totally different from the waste desert of sinai. egyptian special forces working in small groups use the last undergrowth to set ambushes for the israeli troops. it was clear. why was i was so confident because i knew they were up to the job i had faith in the troops and commanders. i had lived with them for a long time i was the commander of the part of troops for three years and i knew them to be brave fighters real men and reliable. egyptian chief of staff general sada szczesny realize the war plan was on the verge of disaster. antitank squads would desperately needed on the west bank of the canal to help stop the israeli advance. but in ordering them to cross back from sinai szczesny was breaking presidential orders. so that. and so that had set his mind on the fact that since we had taken bridgeheads on the eastern side of the canal we should never leave the east whatever happened he thought at least now we are on the eastern side of the canal and so he gave orders that not even one rifle should be pulled back from east to west

totally different from the waist does it of sinai. egyptian special forces working in small groups use the last undergrowth to set ambushes for the israeli troops. it was clear. why was i was so confident because i knew they were up to the job i had faith in the troops and commanders. i had lived with them for a long time i was the commander of the part of troops for three years and i knew them to be brave fighters real men and reliable. egyptian chief of staff general sada szczesny realize the war plan was on the verge of disaster. antitank squads would desperately needed on the west bank of the canal to help stop the israeli advance. but in ordering them to cross back from sinai shadley was breaking presidential orders. so that. and so that had set his mind on the fact that since we had taken bridgeheads on the eastern side of the canal we should never leave the east whatever happened he thought at least now we are on the eastern side of the canal and so he gave orders that not even one rifle should be pulled back from east to west.

totally different from the waste desert of sinai. egyptian special forces working in small groups use the last undergrowth to set ambushes for the israeli troops. it was clear. why was i was so confident because i knew they were up to the job i had faith in the troops and commanders. i had lived with them for a long time i was the commander of the part of troops for three years and i knew them to be brave fighters real men and reliable. egyptian chief of staff general sada szczesny realize the war plan was on the verge of disaster. antitank squads would desperately needed on the west bank of the canal to help stop the israeli advance. but an ordering them to cross back from say. i know i chose lee was breaking presidential orders. to say that. and so that had set his mind on the fact that since we had taken bridgeheads on the eastern side of the canal we should never leave the east whatever happened he thought at least now we are on the eastern side of the canal that so he gave orders that not even one rifle should be pulled back fro

their goal to liberate the sinai peninsula occupied by israel six years earlier in the six day war. to field all means one hundred thousand men had established bridgeheads ten kilometers deep into sinai. during the first week of war the israelis had lost equipment at an unprecedented rate. five hundred tanks. and fifty aircraft. to an egyptian army equipped with the latest soviet weaponry can tell the anti-tank rockets. and sophisticated sufis to add missiles. right on the political system way from the soviets were trying to impose their will on the middle east to regain a position data supplied mashable forms to the arab world. united states had to respond and it had to make sure that weapons were not perceived as being inferior in the soviet union. by the fourteenth of october a massive american alef had begun to carry weapons to israel. the operation was code named nickel grass. electronic equipment sand which would help to neutralize the sand sides toll antitank missiles or sand the strange thing is that the really important material it was sent was the most basic one hundred fi

their goal to liberate the sinai peninsula occupied by israel six years earlier in the six day war. to field all means one hundred thousand men had established bridgeheads ten kilometers deep into sinai. during the first week of war the israelis had lost equipment at an unprecedented rate. five hundred tanks. and fifty aircraft. to an egyptian army equipped with the latest soviet weaponry can tell the anti-tank rockets. and sophisticated sufis to add missiles. to. right on the political system away from the soviets were trying to impose their will on the middle east to regain a position data supplied mashable forms to the arab world. united states had to respond and it had to make sure those weapons were not perceived as being inferior in the soviet union. by the fourteenth of october a massive american alef had begun to carry weapons to israel. the operation was code named nickel grass. electronic equipment sand which would help to neutralize the sand sites toll antitank missiles or sand the strange thing is that the really important material it was sent was the most basic one hund

which means they're no longer holding them responsible as they used to for all sorts of attacks in sinai or associations with so-called terrorist groups in sinai and i think it can bring some hope for management of borders between gaza and egypt and hopefully relieving a little bit of pressure in gaza what about gaza and its relationship with the west bank that how will fatah respond. there are no two ways about it i mean five to his demanding full control of security in the gaza strip and i suspect hamas would be happy to hand that over to to the p.a. as long as they guarantee their ability to continue their right to resist occupation and to build towards any potential. encounter with the israelis now the p.a. is unlikely to agree to that and i think that's going to remain an issue of difference between the two the issue of the civil service and the people who have been either hired by hamas or added to the figures of civil service in gaza and the payment of the salaries that should really be easy to resolve if anything if nothing it will be resolved on the humanitarian basis given the

best thing to do in the sinai it is for you. all for school it's only about the looking. forward to one of the mighty well columns on the wall. you'll move on. and. we are going through a dramatic economic and social and cultural transformation that women want to participate gay and lesbian people want immigrants want rights in many cities are saying that's my way but there are more traditional parts of society that are saying no i don't want that i live in a more of a world community i believe we should have one national because i believe in a country that's divided as much as any in the world we actually have to localise our government. close. to some people something. they use indigenous people as you know we that. fade in. the patri. the book most politicians says that behind but the kids. out of a sudden the man just. told me there was a time. i said i would enter it in if they were not allowed and. if they will shoot me. i don't know how long i'm in the middle indeed i'm that i'm not the nanny menominee been thought to be how didn't go upon it going to be a man on m

human rights watch says up to four hundred twenty thousand people in four cities in the north of the sinaieed urgent humanitarian aid because the military has heavily restricted access c.c. was reelected president for another four year term in march. he has support from the u.s. president donald trump and european allies. main challenger was arrested and his campaign manager beaten up in the run up to the poll or other presidential hopefuls withdrew their candidacies alleging intimidation and harassment. growth of the crew members of the ms the origin tones of marine one or demanding the government speeds up the hurry of a private company to continue the search is on one disappeared with forty four sailors on board while on a training mission last year it was last heard from in november when they reported a short circuit in the vessels batteries two days later an international search and rescue operation was launched which saw the deployment of four files and personnel for more than a dozen countries really two weeks later the mission was abandoned as all those on board were presumed no tr

it's a very very repressive atmosphere there was this recent campaign against the insurgency in the sinai and we will see we will see unfortunately most of the experts on terrorism in egypt believe that it will come back and that as soon as the army you know starts to starts to pull back that the terrorists have just gone to ground and they will be coming back as you tell me what you mentioned the kind of the kind of crackdown on any dissent or any political opposition. what what kind of why is the new why is this so little international kind of opprobrium about that why has this been less let's carry on like this it seems to be kind of very little . you know european or american push back against that. well first of all it's a very chaotic time internationally we know about all the changes in politics in europe and in the united states and so forth that have led to in general much less attention to human rights and democracy issues europe is very preoccupied with migration number one and terrorism number two and we have a whole different set of issues in the united states as well inside

human rights watch says up to four hundred twenty thousand people in four cities in the north of the sinai need urgent humanitarian aid because the military has heavily restricted access c.c. was reelected president for another four year term in march he has support from the us president donald trump and european allies cc's main challenger was arrested and his campaign manager beaten up in the run up to the poll or other presidential hopefuls withdrew their candidacies alleging intimidation and harassment strafford al-jazeera. the u.n. special envoy to yemen is back there for talks ended ending the fighting in the port city of her data martin gryphus will meet leaders from the warring sides in the next three days today the port is the main entry for aid needed by millions of yemenis on sunday the united arab emirates said it halted its military campaign to give the un's diplomatic efforts a chance but who the rebels say the saudi and the rotty coalition has launched ten air strikes and ground attacks in the last twenty four hours the israeli government has been given the go ahead to deduc

doesn't go to the middle of the sinai you know it's. all forced well it's only about the look at the mother and the couldn't care for the one of the ninety one columns on the wall she. will. cut. you'll. make us manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling class is to protect themselves. with the fine larry you're a gift to the one percent. of the room sick. come on and welcome to world a part of western europe has long been the birthplace of both the most dangerous and the most in the light and ideas that almost burned the planet alive with the two world wars and came up with the european union as a prevention strategy against the third is the euro centric way the only strategy of saving the world from a new disaster or is it perhaps the surest way of bringing it about well to discuss that i'm now joined by collapse and the collide is director of the center for international studies at oxford university professor nickell it is it's an honor talking to you thank you very much for your time thank you now i know that for much of

. ♪ >> it's unclear if the singer who was hospitalized at si cedar-sinai medical center. family is worried that because she thinks she can control her addiction. lot of red flags that demi was still struggling i'll still struggle with past behaviors. >> the singer recently severed ties with her life coach. >> at the time demi made the decision to get sober, she said i'll do whatever i'll take. >> on sunday, she forgot the words to "sober." >> i forgot the words. >> a relapse after six years of sobriety. ♪ i'm so sorry i'm not sober anymore ♪ >> a source also tells us our team conducted an intervention in the weeks before her overdose. but demi didn't want to go to rehab. >>> now to another big headline our newsdechk has been working on nick jonas and priyanka chopra ready to wed after two months. >> i lo ever the idea of getting married. i totally want to get married at some point. >> that's what she told us "e.t." just six days before nick popped the question. the 36-year-old confessed she had one problem with saying i do. >> think about it, every fairy tale ends with th

the thing to do in the sinai industry. it's only about the looking on the other end of the couldn't fulfill one of the money well collins i'm all. for. coming. on. and. we are going through a dramatic economic and social and cultural transformation that women want to participate gay and lesbian people want immigrants want rights in many cities are saying that's my way but there are more traditional parts of the society that are saying no i don't want that i live in a more rural community i believe we should have one national policy i believe in a country that's divided as much as any in the world we actually have to localize our. kentucky. coal mines left. all the coal miners the. people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. welcome back in the past few days the u.k.'s three main jewish newspapers h

. >> meantime, demi's ex wilmer valderama went to visit the singer yesterday at cedars sinai medical center. that's his tesla being ushered through a special entrance. >> just tell us if she's okay, wilmer. >> a source tells "e.t." wilmer was shattered by the overdose news and, quote, was aware demi was going through a difficult time because she was forthright with him when she relapsed, but he did not anticipate this. ♪ i believe, i believe in me >> multiple sources tell "e.t." that just hours before demi od'd she attended a birthday party at saddle ranch chop house in west hollywood. we're told the partying extended into the early hours of tuesday morning at demi's house. ♪ baby i'm sorry, not sorry >> so what's next for the singer? ♪ i'm that i'm here again ♪ i proim is i'll get help >> well, demi's loved ones are hoping she'll go to rehab and resume her recovery routine, which apparently helped her stay clean and sober for six years. >> i take care of my mental health. i see a therapist two days a week. the most important thing is that i stick to my routine as much as i can, whic

human rights watch says up to four hundred twenty thousand people in four cities in the north of the sinai need urgent humanitarian aid because the military has heavily restricted access c.c. was reelected president for another four year term in march he has support from the us president donald trump and european allies city's main challenger was arrested and his campaign manager beaten up in the run up to the poll all other presidential hopefuls withdrew their candidacies alleging intimidation and harassment strafford al-jazeera still ahead on al-jazeera promises of help for a few days in desperate need after a high powered visit. the treatment of modern children in detention in the u.s. goes to court. and in sports belgium and japan play out a five gold world cup thriller touch on is going to be here with the details. and that is wrong. with. the weather sponsored by qatar airways hello there well first of all let's have a check on our typhoon here's a satellite picture as it crossed the ok now islands and gradually ruffled its way towards the north it still giving us some rather ferocio

human rights watch says up to four hundred twenty thousand people in four cities in the north of the sinai need urgent humanitarian aid because the military has heavily restricted access c.c. was reelected president for another four year term in march. he has support from the u.s. president donald trump and european allies she's main challenger was arrested and his campaign manager beaten up in the run up to the poll all other presidential hopefuls withdrew their candidacies alleging intimidation and harassment. strafford. omar sure as associate professor of security studies middle east politics at the doha institute in our joins from our studio in london a different prime minister just in the last few moments announced that egypt's g.d.p. grew by five point four percent in the last financial year and improving egypt's economy was a key pledge was not by sisi when he came to power but it's come at what cost. that to begin with the question will be always difficult in egypt regardless of what kind of regime is ruling but this particular situation the approach taken by the current regime was

. >> reporter: he and others were taken to the sinai peninsula where they were held for ransom. he was starved and tortured for 11 months. >> did you think you were going to survive? >> oh, yeah, from there, i knew. i'm not going to survive. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine the young man running so effortless today was once beaten so badly he no longer had the strength to crawl. eventually released by his captors, he spent time in a refugee camp, but never saw his parents again. finally came a chance to come to america, ending up at palmer high school in colorado springs. >> how do we pronounce our first word here? >> reporter: where teacher chris duvall helped him learn english. >> he has a really big heart. i don't know if it's despite everything that he's gone through, or if it's because of the things he's gone through. >> are you taking any days off? >> no. >> reporter: he also joined nn is he? >> he's amazing. >> reporter: despite every obstacle, he's defied the odds, graduating from high school and earning a full athletic scholarship to college. >> what's the lesson? >> t

including a forty five billion dollar administrative capital east of cairo the battle against the sinai peninsula is a major security challenge sisi ordered a large scale military campaign in february after a mosque attack killed more than three hundred people human rights watch says up to four hundred twenty thousand people in four cities in the north of the sinai need urgent humanitarian aid because the military has heavily restricted access c.c. was reelected president for another four year term in march he has support from the us president donald trump and european allies. main challenger was arrested and his campaign manager beaten up in the run up to the poll or other presidential hopefuls withdrew their candidacies alleging intimidation and harassment. strafford. and joins us now from cairo. how has. well in a sense his presidency is a continuation of military rule that we saw began in one thousand sixty two. what's different of course depends what we're comparing to the obviously i was going to get lee curtailed any sort of freedom of speech freedom of assembly or political free

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she's at cedars-sinai hospital in stable condition. >> a source close to the situation say she has battledxiety for some time and has continued to suffer and be in a lot of pain. >> reporter: a representative released a statement reading in part, demi is awake and with her family, who want to express thanks to everyone for the love, prayers, and support. >> when someone calls 911 because someone is unresponsive and unable to be aroused, you know, that's a true medical emergency. >> reporter: news of lovato's relapse reverberated through hollywood. many of the biggest stars who knew her well, like ellen degeneris, brad paisley, and kesha, took to twitter to offer their support. >> demi lovato is beloved not only by her fans but by other people in the music community. they're support herlg through this and want to see her turn over a new leaf and come back from this situation. >> reporter: 25-year-old lovato, who became globally famous on the back of such upbeat hits as "sorry/not sorry" and "cool for the summer" has struggled with addiction and mental health problems since her teens. >> i u

sinai hospital in new york city preparing for more heat-related illness. what should people watch out for? >> so, i mean, you should watch out for symptoms of excessive sweeting, lightheadedness, dizziness. >> reporter: firefighters in pennsylvania warning parents to avoid hot playgrounds. >> we're at 140 degrees on the asphalt. >> reporter: that extreme heat bucking highways from minnesota to ohio. to open this bridge in chicago, they had to cool down it down after steel beams expanded in the heat. and tom, tonight, as a precaution, amtrak is slowing down the speed of its trains from north carolina to baltimore in case the heat damages those tracks. tom? >> gio, thank you. >>> let's get right to abc chief meteorologist ginger zee. she's along the george washington bridge. and ginger, this heat is not letting up. >> reporter: tom, the sweltering heat goes all the way to burlington, vermont, where they broke a record today at 97. look at these heat advisories, from maine down to north carolina. the numbers don't go anywhere the next couple of days. the heat

the rebels in a bid to end the country's devastating civil war at a news conference before leaving sinai airport watching griffiths said all sides express the strong desire for peace the u.n. hopes to prevent a full scale coalition assault on the port city of her data which is a lifeline for the country a saudi led coalition allied with president. internationally recognized government has been a war with the who these since two thousand and fifteen. several people have been injured after israeli bulldozers moved into position ahead of the destruction of a bedouin village in the occupied west bank a military exclusion zone has been established around the village and desperate protesters put themselves in the path of the bulldozers harry for said for points. on the dusty rocky ground below the bedouin village of qana a heavy machinery prepares the way from friday this will be a military exclusion zone a clear signal of the villages impending demolition near the threatened homes israeli security forces moved in another bulldozer had been stopped in its tracks by protesters stand off and the

nothing to do in the sinai you know we were. all forced once only about the looking out and the couldn't move forward to one of them i mean my colleagues on the. floor. you'll. see what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy going from duration let it be an arms race move his arms off and spearing dramatic developments only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. to. some people come on. indigenous people as you know. that. baby in. the trees. most politicians say that only. leaves. out of a sudden the man just. told me there was a time. i said i will enter it in if they will not allow him. you know should we. find out all our money on million million indeed i'm not i'm not picking on you. tube each of you don't want to be a man on man you got a fake i mean it will be like i mean you can. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm sure i'll see you ther

listening to in the sinai for you. all first of all it's only about the looking on the wall and i had to go. to one of the ninety one columns on the wall. you're. welcome back in the first half of the show we heard about the crime of aggression but what if the i.c.c. had codified it seventeen years ago would nato nations still be bombing afghanistan where tourism a is just pledged to double numbers of british soldiers after this week's disputed u.s. airstrike on afghanistan which claimed fourteen including women and children are now joined via skype from kabul by journalist allium the t.v. at the thanks for joining us theresa may announcing a doubling of troops it's eight years since we learned from wiki leaks about drone strikes in your country that would have been the effects of drone strikes in afghanistan it's actually kind of hard to quantify the effect of a drone strikes in our own son because the issue is that you take place in really remote places they are also places that tend to be under the control of the ar

egypt's army has been fighting armed groups in the sinai region last year france's president said that egypt was an important partner in the fight against terrorism. context that i am aware of the security situations and conditions in which prison system must operate is not in paris like us the challenge is to stability of this country in the fight against terrorism and religious fundamentalism it's the context in which you must govern the authors of this report. say that france is voting international rules on weapons explored such as the arms trade treaty which says that if there is a doubt that arms are being used to suppress people in this area will simply suspend it egyptian authorities are saying that they combating terrorism and the french say we have a great partner in fighting terrorism however in practice and we saw that those terrorists are humanize the founders are journalists independent journalists are intellectuals and have nothing to do with political violence activists say that in the past five years egypt has detained at least sixty thousand political prisoners and if

sinai is one of the world's oldest cities with a history stretching back doing that of millennia least as of today it is devastated my country yemen has been under steady bombardment for three years a few images have reached you a few journalists stared to venture here i wanted to make a film to document what the population is going through but the dissidents bill and then i met ahmed his sister and his nephew who is about the same age as he is from his window takes and a plane. but not how you look at. the budget and. see him get. this it. was a sign that. you just can't do that. had. any janick that had less mass outlet. those up. every day since march twenty fifteen the children have lived in fear of the danger in the skies. that was when a coalition of nine arab countries led by neighboring saudi arabia began its campaign of sustained air raids on the country a campaign that is killed it sounds and sensible. ever since the bombings began ahmed has been obsessed for. what. she. let. fall. sand canada when she says it's enough to slow mo a car that has to miss their c i've used a sys

. >> reporter: a 25-year-old female transferred to ceda cedars-sin cedars-sinai. abc news confirming it was lovato. a source telling them she is stable after an apparent overdose. lovato, who has been open about her battle with drug addiction, has said she's been substance free for six years. ♪ i'm sorry for the fans i lost ♪ ♪ who watched me fall again >> reporter: but last month, she released a new single called "sober," seemingly admitting a relapse. ♪ i wanna be a role model ♪ but i'm only human >> reporter: the superstar has also been vocal about her issues with eating disorders and mental illness and said she's trying to lead a conversation about private struggles. >> i actually have bipolar disorder, and i'm very open about that, because i think that mental health effects so many people and we need to take the stigma away from it. >> and will carr is outside demi lovato's home tonight. and will, we know she's sought treatment for addictions in the past, and we heard just as she said moments ago right there that she's encouraged others to do the same, to try

the siege of paris is directed from nearby their sinai the prefecture in the center of town becomes the royal prussian headquarters. it is also from here that the next steps the german unity opera penned. this mock intends to use the national euphoria after the victory at sedan to motivate the south german states to join the north german confederation fall. and terribly but there's resistance. to overcome this bismarck writes a letter to the bavarian king ludwick the second he knows the monarch books that the idea of making his kingdom part of a unified germany which is what the majority of his subjects and his own government want. but he knows the king's weaknesses and plans to exploit them. no dicks fairytale palaces who will pay for them the answer is bismarck with a huge secret donation romantic fantasies in exchange for power. in return the bavarian king writes a letter that is not has drafted in the name of all the german princes he offers vilhelm king of prussia the title of german emperor the end with ludwig's letter in his hand bismarck has almost reached his goal the proclamat

ball is really in the quarter from us they can choose if they want to try and use violence both in sinai against egypt or against us will be met by armed force if they want try and build the society right build factories and schools and so on is will be more than happy to hope yet you say that but at the same time israel has all but shut the only commercial border saying left with the gaza strip you mention of course the guy at the border with egypt but israel has this week in recent days anyway all but shut the apple care and crossing which is vital for the people of gaza so how can you talk about israel wanting to improve the humanitarian situation in gaza when it takes such actions i agree with you completely this is from us decision if they want to spile and they can say ok we want to trade the same time. now to syria where rebels who surrendered in the south west of began arriving in opposition held areas of the country's north more than fifty buses have reached the town of the broken hammer province the fighters and their families were given safe passage in a surrender deal with th

with an already unstable gaza sinai border so. it has an interest in doing that on the other hand it does not want to inherit the two million palestinians in the gaza strip israel has been inclined i think to sort of more and more push gaza toward toward egypt egypt will occasionally in order to release some pressure. open the border crossing to allow some people and goods to move back and forth but these are band-aid remedies to to a much much deeper. illness and that is. there is a desperate situation from a humanity there is virtually no economy in gaza people live off of. the majority of gazans live off of humanitarian aid so it is it is only a matter of time before we see the next eruption we're talking about this now as a period of calm we on this channel will actually labeling it as a ceasefire because it seems to me it's so very very it's so delicate it is a precarious situation i'm intrigued to know why is it we're not getting reports of how mass talking to itself within that within the bubble of palestinian politics also

. >> reporter: the mount sinai doctor says it can easily be st cloth, wipe it off before you turn onrill. that's how it gets into the food is a hidden particle that latches onto the food. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> research shows that 1600 people visited the emergency room with wire bristle brush injuries between 2002 and 2014. >>> san jose mineta international airport is closing the runway briefly tonight because of 4th of july fireworks. the city made the decision after the federal aviation administration threatened to cancel the fireworks display at discovery meadow. planes will not be able to take off or land from 9:30 to 10:00 tonight. the airport will still be open. and we have a list of 4th of july events and fireworks shows. just head to our website, cbssf.com. >>> what's happening on the roads? >> not a lot. i was trying to pull up this camera right here. this is a lovely shot of i-80 near whitmore so folks heading up to the sierra today possibly to enjoy the 4th of july celebration up there always a fun place, but no traffic, no delays, at this point. w

lovato has been surrounded by family and friends at cedars-sinai medical center in los angeles sincehe hospital tuesday afternoon. this is not the first time lovato has sought professional help for substance abuse. she entered rehab back in 20-10. she's been open about her addiction to cocaine and alcohol, as well as mental health issues and an eating disorder. this comes as emergency officials release the 9-1-1 call of the incident... it's a four- and-a-half-minute call and at one point, the caller asks paramedics to e their sirens when driving into the home. but the dispatcher tells the woman he doesn't have any control over that-- saying this incident is a medical emergency. (grant) papa john's pizza is getting sued by papa john himself.... founder john schnatter was ousted as chairman of the board recently-- after using the n-word on a conference call with a marketing firm. he said he intended no harm-- but agreed to resign as chairman while remaining on the board as a director. he filed a lawsuit in delaware today-- seeking to inspect company documents. the suit cites quote, "th

initially, these attacks were eventually stopped at the edge of the sinai desert, and this is where we will begin our operational perspective for tonight's discussion. but first, i want to discuss some of the diplomatic efforts that did so much to create our world today. during gallipoli, an increasing passion to defeat the ottoman empire, the british high commissioner for egypt entered a correspondence with sharif hussein of mecca. the sharif wanted to throw off the ottoman yoke, but he wanted british help. the british wanted a replacement for the caliph of constantinople. who better than the custodian of the two holy cities, mecca and medina? it seemed like the perfect match. the sharif wanted british promises and assistance to that end. as you read the text of the short segment of correspondence between the 2, 1 should see the diplomatic doublespeak. nothing is really being promised, nor are binding agreements being made. however, for one not well versed in such doublespeak, there's the perception of a commitment, and to this day, almost every arab cab driver you encounter will tell

the singer was transported from her home in the hollywood hills to cedars-sinai medical center tuesdayvato's team staged an intervention for the singer about a month ago, urging her to go to rehab. she rejected the plan. meantime, demi's ex, wilmer valderrama went to visit the singer. that's his tesla being ushered through a special entrance. a source tells "e.t." wilmer was shattered by the overdose news and, quote, was aware demi was going through a difficult time because she was forthright with him when she relapsed but he did not anticipate this. go to "e.t." online for the latest. we know demi has been very open about her struggles, most of which have been plaguing her for most of her career. >> my first time doing coke, i was 17, working on disney channel. >> i just wanted to fit in, okay? >> i was scared because my mom told me your heart could just burst if you did it. but i did it anyways, and i loved it. >> it was 2008. demi was starring alongside the jonas brothers in disney's record breaking movie musical. it was one of three projects she'd taken on in her teens. she got her

egypt's army has been fighting armed groups in the sinai region last year france's president said that egypt was an important partner in the fight against terrorism. acts that i am aware of the security situations and conditions in which prison system must operate is not in paris like us the challenge is to stability of this country in the fight against terrorism and religious fundamentalism it's the context in which we must govern. the authors of this report say that france is founding international rules on weapons export such as the arms trade treaty which says that if there is a doubt that arms are being used to suppress people then this sale should be suspended egyptian authorities are saying that they're combating terrorism and the french say we have a great partner in fighting terrorism however in practice and we saw that those terrorists are human rights defenders are journalists independent journalists are intellectuals and have nothing to do with political violence activists say that in the past five years egypt has detained at least sixty thousand political prisoners and if

were in for ops switches an observation on the sinai, forcing the treaty not a forcing but being sure it stays an attack. were in afghanistan and iraq. were sending a helicopter company very shortly and then were on year and a half to send the apaches. we just continue. i say the sun doesn't set on a texan because we have a texan on every region of the world supporting america. >> chief, you talked about some of your duties that involve aviation support, operating cameras and clearing vegetation, what else are they involved in? >> we've heard all kind of stories. we want to make sure the stories are not accurate. >> repairing tactical infrastructure and roads that are down there. intelligence analysis, i think they're doing a lot of different good support, a lot of roles for us right now, working in dispatch centers but specifically the cameras where we had the greatest concentration a. >> what percentage of the ones assigned to you are actually involved in operating the camera mission. >> the vast majority don't have a percentage. but we can get back to you, the vast majority of thin

is really in the court it was from us they can choose if they want to try and use violence both in sinai against egypt or against it will be met by armed force if they want try and build the society right build factories and streams and so on is will be more than happy to help you say that but at the same time israel has all but shut the only commercial border crossing left with the gaza strip you mention of course the got the border with egypt but israel has this week in recent days anyway all but shut the abu kerim crossing which is vital for the people of gaza so how can you talk about israel wanting to improve the humanitarian situation in gaza when it takes such actions i agree with you completely this is from us decision if they want to use parlance they can say ok we want to trade to do the same time there is essentially but you know some would tell you that israel is using collective punishment in order to punish hamas it's punishing the entire palestinian population in gaza. it's a some us government. decided they're going to use violence they're going to said look it's a going