hamas. and again, this is turning in to a free-for-all over there. and not as if it was a stable territory but at least hamas had control of the violence and they are increasingly losing that control. >> and absolutely raises the stakes in a big way. and thank you for joining us with the insights. >> my pleasure. >> more drama in the movie massacre trial. why the judge exploded at the attorneys for the defense of james holm >> and the 2000 collapse on the minneapolis bridge was blamed on safety inspections. now a group of college kids might have been able to find a way to monitor bridges 24- 7. [ male announcer ] ours was the first modern airliner, revolutionary by every standard. and that became our passion. to always build something better airplanes that fly cleaner and farther on less fuel. that redefine comfort and connect the world like never before. after all, you can't turn dreams into airplanes unless your passion for innovation is nonstop. ♪ ♪ ♪ [music] ♪ jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin r

fatah says it is the unity government's job to commit is negotiations, not hamas'.olly: irris, thank you for that irris makler reporting from jerusalem. the turkish president has died in the house rat the age of 90. -- has died in the hospital at the age of 90. it was president from 1993 until 2000. he died early this morning and anchor. in yemen, a saudi half and led airstrike has struck a convoy of civilians. at least 31 people were killed in today's attack, which hit the outskirts of the southern port city of aden. the poor strikes began nearly three months ago. it comes as you and brokered peace talks and convene in geneva. the fighting has created major humanitarian crisis with 80% of the population nearly 20 million people, said to be in need of aid. and the dominican republic -- thousands of undocumented haitian immigrants and their descendents are rushing to register with authorities he for a set deadline. as wednesday is the last a people can submit papers under new rules to regularize their status or they will face deportation. we have more on the deadline

to understand that hamas is not the enemy hamas is not the - it's not looking into egypt. and lays open hamas and egyptian authorities, and help the politicians to push the reconciliation forward. and help gaza to be open to the world, and be open. i expect that something positively happen. >> stay with us on al jazeera. still ahead, an israeli human rights organization warns there's no justice for most victims of settler violence in the west bank. and why politicians in trinidad and tobago stand behind jack warner the former f.i.f.a. any accused of taking bribes. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. >>> hello again, these are the top stories on al jazeera. three soldiers and a border guard from saudi arabia are said to have been killed by an attack by houthis in border areas. and saudi air defenses shot down a missile fired into the kingdom by houthi rebels. afghan s

could hamas and israel really be holding talks? >> both sides do not make any effort to deny too much. it seems more than likely. bear in mind, there have indirect talks between hamas and israel before. the cease-fires, exchange of prisoners, so this is not so new. in a sense, when their interest meet, they need to discuss it. also hamas understands that if they want to break out of the blockade, they need at the end of the day to find some common ground with israel, and then there might be the case of some prolonged cease-fire. laura: for the past year, israel has been blaming the union between fatah and hamas as a complete block to negotiations. now that government appears to be dissolving. is there some hope that the israelis and palestinians might hit down around the table again? yossi: i'm afraid it might actually decrease the chance of serious negotiations. prime minister netanyahu might reach a conclusion that there is no threat. he keeps building settlements in the west bank. there is no threat coming from the west bank, so actually, it might a

in order to think deeply and understand that hamas is not the enemy. hamas it not in egypt. now it amounts to pushing the reconciliation. to help gaza be more open. i spent that something positive may happen >>> most investigations into israelis settlers accused of violence against palestinians do not result in conviction. according to an israeli human right group. 85% of all cases are closed because place fail to investigate crimes properly. >> this person says he lives in constant agony. he said he was attacked by a group of men a year ago that live not from his home in the occupied west bank. he showed me x-rays for 14 fractures for his leg and two to his arm. >> i was harvesting olives when around 20 settlers threw stones at us. i tried to run away. i fell. that's when around six beat me with a rod. israeli soldiers saw me, no one has been arrested or charmed. >> reporter: according to human rights group 85% of police investigations are close because israeli investigators fail to find suspects or enough evidence to lay the charges. of cases investigated 7% lead to an ind

not alone. around 40,000 other workers employed by hamas have not been paid their full salaries despite promisesthe unity government. >> translator: the president keeps making promises to us but we have faced three wars are israel and now aren't even paid for the work we do abbas should show us mercy. >> reporter: it has been a year since hamas and fattah formed a national unity government. but since then the two sides have failed to put aside their differences or solve the many problems facing palestinians. in gaza alone more than 100,000 are still homeless. the israeli go continues to blockade the coastal territory, and the relationship with egypt continues to deteriorate because of the alleged connection with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. >> translator: unfortunately hamas isn't cooperating for us. it sets back the palestinian cause and the only one who benefits is the israeli occupation. >> reporter: recently various representatives from qatar, turkey, the united nations, and the european union have travelled to gaza as part of attempts to reconcile hamas and fattah, but none appear to ha

not alone. around 40,000 other workers employed by hamas have not been paid their full salaries despite assurancese palestinian government with abbas and the political wing of hamas. >> translator: president habas is making promises and have not paid for the work we do. and abbas should show us mercy. >> reporter: it has been a year since hamas which controls the gaza strip and the running of the palestine administration form a national unity government. since then the two sides have failed to put aside their differences or solve the many problems facing palestinians. in gaza alone more than 100,000 palestinians are still homeless after last year's war between hamas and israel, the israeli government continues to blockade the coastal territory and allowed only a small amount of reconstruction materials in. meanwhile hamas' relationship with neighboring egypt continues to deteriorate because of its alleged links to the out lawed muslim brotherhood resulting in the near permanent closer of rafa land crossing. >> translator: unfortunately hamas is not cooperating with us and we feel frustrated becaus

i think this would open to deal with hamas differently and to understand that hamas is not walking into egypt and again this opens the channels between hamas and egyptian authorities. this may help to push reconciliations between egyptian and palestinians and i expect something positive may happen. >> most investigation noose israeli are accused of violence against palestinians do not result in a conviction. that's according to an israeli human rights groups. 85% of all cases are closed because police fail to investigate crimes properly. we have reports from the occupied west bank. >> he says he lives in near constant agony. just over a year ago he was attacked by a group of men who he says are israeli citizens who live in an illegal settlement not far from his home in the occupied west bank. he shows me the x-rays taken after extensive surgery after 14 trackture toss his leg and two to his arms. >> settlers tried to throw stones at us. we tried to run away but i fell. that's when they beat me with a metal rod. no one has been arrested or charged for assaulting me. >> according to human

with people reported as saying hamas is not allowing the consensus government to work in gaza. therebeen disagreements on over how to unite the palestinian security agencies. there's deepening issues and we heard from hamas. a spokesperson take they'd reject a unilateral solution of the palestinian consensus government without holding discussions or talks with parties. this comes at a sensitive time especially if the division is a reformation. palestinians are preparing to file two complaints against israel at the international criminal court. looking divided will not be helpful. this is happening while there are indirect talks happening between hamas and israeli officials about possibly achieving a 5-year ceasefire agreement. these talks, according to the reports that we are reading, might grant gaza a floating seaport, which is a long-standing demand by hamas, we understand that the palestinian authority is not part of the talks that are happening, the ibb direct talks -- indirect talks between the israelis and hamas. >>> that report from ramallah >>> there's more ahead on the

in order to understand that hamas is not - is not walking in egypt. and it's insurance between hamas and the authorities. for example, to do - to do the reconciliations. they help to be more opposite. i expect that something positively happen >>> okay. telling us it's a good day for hamas. thanks for talking to us. stay with us on al jazeera. still ahead... [ gunfire ] ..the u.n. holds an emergency session as the number of ceasefire violations in ukraine continues. >>> and we are on patrol with it ammian border police as -- italian border police as they say migrants at sea. and the champion's league final, barcelona and juventus attempt to complete a season treble. it is a time day of election campaigning in turkey, ahead of a vote seen as a performance test for the turkish president recep tayyip erdogan's ak party. the ruling party is seeking a fourth term, facing a myriad of challenges. we take a closer look. >> there are now more than 2 million syrian refugees living in turkey. camps like this are symbolic of the devastating war raging there. these

forces to crack down on these groups, but, again, we should underscore in the occupied west bank hamas does not have the power or influence that it does in other palestinian territory. still, that doesn't mean the israeli authorities, and to a lesser extent other palestinian authorities don't view them as problematic in the west bank and that's why we see the arrests. according to eyewitnesss, in the back by israeli security forces will not do anything to calm down the situation there. >> imtiaz tyab in west jerusalem there >>> south korea closed more schools in the capital seoul as a precaution against the m.e.r.s. virus. that is against the vision of the world health organisation. so far nine people have died from middle eastern respiratory syndrome. hong kong taiwan and macau issued warnings advising people not to travel to see area. >> the president postponed a visit to the united states in light of the outbreak harry fawcett reports. >> at seoul medical center, the common cold is taken more seriously than ever. anyone with mild symptoms - a cough, a fever - is brought here for screening, k

israel and hamas are not mentioned. some believe lobbying groups convinceed the united nations sek tire ever tear general to keep them off the list. >> secretary general. >> it is very unlikely that israel will make an official statement with regards to not being included on that list that the u.n. secretary genre leases every year. israel of course is very sensitive when it is included in such terms. and it's very clear that the lobbying that we understand that was with going on by israel and the united states was successful, so the government is no doubt very pleased in saying that child rates campaigner whose are in the occupied territories are very upset about this news. they say you only have to look at the statistics to show that israel in their view is a repeated violator of children's rights and safety. they say if you look at the statistics in gaza alone during the 50 day bombardment, more than 500 children were killed and many hundreds more were injured. they say that alone would warrant israel being put on th

reporter: israel targeted hamas that the group said it did not fire the rockets. in fact, a so-called ce said they fired the rockets. ll on twitter, some claiming links to the islamic state said they are continuing a jihad against the fews. and southern israel hit by rocket fire, officials asking for a stronger military response. >> we agree. reporter: hamas has stepped up pressure. a local leader was killed in a confrontation with hamas security officials who came to arrest him. anchor: at least 90 people have been killed in the capital of ghana due to a fire at a nearby truck terminal. there was rain, and people were trapped in cars and minivans. there are fresh concerns. another day another set of damaging revelations concerning fifa and irish man talking about it. there was the end of ireland qualifying, and meanwhile, the former vice president of fifa says he is prepared to reveal all. we have more. reporter: he is a wanted man in the united aids on charges of racketeering and money laundering. jack warner has so far denied taking bribes and refused extraditi

not alone. around 40,000 other workers employed by hamas have not been paid their full salaries despite assurancese palestinian unity government. >> translator: the president keeps making promises to us but we have faced three wars with israel and now aren't even paid for what we do. he should show us mercy. >> reporter: it has been a year since hamas and fattah formed a national unity government. but since then, the two sides have failed to put aside their differences or solve the many problems facing palestinians. in gaza alone, more than 100,000 palestinians are still homeless after last year's war between hamas and israel. the israeli government continues to blockade the coast alterer to and has allowed only a small amount of construction materials in. and the relationship with egypt continues to deteriorate because of its alleged linking with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. >> translator: unfortunately hamas isn't cooperating with us. it sets back the palestinian cause, and the only one who benefits is the israeli occupation. >> reporter: recently various representatives from qatar, turkey t

past several months he's received only a fraction of his way, around 40,000 other workers of hamas have notn paid their full salaries, despite the. [ inaudible ] which is the unified government. >> translator: president abbas keeps making promises to us, but we are faced three wars with israel and now aren't even paid for the work we do. abbas should show us mercy. >> reporter: it's been a year since hamas which controls the gaza strip. and fatah which runs the palestinian administration in the occupied west bank form a national unity government. since then the two sides have failed to put aside their differences or solve the many problems facing palestinians. in gaza alone, more than 100 palestinians are still homeless after last year's war between hamas and israel, the israeli government continues to blockade the coast the territory and has allowed only a small amount of reconstruction materials in. peen while hamas' relationship with neighboring egypt continues to did he did he tear deteriorate because of its linked to the outlawed muslim brotherhood. >> translator: unfortunately hamas i

chief ban ki-moon has decided not to include israel and hamas in a list of parties that kill or injure children in armed conflict. that's despite the recommendations of some u.n. officials. from new york, james bays reports. >> reporter: the evidence is overwhelming. the aftermath of much destruction of children last summer in gaza was recorded on video. in total 540 children were killed yet u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon on his annual report to the council security council has not included israel and palestinian state on that list. original draft drawn up by the u.n. special representative. >> the draft report had israel and palestinian armed groups on it the report you sent up stairs and when it came back downstairs it did not have them on anymore is that true? >> yes but this mean that the decision of the secretary-general we are supposed to prepare the decision of the secretary-general we are not one who decides. >> reporter: al jazeera has thrernd was high level lobbying by israel and the u.s. to keep israel off the list. >> there is really no explanation for it other than a p

government published ahead war crimes investigation, the report says the soldiers did not commit war crimes, it accuses hamas of causing high numbers of casualties as human shields it launched operation to stop rocket attacks and stop the tunnels, and, they were killed in the 50 days of fighting. there's been reaction, from the israel prime minister, and here's some of what they said. >>> whoever wants to know the true them read the report and by the senior general and whoever wants to continue with blaming of the state of israel, let them waste time reading the report by the commission. >>> they will conever continue protecting us. >>> israeli report, in which it tries to protect itself, is an attempt to control the opinion and a report of the international counsel of human rights and the gaza strip and this has no value because, it is obvious, and directed. >>> there's been another set back in talks to, reach a last-minute deal between greece and its lenders, the form, submit had by agrees was deemed inadequate. >>> they have refused cuts to pensions and increases in return for more bailout funds and the b

stand with them and that we are not confused about who is on the side of right, the legitimate elected state can't defend its citizens or terrorist organization called hamas. it's not just that we need reassurance but it's that every other ally is watching how we treat israel. because when we treat our strongest allies as poorly as we did the individual our other allies concluded they cannot count on us to a second phone call i would make is to supreme leader of iran. they may not take a phone call but that he would get the message. and the message is new game, nature, new circumstances financial penalties going on in please submit to unfettered inspection. [applause] >> we have time for one more question and one probably short answer, and the question is this. you have been campaigning since the beginning of the year. what have you learned from being, you worked for john mccain in 2008 but now you're a candidate. what have you learned from being a candidate? >> you know last year i built a ground game in 50 states to try and push back -- five key states to try and push back against the war on women, nonsense that we get from the democratic party. we talk

not. >> what about war crime charges against the palestinian group hamas, that the u.n. document also includes as you mention in your report, are they exposed to i.c.c. charges, as well? >> our viewers may remember that you and i spoke extensively during the gaza war last year in which over 2200 palestinians were killed and hundreds of rockets fired from gaza into israeli territory. as you rightly point out just this week, the united nations published a report in which it said both israel and hamas may have committed war crimes, but when it comes to the i.c.c., hamas will not be investigated, and that's quite simply because israel is not part of the international criminal court and hasn't made any requests. >> that's right. thank you. >> south africa is considers withdrawing from the i.c.c. a a cabinet minister said the government will review its membership after a dispute over whether it should have arrested sudan's president. alba sure is wanted by the i.c.c. on charges of genocide and war crimes. he was arrested during an african union summit and then released. >> the

the report says israeli soldiers did not commit war crimes during the offensive. it accused hamas of causing high numbers of casualtyies by using civilians as human shields. 2,100 palestinians and -- israelis were killed. >> whoever wants to know the truth, let them read this report. let them also read the report by the senior general. whoever wants to continue a basis automatic blaming of israel let them read the report. >> the israeli report in which the occupation tries to clear itself from committing war crimes in the gaza strip is an attempt to control the international public opinion and to prey into the report of the international council of human rights. this report has no value because the israeli war crimes are committed in front of a live and direct broadcast >>> people have been mourning a palestinian man killed by an israeli army vehicle in the occupied west bank. there are conflicting reports as to what happened. the driver lost control when -- he was simply walking to work when he was struck >> and the israeli army says it will investigate reports that a group of it

you need someone looking at it to make sure it has reasonable security, make sure it is not a way station for hamas or hezbollah to move their money rum toured in wars area to the united states or vice versa. there is a reason you want someone watching the financial institutions. that can go too far in the other direction and you get this convoluted process we have now that you talked about. payments are another indication of that. it can take three days to make a simple money transfer to a friend. there are certainly middle grounds, but the story of thefts and wrongdoing and fraud through the bitcoin story have in a reminder of why regulations about. host: oregon, neema is on the line. caller: i am hearing how volatile it is. it looks like it was going off a hundred ohm, which scares me more than anything. what about a country, disliking us so bad, that they would hang on to a line of bitcoin and then flood the market. let's say you have $1000 in the bank. if a nation that hates us does that, we could end up with only five dollars and that it. my concern is china's coming out with their own money.

not so after an hour the jews can bring down my house. >> reporter: his open criticism of hamas is rarehe. he has little to lose. he feels let down by his leaders. >> the solution is to sit with arabs and jooews and sign a pea treaty so people can live in peace and prosperity. we have seen so much pain. i want everyone to live and enjoy life. >> in some parts of town, a little u.n. money is being spend. demolishing, making way for the new, rebar, recycled. concrete crushed for reuse too. from high above gaza, easy to see, far, far more houses standing than were destroyed. but next time, if there is a next time. nic robertson, cnn, gaza. >> now some of the other stories we are following. u.s. senators could vote any day on a compromised bill to renew expired patriot act. >> gridlock and politics blocked the renewal of the domestic spying program. now the u.s. president is pushing for quick action. our white house correspondent has more from washington. >> people here in town think i'm making a huge mistake. some of them i think secretly want there to be an attack on the united states so

. >>> the report says israeli soldiers did not commit war crimes during the offensive and accuses hamas of using civilians as human shields. 2,100 palestinians and 70 israelis were killed in 50 days of fighting. israel israel's prime minister had this to say about the reports. >> whoever wants to know the truth, let them read this report. let them also read the report by the senior general. whoever wants to blame the state of israel let them waste time reading the report. they will continue protecting our soldiers and us. >> the report in which the occupation tries to clear itself of war crimes is an attempt to control the international public opinion and to pre-empt the report of the international council of human rights regarding the committing of war crimes on the gaza strip. this report has no value because the israeli war crimes were committed in front of a live and direct broadcast. >>> mourners remembering a palestinian man killed by an israeli army vehicle in the occupied west bank. there are conflicting reports as to what happened. >>> pakistan's interior ministry has backtrack

war crimes investigation, the report says israeli soldiers did not commit war crimes. it accuses hamas of causing high numbers of casualties by using civilians as human shields. israel says it launched the operation in gaza gaza to stop rocket attacks >>> and there's been reaction from israel's prime minister and the hamas representative. here's some of what they have to say. >> whoever wants to know the truth, let them read this report. they can also read the report by the senior general. whoever wants to continue baseless automatic blaming of the state of israel let them waste time reading the report by the u.n. commission. the israeli report in which they try to clear themselves of war crimes is an attempt to control the international public opinion. this israeli report has no value because israeli war crimes are obvious >>> there's been another set back in talks to reach a last minute deal between greece and the international lenders. a new economic reform proposal submitted by greece was deemed inadequate prompting negotiators to walk out. the country has refused cuts to public se

war crimes investigation says israeli soldiers did not commit war crimes, and accuses hamas of using civilians as human shields. it launched it to stop rocket attacks and destroy cross border tunnels, and many were killed in 0 days of fighting. israel's prime minister had this to say about the israeli and the u.n. force. >>> whoever wants to know the true, let them read this report and, once they read the report, whoever wants to continue with blaming israel, let them waste time reading the report from the u.n. and we protect our soldiers and they protect us. >>> the israeli report tries to clear itself, and is an attempt to control the public opinion and, to preempt the report of the international council of human rights regarding the committing of war crimes. this board has no value because of the war crimes were committed in front of a live broadcast. >>> tigers and lions are among the animals, have been rooming the area, and twelve people have been killed and three workers from the zoo. >>> the hippo wanders the roads and free from captivity by a deadly storm. >>> elsewhere, a br

hamas said the partnership doesn't work since they are not allowed to operate in gaza. hamas is calling the decision to dissolve the government one-sided. >> this all started tuesday night at the revolutionary council meeting when president abbas was quoted as saying that the consensus government would be dissolved in the next 24 hours and a new government formed. what is not clear yet is whether this is going to be a cabinet reshuffle carried out by the prime minister or if it's going to be a cabinet reformation with a new candidate pointed at prime minister and tasked with forming a new government. right now, we understand there's a meeting between abbas and abdullah to discuss this. this consensus government was formed last year in june. it's a government made of technocrats that are backed by both parties and it was tasked with organizing a general election, so that eventually, a palestinian national unity government would be elected by that the palestinian people, but a year has passed and this hasn't happened. >> a united nations panel recommends a sweeping overhau

report which categorically stated that hamas deliberately attacked civilians, which was a war crime, and has not vetted it. israel vetted the complaints. the second issue, the settlement issue is political. it's not the task that the i.c.c. determine sovereignty over land or borders. the issue of settlement is where will the border be. and, of course this is the sort of issue that can and only can be settled by negotiations. the palestinians must sit down and negotiate an agreement. >> i want to pick up on the agreement you say israel investigated the allegations of war crimes itself. of course, the i.c.c. will not launch on investigation if it considers the country to be undergoing its own investigation, but will it view that israeli investigation as genuine, because the u.n. says israel keeps allowing soldiers to act with impunity and that investigation says that israel's military actions in gaza were legitimate. >> well not normally that we don't have a good legal system or an impartial system. the system is impartial, criticizes a government issues orders against the government. when israel

you need someone looking at it to make sure it has reasonable security, make sure it is not a way station for hamasr hezbollah to move their money rum toured in wars area to the united states or vice versa. there is a reason you want someone watching the financial institutions. that can go too far in the other direction and you get this convoluted process we have now that you talked about. payments are another indication of that. it can take three days to make a simple money transfer to a friend. there are certainly middle grounds, but the story of thefts and wrongdoing and fraud through the bitcoin story have in a reminder of why regulations about. host: oregon, neema is on the line. caller: i am hearing how volatile it is. it looks like it was going off a hundred ohm, which scares me more than anything. what about a country, disliking us so bad, that they would hang on to a line of bitcoin and then flood the market. let's say you have $1000 in the bank. if a nation that hates us does that, we could end up with only five dollars and that it. my concern is china's coming out with their own money. a

not amused. >> the center of gaza. people are trying to live quietly. there's no terrorists. >> cartoon versions of hamas fighters were in the background. israel was accusing the media to turn a blind eye to attacks >> maybe it's life under hamas rule. >> the attempt was lost on the foreign association in tel aviv which added a statement: according to the international media center baste on west bank. many were covered in that war >>> a few weeks back we looked at the media in cuba. we talked about the anatomy of a propaganda machine, and looked at the role in 1959 that brought castro castro. looking at it from the american side. the propaganda is a 2-way stream. the radio station was bought and paid for by washington. targetting audiences in cuba. providing a state media banner. amidst the thaw taking place, they have their own question. the broadcaster trying to justify existence to the state-funded outlet to prove relevance and ultimately that it's not app outdated route from the days of the cold war. "the listening post" from miami on the existential challenge facing rio. [ ♪♪ ] >> reporter: state br

it includes the hamas and israeli violence but they are not in the final versions. >>> more migrants rescued from the mediterranean sea are brought to shore in italy. they were asked by a british naval ship. >>> syria has made opposition groups in exile hopes that a new government in turkey would reopen vital border crossings. in march turkey closed all entry points ahead of the collections and thousands are believed to be stranded. >> a bomb has just been dropped in this neighborhood in northern syria. the smoke and dust made the search for the dead harder. the government of bashar al-assad has dropped hundreds of barrel bombs in recent weeks and most of those killed have been civilians. the town has a large number of people who escaped to a nearby city and the injure were taken to hospitals in turkey. but that's been difficult to do since march when the turkish government closed all entry and exit points from syria. fighters say there have been some exceptions for the severely wounded. for the houses displaced in northern syria the only way out of the conflict remains shut. out of

but we have also not heard from the palestinian leadership as well. and that's notable because groups like hamas armed groupings aren't on this list as well. and it's very clear that the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has wanted to distance himself from this ongoing conflict. but, again as we have been hearing in james' report, when you look at the numbers, it is quite baffling to many campaigners who are in the occupied territories, when you look at the number of dead, when you look at the number of schools that have been damaged many are questioning why israel is not on the list. >> yeah, i mean, i was going to ask you about how israeli pan stain vinnie activity affects children and the impact it's having on the region. what is going to happen now? >> reporter: the pact of the matter is you will have palestinians calling on international bodies to in their words brings israel to justice. the fact of the matter is the situation for children, particularly palestinian children in occupied territories is very grim. 2014 was very deadly. in gaza alone. over 500 chirp were killed. that doesn't i

hamas but the palestinians are members of the icc. does that lend people more hope? i know you said people are not aware of the ins and outs but does that give people hope that these findings could eventually leave somewhere? >> as you say this is not the first report, amnesty international amnesty report, issued other reports before. the findings of the report are not as important as how oto to deal with the recommendations of the report. as we said, we are very helpful that this war will bring them their rights especially as they lost many things in the latest iran violence. >> one of the issues that came out in the report is the extent of human suffering in gaza gaza was unprecedented, from the chairwoman of the commission. what is the state of gaza now coming up to what, nearly a year since the war. not just reconstruction but also i guess the spirit of the people. >> yes. sorry, i couldn't hear, what is the question? >> so a year after almost a year after the war in gaza what is the situation there like now? unfortunately i think we've lost the connection to majdal wahedi, a journalist in gaz

tragic the amount of life that was loss "p" some of the targeting not having the israeli side you have to look at what they were targeting. hamaswas launching rockets from very urban areas. they could have launched these foxrockets from fields next to nothing. bill clinton himself said that hamas' decision was specifically to launch from specific areas so children and innocent people could be killed so israel would look bad. >> on that point the report pointed to the fact even if there were these attacks as you claim coming from civilian areas, that didn't make it legal for the israeli forces to attack those areas. >> you know, it's sort of international law is a big question mark. you're trying to avoid civilian deaths. i can assure you that the israelis were trying to do that. if you look at the straight numbers there is a system industry of power between the hamas militants and israel military. israel could have easily flattened gaza and hundreds of thousands would be dead. i use this word very unfortunately, only a few thousand people were killed is pretty good point of how israel conducts itself. it is trying to be as spec

hamas which the u.s. recognizes as a terrorist organization? >> i'm notying the southern poverty law center does everything right. good to see you. >> good to see you, megyn. >> i love richard. wow. >>> up next the case involving an illegal immigrant charged in the connection with the death of a popular oklahoma tv sports anchor and why it is leading to so much outrage. >>> we have big developments in the search for the two escaped killers. their relationship with the woman who helped them and what her husband is now saying about it. >> she said she would never have gone through with it and that she really loved me and she was in too deep. i have type 2 diabetes. i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i wasn't reaching my a1c goal anymore. man: my doctor says diabetes changes over time. it gets harder to control blood sugar spikes after i eat and get to goal. my doctor added novolog® at mealtime for additional control. now i know. novolog® is a fast-actin

they are helping fund support for hamas, and of course they are involved in trying to destabilize the persian gulf countries. this is nothe kind of country that you can naturally think will be someone who will fulfill their agreements on any agreement that is forthcoming. >> thank you very much for the question. let's keep going. good to see you. >> you have been quoted as saying that the best way to a repeal of is to have an alternative. could you pleas tell me what that alternative would look like and how you would ensure that low income children and their parents here in new hampshire do not lose access to the care they currently receive? >> great question. politically, just being against something, you run out of gas at some point. i think people generally no that republicans are against obamacare. there are a lot of good reasons why that's the case, but we have to be for things if we are going to be successful, govern, lead. first of all, as it relates to protecting those near or at the poverty level, we have programs that have nothing to do with obamacare. we protect those programs and they are important for low i

iran either supports and are not limited to hezbollah palestinian islamic jihad, hamas, shiite militants in iraq while maintaining its terrorist in the the middle east. they have emphasized their concerns over the lift sanctions to use at large. many experts agree that these sanctions have diminished iran's ability. it is shocking to think that the current administration woul in return for promises that iran will limit its weapons and not use that money to send paychecks to militants or families of militants against innocent civilians. and set up for it and groups in northern africa. it machine that tehran can spend to missions and support missions across the globe. lifting sanctions will allow them to use the sector and make it more difficult to find ways to support illicit terror groups. the iranian threat is much greater. the threat is complex and multi-faceted and must be come battling them. all for torp cooperate and pretend if only for a short time that they will act in good faith and i'm joined this evening by my colleague from florida, the veteran of the navy jag corps and has be

. >> translator: hamas is here, we want to say let us live. build them outside, notstanding. not so after an hour the jews can bring down my house. >> his open criticism is rare here. he has the to lose. he feels let down by his leaders. >> translator: the solution is to sit with the arabs and jews and sign a peace treaty and cease-fire so people here can live in peace and prosperity. we have seen to much pain here. i want everyone to live and enjoy life. >> in some parts of town, a little u.n. money is now being spent. demolishing making way for the new rebar recycled, concrete crushed for reuse too. easy to see, far, far more houses standing than were destroyed. but next time, if there is a next time, nick robertson, cnn, gaza. >> everyone does expect there will be a next time until there is a peace deal. >> and then who knows if your house is going to stay standing for long. >>> an american woman on a south african safari is dead. she was attacked by a lion. >> looks like the woman and her companion may not have been following the rules. >> that's a diplomatic pla

somebody looking at it to make sure it has reasonable security, to make sure it's not just serving as a weigh station for hamasor hezbollah to move their money from jordan or syria to the united states or vice versa. there is a reason you want somebody watching the financial institution. of course i can go too far in the other direction and that's become polluted process we have for now we have right now that you talked about and the caymans are another indication of that. if you take three days to make a simple money transfer to a friend so the stories of wrongdoing and fraud throughout the bitcoin story have been a reminder of why regulations come about in the first place. >> host: from oregon nader is on the line for nathaniel popper. go ahead. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. western is i'm hearing held all at so it is. i know it looks like we are going off to that -- dollar which scares me more than anything. what about a country that would hang onto a lot of bitcoin and flood the market? i am hearing if you have a thousand dollars in the bank and that the nation would do that we could end up mayb

not safe. 20 people are aboard the mary ann. >>> israel's box aid of the gaza strip began in 2007 after the palestinian faction hamas won electionsvious year meaning rails controls land, sea, and air around the territory. the movement in to and out of gas is restricted. border crossings are controlled by israel and he just a minute. the united nation says the living conditions of nearly 2 million pal stun i didn't know in the gas strip have been adversely affected bite blockade. israel also present end are you of goods including construction material in to the strip making it difficult to rebuild homes after the 2014 gaza war. there have been similar attempts to break the blockade beyak at this vies in may 2010 a flotilla of six vessels were taken over by israeli defense forces. nine turkish activists were killed in the raid. from the campaign group that organized this latest flotilla describing how the people of gas are suffering. >> we believe it is an unfair blockade on gaza. this is again against international law. gas strip is a small area with a population of around 2 million. for eight years now, there is a siege on gaza,

hamas hezbollah and iran. but many question the judicial years decision. some say that the case is the trial of the 2011 2011 revolution. >> these trials are not delivering the justice we are truly hoping for. no one should be above the law but what is happening is a form of political revenge and this will complicate the crisis even further in egypt. >> egypt designated mass trials and death sentences were handed out to hundreds who support the group. rights groups, the u.s. and e.u. have condemned the sentencing and questioned its credibility. egypt's president el-sisi said that the judiciary is independent, and he can't interfere. egypt is divided. many support the muslim brotherhood but many others support using the iron fist against the outlawed group. >> now a legal adviser at the international commission of jurists, she explained why they believe the convictions are unsafe. >> the icj has condemned the decision of the cairo control court for violating the fair trial rights and the right to life of the accused and we have said it does violate international role for a number of reasons. many of the accused were held in detention. they were detained witho

hamas in particular. >> the israeli response isn't surprising at all. we've heard increasing rhetoric from politicians not least the prime minister benjamin netanyahu who described this report days before it was reds as a waste of time. we have received formal written statements by the israeli government in which it described the report as politically motivated, morally flawed, and notoriously biased. it went on to say that it was committed to the rule of law but what was interesting again about this statement from the israelis is that as opposed to the response we had in 2009 when the gold stone report came out about the conflict in 2008 in which it described it as appalling, this time around, the israelis have said they will take a very close look at this inquiry's findings and that they were willing to again try to understand what was in that report. so somewhat measured, but still also stinging at the same time. for the palestinian side, there's obviously two points of view. let's start with the palestinian authority in the west bank. we have the chief palestinian negotiator, he's put out a brief stat

hamas. >> all the time they tried to be bias and tried to make kind of equality between the killers and the victims and this is something that is notly accepted. >> reporter: the latest report comes two months after another internal u.n. report which said israel was responsible for attacks on seven u.n. buildings. the timing of all of this is significant, earlier this year palestine became a member of the international criminal court. chief prosecutor has already launched what is called a preliminary examination, a process to decide if it's a launch of formal investigation and in the next few days she will have more evidence to sift through as palestinian diplomates are expected to hand over a batch of documents to the court in the hague. james base al jazeera, united nations. >>> senior research in the africa division of human rights watch and says the big question now is what happens next. >> the report is very strong and i think that you know viewers who are interested in what it actually says should read it. it's publically available and they shouldn't listen to the denunciations by prime minister netanyahu who i kind of doubt

hamas. . >> the fatal mistake that all the time they were trying to rebalance and tried to make a kind of equality between the killers and the victims. this is something that will be notcepted. >> this latest report comes two months after another internal u.n. report which said israel was responsible for attacks on several u.n. -- seven u.n. buildings. the timing is significant. earlier this year palestine became a member of the international criminal court. chief prosecutor has already launched what is called a preliminary examination, a process to decide whether to launch a formal investigation. in the next few days she'll have more evidence to sift through as palistinean diplomats are to hand over a batch of documents in the hague >>> 17 people were arrested during confrontations in teleaeve. there has been demonstrations after an ethiopian israeli was shown beaten by police. >>> a group of indian ocean islanders forced into exile are appealing to britain's top court in a campaign to return home. they were forced to leave the islands in 50 years ago to make way for a u.s. military base. a decade ago it was ruled they could go back. it was overturned and they've bee

hamas, hezbollah. the judge accused morsi of pursues satanic goals and demonized the muslim brotherhood. some say it is a trial of the revolution in 2011 which toppled hosni mubarek. >> these trials are not delivering the justice that we are truly hoping for. no one should be above the allow buff what is happening now in my opinion is a form of political revenge and this will complicate the crisis even further egypt. >> after morsi's overthrow egypt designated the muslim brotherhood a terrorist group. mass trials and dation sentences were handed out to hundreds who support the group. rights group the condemned the sentencing. the president said the judiciary is independent and he can't interfere. many support the muslim brotherhood in egypt but many others back using the iron fist against an outlawed group. al jazeera. >> a law associate professor at techs a and m university said there's a big chance egypt's appeals court will overturn the ruling. >> the judges have pressure on them, which is where the prosecutor general has the most influence. egyptians have come to term with the fact that any verdict out of the court of first instance is highly influenced by the executive branch, this

hamas terrorist organization and ignoring the horrors in our region. it even received backing from a committee of the u.n. secretary general. there is no siege a gaza. >>> the afghan union says it's not observers saying the vote well not be free or fair. burundi has been in turmoil since april. it all began when the ruling party nominated the president to run for a third time in office. protests turned violent and within weeks there was a coup attempt that failed. the president then ordered a massive security crack down, more than 100,000 have left for neighboring countries while more than 20 people have died. >> a report from the capital on the latest violence in the run up to the vote. >> reporter: police say this man was killed by opposition supporters who accused him of spying for the government. it's alleged they beat him and tacked him several times with ma she was is. >> translator: this war, this fighting doesn't make sense. now i have lost my son. >> reporter: in a accept rapt incidents an opposition member was sol shot and killed by the ruling party's youth wing. the head of the church says their organization will not participate in the election or the presidential vote in

the palestinians are occupying and the palestinian diplomat chief negotiator said hamas is a palestinian movement, is not, will not ever be a terrorist organization. well, we know the facts dictate otherwise. but we keep coming back to this point, mr. speaker. as long as the leaders of the palestinians continue to say that terrorist organizations are peaceable, in their view, even though they want to kill israelis, wipe them off the map, and as long as they continue to say they will never recognize an israeli state, a jewish state, they will never allow them to exist they'll continue to push to wipe them off the map, how in the world can the president of the united states act like he is a friend to israel and yet say we want to accommodate their getting a vote that will make israeli indefensible the people that want to destroy them? here's some more quotes. following excerpts in an interview of hamas m.p., which aired on may 11, 2011, he said the jews are brought in droves to palestine so that the palestinians and the islamic nation behind them will have the honor of annihilating the evil of this gang. a

expanding whether it's yemen syria hezbollah or hamas and the winds of war are gathering and it's a shiite-sunni fight. what are we doing? we're in the middle of it not enough to win, we don't want to pull out because president obama doesn't want to have it happen and the collapse happen, quote, on his watch. i think the president's decided he's going to pun everything plop it on the latch the next guy. lou: whatever he's decided one of the things he's decided through nature or whatever intellectual purpose he's arrived at is passivity, and for him to describe as he did the other day, he started going into a pantomime for president xi of china and gesticulating with the elbows he not use the sharp elbows but start thinking about the powerful future that china could enjoy if they just behaved better. i mean it was a bizarre performance by this president. meanwhile the spratly islands are a reclamation project as the president called it extension of the imperial power on the part of the chinese nation, just happens to be the biggest in the world? >> the chinese are positioning themselves to claim themselves with the south china sea. not what the presid