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paula here to respond to that blatant attack. how you feeling? [ cheers and applause ] welcome tole fallout ♪ ♪ welcome to resistance ♪ the tension is right here ♪ yeah, the tension is right here ♪ ♪ >> gretchen: you've been listening to switchfoot, performing "dare you to move." it's the all american summer concert series here. the band will be performing this entire hour. a little performance coming up toward the end of the show. >> brian: ask we feed you. >> gretchen: most important part. i just had some chicken. good protein for the morning. >> brian: it's over there in the corner. that's why we get guys like geraldo rivera. he's starving. >> gretchen: dave decided to show up, filling in for steve. >> dave: good to be here in honor of famous dave's barbecue. >> gretchen: let's start with a fox news alert. wall street opens in 90 minutes after the huge selloff yesterday and already today the world markets are reacting strongly. overnight stocks tumbled in asia. every major index down. some significantly, including south korea,

we are joins us paula how did this statement by hamas a fact what's already are very volatile situation. well as you say the math is that will no longer add here to the truth now they say that there is no proof that these attacks which happened on thursday originated from gaza in fact they deny that despite the fact that israel insists that it was or is to blame now the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is calling for an emergency united nations security council meeting he's calling on the international community to denounce and to call on is all to stop these attacks the latest because we have asked some such team palestinians who have been killed in a round of israeli airstrikes that have been ongoing and late tuesday we are also being told that the situation on the ground is intensifying and there are no indications that the situation will make up anytime soon now as far as the israeli side goes they say that hamas the islamic jihad and the popular resistance committees that it holds responsible for thursday's attacks are responsible for some live in city grad and kasam rockets tha

live there from tel aviv thanks very much indeed paula and of course we'll be following this wave of protests in television across israel throughout this saturday night and paula will be bringing us the latest on air also online as she's been posting our comments on what's happening there on our twitter page that is r.t. underscore com so stay with us for the developments there in israel. thirty one u.s. special forces personnel and seven afghan soldiers have been killed in a helicopter crash in afghanistan the aircraft was hit by a rocket propelled grenade in the eastern province incident marks the biggest single loss of life for american forces in the country and some of the officers on board the helicopter were reportedly part of the same unit that carried out the assassination of osama bin laden political analyst dr kim has told me earlier that it shows how the taliban is getting stronger ahead of the planned withdrawal. i think it will not affect. the government america too with a draw all of its forces from afghanistan but they knew that there will be more and afghanistan into

paula say there reporting for us from tel aviv. well there is deteriorating situation leaves many wondering how the crisis might be resolved to show your opinion on the situation do visit our website and cast your own vote so far i can tell you that the majority just want to stay away from serious problems all together over thirty percent favored dialogue between the two sides and even if you have voted for helping the opposition to kick us not out there is at least support for more radical measures like bombing the country into democracy and if you have an adult say yes. it's a call to your voters. veterans of hitler's elite troops the forty guns the soviet made world war two you have traveled around europe to hold that i know wiley and estonia former members of the nazi valves on s.s. referred to locally as fines is for freedom we're joined by new nazi groups in the country and the report it's fair to stoney is glorification of dulces them is feeding a dangerous far right movements across europe. well here in the estonian town th

security council let's get more on this now from our middle east correspondent paula slayer paula is really is also expected to approve the construction business of a further twenty seven hundred homes and that's on top of the sixty one hundred now already agreed why now how significant is the timing of this. well as you say the israeli government has announced that it approves the construction of we're being told some two thousand two hundred twenty five new housing units in neighborhoods across east jerusalem and in the coming days they are expected to give their nod to a third of the two thousand seven hundred now these housing units are in areas in neighborhoods across the one nine hundred sixty seven arms to two lines they are areas of israel and mixed but that an extension was never recognized by the international community now certainly the timing is significant because this announcement comes as tens of thousands of israelis have taken to the streets calling for more affordable housing they're also criticizing the high costs of living in this country but the government denies

[applause] >> good morning to paula kerger of pbs. >> wonderful to be here. i am originally from baltimore. i moved to new york after i graduated from college where i lived for 25 years and have been back in washington for five years. >> as many times as many of us heard this weekend quite get our minds around it. what is the difference between pbs and why not confuse it with npr? >> we have images. those nice pictures. we are confusing organization. we are the largest nonprofit media organization in the country. we have 350 member stations that cover 99% of u.s. households. one of our flag ship stations is w. pta which is a wonderful partner on the broadcast of local stations in washington but also brings to a national audience newshour. i'm glad you left cnn to come home where you belong. i loved cnn but we love having judy on newshour. she brings extraordinary perspective particularly on the work she has done the last couple years on the millennial generation which is her best recent work. w e t a. also brings ken burns and washington every friday night. >

tv food guy anthony bourdain really got into the soup with paula dean.he world's most dangerous person to america is clearly paula dean. paula responded today on fox & friends. >> anthony, dear i'm so sorry that you feel that way. i too many put in that position, asked questions that could really get me in trouble. i wiggle my way around 'em. because some things are just best left unsaid. and listen, come to my house, i'll cook you a meal if you still feel that way about me, so be

. >> reporter: paula perez tells cbs 5 the five and your-year- olds are her children and ferris is herer of one year. >> brendan has a mark on his arm from wrapping a cord around him. >> reporter: child protective services tell police. >> the children had rope burns, bruises, lacerations with stitches. >> so someone literally stitched up the children? >> that's correct. >> do you have a sense of what they were stitched with? >> thread and needle. >> my girlfriend has taken paramedic college lessons so she sewed it up. >> reporter: worried neighbors at the apartments called police anonymously saying the 5-year- old boy was walking the complex pleading for help. >> paula perez admits that her 5-year-old son was not only walking the apartment complex asking for help but also saying that he had been abused but she says it's all a lie. >> he's lying. >> most moms won't say that their child is lying when it comes to allegations of abuse. >> well, i know him. >> reporter: the unemployed mom alleges cbs even told her to implicate if at the. >> otherwise, it would be very hard to get my childre

. >> reporter: paula perez tells us they are her children and ferrous is her partner of one year. >> did the kids have injuries? >> brandon has a mark on his arm from wrapping his ether net cord around him. >> reporter: child protective services tell police -- >> the children had bruises, lacerations with stitches. >> so someone literally stitched up the children? >> that's correct. >> do you have a sense of what they were stitched with? >> thread and needle. >> since my girlfriend has taken paramedic college lessons, she had sewed it up so i didn't have to worry about another bill. >> reporter: police were called anonymously saying the 5-year- old boy was walking the complex pleading for help. >> paula perez admits her 5- year-old son was walking the apartment complex asking for help but saying that he had been abused but he says it's all a lie. >> he's lying. >> most moms won't say that their child is lying when it comes to allegations of abuse. >> well, i know him. no one's going to touch my kids but me. >> reporter: the unemployed mom alleges the cbs told her to allege ferrous. p

thousand people in tel aviv have been guarding cheaper housing and social justice barters artie's paula slim reports there are outsiders in the jewish state fighting a much tougher battle to protest might be next door to a film on lives but it's going to make little difference to his life he's a refugee from a tree or one of thousands who has found his way to israel and the solace he was hoping for as instead be replaced by anger and frustration at a government he believes is doing too little to help him. israelis here demand cheaper houses good for them at least they have houses we have nothing we haven't even got a roof over our heads let alone an expensive one but it's not only cheap houses that these protesters want they're demanding a new government wonderful charge less taxes provide free education and cancel privatization of state owned companies changes that the poorest neighborhoods of tel aviv need the most but i want to keep people here are not demonstrating why thousands of israelis might be able to pitch up here in protest many immigrants can't even afford to buy a tent to

thirty people from both sides these policy is keeping across developments in tel aviv hello to you paula the violence appears to show little sign of abating. at that mission a little sign of abating there are now a new round of a strike and rocket attack since last night saturday some nine rockets have been fired into southern israel one man was killed one woman was critically injured and a number of buildings had to be any damage at the same time we're talking here some one hundred seventy vocative that have rained down on seven israel since the findings first began on tuesday now it is increasingly looking likely that the israeli army might be considering a ground offensive into gaza and this comes and then a number of israeli part of the interior calling for such an operation to take place only today same day israel resumed a strike more than a dozen palestinians have been killed in the air strike the hamas leadership is warning on the international community to condemn israel and this is a sentiment that was echoed at the arab league meeting that was held here today in cairo that mee

find our previous reports from the tent city on our website also on artie's facebook page and follow paula slayer's tweets from israel on our twitter feed. recent street violence in the u.k. has police and politicians divided over the way the unrest was handled the chaos started last saturday in london and spread across the country over the following four days so far just over a third of the six hundred people arrested have been charged prime minister david cameron was critical over the initial tactics police used to quell the rampant rioting and looting scene officers hit back saying politicians were no help against the disorder and that their return from summer holidays made no difference wants a working overnight to deal with alleged offenders and hundreds of extra police are expected to remain on the streets until at least next week cameron has now turned to a former prominent us police chief for advice on handling gang violence and jeremy corbyn from the u.k. labor party says there's a whole list of measures currently on the table which will only make a bad situation worse. the reason

security council at his middle east correspondent paula reports. the israeli government has announced that it approves the construction of we're being told some two thousand two hundred and twenty five new housing units in neighborhoods across east jerusalem and in the coming days are expected to give bin knowledge to a further two thousand seven hundred now these housing units are in areas in neighborhoods across the one nine hundred sixty seven arms to the lines they are areas of israel and mix but that explanation was never recognized by the international community now certainly the timing is significant because this announcement comes as tens of thousands of these raids have taken to the streets calling for more affordable housing they're also criticizing the high costs of living in this country but the government denies that its announcement has any kind of political connotations insect interior ministry says it was merely other spawns to the growing housing crisis in this country the peace now movement has issued a statement and it really ech

the two sides tonight which could come into effect within the next few hours as opposed to what is paula slee mideast correspondent in jerusalem about these latest developments to. the reports we're receiving indicate that her matter to say that cairo has brokered this truce which goes into effect this evening we understand there tell of there was hesitant about making any kind of agreement with the guards are pictures and lit the militants or the put down fire first we also understand it will be the sponsibility i'm asked security personnel to enforce this cease fire not only this is good news but the reality on the ground is that no one here really believes that a cease fire between the two sides will rasta and will who really survive the test of time this latest violence started on thursday in a three pronged attack there to lift eighty israelis did that it's all responded almost immediately with strikes and those strikes have been continuous since. there have been more than a dozen palestinians killed they have been more than its eighty grad and some rockets that have rained down on

life inside of you by joining us she will give us details of the latest relevance paula good to see you we've seen up almost five days of violence to we really expect this latest cease fire to hold off the years of ultimately back and forth remember. well the latest news i was eating is that the p.r.c. the popular resistance committees has agreed to be party to this egyptian brokered truce between israel and hamas now the p.l.c. is significant because one it is a relatively small it's how this three month if there is well hold responsible for their initial cross border raid on thursday that killed eight israeli citizens and that's why this latest wave of violence what we are hearing from the p.r.c. itself is bad until now it has and it has not said that it carried out that great until now it has not been prepared to be party to this now thing that it will be but they still remains a lot of confusion over this cease fire it was signed last night and was in fact agreed to last night since been some fourteen rockets have been fired into israel we're hearing contradictory statements coming

statement follows two days of israeli air strikes on gaza that saw more than a dozen killed these paula slayer reports. iraq is putting pressure to try and calm tensions on both sides we know that an initial agreement had been fined between tel aviv and cairo we have no details of that at the moment commer has been insisting on any formal apology for his role it also says that it was not only an expression of a great but once a commitment from his well that this kind of violence will not happen again the israeli defense minister would rock has said that he would grant the date of your keyboard of gods who were killed in the latest state of violence he also says he had ordered an immediate investigation this is just part of the bigger picture we keep tensions on the ground intensifying quicky at least fifteen palestinians have been killed in the past few days dozens have been injured and while today alone some fifty grad and some rockets rained down on southern israel dozens of israeli citizens has been injured so a lot of concerns here in the region that this is going to eighteenth and

mid-east correspondent paula always a whole host of stories news and blogs and information for you on our website called me to taste some of the stories you can catch up with on line right now just a few clicks away as innocent american man was jailed for a crime trumped up by his wife and her boyfriend call but a hero gets the last laugh as you'll find out on long tonight along with fifteen million dollars a compensation is an interesting story about home and france is to hold a leo tolstoy battle with the participants will be reading out loud from boredom pace one thousand seven hundred pages with a story about don't call that interesting tonight. elsewhere around the world now twenty five refugees from libya have been found dead on a boat which they used to sail to the a timely in the italian island of lampedusa officials say the men were found in the engine room where they were choked by fumes the boat carrying two hundred ninety six people from sub-saharan africa arrived after three days voyage from libya that's the latest in a series of arrival since the civil war began four mon

have called on egypt now to try to help its neighbors establish a cease fire he's paula slayer as war from tel aviv. cairo is putting pressure to cry and calm tensions on both sides we know that and initial agreement has been fined between tel aviv and cairo we have no details of that at the moment cairo has been insisting on any formal apology from israel it also says that it wants not only an expression of a great but of once a commitment from as well if this kind of wind will not happen again the israeli defense minister with the rock has said that he would great if there are three european border guards who were killed in a state of violence he also says he has ordered an immediate investigation expulsion of the bigger picture we keep tensions on the ground intensifying we keep at least fifteen californians have been killed in the past few days dozens have been injured while today alone some fifty the grad and some rockets rained down on southern israel dozens of israeli citizens have been injured a lot of concern here in the region that this is if you're eighteen and will continu

israeli troops let's cross live for more for a spot of policy or who is in television right now up paula multiple attacks on israel in one day at this point what more do we know what we have confirmation of at least three separate incidents in the one as you say and israeli bus was fired on by gunmen using a k forty seven in a to put into didn't and israeli patrol vehicle drove over a roadside bomb and in a third incident a private vehicle was fired at by an r.p.g. now we are hearing reports of a fourth incident but this is not killed at this stage as you can well imagine the reports sometimes conflict each other this does seem to have been some kind of shootout between the israeli army and militants but at this stage the figures we are receiving are five people dead and twenty six people injured now this happened in southern israel not far from the rejection border we're hearing from the israeli prime minister's office that at least three of the gunman have been killed the israeli army is on high alert and they say that this is an it is an orchestrated the just a case of operation fire

is paula abdul, who by the way i can't wait to the watch on simon cowell's new x-factor." how great will that be? embrace your spot on the ridiculous list. hey, that does it for "360." thanks for watching. >>> tonight, the dude himself. >> you are the dude. >> to millions of people around the world, jeff bridges, you will always be the dude. i can't pretend anything else. >> so good. >> jeff bridges, actor, oscar winner, starring in some of the biggest movies for the last 40 years, the fabulous bacon boys, crazy heart, true grit, nineteen more. tonight, jeff bridges work and latest passion, his music. the great jeff bridges for the hour. the dude. this is piers morgan tonight. is it possible to have a 40-year career in hollywood makeover, 60 movies, and still have a reputation as mr. nice guy? everybody tells me in the business and out, you're the nicest guy in show business. how do you plead? >> i'm going for guilty. >> have you always been easy to work with? the running theme is that you're just the nicest guy to work with. >> yeah, i think i have, you know. i take my le

. >>> esperan que esta propuesta se descarrile en el senado controlado por demócratas, en santa paula y los detalles. >>> las instrucciones que asesinaran. >>> no hubo arrepentimiento, y mucho menos dolor. >>> el diego, aceptó que asesinó, y ordenó la muerte de 1500 personas, y dijo que cómo su grupo, la línea, sicarios del cartel de juárez, atentó contra la policía federal, en julio del 2010 con un coche bomba. >>> un día sabiendo que iba el compañero. >>> en enero del 2010 el dolor cayó en juárez, sobre las madres de los más inocentes, eran estudianfres, en una fiesta, el diego, dijo que él los mandó a matar a quemarropa. >>> me informaron que había gente del cartel de sinaloa, y los mandé a los muchachos. >>> con su captura dice el gobierno, el cartel de juárez fue debilitado en sus crímenes. >>> de tortura, secuestro, extorsión y homicidio. >>> el coreano sno se queda atrás, el presunto líder del cartel de acapulco, acusado de asienato en michoacán, fueron encontranos en una narco fosa, pero no fueron los únicos crímenes. >>> participó, y cordinó, y ordenó homicidios. >>> pero un

this is a great -- a great designer and artist, paula shaare. some of you may have seen a lithograph of this at union square cafe. there's a really gorgeous, large, large piece of work. and we worked with paula and we were able to offer the really starting at $50. so that people could experience the art in her own home, even though she would be otherwise beyond their reach. of course, this we all know, happy customers are great marketing. when we get wonder comments from our customers and here's one that we got -- you guys i'm so excited right now. i could see in my pants. that makes us feel really good. it does. it does. i don't know how it makes them feel. but for us it's really wonderful. we all know that one the great ways to build a business is by having really happy customers. so this is basically how we feel. live with art, it's good for you. thanks. >> great. thank you, david. [applause] >> i want to develop around the horn fast. what is the digital trend, consumer trend that's really getting your attention. who wants to kick it off? >>

here's paula hancock. ♪ >> reporter: he may not have won "korea's got talent" but he's won the hard ofation. his incredibility story, from the streets to the stage has touched millions around the world. he says i never thought this could happen, i never thought i should have been born. choi is a long way from where he started. he was left in an orphanage at the age of 3, ran away at the age of 5 after being bullied, and lived on the streets, fending for himself for the next ten years. up until 2006, choi was living in a container box in this neighborhood, the red light district of the city. he was living without any electricity, without any heat, and without any water or income. he had during that time was from selling streets and gums in the local nightclubs. choi tells me there were a lot of criminal gangs in that area, and they didn't like me. i was beaten up a lot, and once they took me to a mountain, dug a hole, threw me in, and buried me. choi says he tried to kill himself several times, as he felt his life was meaningless. the only thing that gave him comfort was the music he he

i also know that italians call it paula and. this is on the money go. abkhaz always try to make sure the fire in their cabins is constantly lit it is both a symbol of affection in the home and the place where food is cooked. all up . for an. aloha load great to see you. the guests always welcome in our cars homes at any time of the day the. the gentleman let us celebrate may god give us health peace understanding how penis love and joy to all our nation which are to all our presidents. a standup the kid in the abkhaz autist is going to paint a new picture she puss is a building the was shelled during the war members of parliament used to meet in session here whenever asked on the recordings the app has georgian conflict she's always reminded of her father. she went away during the night and never came back. but there were also people i treasure enter a member eighteen years have passed. and i don't know how much time will pass before i can talk about it without my lips trembling and to throw been heart. i still conned frank myself to do it. the sukhumi

for more of that, let's cross live to paula hancocks. why did south korean stocks take such a pounding today? >> reporter: at the beginning of the week we saw a good performance of kospi. as you say, down 6.22%. just to put that into context, it is the worst daily percentage loss since the end of 2008 when the global financial crisis happened. so it really has been a devastating day on the market. to put that into context year to date, the kospi is down 15.7%. a couple of the big shares we could look at ot the kospi, hyundai down 3.7% year to date which doesn't sound too bad until you realize since may it's lost about 50% of its value. samsung down about 29% year on date. it peaked in january and has fallen since then. these tech stocks, the car stocks, the nonessentials really are suffering here in korea. the reason for that is because it is a very export-driven economy. the economies of the u.s. and the european union, those markets account for about 22% of all korea's exports, that's almost a quarter of the export market. of course, t

that is a more complicated subject of why there are not more women like paula and gracia. there is an issue there. but in terms of standing in front of an audience, speaking out, we have come a long way. >> i have been fortunate to be with gannett for 20 years. one of the things that attracted me to the company when i first joined, looking at the board makeup, looking at officers of the company, looking at people in positions of influence, the management team, at that point, continuing through the time i was with the company, had been focused on reflecting the communities that we serve. there were a lot of tremendous role models at gannett when i joined. the banking industry was not exactly a bastion of gender equality when it came to hiring. i knew women that had a tremendous impact on the communities that they served. we would have 15 people on the border of directors and only three of them would be women. in the senior management teams, women there as well. the great thing for me was reading the annual report before i joined the company. the chairman pointed out that we