. >>> people in northern cyprus coming together to bring an ancient fort back to life.i-fy fans gathering in san diego. yes, it is time for comic con. ah, got it. these wifi hotspots we get with our xfinity internet service are all over the place. hey you can stop looking. i found one. see? what do you think a wifi hotspot smells like? i'm thinking roast beef. want to get lunch? get the fastest wifi hotspots and more coverage on the go than any other provider. xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines at this hour. at least 15 people are dead after an apparently israeli air strike at a un shelter in gaza. hundreds of palestinians living in a converted school. israeli's military says it is still trying to confirm what happened. >>> secretary of state john kerry back in cairo today trying to get egypt to support his ceasefire agreement. >>> and ukraine's prime minister is stepping down. and pro-russian separatists shooting down two more fighter jets. >>> in northern cyprus there's a new project helpin

turkish occupied northern cyprus. >> the u.s.ernment has more than 15,000 inform answer the question nationwide. little is known about how they are used within the u.s. counter terrorism program. a new investigation by al jazeera into this network shed light on a shadowy world of domestic spies. here is a preview from our investigative reporter, trevor. >> this is a rare glimpse of an fbi informant hard at work, encouraging a man to smuggle computers. >> ask them if they need laptops because that's how the brothers are communicate, you know, e-mail. >> this never before scene video is part of an al jazeera investigation of undercover informants. they are central to a controversial counter terrorism program that lures muslim men into plots concocted by the fbi. >> the f.b.i. thought i was the greatest informant on the planet earth. >> craig montary acknowledge that informant led operations target young men who are vulnerable but not necessarily dangerous. >> they are some unfortunate fool that got caught up in a sting operation. >

simon mcgregor wood, al jazerra in turkish occupied northern cyprus. >>> and that is all of our times news hour, i think atone i harris in new york. thanks for being with us, if you would like the latest on any of our stories from this news hour head over to aljazerra.com. again that's al jazerra scott come. "real money" with ali velshi is next. >>> as america goes, so goes the world as we look at the global economies chances for growth the rest of the year. also america is number one when it comes to frac-ing for gas and oil, i'll tell you what the rest of the world needs to do to catch up. plus the grocery chain ceo who is so popular, even cashiers and clerks are risking their own jobs to get him back. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money." ♪

. >> in turkish, occupied northern cyprus a project is hoping to rebuild trust, happening at a site which many believe was the inspiration for shakespeare's "ophelio." >> reporter: it was built after muslim armies took jerz. -- jerusalem. it came under the ven eastern rule. otto mans took it. the modern turkish invasion of 1974 and the division of cyprus bought isolation and slow decline. the once mighty walls of the tower crumbled. now greek and turkish cypriots have started restoration. in early 2015 it will open to tourists. the joint committee is a rare animal. it was established by both sides. it was quickly and enthusiastically supported by the u.n. and european union. it's a rare good news story that everyone is keen to ploem oat. >> -- promote. >> these are not just the monuments of turkish cypriots or greek cypriots - they are the monuments of humanity. >> the committee needs a lot more money. it's about defying 40 years of division and mistrust to save common heritage for both sides. >> occasionally we do argue, but not across ethnic lines or community lines. but we argue about

of july 1974 are different now from south of the line and soldiers who landed on that beach in northern cyprust for invasion but salvation. turkey sent troops to defend the separatists being targeted and killed by greek malitia and the gratitude was visible by the crowd cheering on the modern day people. turkish president said it has been 40 years of peace on the island. >> translator: . >> reporter: the status quo cannot go on forever and we will not allow it to go on forever. many turkish people share the same frustration and question whether the soldiers are still needed here and there is the real common ground between greek and turkish separatists. negotiations are on going, both sides met this week and the leaders are scheduled to meet next week. but a sustainable deal cannot be brought in and there is little evidence of that, paul brennan, turkish occupied peninsula. >> reporter: you can keep up with al jazeera.com and there are plenty of stories there on al jazeera.com. >>> i'm ali velshi at the world economic forum. we are hosting a debate on something called the circular economy. how

in turkish occupied northern cyprus a project is rebuilding trust in the divided community. at the site many believe was the inspirational setting for william shakespeare's "othelo." we have this report. >> reporter: it was built by retreating crusaders after muslim armies retook jerusalem. it came under venetian rules. it was an event that shakespeare knew of, and set in the city by the sea, in cypress. the modern sushish invasion in 1974, and the division of cypress brought isolation and slow decline. now, greek and turkish cypriots started restoration. in early 2015, it will re open to tourists. the joint committee is a rare annal. established by a political leadership. it was quickly and enthusiastisticly supported by the u.n. and european union. it's a rare story everyone is keen to promote. >> these are not just monuments of turkish cypriots, for greek cypriots or venetians. they are monuments of humanity. >> there are 17 projects funded by $7 million project. this work is about defying 40 years of division and mistrust to save common heritage for both sides. >> occasi

paul brennan, al jazeera, turkish-occupied northern cyprus. >> a former president of the occupied north says international pressure must be put on greek cypriates to share political power. in the international law, they are member of the united nations. they are member of the european union. why should they share the state with turkish cypriates. it means sharing the country, the goverance and power sharing, actually, will be based on political equality. >> that is it from europe. now back to martin in doha. >> thank you. the united states government has a network of more than 15,000 informants around the world. mentings is known about how they are used within the u.s. counter terrorism program. a new investigation by al jazeera into this network of informants has shed light on this shadowy world of domestic spies. here is a preview from trevor aaronson. >> reporter: this is a rare glimpse of an f.b.i. informant hard at work encouraging a man to spluling computers to milltants. >> ask them if they need any laptops. >> that's how brothers are communicating. >> this is part of an al jazee

cyprus. in northern delaware there's a downed tree blocking mendhal hall road.sounds good, thank you, matt. let's take a live look at beautiful center city skyline, not a cloud in sight. >> reporter: take a look at numbers, 72 degrees in philadelphia. some spots in the upper 60s including allentown and sea isle city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a warm afternoon high of 87. maybe humid, but not horrific. nice and warm for the most part we're looking at the potential of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. most of that south of philadelphia partly sunny saturday, gorgeous, 87. sunday it's more humid, hot high of 90. afternoon thunderstorm possible, monday and tuesday strong storms are likely. >> chopper 6 is live and on its way to a scene where there are reports of several explosions. the johnson mathe plant in west deptford, new jersey, we'll have an update in 25 minutes. the crowd offering a modeling contract. so many people asking when the camera turned to her during the match, who is that girl? who is that girl? we'll tell you who just ahead