mona el farra, we're also joined by dr.ds gilbert who has just come back to gaza who submitted a report to the united nations on the state of health in gaza. dr. gilbert, i know you have a long line of patients there, and we hope to have you all on satellite connection, but it is very difficult with the electricity going out constantly , rarely in the media c direct reports from gaza in the same way you do from jerusalem, from other parts of israel. dr. mads gilbert, what are you seeing right now? >> i'm cigna staffing of the hospitals doing their out most to care for the people, the palestinian people who are being bombed constantly but of the dust overwhelming military force of the israeli military. is impressive to see the resilience and determination and the way they cope with this extremely harsh conditions their in now. 170ou said, so far, palestinians have been killed, among them 36 children and 24 women. 232 injured, 346 children and 256 women. the majority of those injured are women and children. this tells you the

tel aviv has been targeted and the de-mona nuclear plant. >> correct. the attack with rocket on the de-mona nuclear plant happened on wednesday night. we understand some of the rockets were intercepted. there was no damage. if one of the rockets hit. the damage would be, indeed, severe. according to the army, we spoke to them a few minutes ago, and we were told that a total of 13 rockets were fired from gaza into israel on thursday. some of these rockets were fired in the direction of tel aviv. there were a total of six interceptions of the rockets by the missile defense system. at least one fired over tel aviv was intercepted, and we read reports saying that some people saw rocket debris in the streets of tel aviv as a result of interception of the rocket that was fired over tel aviv this morning. this situation is continuing and we've been hearing for the last three days of rockets fired in the direction of tel aviv, and it is worrying for the government and israelies. in jerusalem, we understand that the municipality has been instructed to cancel or

prison's stupid. >>> there's been some good news for mona selame as well.escription drugs to another inmate but now has been cleared. >> the report was written for a major violation for the other inmate for the possession of the seroquel, and selame was not given any discipline. >> but in years past, drugs have wreaked havoc in selame's life. her first sentence was 12 years earlier for dealing drugs. >> they got a pound of methamphetamine, like two ounces of chronic at that time, and it was on sunday. it was my bad. i never worked on sunday. but here you go, money and greed got me getting off my ass and going, delivering a pound. it was $20,000 i couldn't resist. but i never worked on sunday, and here i go again, get wasted on sunday again. >> why do you never work on sunday? >> because i do believe in him actually. yeah. i leave that for god and just to relax and not do work. the drug usually takes over. and here you go. he's trying to teach me something somehow. >> selame was sentenced to 4 1/2 years and says when she got out, she stayed clean and even op

somebody in a hoodie it's always a mystery and a has been a number of people came out in season two as mona vander wall who is somebody that the girls all together kind of tortured and bullied in school but right now in our current season we discover that allison is not dead we've kind of brought her back to rosewood but we are still all being pursued by a why is this show so popular. i think for a number of different reasons i think i think the show is popular because it's it's beautiful it's fun it takes it both takes itself seriously and is also campy at times but i think truthfully it's popular because it touches on a truth of adolescence which is anxiety and paranoia you know the feeling when you were younger and you walked in a room and everybody all of a sudden shuts up and you go oh my god there we're talking about me and they hate me and everybody feels when they're growing up and as we become adults we go i'm being ridiculous they probably weren't talking about me but to a young woman or a young man. that's their whole world and so in our world in pretty little liars we just sort

nearly 10,000 people filed by "mona lisa" the first day making her by far the most popular hostess in washington. everybody wants to meet the new girl in town. >> 40 years ago, the watergate scandal led to the only resignation of an american president. throughout this month and early august american history tv revisits 1974 and the final weeks of the nixon administration. this weekend opening statements from the house judiciary committee as members consider articles of impeachment against president nixon. >> selection of the president that occupies a very unique position within our political system. it's the one act in which the entire country anticipates, and the result is binding upon all of our states for four years. the outcome is excepted. the occupant of that office stands as a symbol of our national unity and commitment, so the judges of the people are to be perverse, if the majority willing to be one done, if that symbol is to be replaced to the action of the elected representatives, then it must be for substantial and not trivial offenses, supported by facts and not by surmis

nearly 10,000 people filed by mona lisa the first day, making are by far the most popular hostess inashington. everybody wants to meet the new girl in town. >> c-span is to erring cities across the country explored american history. next, and the -- they visit the jackson mississippi. you're watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span three. >> we are standing on the first floor at this national landmark built in 1839 which makes this 175 years old this year. this is the oldest surviving building in jackson and a place where mississippi history happened. over the 175 years, many things occurred in this building that affected mississippi's history made us what we are today. from 1839-1903 this building served as mississippi state house, which was the witness of many important laws passed, visits by important statesmen across the south. passed our last two state constitutions, even the one that is in existence today. most of the colleges and universities were chartered in this building. laws that granted rights to many

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. >> let's mistake to mona dahl. joining us from london - when we look at public perceptions about what is happening in gaza. there's two narratives - israelis and hamas. how have perceptions changed? >> i think social media, of course, an important reflection of the challenge in public opinion towards israel. as you mentioned the popularity of the hash tags shows that public opinion globally is turning against israel. another example of that is in germany at the moment 86% of germans in a poll, the respondents said that they do not want their government to be associated israel or openly support israel. it reflects a change of political opinion. but we should be careful not to overstate the importance of social media. there's other structural factors. social media allows people to express themselves or feelings about israel and palestine. the structural factor, i think, is the growing movement and solidarity with palestine. a growing movement seen on the streets of london and in many other parts of the world where pe

wonderful drama of an ally should be making news all the face and i think you're right you know the mona. lisa was. a pleasure to have you with us here on our t.v. today i'm researcher. now we're back with the g m a bad algebra with former mayor of the iraqi town of tal afar made a scholar base in america welcome back to the show now i read somewhere that you've said the u.s. has wrecked your country but you also believe that it is the united states that can save it well honestly we all remember what happened the last time u.s. intervened dia rock so is that really wise. well as i have already mentioned the united states has effectively admitted that the invasion of iraq was a major mistake. the split imposed on the iraqi public has been primarily influenced by the us ambassador paul bremmer. iraq never used to be like this before two thousand and three shiites didn't get killed for being shiites and likewise sunni's encouraged didn't get killed for being what they are not anywhere in iraq people didn't get killed for what their passport said. i believe the americans have admitted they h

leonardo da vinci, the genius who painted the mona lisa, whose rare finished works are among the treasures of the western world. so imagine getting your hands on a previously unknown portrait by leonardo. a work like this-- a profile of a mysterious young woman. if it really is a leonardo, it could be worth a hundred million dollars. but first, you would have to prove it's authentic... i don't have any doubt that it is by leonardo da vinci. narrator: ...and counter the opinions of skeptics. david ekserdjian: this drawing does not seem

police were called here around 5:45 last this evening on fisher's lane off rom mona for reports of awimming in. >>> creek here, tacony creek in juniata t police spoke to teenagers, witnesses who said the boy was swimming, he went under and did not resurface. first responders jumped into the creek. police and fire department paramedics were able to pull his body out but he was completely unconscious. medics worked on him but he was pronounced dead just before 6:15 last evening and place say dangers lurk in these creeks for swimmers. >> there's a lot of rocks, there's a lot of debris, there's a lot of trash, there's tree trunks that have fallen down and you can't see because swat so murky so you're in this water and you can hit your head, you can get caught on something. >> reporter: and philadelphia police are actually out in pennypack park yesterday talking to kids about not swimming in the creek there when the weather gets hot because tragedies like this happen all too often when the weather gets warm in philadelphia. live in juniata, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> the

the louvre is dealing with a huge rodent problem behind the mona lisa. food left by visitors. animal lovers are reportedly trying to save these rats by feeding them. >> no, they're not. >> giving them water and digging up the poisons. >> no, they're not. no one is trying to save the rats. >> they're parisian rats. ratatouille there. >> how do you celebrate a panda's birthday? with an elaborate four-foot tall ice cake weighing 100 pounds and supported by bamboo stocks. that's mr. wu who turned 2 at the san diego zoo. the panda bear cub had no problem digging into his frozen birthday cake. fans watched as he devoured the yam frosting. >> still a toddler i guess. >> little thing. >> looks like he's about three feet or so. >> little thing. cudd cuddle. >> no one else with him in the cage anymore. >> that's true. time now for a look ahead and a look back. >>> senators marco rubio, and others will unveil legislation aimed at curbing sexual assaults on college campuses. >>> on this day in 1956 president dwight d. eisenhower signed a measure making "in god we tr

it's off rom mona fish's lane in union yacht in a. witnesses say a teenaged boy was swimming in the tacony creek under the bridge at fishers. he went under and did not resurface. first responders jumped in the creek where it's about 8 feet deep and police and fire department paramedics were able to pull his body out. he was completely unconscious. medics worked on him but he was pronounced dead before 6:15 last evening. police say dangers lurk in these creeks for swimmers. >> tragedies like this happen just too often. every year a tragedy like this occurs in a creek or a river here in philadelphia. so, we advise everyone not to swim in the rivers. >> reporter: and shortly before this happened yesterday police were actually out elsewhere in the city there in pennypack park talking to kids there about not swimming in the creek because again they say tragedies like this happen all too often especially when it's hot out like it's going to be today. we're live in juniata, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> critically important mes

. >> elsewhere in the west bank, just outside of ramallah, -- meet betty and mona.of women who call themselves the speed sisters. the first all female palestinian racing team. >> hi. >> hi. i'm tony. good to meet you. >> when i'm riding in a car, i'm the happiest girl ever, racing, it's in my blood. here in palestine, it's very small, there's no roads. so when i drive, i speed. i feel free. >> did you find that people underestimated you at first? >> at the beginning, they could maybe make fun of us. but when we got good scores, we win our respect. car doesn't know if you're a woman or a man. a lot of girls want to join us, the speed sisters. but some of the families are very reserved. they don't like their daughters to be between men racing, you know? palestine is a reserved society. >> things getting better, staying the same or worse? >> you never know what's going to happen in palestine. one day, it's good, and the other day, you never know. it's a crazy country. >> the local police would prefer them off the streets for obvious reasons. but the track here such as

a khmer a car crash and allegations she is on the phone at the time >> : not any full-blown super mona makes a close past earth 30% brighter don't know if we'll see for much longer fog is moving in for us coming up. >> : today oakland police department releasing results of an investigation into the car crash last bond involving their. no witnesses and the answer was that the time said that she may been on the cellphone but before it reportedly running a red light crashing trade lie outside oakland police said could quarters that the findings saline the oakland police department investigation into the cause of the crash concludes without placing blame on either of jean- claude or other driver involved in the crash investigators also say it appears neither driver on their phone at the time of the college and trade tickell look at abysses of the aftermath of the june 8th collision at the intersection of 26 the market street. mayor on the city-owned vehicles during the accident despite witnesses saying the mayor was on the phone at the time possibly ran a red light with other sang the othe

. >>> two things that don't go together, vermin and the mona lisa. there are rats plaguing the louver museum in paris. maintenance workers are aware of the problem and say they conduct regular exterminations and put out rat traps. they say the rats are attracted by food of visitors who picnic in the garden. >>> concerns over safety in the skies. why southwest airlines faces a $12 million fine. >>> a loving dad creates a more efficient way to have a water balloon fight. >>> and how you can get your hands on this, a diamond encrusted iphone 6. >>> and the feel of fall, cooler and drier in the next couple of days. it is going to slip away. look for the return of humidity, high humidity starting this weekend. i'll show you that as well as the temperatures we're predicting, also, for >>> the embattled department of veterans affairs has a new leader. rieger has more. >> it is robert mcdonald confirmed as the new v.a. secretary. he was unanimously approved. he has the mission of overhauling an agency weighed down by long wait times for patients and a cultur

we have sewn a barage of targets and mong the target a desert city of ta mona. there is a nuclear facility in the city of demona. and firing these barages. many rockets at one time militants are trying to overpower the israeli missile defense system. and again, more sirens in the city of tel aviv. and today alone more than 60 rockets have been fired and there were no serious injuries and as the conflict escalates, there is increasing in the rocket range and also shot rockets in hiffa. hams has 10,000 rockets and 350 have been having the capacity to threaten the country. and israel's military is firing back. and among their target. launchers and once these rocket launchers are put out of commission they are useless. and the israeli air forces targeting the militants and going after their homes. palestinians say 38 people have been killed including six children. israeli officials say in an effort to prevent civil casulties. they warn resident to evacuate but many instances they don't listen and reports where people wanted to become human shields. thousands of isra

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mona treasures the telegrams to her grandmother when her father went missing in czechoslavkia. >> theseare fighters. survivors. they are here to tell their story. >> reporter: john will didn't fly but honors his buddy seen here shot down over hanoi three days before christmas. >> we're the lucky ones. we got a number of guys that should be here and aren't. >> reporter: it's also about embracing former enemies. no one sits down until 93-year-old curt schultz takes a seat. a pilot during the blitzkrieg he hasn't missed this breakfast in 23 years and is deeply patriotic. >> it reminds me that i was lucky to come to a beautiful country. >> reporter: for these old bold pilots every wednesday serves up conversation, photo opes and something more. a chance to ease the chronic pain of survivor guilt and feel truly appreciated not only for their past service but also for their continuing friendship. in ocean side, california, claudia cohen, fox news. >>> what a breakfast that must be. the grapevine is taking the holiday off so we can bring you a riveting story. you'll meet a man with no arms or

what is monas bradley manning the army private has been diagnosed with gender difficulties information use the sense of being a woman in a man's body. >>> turning now to your health, the the centers for disease control and prevention is reporting first case of the person, contracting the virus, inside of the united states. the cdc says that a florida man contracted the virus but didn't travel outside u.s., it is caused by mosquitoes and causes joint pain and arthritis like symptoms. the cdc is working with the florida department of health to find out how this man was infect. >>> do you notice your voice changing when talking to someone attractive? it turns out there is a reason for that change in pitch. a study out of sterling university, uk, found mens voices get deeper when they talk to someone whom they are attracted to. researchers believe that we do it to convey masculinity. on the other hand men can get more sing songy as to not overdue macho thing and scare away potential mates. fascinating. >> what do you do. >> i don't know, what do you think, am i lowering my voice right now.

. >>> now to paris, though, and the home of the world famous louvre museum, home to the mona lisa andus de mill low statue. is that how you say it? venus de milo statue. >> sounds good. add to that list, rats. having problems with the infestation at the louvre garden this summer. some being so bold as to venture out in broad daylight. >> museum officials say exterminators are working on the problem. they say food left behind by picnickers in the garden is one of the reasons the rats are being attracted. >> wow. you don't think people leaving food behind, eating on the louvre gardens? >> maybe a public art installation. they want -- >> looked up a stat. french officials says france has 8 million rats. >> really? >> population. only 2 million people live in paris. >> we have 16 million in new york city. >> sound crazy. >> i'm convinced. >> we have a lot here, that's right. >>> coming up in "the skinny," lady gaga's singing partner and cast member from ""dancing with the stars"" calling it quits. say it ain't so. >> also ahead -- all the excitement for the "sharknado" sequel about to pre

where it's like all i've done is put the pupils on the mona lisa. like, i didn't paint it.both did it. we both did it. [ laughter ] >> feel like we'll go halfsies on that one. maybe we should become a comedy duo so that we can both get these. but it is funny where -- comedians, it's like there's no off-the-record, intimate moment. it's always like, "i'm sorry that happened. so can i have that one?" [ laughter ] >> seth: the worst one is when you tell somebody something super emotional about relationships, and they say you should do that on stage. >> or the worst is when someone who's not funny at all, who's boring the hell out of you and telling you a super long story that you just want out of, and they're like, "you can have that one." [ laughter ] like, i'm good. thanks, though. >> seth: if i can have it, can i have a second to go put it in the garbage? [ laughter ] you -- it's your first standup special in four years? >> i know. because i was doing another -- >> seth: i, by the way, held up all five fingers, by the way. [ laughter ] edit out the thumb. >> we need to work

¿quÉ pensarÁ de esto la mona lisa?numerosas personas se vieron forzadas a abandonar sus automÓviles en medio de la crecida y al menos una familia tuvo que ser rescatada por los bomberos y muchos estÁn culpando a la intensa sequÍa en california, por el aumento de los precios de la canasta familiar. desde los vegetales hasta la carne, los precios se han disparado debido al fenÓmeno natural. expertos pronostican que los prÓximos dos o tres meses, los precios de estos productos se incrementarÁn entre un 15 y 20%. estpo impactarÁ en los restaurantes y no tendrÍa nada de particular que dos personas del mismo sexo unieran sus vidas en matrimonio en argentina. si no fuera porque uno de los contrayentes fue cura en un momento. decidiÓ contraer nupcias con su pareja con quien convive desde hace 10 aÑos como nos dice silvia martÍnez desde buenos aires. >> andres y luis se casaron despuÉs de 10 aÑos de convivencia. lo particular de esta pareja es que andrÉs es el primer sacerdote catÓlico que se casa con alguien de su mismo sexo.

. >> the mona lisa tasting the rainbow, a massive mosaic made of ask iles in the land down under.t took more than 50,000 of the little canneddies and 67 man hours to create it, all part of the campaign to support cancer patients by getting people to go alcohol-free for a month. >> chicago has been dealing with a rash of gunfire they are. there are calls to bring in the national guard. >> diane esther brooke is in chicago this morning. who is calling for troops? >> there have been letters to the editors of the local papers. this is a very controversial idea to activate the national guard. >> it's a weekly ritual on chicago's far west side, neighborhood activists handing out anti violence flyer to say motorists on their way home from work. the neighborhood, known as austin is a hotbed of crime. >> my son got killed in violence. >> there have been 140 shootings here this year. >> how are you doing? peace in the streets. you all for it, right? >> a illinois representative said the bloodshed has to stop. he's on a task force and wants the governor to call in the national guard. >> they

meet monae davis, she is a girl, her coaches say she's a star. >> get treated differently but not alwayshe same most of all, because just playing one sport. >> davis pitches, and plays third base. the 13 year olds is hoping to lead the taney dragons to the little league world series two weeks from now. >> trying to put the name taney out there in the world to let people know inner city kids make a difference. >> if successful, only the 17th female to play in the tournament 68 year history. that's 17 out of nearly 9,000 athletes. davis doesn't mind being a girl among boys, and hopes her success inspires others. >> to change this whole like only like men and boys play baseball, change different, like genders consideration play baseball, not just one gender. and i casino of want all of the other girls to play baseball. >> she's also thrilled to have her city behind her. >> that's a lot of support. keeps motivating us to keep going, and to go as far as we can. >> drew dick man, "fox 29 news". >> go, got to have them in the studio. what do you say? look to go get away for the weekend, haven't

the israeli military says that rocket land near the town of de-mona, killing one person and severely injured a 4-month-old baby. the israeli military also claims it foiled an attack this morning by palestinian militants who were sneaked into israel via an underground tunnel. even with troops now on the ground in gaza israel continues to pummel this tiny strip of land with air strikes. israel said this would be a limited operation aimed at destroying the tunnels used by palestinian militants to infiltrate israeli territory. in most of the gaza strip they haven't seen an israeli soldier. just a mile in a town we only found eery silence. yesterday prime minister benjamin netanyahu said there could be more blood in a place where the death toll is over 300. they are trying to stock palestinian rocket attacks. air strikes pounded locations where the rocket launches are thought to be hidden. but after ten days of bombardment, the militants' missiles keep flying into southern israel where they've now killed. among those killed was now kied israeli soldier also died during the ground offensiv

the israeli military says that rocket land near the town of de-mona, killing one person and severely injured a 4-month-old baby. the israeli military also claims it foiled an attack this morning by palestinian militants who were sneaked into israel via an underground tunnel. even with troops now on the ground israel continues to pummel this land with air strikes. israel said it wows be a limited operation aimed at destroying the tunnel ss used by the military. they haven't seen a single israeli soldier. just a mile from the israeli border in this town we found no sign of fighting, only an eerie silence but yesterday benjamin netanyahu said he ordered the military to prepare for an skpanltded ground offensive. that could mean more bloogd shedd where the death toll is now over 300, many of them children. the israeli military says it's trying to stop palestinian rocket attacks. its air strikes have pounded locations where the rocket launchers are thought to be hidden. but after ten days of bombardment, the militants' missiles keep flying into southern israel where they've now killed two

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