whether they would call it an invasion, according to reuters' news agency, they are saying that president poroshenko is actively calling it a russian invasion now. the lithuanians have come out in support of the ukrainian position. they, too, are echoing president poroshenko's call for an urgent meeting of the u.n. security counsel. saying lithuania condemns the obvious invasion. this is a direct quote of ukrainian territory by the armed forces of the russian federation. the reason why it's crist cal is because if this is an invasion, do we now move to an official declaration of war between ukraine and russia? now, are russian troops actually here? russia continues to deny that. we have also heard from the self-proclaimed prime minister of the donetsk's peoples republic, the separatist organization today. he seemed to admit that there were, indeed, russian regular soldiers fighting amongst the separatist ranks. >> among volunteers from russia, there have always been many former military servicemen. they fight for us understanding that this is their duty. i will be even more frank with you

news tonight. this explosion in central gaza. reutersat that was at the islamic university in central gaza. we'll continue to follow that for you. but i want to tell you this. according to a new poll from the pew research center, twice as many americans blame hamas for the fighting than they do israel. but when you break it down by age, it is a much different story. deborah feyerick has the story. >> reporter: when a peaceful sit-in protesting jewish groups ended in handcuffs this week, what bothered young people like maxberger was not the arrests so much as the older generation's response. >> i was more upset after the fact when they described us as being, quote, insignificant. >> reporter: when it comes to israel and gaza, if you're over age 30, chances are you support israel. but if you're 30 or younger -- >> enough! >> reporter: chances are you're more sympathetic to the palestinians says a new poll by the pew research center. >> how many you have been to israel? >> reporter: iona lieberman on the left, carol segall and max berger ar

the reuters news agency reports more than 50 houses collapsed and hundreds more remain under water. officials say they managed to rescue more than 500 people overnight but one man was found dead. in southwestern romania floods hit more than 250 villages forcing evacuation of more than 200,000 people. this part of europe experienced severe floods in may that left at least 35 people dead. >>> in a separate incident flash floods swept through a village in northern italy during a summer festival. four people were killed and 20 others injured. >>> and as we just mentioned western japan may be dealing with another typhoon this week. our meteorologist is here with an explanation. this is a typhoon we have been tracking. i first wanted to give you an update of what is happening when it comes to the rainfall for the western half of japan where we had record-setting rainfall. some areas saw two to four times the amount of monthly rain in just a few days. look at this. nearly 1,200 millimeters of rainfall and kamakatsu 680 millimeters over the weekend. we look forward into the weekend and we h

this is according to the reuters news agency, who was stating that a ceasefire in gaza will start athours gmt. and that is the scene right now in gaza, where we can only imagine that they are celebrating. let's listen in. >> translator: the resistance will go on. >> all right. so the resistance will go on is the message from hamas in gaza. andrew simmons is also in gaza joining us from there. tell us if you have heard anything additional andrew to the announcement that had been made by egypt that a ceasefire will commence 2100 hours gmt. >> that is right. and now this information is sinking through. people are beginning to react. there has been a lot of fighting, which is not unusual in advance of a ceasefire. there has been an air strike on a islamic jihad leader's home. also activity with more rocket fire and casualties. we understand more information is coming through yet to be confirmed on that. so the fighting has gone right to the wire it would seem, and skit expected it won't be over until that's fire is imposed. this is a deal that the palestinians have come to, egypt has bro

. >> reporter: these pictures were shot by a journalists in rafah with the reuters news agency. town has been i would off by the military since the breakdown of the latest ceasefire, we drove south from gaza city in convoy with other journalists there is almost no one else on the road. behind me it's four-kilometer to his the town of rafah where we have seen this intense israeli him terry bombardment. we have been speaking to both ambulance men and locals that managed to get out and they are telling us it's literally two dangerous to go there at the moment. this is one of two ambulances at the hospital that was attacked as it tried to reach wounded people inside rafah. >> translator: it's impossible to coordinate with the israeli military toy get our ambulances in. it is very dangerous. >> reporter: abdullah says a colleague was trying to coordinate with the israeli military in rafah when his ambulance was hit. >> translator: in rafah there is no security for anyone to move. there are no taxis, no civilian cars, none to the streets, the ambulance had dropped people off at the ho

he is the editor-in-chief of reuters news.efore joining reuters, he was editor-in-chief at "business week," where during the five-year tenure they won more than 100 awards. he is a graduate of harvard law school and served as editor of "the american lawyer." please welcome stephen adler. ♪ next we have dean baquet, the first african-american executive editor of "the new york times." after graduating from columbia university in 1978, the new orleans native who went to work for his hometown newspaper. in 1988, he won a pulitzer for his work leading a trio of reporters who uncovered corruption in the chicago city council. please welcome dean bacquet. [applause] is brian carolist villano. he is the vice president and managing director for u.s. news at the associated press. he served as the asia-pacific news director. he led the ap coverage of the 2011 earthquake-tsunami in the nuclear crisis in japan. please welcome brian. [applause] ♪ we're going to get right to it. thank you, everyone for coming. we will try to move it along qui

the president of reuters news andy executive editor of new york times joined other journalist to talk about the relationship between the government and the press. topics include nsa leaks, national security, the middle east, and how transparent the obama administration is to media coverage. the national association of black journalists, this is one hour. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> good afternoon, everyone. here to host and moderate the w.e.b. du bois session is pierre thomas, 2012 journalist of the year and senior justice correspondent for abc news. he joined in 2000 and reports for several programs including world news, "good morning

israelis told reuters news agency yesterday they haven't made any progress.sing to remain silent. in the meantime, egyptians, they're keeping positive. egyptians telling cnn it's too early to judge this process, to reach conclusion. and we're still working at it. it's a little after noon cairo time. the deadline for the cease-fire to end is midnight tonight. we'll be keeping a close eye on thinks, christine and tell you what's happening. >> we'll check with you and find out if there's any progress in those negotiations. reza sayah in cairo. >>> other news, ukraine blocking a huge 280-truck russian convoy reportedly carrying thousands of tons of humanitarian aid targeted for the people of eastern ukraine. russia said it wants agencies to certify its contents before letting it pass its borders.the ukrainian government is concerned that the effort may be more of a threat than a real offer of help. ukraine believes that russia may try to intervene in the guys of the operations. >>> michael brown the unarmed missouri teen killed by a police officer over the weeken

this is according to the reuters news agency. rejecting the appeal is what is happening in indonesia. we'll have more on that. for now, we have an update on sports news. >> madrid confirmed that winger wanted to leave. they have lost a starting berth. he made intentions clear that he wants out before the window closes. the 6-year-old argentine linked with the club man thefter united. >> there's no difference between what i think and what the club thinks. we both have the same opinion rewarding the situation which is clear, because the player has requested to move during the summer and has rejected an offer from the club. that's why we have searched for another player and that's it. >> the french football federation holding disciplinary hearing for player accused of head butting at the end of a match. the french champion said that he appeared to wait in the tunnel after the match to attack the italian international. he was left with a broken nose. they called for the 34-year-old to be ban ford life. he faces up to 12 months ban by

the president of reuters news andy executive editor of new york times joined other journalist to talk about the relationship between the government and the press. topics include nsa leaks, national security, the middle east, and how transparent the obama administration is to media coverage. the national association of black journalists, this is one hour. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> good afternoon, everyone. here to host and moderate the w.e.b. du bois session is pierre thomas, 2012 journalist of the year and senior justice correspondent for abc news. he joined in 2000 and reports for several programs including world news, "good morning america," and "timeline." he was a key member that won the edward r. murrow awards for the reporting of the capture of osama bin laden, the tucson shooting spree and assassination attempt of gabby giffords, and the newton school massacre. he's a key member covering the terrorist attacks of 9/11. he has won a peabody, a dupont, and an emmy. he has received an emmy for

that's coming from the reuters news agency. again, we'll get more details for you on this al jazeera exclusive story and bring it to you. >>> we move to iran. the revolutionary guard said it shot down a drone trying to enter air space above their nuclear facility. it's located outside of the city of istaban, and it shot down the drone with the surface-to-air missile. iran's foreign minister said the islamic state what they're doing in iraq and syria amounts to genocide. he flew to baghdad to meet leaders. they're worried about the threat of fighting in iraq spreading closer to iran's border. >> we believe it requires a concerted effort by the international community in order to deal with this group whose character is very clear to everybody. this same character which has brought chaos to syria is now wrecking havoc in iraq and committing acts of hour renned yus genocide. it's crimes against humanity, and it needs to be tackled by the international community and by every country in the region. this menace is going to haunt every

the reuters news agency says that officials in qatar are working to free four host anls that militants are holding in syria. the question remains did the qataris fund the organizations which now holds american citizens. did qatar help fund them? the answer is yet to come and the suspicions are very high. >>> the deadly battle between israel and hamas appears to be over at least for this day. and hamas seems to be claiming victory with a cease-fire. a live report from gaza and our rick leventhal. an american student vanishes in an israeli forest. now they're looking into whether he became a victim of the region's recent violence. nobody ever stomped their foot and asked for less. there's a reason it's called an "all you can eat" buffet... and not a "have just a little" buffet. because what we all really want is more. that's why verizon is giving you even more. now, for a limited time, get more data! 1 gb of bonus data every month with every new smartphone or upgrade. our best ever pricing with the more everything plan and 50% off all new smartphones. like the htc one m8 for windows or a

reuters news agency reporting ukrainian border guards have crossed into russia to begin inspecting cargore than 260 trucks. a border guard spokesman says a number of guards are there as well. we'll keep tracking this developing story. >>> well, still simmering ferguson, missouri, police say they will release the name of the officer who shot dead that unarmed teenager, michael brown. that is expected to happen in this coming day. more on the protests in ferguson just ahead here. >>> iraqi prime minister nuri al maliki has agreed not to seek another term in office. that clears the way for prime minister-designate haider al abadi to try to form a new government. many blamed al maliki for not doing enough to end the growing sectarian violence. >>> more on our top story. nour nuri al maliki's decision to step down. a tough tefk for the new prime minister, haider al abadi. >> he doesn't have much time to talc tackle this tough task. he has less than a month to form a new unitarian government. >> that is a job many say mr. al maliki has failed to do. senior international correspondent nick pato

. >> andrew, i am just hearing from the reuters news agency that they are reporting hamas is prepared to continue talking in cairo but not prepared to continue with the ceasefire. can the two sides talk, andrew, while they are attacking each other? >> reporter: as i was saying there has been posturing going on. there is a possibility that something could be patched together. so right now, you've got to look at the way the order of events went in the past 12 hours. that the military wing of hamas engaged in a news conference. and spelled out its position. it said that it was not prepared to engage, to carry on with its ceasefire if there was no concession by israel, no move towards its demands being met. that was the lifting of the siege of the gaza strip and in particular, the reopening of the operation of a port here. now, following on from that, there were varied messages from hamas officials, but the majority of them were quite pessimistic, but then in the background, our sources in hamas and, indeed, in cairo, have suggested that there is some means of getting an extension or ther

meantime, kurdish fighters tell the reuters news agency they secured two towns irbil and northern iraq. and militants still have a presence outside the towns but their far away and too far away to reach them with mortars or machine gun fire. all this camps u.s. officials say they launched a barrage of airstrikes to help the government and kurdish troops. president obama said the strikes helped iraqi and kurdish forces take a major step forward by recaptures iraq's largest dam and that was a big deal because analyst says the militants could have destroyed the dam, but made no sense they've would do that. it would unleash a 65-foot high wall of water and even flood parts of baghdad, according to a pentagon report. a pentagon spokesman says just minutes ago the u.s. may construct more airstrikes in iraq if needed for humanitarian assistance or protecting americans. jennifer griffin at the pentagon. what else did the spokesman have to say -- the assertion there is no mission creep? >> well, that's the thing, shepard. he tackled repeated questions from journalists moments ago, about mission

the reuters news service reported that development today, citing an unnamed source in the gulf. qatar helped free american journalist peter theo curtis on sunday. he'd been a hostage in syria for two years. in afghanistan, presidential candidate abdullah abdullah threatened to pull out of a u.n.-supervised audit of the disputed run-off election. his camp said none of the fraudulent votes are being thrown out. abdullah led in the initial voting, but former finance minister ashraf ghani finished first in the runoff. the scandal at the department of veterans affairs brought a new presidential pledge today. the agency has faced disclosures of lengthy wait times for health care, and of falsified records. president obama defended his response to the scandal. but, at the american legion convention, in charlotte, north carolina, he said there's much more to do. >> we are very clear about the problems that are still there, and those problems require us to regain the trust of our veterans and live up to our vision of a v.a. that is more effective and more efficient and that truly puts vet

reuters news president. through some of the event -- here is some of the event. to be the government would publish the story, somebody will get killed. that is not good enough for me. i want to know who -- this pacific's -- the specifics. tell me what you mean. you can give me a vague -- you mean a case officer in tehran? tell me how. a request to hold something back come from the highest -- somebody high in the government. if the press person asks for it, i will not take the call. i will take it from -- it has to come from somebody in the white house or the head of the cia. it can come from the press person. that, theen you say requests go away. they will not ratchet that high. itlways insist they ratchet i would say most of .he time we go with the story were there stories that met that standard? yes. by the discussion hosted association of black journalists tomorrow night at 8:00 eastern. >> here is a great read to add to your list. book, sundays at eight. >> i always knew there was a risk in the bohemian lifestyle. i decided to take it because whether it is an

according to reuters news agency, they're saying president poroshenko is calling it a russian invasion now. if this is an invasion, do we now move to an official declaration of war between ukraine and russia. are troops actually here? russia continues to deny that. we have also heard from the satisfactorily proclaimed prime minister of the dough nets people's republic, the separatist organization today, he seemed to admit that there were indeed russian regular soldiersifieding among the separatist ranks. >> among volunteers from russia, there have been former military servicemen. they fight for us, understanding that this is their duty. i will be even more frank with you. there are curveball russian soldiers among us who prefer to spend their vacation not on sea beaching, but among us, among brothers fighting for their freedom. >> there are questions as to what is russia's intention in the southeast of ukraine. it is simply to open another front to distract from the conflict further north or is this potentially an effort to forge a bridge head between mainland russia and the already an

. >>> the reuters news agency says the afghan government is running short of money.e country continues to receive millions of dollars in foreign aid, afghanistan says it's having a hard time paying salaries next month. it blames the unresolved presidential election for driving down revenue. afghanistan estimates its budget shortfall to be at least $500 million. >>> "the los angeles times" says skateboarding pioneer jay adams has died. adams was depicted in "lords of dogtown" as a member of the tamed zephyr skate team. he's credited with influencing the hard-charging and surf-inspired moves of modern skateboarding. adams died while on a surf vacation in mexico. he was 53. >>> ford is recalling 163,000 ford sts and escapes because of wire problems that could cause the vehicles to stall. the recall is for model years 2013 and 2014 and only those with two-liter engines. >>> and "esquire" magazine reports that han solo is sporting a new look in the upcoming "star wars" movie. two sketches leaked show solo in a duster jacket complete with popover shirt and belt. could you

saying it has no knowledge of stand ins whereabouts the real numbers to news agency correspondent has also worked with a.p. reuters and other international news outlets. senior u.s. officials say they're tracking around three hundred americans now believed to be fighting with islamic state militants in syria and iraq washington fears they will pose a huge risk to u.s. security if they return a new skills learned in war zones to carry out attacks at home this comes after a thirty three year old american who had joined the ranks of the jihad as was confirmed dead by his family that was mccain was killed over the weekend in syria while fighting members of another anti government group. reports from washington. the u.s. president has diagnosed these lawmakers state rooting out a cancer why geisel won't be easy and won't be quick many are asking if the cancer could have been caught at an earlier stage when these lawmakers state group support of the syrian opposition was gaining momentum in the country and when rich donors in gulf states were funding and arming the group but until recently the west seemed more preoccupi

and just a reminder that breaking news we have at al jazeera that egypt has announced a ceasefire in gaza starting at 2100 hours gmt, and that's according to reuters who is siting state news in egypt. egypt says it didn't carry out air strikes in libya. the u.s. has accused egypt as well as the united stated arab emirates for the attacks. the newly appointed u.n. envoy says it is not helpful. >> any kind of interference of foreign expression won't help libya to get out of the current chaos, so what is important is to support libyans who want to fight chaos, and who want to do it through a political process. >>> the founder and director of [ inaudible ] institutes, which provides analysis on libyan issues. >> it has certainly taken away the mystique of this being a proxy war. it is the first time since 2011 that a member of the international community has played a prominent role in the libyan conflict. from that respect it's a precarious new chapter we're having to open up. the renegade general declared operation dignity, which is a war on terror in mid-may of this year, and since then has found backing from sisi in egypt. being to him being at odd

the new reuters poll, bill, out today, just out, 70% of americans both democrats and republicans, it'sartisan poll, 70% say that illegal immigration is a threat to our economy, our culture and our beliefs. 70%. when is the last time you got 70% on any poll, okay. people have a certain view of what's happening to this country. they think their culture is under assault. their pro-immigrant but they're not pro what's happening to this country and yet the politicians are afraid. parents are afraid to speak out. they don't want to be vilified. i bet board members are afraid of their positions so we live in this -- >> everybody is afraid. >> that's what their goal is to shut down debate on this. >> i was surprised. i got a texas tie on. i don't know whether you can see this. texas things here. i was surprised that in this school district, all right, more people didn't say, you know what, the principal is looking out for the kids. wants the kids to do better and the only way they'll do better is if they become more proficient -- >> the next principal will have to learn -- she'll have to be re

the new reuters poll, bill, out today, just out, 70% of americans both democrats and republicans, it'sipartisan poll, 70% say that illegal immigration is a threat to our economy, our culture and our beliefs. 70%. when is the last time you got 70% on any poll, okay. people have a certain view of what's happening to this country. they think their culture is under assault. their pro-immigrant but they're not pro what's happening to this country and yet the politicians are afraid. parents are afraid to speak out. they don't want to be vilified. i bet board members are afraid of their positions so we live in this -- >> everybody is afraid. >> that's what their goal is to shut down debate on this. >> i was surprised. i got a texas tie on. i don't know whether you can see this. texas things here. i was surprised that in this school district, all right, more people didn't say, you know what, the principal is looking out for the kids. wants the kids to do better and the only way they'll do better is if they become more proficient -- >> the next principal will have to learn -- she'll have to be

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reuters. it has appointed a new prime minister. this is to say that it's not even safe to sit in between rival militias and we know that regional powers are meeting in cairo to try and deal with the regional issues. but for now libyan parliament has reconvened, appointing a new prime minister. >>> italian navy and cost guard has rescued 4,000 migrants in the last 48 hours. they were found north of the libyan coast. this year alone many flee fighting in north africa. >>> the democratic republic of congo has confirmed 13 deaths from the ebola virus from the province. 90 cases have been identified in the infected region will be quarantined. it's the september 11th such outbreak in congo since the disease was discovered there in 1976. >>> months am beak's government after two years of fighting the deal includes plans to integrate fighters in security forces. last year the group accused the government of political power and it's leader went into hiding. he was later captured by the army and that brought the peace aoccurred coming to an

bill: back to our breaking news in manchester england. reuters reports a man was escorted off that plane and the airport is back open. sky news, our sister network says the passengers are still on board. the plane is in the cargo area for police to investigate. they say its an isolated incident. john bolton with me now, former u.s. ambassador and fox news contributor. what can you add on what's napping england now? >> i think they should take this very seriously. the possibility of terrorist strikes remain high. whether the plane originated in qatar it still poses risks. bill: one thing on this. some are suggesting it left manchester and was forced to come back to manchester, others reports are saying it came from doha, qatar. >> if it's coming from doha. potential terrorist.would want a detonation over u.k. soil. and it could be they saw suspicious behavior as they were leaving manchester. bill: to afghanistan. this is more breaking news. friendly fire. an afghan wearing a uniform at a u.s. base east of the kabul. we have nato forces and a lot o

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