and one hundred fifty six in the sinai campaign israel withdrew under some or all pressure do you think there is any hope for a permanent peace here or is this a kind of a state that's going to go on your ideals are set free i can give you my own personal view here you know i don't belong to any party i don't speak on behalf of anybody here if i would have a choice bring peace in all the territories you can just see it. i would prefer peace because i know that within the bundle research your god before decide to do his will you could settle as many jews as i'd like i like you to come within the next twenty or forty years. the west bank of the jordan occupied by israel during the six day war at the scene of some of the most bitter fighting ever since and now the center of a new political storm but the american proposal any peace settlement with. the handing back of this territory we really cannot in order be for a lifetime of everything going on in greenland may become to become a model your ticker for good luck you're lucky that. there. was a bad guy in israel is once again faced with a

coalition sent in thousands of troops to the area this week in the early hours of friday it also attacked sinaiinternational airport and then adjoining airbase the un has relaunched peace talks and called on both sides to stop fighting. phone lines in some areas of pakistan have been cut by the government to try and stop today's protests of a blasphemy supreme court judge's sponsor outrage when they acquitted a christian woman sentenced to death for insulting islam eight years ago demonstrators at them on the government overturns the court. is in islamabad tensions are running high across bogaerts on hair in the city of it it may seem to be business as usual but that security forces have already called on golf the red zone which is situated just behind that didn't area which how did the senate supreme court amend radio bogard on august on television and a diplomatic clave the protesters are now trying to merge after friday prayers they're continuing to sit at key points in several industrial had been closed in the city of karachi also reports that life is what you're really at a standstill toda

. >> this is what people who attend the weekly prayer service at the sem am sinai will see as they arrive. they remember those killed in pittsburgh last weekend. >> you can't react in the same way. anger even though we're angry and frustrated. we have to work to build a world that we want. >> they're joining other synagogues across the bay area and across the country encouraging them to join for the service. annette koch of temple israel says it's time to show solidarity. >> by speaking with love and hope for one another, that's how we make it safe. welcoming one another into each other's home. that's how we make it safe. >> both temple sinai and temple israel have been hit by acts of hate themselves. someone painted a hateful message last year. a vandal shattered the windows of templerael. tonight both synagogues have stepped up security.ury guard wl be searching the bags of everyone who attends service. and side but they say the jewish community will not be swayed. >> we will not be intimidated. we will not be deterred from practicing our ptraditions to te great joy we experience by cel

of concern about that store that said we both have seen attacks on the other mosques for example in sinai which puts the largest. terrorist attack that's it if it's. thank you very much for your time on this that as timothy called us live in cairo thank you. now japan has frozen more than a billion dollars in aid to sri lanka as that country's political crisis deepens last week president of the city say a dismissed prime minister become a singer and then replaced him with former president mahinda rajapaksa without the consent of parliament parks and now faces a no confidence vote but is being alleged that he's offering money and ministerial posts to opposition lawmakers to back him let's go to our correspondent smith he is joining us live from the capital colombo new pressure a bit on leaders to resolve the crisis. new pressure liz yes particularly internationally japan is saying it's holding on to a one point four billion dollars soft loan for a light rail project here in colombo while it monitors developments put it up to that for ninety million dollars from the u.s. is millennium chall

marched alterman troops from greater syria into the sinai peninsula.in february they tried to cross the suez canal east to west. but the british troops guarding the canal good peled the attack and the ottomans withdrew but it was another just war love mary and you're going to just as well appear how it is a player a junkie for the moment all of. a willingly is rich but often not going to be argued over there. as jamal pasha and the ultimates face defeat it sue is sheriff who seems revolt was gaining momentum. the british who promised hussein and his family feud to control over the greater arab state in present day syria lebanon palestine and jordan. and the edge of the city to you by a little bit here but a lot of. us about how do you walk us apart. let me guess marley. a thing about. it don't let the money and i back when. i'd be about a. mile and with a lot of men. one would you be going to. burn with a. morning. come home and. well i do assure you i have done or did know. during the nine hundred fifteen. condemned dozens to death in beirut and damas

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gaza and you create an industrial area, and empower it with lots of money and create essentially the sinai riviera area and try to attract palestinians and give them opportunities there and give cause an outlet to the world control by the egyptians in some fashion, and perhaps over time, and so, you get different answers candidly, and i am keenly interested as many here are interested as to what the contours of this potential deal might be. i cannot confirm or deny that i might be at the west wing this afternoon to hear something about that. certainly not. >> i want to give you the chance to conclude exactly how you need to handle this, and not with specifics, but go back to strategic view. this administration and previous administrations, there has always been this worry about the united states not staying the course. people say they come in and they get out and they don't have lasting friends, and you cannot trust the americans and everything is terrible and in a way i hate to use it, but they quoted the legacy of the trail and that they have been friends and not friends. tell me first o

by early one nine hundred seventeen that removed the ottomans from the sinai peninsula and continued their march towards palestine. in december allonby entered jerusalem on food out of respect for the holy city. the bloodshed of greater syria was forced out allenby pressed on to take the whole of the levant and force a complete ottoman retreat. the signing of the armistice of mood ross took place on the thirtieth of october nine hundred eighty a month later the whole war was over. once jerusalem fell david ben-gurion joined a jewish regiment of the british army in london before returning to palestine to pursue his political career. ben-gurion story typifies how the war presented opportunity it wasn't so much the speed at which he transferred his allegiance it was more that he recognized that a time of radical and far reaching change was dawning in the region. a new world order was about to take shape and he wanted to be one of its architects . the first world war gave birth to three nationalist movements turkish zionist and i. and the relationship between the turks and arabs changed

sinai hospital in new york city. he has spent nearly 40 years s studying pv. >> there were too many patients with polycythehemia vera in tha- in thatat area than one could account for. whether the environment or toxins in the enenvironmenent lead t to an ind risk of polycythemia vera is unknown. thatat's really an area of research anand also speculation. the problem is that there are multiple toxic compounds that are in the ground and also in the air in this area, and to prove a one-to-one relationship is going to be very, very tougugh. in this area, there were a lot of supeper-fund sites and coal mines. so, you know, they weren't here, they weren't there. they were here. and that was the concern. and that's the concern in my mind toto this day. it's a question mark. i don't have the answer to this. i'm not a statistician, but intuitively it would seem to me more than chance that--that this would occur. >> while science continues to gather evidence, some people believe that politics and profit are outweighing the nee

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airport, a seaport, an industrial area, empower it with lots of hundred, you create essentially this sinai riviera, and you try to attract palestinians, give them opportunities there. give gaza an outlet to the world there controlled with by the egyptians, presumably, in some fashion. but perhaps -- >> singapore, yeah. >> and, you know, you get different answers, candidly. and i'm keenly interested as are many here, if not all here, as to what the contours of this potential deal might be. and, you know, i can't confirm or deny that i might be at the west wing this afternoon to hear something about that. but, again -- >> will you come back and tell us? >> certainly not. >> certainly not. [laughter] general petraeus, i want to give you the chance to conclude exactly how you like to, you know, me to handle this. not to say with specifics, but go back to strategic view. >> uh-huh. >> this administration, even previous administrations, there's always been this worry about the united states not staying the course. people say, you know, they get in and they get out, and they don't have lasting fr

sinai day and. the protect against that that day would miss the brigade and the. boat across the country and they have all that major development that go there is likely to end tonight and the details of the engagement. will be coming out soon but we'll probably know that all of the protected do what it takes libya didn't need the needed me and they would have got it's a major highway and so point across ok so that's an acute situation avoided nothing all but i mean the issue of blasphemy and the blasphemy law keeps coming up in pakistan. something that had to be. made. the fact. that people are going to have to really think about going to try and modify the law that nobody. in that country would. be important to see what kind of. government and they are going to get if you. get it done and. they're going out of control i thought and the people are going to be a grenade. and they're. going to be something that keeps bringing up from time to time. to be given to dictate. that didn't happen in the future. without uptight from some about thank you also a senior musli

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. >> this is what people who attend the weekly prayer service at the sem am sinai will see as they arrivend. >> you can't react in the same way. anger even though we're angry and frustrated. we have to work to build a world

it comes through the reformation back to mount sinai and i think we need to explore how sinai and exodus and covenant made such a difference through the reformation in shaping the early understanding of this country because you have a very, very different view say than democracy. seen in democracy 50 years and -- the framers were extremely weary above all democracy but of democracy at large for various reasons where covenantallism and constitutional is rich in its implications for citizenship. second question i raise -- what do you americans mean by freedom? said paymentsly a rose is a rose is a rose. but you can't say freedom is freedom is freedom. it's much and challenging and complex than that and you can see that different view of out in very different places in 1850s abraham lincoln says even talk about freedom but they mean different things in north and south and today there are other profound differences from that. those who see freedom as a mission to do what you like. and those who see freedom as the power to do what you ought. but there are many other subtilties that common out

it comes through the recogniti recognition, back to mount sinai. i think we need to explore how sinai and the exodus and the covenant made such a difference through the reservation and shaping the early understanding of this country. you have a very, very different view say that democracy. ..: : : the history down parent is much subtler and more challenging a complex than not. and you can see the different views of freedom come out in very different places appeared in 1850s abraham lincoln that everyone talks about freedom but a main different things in the north and south and today there is other profound differences for now here in the greatest historian of freedom argues that the basic differences between those who see freedom as punishment to do what you like. and those who see freedom as the power to do what you would do many subtleties come out in our arguments in my styles today. i would stay to the discussion earlier. arguing about the differences freedom and positive freedom. no one is free if they're under the constraint of the coercion o

sinai is one of the world's oldest cities with a history stretching back doing that millennia least today it is devastated my country yemen has been under steady bombardment for three years few images have reached you a few journalists stared aventura here i wanted to make a film to document what the population is going through because it was built and then i met ahmed his sister and his nephew who is about the same age as he is from his window takes aim at planes. but you know how you look at. the budget and. see him get. this it. doesn't say that it's good to do that that's the had much. janet guyon you janica had less mass outlet. the. every day since march twenty fifteen the children have lived in fear of the danger in the skies. and 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 thousands of civilians. i. say for. ever since the bombings began and often had has been obsessed with war. what. she faced. salish first scanner a watch a festival of the slow mo that have to

lot of concern that the store that said we both was in attacks on the other mosque for example in sinai which was the largest. terrorist attack and that's it is. japan has frozen more than a benny and dollars in aid to sri lanka as the country's political crisis deepens last week president is saying it just must promise. replacing him with former president mahinda rajapaksa rajapaksa is now facing allegations of bribing and pace to back him and a confidence vote but a smith reports from colombo. it's unethical and despicable says opposition m.p. policy. playing recordings of phone calls he says from allies of sri lanka's new prime minister mahinda rajapaksa. bandar says he's been offered two point eight million dollars and the posting cabinet to switch sides the scramble for votes has come after president my three policy is cena suspended parliament and fired his former ally prime minister ronald wickramasinghe are both men had joined forces in elections in twenty fifteen to oust rajapaksa but don't under the work we do we formed his government democratically my three policy center join

into iraq making way for the next systematically wanted to lobby shelves just creeping across the sinai peninsula heading towards that eastern side of the mediterranean so i could see want to share some showers to be added to jordan into israel some thick clouds for lebanon central areas all of iran generally fine and dry that dry weather stretches way over towards the himalayas west and south of the himalayas maybe into spec as dan could see want to two showers here absolute wintry night as you can see all match he gets no warmer than around seven degrees celsius a little further south tashkent at twelve degrees cloud of rain will make its way across iraq so baghdad will see some rain for a time as also the case into kuwait and that right could be a little heavy. chaucer wanted to share just around the eastern side of the met some of the sherry rank it had its way towards the northeast of saudi arabia for every close to us here in qatar hopefully we'll just not a little further more move across the gulf and head into iran said generate drive but we could see some bits and pieces of rig

on too long it's no longer an instrument of politics but acts according to its own logic was in the sinai and org to essentially became a military war against hazardous media ts and of course peasants also tried to find ways to fight off soldiers we couldn't villains disability of some armed themselves and defeated and killed smaller groups of soldiers which led to reprisals and lunch too and so on. so far they've gotten so vital and so vital to do you must be patient that is really not in my father's interest he has been making decisions since the queen was able to thank you father and your father is a wise statesman but that doesn't give him the right to undermine her will the queen is young but their decisions are well considered and reasonable truth he makes nobody makes me wait i'm going up like always. if you are problems i've used and the problem was that some of us had a lot of experience while books and i was more of a diplomatic novice so the two repeatedly clashed that means the swedish delegation was divided along both personal and political lines of a petition even when i was

(vicki)(vicki) stan lee passed away monday morning at cedar's sinai medical center. that's according to an attorney for lee's daughter. (grant) the comic giant was taken by ambulance from his los angeles home to the hospital monday morning... where he later died. the cause of death is not yet known. stan lee was 95-years old. stan lee was 95-years old. (vicki) trump has landed in san francisco... or at least a version of him. where you can interact with the current president of the united states. years of drought, millions of dead trees, extreme winds. our weather is becoming more extreme, and we all need to work together to keep our neighborhoods safe. i'm lisa veliz waweru from pg&e. at pg&e, we are accelerating our forest management work in high fire-threat areas, removing dead trees, trimming branches and creating 12-foot safety clearances around power lines. for more information on how to keep you and your neighborhood safe, visit pge.com/wildfiresafety (grant) by popular demand ... president trump has come to san francisco... or at least his likeness has.(vicki

nat sound:finally he went to doctor alfred iloreta at mount sinai hospital in new york.ickly they found the cerebro-spinal fluid leak.dr. alfred iloreta:"sometimes when you have this leakage of fluid from the brain, it can evolve into what we call an ascending infection so infection can transmit or bacteria can transit from the nose into the brain resulting in meningitis." those doctors did minimally invasive skull surgery using a flap of tissue harvested from phillpotts' body to correct the problem and get phillpotts back to his family.greg phillpotts:"you ever been so congested you can't breathe and all of a sudden you could breathe again? you know what a relief that was?" (vicki) so how can someone tell if a runny nose is actually a brain fluid leak? doctor iloreta says watch out if the runny nose is coming from just one nostril. (grant) also, the fluid has a salty taste and comes with severe headaches. the doctor says the meningitis that could come with it has a 50 percent mortality rate. (vicki) up next... find out what the oxford dictionary word of the year is afte

passed away at cedars-sinai in los angeles. >>> questioning the link between concussions and head trauma. why one veteran said there is no scientific evidence linking the two. >>> air quality continues to be that except to the south where it is better. we will take a look and see what's in store. some updates for tuesday. >>> we been led to believe that this can cause ct. >> his career was cut short by a concussion. he was recently in the bay area and he has cowritten a book that has a different approach to perhaps the most pressing issue in football today. we have the report.>>reporter: for many years the nfl tonight a connection between head trauma and the degenerative brain condition known as cte. the league is involved in multimillion dollar settlements with former players and multi- million-dollar research projects. one unlikely former player is saying wait a minute. >> merrill hodge along with a neural pathologist has co- authored a book entitled rain washed. the connection between football and cte. >> we have been led to believe that head trauma causes cte and there is no sign to

chapter to lee's own story came to a close monday at age 95 when the legend passed away at cedars-sinaillywood boulevard, many modeled after lee's characters, said they felt the loss. >> no, i can't believe that. that is, i don't know, it's just really sad. >> that he's died, you know? that he's dead? >> jimmy: what a loving tribute to this great man from two of his most iconic characters. [ cheers and applause ] more high-profile members of team trump are said to be on the chopping block. the president is reportedly planning to give the ax to kirstjen nielsen, his secretary of homeland security. nielsen has done her best to please the president. she strongly supported his policy of taking children away from their parents at the border but i guess in the end she juste kelly is also rumored to be on the way out. the president's been rumored to want to fire him for a while. but he's been too chicken to fire people face-to-face and john kelly is the guy who does it for him. so now trump has to figure out a way to get john kelly to do it to himself. now melania's getting in on the action. d

stan lee passed away this morning at cedar's sinai medical center in los angeles. (pam) still ahead tonight -- a special treat for dozens of teens dealing with heartbreak -- after their town is destroyed in the wildfire. how the 49ers are helping them cope. (ken) and -- wildfire season has been a long one... so one thing that's on everyones mind is rain... an in-depth look into this year's "el nino" forecast when we come back. (sports) coming up in sports, the warriors looking for another win...without steph curry in the lineup. we'll have the highlights from l-a. ars of drought, millions of dead trees, extreme winds. our weather is becoming more extreme, and we all need to work together to keep our neighborhoods safe. i'm lisa veliz waweru from pg&e. at pg&e, we are accelerating our forest management work in high fire-threat areas, removing dead trees, trimming branches and creating 12-foot safety clearances around power lines. for more information on how to keep you and your neighborhood safe, visit pge.com/wildfiresafety at at&t, we believe in access. the opport

stan lee mapassed away at cedars-sinai mktd center in los angeles.mics by introducing human fralts and superheroes like spider-man,'s the fantastic four and incredible hulk. and if you're i afan of any of those movies, you always saw the stan lee cameo. >> he was somewhere in the movie. >> halfway through you'd see him sneak in there. >>> we have mbl m"monday night football" coming up right after this newscast. 49ers are hosting the new york giants. >> nick mullens will again start at quarterback for the niners. abc 7 sports anchor mindi bach like at levi's stadium with a preview. >> hi, larry. there was a concern this game may not happen because of air quality. but earlier this week the 49ers did cut short or cut out altogether parts of their practices because of the bad air. the head coach was not worried nick mullens would get needed reps because this is the first week that he ran -- shanahan gave us some insights as to how mullens has prepared himself. >> he's out there, he's dialed in. he takes advantage of every opportunity. we showed some clip

sixty seven it expanded its borders in the six day war to include the west bank the gaza strip the sinai peninsula and the golan heights usually only comes meat illicit meat elf was told in a sort of really you would be. feed there till. you started and talked about. a serious was that he must not but on were how the kernel cause. is to turn out that why you know if he doesn't have the flu or be able could such a critical cause medical bill bugs. and john minimize the hail a comma bill is full of the new year but the fool could well with the early obama and then most of my billion dollar. cut out of the workers of you were in the lemme tell you that one at the end all of it was that me with all those very early euro those people in israel today like president rivlin who call for a bi national state they ask they insist. on. civil rights for the palestinians and human rights for the palestinians equality for the palestinians in terms of economic social and cultural issues etc but not political. that these days will remain the state where jews would have the upper hand politically speaking

the solidarity was present at temple sinai in oakland last night. security was tight. guards were checking bags at the door. people from all faiths were invited to attend services to remember all the victims killed in that deadly pittsburgh massacre. >> we'll say their names before we do our mourners prayer, a prayer we say in mourning but is actually a prayer about finding strength. i think that's really what is so important about our community gathering tonight. >> more interfaith services will take place in the bay area this weekend. >>> we have new details about a sexual assault investigation on the peninsula. a teenager says three men forced her into a van and sexually assaulted her. she says she was standing in front of her home in east palo alto early yesterday morning when the van pulled up. the men drove her to an unidentified location, assaulted her, and pushed her out of the van. investigators believe this was a random attack and are only saying the van was black. >>> a rare shooting now in a normally quiet and upscale part of the bay area. it happened in br

he died today at cedars-sinai medical center in los angeles. stanley was 95 years old. >>> with california once again on fire, there are questions this afternoon about what's causing the catastrophic flames. coming up, a live interview with a four-story expert about land management, and what it would take to limit wildfire damage across the state. >>> and, a nurse who had multiple near-death experiences rushes to work after narrowly escaping the camp fire. she recounts her terrifying ordeal. >> the captain was calling for air support and said, we need airstrike, we need airstrike now. we are not going to make it. and, they got back on the radio. i'll never forget, they said, it's impossible. we can't send you that. and i just thought, oh, god. we are going to die. >> a lot of people across the country acknowledging the work of those first responders. take a look now live at the manhattan skyline. buildings lit up in orange and blue we are told, to show solidarity and support to first responders and victims of the wildfires in california. the da

." >> kroft: that same day, he went straight to mount sinai hospital in new york city to meet with alogist. >> tim green: and, you know-- >> kroft: what'd he tell you? >> tim green: "get your affairs in order." >> troy green: he basically said that the end is near, you better get your affairs in order. >> kroft: not what you wanted to hear? >> tim green: no. >> kroft: a.l.s., the three stands for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a rare disease that new york yankee legend lou gehrig gave a name and a face to 80 years ago, and that recently claimed the life of physicist dr. stephen hawking. it destroys the nerves that move muscles, eventually making it impossible to walk, speak or breathe. tim understood that he had been given a death sentence. he also had no interest in doctors, treatments or sympathy. >> tim green: i said, "we're not talking about it." >> troy green: it was almost taboo. even, even around the house, no one, we wouldn't talk about it, we wouldn't address it. it was just kind of like the elephant in the room. >> kroft: were you in denial? >> tim green: no, i knew i had i

into iraq making way for the next systematically wanted to lobby showers just creeping across the sinai peninsula heading towards that eastern side of the mediterranean so i could see want to share some showers there it out into jordan into israel some thick cloud for lebanon central areas all of iran generally fine and dry that fly by the stretches of the way over towards the himalayas western side of the himalayas maybe into a speck is down could see want to show us here apps of the wintry night as you can see all match he gets no woman around seven degrees celsius a little further south as can at twelve degrees cloud of rain will make its way across iraq so baghdad will see some rain for a time as also the case into kuwait and that right could be a little heavy chance of want to choose showers just around the eastern side of the met some of the shall we rank it at its way towards the northeast of saudi arabia for every close to us here in qatar hopefully it will just not a little further more because move across the gulf and head into iran said generate dry but we could see some bits

we saw the withdrawal of the israeli army from the sinai in 1973. it is perfectly conceivable and quite normal in international relations for these processes to lead to settlements that lead to withdrawals of foreign forces from somebody else's territory. >> so if i understand your answer, it's not that we have some detailed plan to do it. our answer is within the context of some kind of overall peace settlement, that would be a provision? >> that would be an absolute requirement, but we sweet 10 by saying our troops will eventually leave. the turkish president tayyip erdogan when there is a political process and the title 2254 and the u.n. resolution his troops are ready to leave, the israelis tell us they only carry out military operations because the iranians are there, and you can see theel ements of a possible solution. >> the turks previously had a goal of the removal of assad. has that changed or is that still their goal? >> i have a tough enough time sometimes answering questions on u.s. foreign policy. turkey, even though i spent nine years