moshe ya'alon is here, israel's minister of defense. he presided over this summary's 50 day war between israel and hamas, the islamic militant group that was in power in the gaza strip. more than 2,000 palestinians were killed in the war. the majority of them civilians. on the israeli side 67 soldiers and five civilians died. in fighting leveled most of gaza with some 60,000 homes damaged or destroyed. the reconstruction effort has begun but there are concerns will it will be in vain. ban ki-moon who visited gaza last week tolted reporters there can be no peace in the middle east, no security for israel while the crisis in gaza festers. the build destroy cycle must be broken, he said. international pressures build on israel to commit to peace negotiations. the most recent u.s. mediated talks collapsed in april. the iran nuclear program remains israel primary concern. -- the powers negotiating with iran will again extend the deadline for reaching a deal. worrying that the campaign against isil will come at the expense of curtailing iran'

." >> moshe lon is here. he presided over this summer's 50-day war between israel and hamas, the islamic militant group that was in power in the gaza strip. more than 2000 palestinians were killed in the war, the majority of them civilians. on the israeli side, 65 died. were0 homes in gaza destroyed. the reconstruction efforts have begun, but they are concerned it will be in vain. ban ki-moon told reporters -- international pressure is building on israel for new peace negotiations. he latest talks collapsed in april. speculation is rising that the six powers negotiating with iran are negotiating to reach a deal. they are worried that the campaign against isil will come at the expense of curtailing iran's nuclear program. i am pleased to have moshe ya'alon here at his table. i know there are some things that i say that you quarrel with . not me your assessment, from the perspective of what your government should do or wants to do, but as an analyst , ofational security issues the threat from isil. >> isil is a

the one in the center was not into mosh. the woman in grants to groups in the center of her fired and of her fired and hit it about her ill. but a surgeon found wrapped surgeon found throughout and it was successfully removed. from the own collection, you read first chapter of the book. this is an example of a mutter surgery, which we can talk about before, but events were accidents for sometimes he would lose it through in this one will talk about moore, a woman with severe burns, which was surprisingly common during this time. so mutter had two things going for him. he was extremely talented and ambitious in terms of surgery. he was ambidextrous with quick and knew inherently about cleanliness and a time before germ theory was proven. it was probably because he was a patient and knew the difference between a dirty doctor cleaned up dirt and how that would affect them. he was also extremely empathetic and a time. where there was this emotional detach between doctors and patients, which to be honest we still struggle with to

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morning, she is being treat ford a broken wrist and elbow after falling off her bike in sea bright this moshing. she is there for an event with the governor's association. she will remain in the hospital for observation. >>> the wilmington city council will vote on a measure to ban smoking in public places. for playgrounds and public parks and transit facilities. violators will be charged $25 for the first offense and $50s for the second offense and $100 for all subsequent offenses. >>> the schuylkill banks boardwalk officially opened this morning the 2,000 foot walkway brings the trail from the schuylkill from locust to south streets. new views of city and a welcome new oasis. >> it's peaceful and calm and have you the schuylkill expressway on one side and you have the scenic apartments on the other side, it's really nice. >> i think it's wonderful and i work over at penn and it's a great place to get away, i feel out of my element being here, it's very cool. >> the project is part of the circuit, a master plan to connect 750 miles of trails in the greater philadelphia area and new jersey. >>>

but in the last four mosh moshth -- months he hasn't received any.ily escaped from their home when it was a battle ground between the iraqi air force and fighters belonging to the islamic state of iraq and the levant. then a few weeks about isil was pushed out only to be replaced by shia militiamen. >> translator: what is the government going to do? >> reporter: many people found refuge further north, but even here they don't feel safe. they are looked on with suspicion in regions. and they say they are targets of shia armed groups. >> translator: they would not allow us to return to our villages. >> reporter: the iraqi government considers these men volunteers who joined the fight against isil on behalf or as part of the shia dominated iraqi army. government officials insist those same volunteers will continue to support the army and police until they are ready to secure areas on their own, but for many sunnis, their presence is tearing the country apart. this man explained the government should allow the 700 policemen from his town to return to wor

. >> rose: welcome to the programment tonight a conversation about the middle east with moshe ya'alon the history has declined. and you can see poverty exploited by their leaders. lack of relevant ideology like they adopted in the past like communism, or whatever. today islam, it seems to be the solution. this is the slogan. islam, this is the solution. and they know how to approach this frustrated people in their societies. to mobilize them,

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mosh from soul palo. >> in a country where more than half of the people say they are not satisfied with the government but where unemployment remains at record lows,bone both candidates will draw out their different visions for the country. >> continuity with change. some change with continuity as well. so both of them are very close in their platforms, their political platforms. although it looks more like a fiscal conservative and the other looks more as the social program. the message from those who didn't vote was just as loud tennessee of millions of people who decided to vote for nobody. >> when power politics returns, the sound that became more popular than the man who shouted it. look with at the dean screen 10 years later. then there is this. >> you are a nut job. you deserve whatever falls from the sky. i wan congressman steve king channels his inner jimmie kimmel. welcome back, everybody. the 2014 mid-term elections have included some creative and intriguing campaigns aimed at encouraging other americans. entertainers explaining why they are turning out? >> i am sophie a turn

mosh people are using stuff like tour which protects browsing. you start to see on twitter now at the end of people's bios,lings to pgp keys. i think people are picking up on it. but the difficulty is certainly for journalists and non-journalists, it's not easy to use yet. it'sedes. it's great. when you are trying to use a secure wrap, it's not and so i one of the post snowden implications is there is a market for good easy privacy tech where you don't have to be, you know, a nerd like me to get it and to appreciate it. >> james ball for the from "the gua guardian" thanks for talking to us. thanks very >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city. here are the top stories we're following. elections worldwide including the tying presidential runoff in brazil. we'll have the latest. >> the u.s. flag comes down, american soldiers turn over the last base to the afghanistan military. >> new york city's mayor demands respect for the nurses, the hospital caring for the ebola patient frank spencer or else. >>

later in the day, it could produce wet spots into saturday mosh morning. tropical storm anna moving towards hawaiia islands. looks like it's taking a track we'll keep tracking that for you. it's a look at the bay area, high clouds, clear spots, low temperatures d to upper 50s tomorrow, filtered sunshine. 73 in san jose. and downtown san francisco, a high of 69 torrow. 70 in south san francisco. into east bay, low 70s as well. heres the accu-weather forecast. nice, mainly sunny y, weekend after a chance of showers overnight tomorrow night into saturday morning. maybe sprinkles tuesday and wednesday. yes. >> thank you. >> okay. >> up next, san francisco police prepare for aity celebration. prepare for aity celebration. >> goal is let everyone have hey sweetie. okay, i'll send it. one hundred seventy-two dollars for a chemistry book. just use citi popmoney. boom. with citi popmoney it's easy to send money to just about anyone, anytime. visit your local branch or citi.com/easierbanking to learn more. insurance because it was too expensive. as a professional da

i think he wanted to start a mosh pit. >> reporter: i always wanted to be a rock star. this is about as close as i'm ever going to get. how are we doing, guys? >> [screams] >> reporter: are you ready for the parade? >> [screams] >> reporter: i kind of thought so. these are the people in the front row with the bum underwear and the whole thing. i have a lovely family from fairfield but they're from san francisco. how are you guys? >> we're good. we're happy to be here. >> reporter: how long have you been here? >> since 10:00 this morning. >> reporter: isiah, you're a senior in high school at fairfield. what are you doing here? >> just enjoying it. it's crazy out here. go giant s. >> reporter: mom, are you writing him a note? >> yes, i am, it's all good. >> reporter: favorite player? e chael morris. he's hot. >> reporter: michael morris, ht . he has the hair thing going. >> the hair, the lips, the eye, the face, he's hot. >> reporter: angle pagan of this year? >> yeah. i also like pablo snadoval. >> what about you? >> got to go with the favorite. >> reporter: you guys are

later in the day, it could later in the day, it could produce wet spots into saturday mosh morning.towards hawaiian islands. towards hawaiian islands. looks like it's taking we'll keep tracking that for you. it's a look at the bay area, high clouds, clear spots, low temperatures mid to upper 50s tomorrow, filtered sunshine. 73 in san jose. and downtown san francisco, a high of 69 tomorrow. 70 in south san francisco. 70 in south san francisco. into east bay, low 70s as well. here is the accu-weather forecast. nice, mainly sunny dry, weekend after a chance of showers overnight tomorrow night into saturday morning. maybe sprinkles tuesday and wednesday. yes. >> thank you. >> okay. >> up next, san francisco police prepare for a city celebration. >> goal is let everyone have a >> goal is let everyone have a gr , , , , , , lopreventable medical errors,hey all lnow the third leadingse of cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against pr

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a.m., 6 still lots of clouds, especially east of philadelphia, noon, 71. 3:00 p.m., dry sunshine for moshf us, 74 is the high. 6:00 p.m., 71 degrees coming down from the high. if you're heading to the union game it's a great game. bring a sweatshirt, partly cloudy skies, start time, 66, at 90th minute, 63. >> take a look at this video, a car started smoking and burst into flames on 422. guess what, the teenager had just bought the vehicle 35 minutes prior, as you can imagine she wented her money back from the guy who sold it to her, but he refused. that's when she came to me for help. don't miss it tonight at 11:00. >>> san francisco bounced the pirates out of contention in a one game playoff. a grand slam was hit in the top of the 4th inning. it was the first time a short stop had hit a grand slam in the mlb playoffs, san francisco tacked on four more runs goes to 8-0 win. >> 6:23, next at 6:00. the reality stars who could be going from the small screen to the slammer. >> our new updates in the efforts to contain the ebola virus in down... lower... that's more like it! petsmart's prices

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>> it's been a mosh pit at the close. weeives a lot of liquidity into the market in the day. exhe is liquidsty -- charles: what does that mean for someone who is casual in the market. >> it means everybody is taking undue risk. there's nor else to go for returns except for the markets. that's where you've seen a lot of money come in. you felt like there's been no risk because the markets have just risen as we've seen over time since 2009. charles: then people just want to get out. >> we're seeing global growth flow down. we saw lousy numbers out of germany and china. you see oil dropping off. finally small caps. charles: we're going to have fun with this later on. our audience doesn't care what it does. whatever the plot is. if they get creep gas, they'll take it. matt, you talked about the financials. are you happy with the results. >> they were blockbusters. but they were good enough to get by. what i like they're improving. the performance of the financials over the last couple of months. where the s&p broke. financials are holding, which is basically showing relatively st

i think it's beginning to look more and mosh as if our effort is inspired by politics and a nears elections was the previous efforts in iraq. the bombing campaign appears to be anything but really intense. maybe it can't be, because we lack the intelligence to select the proper targets and proper number. it does not appear to have greatly retarded isis's progress. it looks like a quite mild bombing campaign undertaken for the purpose of appearing to do something toward the goal, the president says, of ultimately taking down isis. my sense is after he gets past this election, his effort to take down eye says, i don't think it's something he deeply believes in. i don't think he could possibly believe in the approach he's taken, will subside as kelly ayotte fears. >> you think it will just disappeared -- >> first of all i think militarily the plan is so affect that it probably can't do very much. i don't think the president particular wants it to. >> how -- with the -- before kelly ayotte, i hadn't heard that claim before, this is sort of the october or september surprise, and it will disappe

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al jazeera's rachel laven has mosh from mexico city. >> it took more than a week of pleading and beggingy these desperate parents before officials from the federal government would see them. but the government could no longer ignore their anguish. >> they need to force the police who took our children to tell us where they are. president peneto and his administration have been silent about the disappearance of 43 students who were attacked by local police and gun men last friday in the troubled stay of gurero. on friday, the minister of interior promised federal assistance but he refused to say why it took so long for government action. >> we have not going to do an interview. >> despite the growing frustration and anger of the families and the stud incident, the story is getting very little attention in the mentionco can media. here in the capitol where some people aren't aware that the crisis is happening. >> the missing students didn't make the front page of a leading mexican newspaper for three days in a row this week. it's a common belief among many mexicans that the lack of media a

history has-- when the area became oofs taken by israel in 1967, moshe diane, who was the winning general said, you know, what, jordanian religious authorities, you administered this before the war. you administer it now. israel's not doing it. and the rabbenet, said don't go up to there, not because it's not holy, because it's too holy. wait for the messiah. but what happened is this new insurgent group says he now can historically delineate through archaeology where it is, and that's upsetting the status quo. the message of the security services, keep the status quo. make sure this powder keg doesn't go off. >> woodruff: how do you see this? >> i think there are important calming elements here that could be-- certainly the united states and the rest of the international community can help with incentives and disincentives to the parties to calm things down. we can play a significant role in encouraging the parties to do that. in addition, i think the public sentiment-- >> woodruff: even with the talks stopped? >> yes, even with the-- yes, because there are still bilateral relations, and

speaking of aig, former ceo ben moshe, who stepped down a few months ago, will pen a new book about turningd the insurance company. come in he spoke with me at our titan that the table conference where he is spending part of his retirement on his the memoir will be called " my fight to pay back america congo and it is slated to be published in late 2015 or early 2016. in our sit down, i asked bob in benmosche about some of the dealings that went down with the government. >> you did a lot of things -- can i name some of them? you said you had bigger balls than the government. >> that was in a private meeting. let me give you the context. you have to have context. we were about seven people or eight people, so i know who leaked it because he did another leak about a month later -- aig?thin >> within aig, who had a self interest in his position, and ok. everybody has self interests. he got into an argument with me and said you can't say these things and demand of us the performance you are demanding because we have the government to deal with, and the government is setting the rules and regula

at all.e has not overall, when you were listening to what benbow milkshake -- about what ben moshe -- thehey do not happen quite same way. in the 1980's, in the middle 1980's, from the junk bonds market, 2000 eight, it was in excess of the real estate market. there is always a different twist on what causes a financial crisis. the results are similar, unfortunately. there are always financial crises. you cannot prevent them. rhymes, it does not repeat. >> bill, you are staying with me industry. more on the peter cook, thanks so much, for reporting on the aig trial. you can catch my exclusive interview with bob benmosche. that's go to bloomberg.com/video and search titans at the table. skipper.ident john he and turner broadcasting have agreed to a new deal to show nba games. it is three times what the network is paying now. still, no one believes espn will go broke showing the nba games. cable operators pay espn more than any other network. i asked john skipper whether the time would ever be spun out from disney. >> it categorically would not. everybody should remember that espn has be

we have come you know, just in a mosh is getting attacked by the business lobby, but other groups are able to back him. thad cochran almost got driven out of part because they're outside groups. the same groups opposing export import bank and not sort of thing. the second thing is regulation in general puts the ball in the court when you get government involved in his life to participate in political debate and how much come you are going to skew things. we see the individual campaign where you can only get $2500 to a politician. first of all, why you get $2500 is beyond me. we are supposed to be libertarians here. to each his own. that means politicians a month started getting a big check have to go around to get safety checks from a bunch of people. who do you know that could go out his friends at a politician friends at the politician in the safety of their business then click empowers lobbyists because a lot of times it's the unintended consequences. looking at the revolving door be a good place to look for my regular politicians more of what they can do for regulating outside pla

we have come you know, just in a mosh is getting attacked by the business lobby, but other groups aree to back him. thad cochran almost got driven out of part because they're outside groups. the same groups opposing export import bank and not sort of thing. the second thing is regulation in general puts the ball in the court when you get government involved in his life to participate in political debate and how much come you are going to skew things. we see the individual campaign where you can only get $2500 to a politician. first of all, why you get $2500 is beyond me. we are supposed to be libertarians here. to each his own. that means politicians a month started getting a big check have to go around to get safety checks from a bunch of people. who do you know that could go out his friends at a politician friends at the politician in the safety of their business then click empowers lobbyists because a lot of times it's the unintended consequences. looking at the revolving door be a good place to look for my regular politicians more of what they can do for regulating outside players

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no longer in a mosh pit.on't be a dope. >> hershey, not a great response to its quarterly numbers. >> why don't you put out a release that says don't buy me? i'm not kidding. you should be shorting dean foods if you believe these guys. i think dairy is going to come back next year. grain price being down is good for dairy. >> in front of the biggest day of the year for candy. it's coming up friday. i know your kids aren't little anymore, so you're not as focused on halloween. >> more focused on singles day. >> singles day is november 11th. by the way, talking about alibaba, let's go there. i haven't even taken a look. it's down a little bit. 98.80. >> when you have ten firms come out and recommend a buy and goldman says neutral, are they siding with goldman or are they realizing, you know what, this was the most predictable recommendation series? remember, it's amazon versus ali baa be. one has good revenue growth but not a lot of money. >> incredible margin. right, sorry. amazon, revenue growth and not much