerusalem, thank you so much. >> the u.s. state department calls the attack on the teenager troubling. >> it's demanding a speedy investigation into what happened. cnn's sunderland safati joins us now. what are we hearing from the state department? >> well, victor and alison, strong words already from the state department condemning this incident. spokeswoman jen psaki says

tariq abu khdeir told us he misses mohammed. >> i can still remember his voice in my head. it's like he's still here, just that nobody can see him. >> reporter: we spoke with one of the suspects lawyers. he told us that three among them are teenagers themselves. as for tariq, his family in the united states is increasing the pressure. they want the israeli security forces involved to be brought to justice for what they're calling attempted murder. scott? >> pelley: alex ortiz, in tel aviv tonight, thank you, alex. today more illegal immigrants were flown from texas to san diego. facilities in texas can't handle the surge in illegal immigration. 52,000 unaccompanied children have been caught at the border since october. most of them are from central america. the white house said today that the law requires the u.s. to send most of the children home. we have long been telling you about chicago's battle with gun violence. it has been on the decline, but then came this holiday weekend. according to the "chicago tribune" since midnight thursday night, 82 people have been shot, 1

all of this after a palestinian teenager mohammed abu khdeir was kidnapped and burned to death last week in a revenge killing. six israelies are under arrest tonight. here's alex ortiz. >> this is a gated settlement in the west bank which some of the suspected killers of mohammed call home. but even here most residents say the violence has gone too far. shimon rosenblum is a shop owner. >> i think there is a dense of anger nationwide amongst all political sides it really makes no difference where are you in israel. four children were brutally murdered for no reason other than who they were were. >> mohammed was killed in revenge for the kidnapping and murder of three israeli teenagers last month. his body was dumped in this forest just outside jerusalem. this is where police discovered mohammed's badly burned body. the palestinian autopsy report says he was still alive when the killers doused him in gasoline and set him on fire. today rachel frankem, the mother of one of the murdered israelis sent her sympathyes to mohammed's family. >> no mother or father should go through what we are g

mohamed abu khudeir's father said israeli police failed to adequately respond to his son's abduction. hours after his body was found, israeli forces fired rubber coated bullets as scores of palestinian youths in the streets of east jerusalem and other parts of the west bank. more than 200 palestinians were reportedly wounded, including four journalists. palestinian authority president abbas blamed israel's settlement policy in the occupied west bank for mohamed abu khudeir's debt, saying, "settlers are attacking the palestinian people every day." the killing follows calls for revenge from israeli political leaders in a march that saw demonstrators chanting "death to the arabs." in response, hundreds of israelis gathered in jerusalem wednesday to protest violent incitement. israel has also launched overnight strikes on the gaza strip, wounding around a dozen people, one seriously. palestinian militants fired rockets at southern israel hours earlier. the obama administration has urged all sides to exercise restraint. washington, white house press secretary josh earnest said the u.s. con

mohammed abu khdeir's family in california says their cousin suffered a brutal and senseless death. >> i was praying that he'd died before they let him on fire. the autopsy shows he's got smoke in his lungs, he was breathing the whole time he was on fire. >> reporter: his pill stan january american cousin dariq was attacked and beaten by israeli forces. he is now under house arrest. >> they punched me. they kicked me. they kicked in? my face. -- me in my face. i wasn't even breathing. >> reporter: the u.s. state department has condemned the beating. but israel's ambassador to the u.s. says tariq was not just an innocent bystander. >> he was with six other people. they were masked and threw bombs and cocktails at our police. three of them had knives. >> reporter: liters from both sides are appealing for calm as tensions rise. tar are merge they are for cbs news, washington. >> hamas vows to avenge the deaths of its members saying quote -- the enemy will pay a tremendous price. >>> in sacramento family members are mourning the death of 16-year-old mohammed abu khdeir in jerusalem. he wa

mohammed abu khudair was kidnapped after three israeli teenagers were killed in west bank. now we're seeing ongoing clashes between palestinian youth and israeli riot police. we'll take you live to jerusalem. >>> fear and panic in west africa as more and more people every day die from ebola. now ministers are calling for drastic action to curb the highly contagious virus. >>> america's new found love of soccer here to stay? one thing for sure, tim howard is now the nation's hero despite the team's defeat to belgium on tuesday. >>> aaron joins us and another airline attempting to make the long haul flight to l.a. >> lucy, here we go again. norwegian air offering flight from london to los angeles for under 300 bucks. here's the problem. many others have tried and failed. but we're going to find out if this is the type of plane they're using could make all the difference. >>> 12 noon in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, 2:00 p.m. in east jerusalem where there are angry scenes after israeli police discovered the charred body of a palestinian teenager. mohamed abu ckhudair was fo

just hours after they were buried a 16-year-old palestinian mohammed abu khdeir was abducted, his bodyater found burned and the later autopsy results show he was alive when he was set on fire. >> translator: i've asked for an international investigative committee to be formed for the terrorist crimes that have been committed to the palestinian people and aggression and especially the burning of the child mohammed abu khdeir who was burned alive. >> reporter: israeli police arrested several jewish suspects and say there is strong indication their motive was revenge for the deaths of the teenage settlers, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has condemned all of the killings. speaking from the home of one of the teenagers he had a message for mohamed's relatives. >> translator: i would like to send condolence to the family of the young man and promise we will deal with the crime and the murders do not have a place in israeli society. >> reporter: but those words have done little to calm the situation. thousands of palestinians demonstrated in the streets of rafa on sunday voicing discon

it was carried to a mosque in an east jerusalem neighborhood today, that 1-year-old mohammed abu kadir murdered again in apparent revenge killing for the deaths of the three israeli teens. now his death has triggered condemnations from palestinian and israeli leaders as well as the u.s. our ben wedeman is there at the scene this morning our time at least. ben, what are you seeing? we hear there are clashes breaking out? i know you might have a hard time hearing me because of what's happening there. fill us in. >> reporter: the clashes in sharfat, a suburb to the north of jerusalem. what we have behind me israeli troops who have been firing many, many rubber bullets and much tear gas in the direction of palestinian youth who were attending this funeral for the, for mohammed abu kadir, the young man whose body was found the day before yesterday in the forest. many believe it was a revenge killing by israelis in revenge for those three israeli teena r teenagers whose bodies were found on monday afternoon. so these clashes i think we can just pan the camera over, israeli soldiers rifles, g

it is suspected that he was mohammed abu khudair, apparently abducted earlier in the morning. members of the family said they saw him getting into a car, being forced into a car, as he was getting ready for the dawn -- which takes place in the holy month of ramadan. he was on the streets very early in the morning before dawn. so really tense scenes here. if you look at the political side of things, there was a call that came very quickly from the palestinian president mahmoud abbas asking israel to condemn the killing of this young palestinian. but the statement that came from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was much more cautious, he said this was a despicable murder and said he would ask investigators to find out what was behind it as quickly as possible. at the moment, israeli police only saying they're suspicious that this was a revenge attack for those three israeli teenagers whose bodies were found in the occupied west bank earlier in the week. >> what hope is there of the situation calming down rather than escalating? we can hear the noise behind you. we c

their continual action of killing people like mohamed abu khdeir. 16-years-old.ned alive by the settlers. >> woodruff: a handful of dust and moor, men filled in the grave in the traditional way. the cousin was overcome. not by the politics, but by the misery of losing a boy so young. >> the family needs, they need justice, they need the truth. >> reporter: do you think that >> woodruff: after the funeral, young men took out their frustration on the israeli security forces. rocks against rubber bullets. the family is waiting for the autopsy result. the israeli authorities say they are investigating. they will get answers. but there's no trust and little dialogue. >> woodruff: the associated press reports that thirteen israeli officers and dozens of palestinians were injured in today's fighting. jeffrey brown has more on this story. >> brown: in addition to the clashes in east jerusalem... the israeli air force struck targets inside of gaza tonight after hamas fired rockets again today into southern israel. the exchange happened despite word of a possible ceasefire

the slain teenager's name is mohammed abu khdeir. in santa clara tonight members of the muslim community and cousins of khdeir came out to pay tribute with a candle light memorial. posters of khdeir, signs and palestinian flags crowded the corner of steven's creek and winchester boulevards. khdeir's family members say he was a happy, otugoing person. family members of abu khdier say he was was full of energy. "he was always telling jokes, laughing around, very kind hearted, always making people laugh. so, like i said, its very sad that he had to be, you know, taken at such a young age. no one deserves to die like that -- no one." the event's organizers and abu khdeir's family are asking everyone to increase their prayers for peace in jerusalem, despite the outrage. coming up. a bay area soldier saves the day, when a thief strikes in san francisco. how he stepped in and stopped the crime. an east bay city trying ease the drought troubles. with water restrictions. why homeowners will not even be allowed to water their lawns. the man be

separately, we heard from the lawyer and the family of a cousins of mohammed abu khdair, a u.s.itizen that he, on thursday night, had been detained and beaten by israeli security forces while he was participating in protests against israeli border police in the east jerusalem neighborhood of shafat. according to the family and the lawyer, he had been beaten very badly. we saw pictures of him on social media brutally beaten with a swollen face. he had been taken to a police station and then to a prison and then at some point, he went to a hospital for treatment. the shinbet, the israeli intelligence came to take him to court. the doctor refused on the grounds he needed additional medical treatment. they did show up a few hours later and the israeli intelligence took him despite the fact that the doctor produced to discharge him. he is a u.s. citizen. he will appear in court on sunday at 9 gmt, noon local time, according to his lawyer, who said he is going to try to negotiate his release before the court hearing. but we also understood from the family that they talked to the u.s.

following friday prayers 2,000 mourners buried ken year old mohammed abu had a dare.tinian teenager was ab ducked and murdered aft leaving his home early wednesday morning to attend mosque. many palestinians believe the teenager was killed in retaliation for last month's kidnapping and murder of three israeli teenagers. so far, no arrests in that investigation. although two palestinian suspe suspects being sought. israel blames hamas for their deaths and carried out air strikes targeting hamas positions in gaza. the family of the dead palestinian boy claims surveillance camera rah video shows his abductors israeli authorities have not named any suspects or suggested a motive. angry palestinians through rocks and burned tires in the streets. they set off fireworks. police trying to prevent the crowds from fanning out beyond the eastern muslim neighborhood where the 16 year old lived shot stunned grenade and tear gas canisters at demonstrators. tension was escalated after the dead boy's father accused police of trying to prevent a large scale funeral. >> they wanted to

this development unfolding on the same day that mohammed's 15-year-old cousin tariq abu khdeir was released on bail. >> i feel way better. >> reporter: his summer vacation turned to horror when his 16-year-old cousin mohammed was abducted from his home and burned alive in the woods on wednesday. now out on house arrest, tariq shows u.s. his bruises, angry markings of the hatred raring its head in east jerusalem once again. last week, tariq was beaten and arrested by israeli police at a protest following his cousin's death. the cell phone video shows israeli police striking and kicking the boy's limp body. now under investigation, whether tariq physically baited the officers before the beating or if their attack was unprompted. >> why did they attack you? >> i don't know. that's why i ran. >> they said you were throwing stones. they said you were throwing stones or something of this. >> no, i jumped the fence and i tried to run away because i saw something -- somebody running at me. so i tried to run away. >> reporter: tariq's release and the arrest of six suspects in his cousin's death now

there is a gag order on the reporting details of the case of the murder of mohammed abu khdeir.owever, some israeli newspapers and news agencies are saying that police have arrested six suspects and that police suspect that the motives behind the murder are nationalistic, not criminal, meaning that those who have been arrested are israeli jews. none of this information is being sourced or quoted by a certain official because as we know, the gag order is still on. we know that from these israeli police who would not comment further on this. there might be a briefing later on today about these arrests. as far as the israeli police and any government official you speak to there are no comments on these arrests. this is information received by some israeli journalists that they have mentioned basically would you agree that quoting or sourcing six suspects and that's the motive is probably nationalistic and not criminal. >> thanks. >> ukrainian rebels are regrouping int donetsk after being driven out of the former stronghold of slovyansk. ukraine's president has given them until sund

but i hope you will also remember my cousin, 16-year-old palestinian named mohammed abu khdeir. i want you all remember my cousin and a 36 kids that died in gaza. in the past several days. they have names like mine. i hope the violence. for their sake. no child, whether they are palestinian or israeli, deserves sodie that way will stop i'm glad to be back home again. rocks we will go to gaza after the headlines. the obama administration has expanded u.s. sanctions on russia and the latest round of the standoff over ukraine. speaking at the white house, president obama said russia has failed a drop military support for pro-russian separatists. >> given its provocations and ukraine, today i have approved a new set of sanctions on some of russia's largest companies and financial institutions. whom with our allies with i've been coordinating closely the last several days and weeks, i've repeatedly made it clear that russia must halt the flow of weapons and fighters across the border into ukraine. russia must urge separatists to support a cease-fire that russia needs to pursue intern

essentially found an opportunity with rising protest, particularly in the wake of the killing of mohammed abuedeir. a for hamas,n reconciliation. that was thwarted. plan b is the crisis that we're dealing with today. >> right before this, you are pretty major development with the u.s. agreeing to recognize this unity government will stop with hamas included. in early june, as palestinian president abbas swore in and the government, joining hamas after years of conflict, state department spokesperson jen psaki said the obama administration would recognize this new government. >> it appears president abbas has formed an interim technocratic government that does not include ministers affiliated with hamas. moving forward, we will be judging the government by its actions, based on what we know now, we intend to work with us government that we will be watching closely to ensure it upholds the principles the president abbas reiterated today. >> nathan thrall, can you talk about how israel reacted to this decision and then what the was subsequently did in terms of its commitment to recognizing the u

mourners carried bothied the bo mohammed abu hader home he's been determined a martyr.lling israeli police are still investigating. but is widely believed to have been revenge for the murder of three israeli teenagers kidnapped last month. israeli police had blocked all entrance to the palestinian neighborhood where abu hader lived, but that didn't stop thousands from attending the funeral. emotions here further inflamed by images captured by a resident and broadcast on palestinian television that appeared to show israeli police beating and kicking a youth on the ground. cnn has learned the youth is 15-year-old tariq hader, a u.s. citizen. the funeral was followed by more clashes, by nightfall friday, more than 60 protesters and 13 policemen had been injured. as well as this correspondent, who was hit in the forehead with a rubber bullet, a minor wound promptly treated by medics. while jerusalem smolders, israel and hamas in gaza, continue to exchange missile strikes and air strikes. in april, the u.s.-led peace process collapsed. july, a far darker process is in full s

reportedly apprehended a number of suspects in connection with the murder of palestinian teen mohammed abu khder. meanwhile, the 15-year-old american cousin who was allegedly beaten by israeli security forces has allegedly been sentenced to house arrest. air seems no -- there seems no end in the circle of violence. >> israeli police officers ready themselves for more protests by palestinians. it has been one of the flashpoints of recent riots. it is where the 16-year-old was abducted and murdered. police have arrested six suspects. president promised a full investigation. >> we should not cover anything. we shall discover all of the people that acted criminally against somebody else, killed, kidnapped, tortured. >> emotions have been writing -- running high amongst palestinians since the death. many believe the teen was murdered to avenge the killing of three israeli teenagers last month. fire, thel to the beating of his cousin who was visiting jerusalem from the united states. he says israeli police attacked him at a demonstration. >> he hit me in the face. he brutally hit me. >> what is

. >> more violence as preparations are made for the funeral of mohammed abu khder. his murder sparked fears -- clashes in which at least 65 people were wounded. communityinian alleges he was killed to avenge the murders of three israeli teenagers found monday. french sarkozy says the judicial system is out to destroy and humiliate him. he took to the airwaves to say he was the victim of political interference. this as the judicial noose around him titans. -- tightens. health ministers across west africa meet to discuss the deadliest outbreak of ebola virus in history. for a look at what is making headlines in the international press. hello, will. we will begin with something we've been covering in the news this morning, the tension between israel and palestine and palestinians over the killing of israeli and palestinian teenagers. >> if we go to the front page of canain's "independent," we see photos of palestinians burning tires after the palestinian teenager was found. " city of internal hatreds: flames of revenge, repression, and -- "city of eternal hatreds: flam

rs thousands of mourne carrying the body of mohammed abu khudair shrouded in a palestinian flag. israeli officials handed over the body on friday after conducting an opt out see. the corpse was said to be badly burned. the strut families said the teenager deserved a fitting goodbye. >> they wanted to give us the body last night and we refused because he could not bury him at night. i said, i must hold a big funeral for my son in which the crowds can ours eight -- can participate. i refuse to do it at night. only during the day. >> tensions have been running high in jerusalem ahead of the funeral. violence broke out in an eastern neighborhood. police fired stunned and dates -- stun grenades to disperse palestinian protesters. they're also crowds at a mosque were hundreds of muslims want to prey on the first day of ramadan. palestinians protested what they believed was a revenge killing following the disappearance and murder of three israeli teenagers also buried earlier this week. >> kate moody reporting. the potential for further confrontation remains high following a day of extr

brought six jewish suspects before a judge in connection with the brutal killing of palestinian teen mohammed abu khedir, this developing on the same day mohammed's 15-year-old cousin tariq khedir was released on pale. >> how do you feel now that you're out? >> way better. >> reporter: he is an american citizen from florida whose summer vacation turned to horror when his 16-year-old cousin mohammed was abducted from his home and burned alive in the woods last wednesday. now out on house arrest, tariq shows us his bruises, angry markings of the hatred. this cell phone video shows israeli police striking and kicking the boy's limp body. now under investigation, whether tariq physically bated the officers before the beating or if their attack was unprompted. >> why did they attack you? >> i don't know. that's why i ran. >> they said you were throwing stones. >> no. i jumped the fence and i tried to run away because i saw somebody running at me. i tried to run away. >> reporter: his release and the arrest of sis suspects in his cousin's death small comfort for mohammed's grieving parents. his father

mohammed abu khdeir was tariq abu khdeir's cousin.t day, tariq was apprehended by israeli police and brutally beaten. the whole incident, as you can see, caught on tape. after international outcry, and intervention by the state department, he was released from police custody and held under house arrest in the west bank for nine days. no charges were filed. on wednesday tariq abu khdeir returned to the united states. tariq and his mother join us. thank you for coming. >> thank you for having us, chris. >> tariq, let me start with you. you went to east jerusalem for a family vacation. before all this happened, what was it like ? >> it was actually really fun. i had made a lot of friends, and actually the first day i went there, there was like a party and i met mohammed at that party and he was, like, my first friend. so we hung out a lot from that point. >> you were hanging out in east jerusalem. couple of 15-year-old, 16-year-old boys in a summer hanging out, right? >> yeah. >> you guys were going there, it had been a while since you'd

sun, thousands of palestinians gathered to celebrate the boy they now call a martyr. 16-year-old mohammed abu kheider, his body held for two days in israeli custody, his family and community furious, longing to give him a proper funeral. then, suddenly -- the body has arrived at the mosque for the funeral. this is the moment the crowd has been waiting for, has been demanding. you can feel the tension, the anger rising about his murder. they believe the teen was killed by israelis to avenge the recent murder of three jewish teens. this video, the family says, shows the two attackers approaching the palestinian teen early wednesday morning. moments later, they throw him into a car and speed off. after the funeral, the fury boils over, as young men hurl stones at israeli police. this as palestinian militants are firing more rockets into israel, whose air force answers with devastating air strikes, this region tonight more on edge that it has been in years. a tinderbox, the smallest spark threatening to once again engulf it in violence. alex marquardt, abc news, jerusalem. >>> and tonight, a dead

. >> reporter: mohamed abu khadeir was outside the mosque when he was seized.ce have c.c.t.v. footage from a next door shop that apparently shows what happened. inside the family home, his relatives sit in shock, they say >> ( translated ): for three people they turned the world upside down. but nobody cares about my son. >> reporter: last night a crowd of extremist israelis rampaged through the streets of jerusalem shouting death to the arabs. they attacked five arab men, two of whom ended up in hospital. this morning jewish settlers reportedly burnt a barn on a palestinian farm near nablus this morning. the graffiti in hebrew reads: price tag, jewish revenge. this afternoon they held the funeral of mohammed abu khadeir, a palestinian boy in the wrong place at the wrong time. the danger now is that someone will exact vengeance for his killing and the cycle of revenge will never end. >> woodruff: in washington, the white house called the killing of the palestinian boy a despicable act. it urged both sides to tamp down calls for revenge. >> woodruff: in eastern

. >> wrapped in a palestinian flag, the body of 17-year-old mohamed abu khodeir was carried aloft byhousands of mourners. (chanting) in the sweltering heat, anger spilled over as furious palestinians chanted slogans about blood and sacrifice. the boy's killing is widely seen as revenge for the murder of three israeli teenagers whose bodies were discovered monday. as the procession wound through the streets to the cemetery, his mother collapsed. after the funeral mourners poured into the streets, there are thousands here. the families and supporters of the murdered palestinian teenager are marching together. there is a palpable sense of outrage in the air. palestinian youths threw stones and israeli police hit back with stun grenades and tear gas. i felt the third day of rioting here and the worst street violence in a decade. these are scenes reminiscent of jerusalem's darkest days. today, surveillance video surfaced that the family claim showed the moment mohamed was kidnapped outside his home. this is a friend of the family. >> boys and girls can't go outside the homes for fear. >>

he hasn't had to ever deal with that." >> catherine: police believe the murder of mohammed abu khudeir was a revenge killing - for the recent deaths of three israeli teenagers. >> catherine: 6 suspects have been questioned - but the arrests have done nothing to slow the flare-up in tensions between israel and hamas.as the rocket attacks and air- strikes continue. >> catherine: tonight israel is saying a ground invasion might be necessary. while palestinians say a bigger conflict would only "burn everyone". >>the suspect in the benghazi attacks appeared briefly in court today. >> catherine: this was the arrival of the motorcade. a prosecutor says the government plans to file new charges against ahmed abu ka-tahlla. >> catherine: he's accused of being the ringleader in the 2012 attacks -- which killed u.s. ambassador christopher stevens and three ther americans in libya. >> catherine: thousands of pages of material are being turned over to the defense. ka-tahlla was arrested in june and will be back in court in september >> catherine: the u.s. attorney general is asking european nations

been committed to the palestinian people and the aggression especially the burning of the child mohammed abur who was burned alive. >> reporter: israeli police arrested several jewish suspects and say there is strong indication their motive was revenge for the deaths of the teenage settlers and the prime minister benjamin netanyahu condemned the killings and had a message for relatives. >> translator: i would like to send condolence to the family of the young man and will deal firmly with this horrifying crime, these murders do not have a place in israeli society. >> reporter: but those words have done little to calm the situation. thousands of palestinians demonstrated in the streets of rafa on sunday voicing their discontent and vowing revenge. the protest feed into a cycle of retaliation that raised israeli palestinian tensions to a dangerous level, john in gaza. >> we are in jerusalem and joins me live from there and in addition to the tensions going across the occupied areas israeli media talking about tensions within the ranks of the israeli government, what more do we know about that?

shortly thereafter a palestinian teenager named mohammed abu a 16-year-old from east jerusalem was abducted from his home and his charred remains were found in the jerusalem forest. preliminary autopsy reports found that he was still alive when he was set on fire. mohammed's cousin remembers him as a quiet boy, "who went to school and then straight home, a boy who had good friends, who didn't get into trouble." colleagues, i ask that we adjourn the meeting in the memory of these fourteen agers and that we do so on behalf of the whole board. >> thank you, supervisor wiener. and i skipped over supervisor tang. sorry about that, supervisor tang. >> no problem, madam clerk. thank you. today i am actually not introducing a piece of legislation to you all, but introducing to you the first of its kind san francisco blueprint. it is a project that i took upon two months after coming into office and came up with this idea because i had -- i had been really inspired by the fact our city had a ten-year capital plan where we really layout how is it that we're going to fund our infrastructure improvemen

the badly burned body of mohamed abu khodeir was discovered wednesday dumped in a forest. police are still investigating the murder. but here among the mourners outside the boy's home, he's already become the latest martyr in an endless cycle of violence. his cousin ansam showed us the family home mohamed shared with his five brothers and sisters. >> mohamed is not first and not the final one. it's endless. i wish all this to end. but i believe it will not. >> reporter: a video posted on- line this week showed a small crowd of israelis shouting "death to arabs" as they passed the camera. and in gaza, the militant islamic group hamas turned out last night in a show of force, a warning for the israelis-- "this isn't over yet." tonight, israel is massing soldiers and military equipment along the border with the hamas- controlled gaza strip after days of constant back and forth rocket fire and air strikes. and margaret, there are worries that with the funeral tomorrow, this is only going to escalate further. >> thank you, alex ortiz in tel aviv. now to the crisis in iraq. gene

the top stories, the funeral of mohammed abu khadair is taking place in east jerusalem.body was brought to the cemetery through the streets by large crowds of people. ahead of the funeral, security was tighten across jerusalem. following that, this is a suburb in east jerusalem where a small group of palestinian youths have been throwing rocks at israeli security forces. crowds of people gathering after that funeral and the security forces, we have seen pictures of them firing back with tear gas. on the whole, largely calm, stefanie dekker is there. there are these small groups of sort of cat and mouse games going on between israel police and palestinian crowds. largely calm at the moment. but there has been a huge influx of israeli execute into the streets ahead of that funeral. >> an enormous influx coming into sharfat. there was a huge presence there. come into this area was incredibly difficult. we had security forces, cars on the hill, people on the hill, on corners, everywhere you looked they would have border police or special forces. we are in the middle of an ar