hundreds of tribesmen have been protesting in a southern israeli city.l has the report. >> this is the village that will not die. a settlement once home to some 600 people, bulldozed 52 times by israeli forces. there is no running water or electricity, but the village elder is adamant that this is legally held bedouin land and he will not move. inas long as i am not prison, i will return to this land. i would rather die here than live in some other village or city. southern city on monday several hundred protesters, including members of the israeli parliament, marched to demand a stop to the controversial moves. this plan will forcibly evacuate 35 bedouin settlements that the government has designated as not recognized. >> the israeli government stresses the this will give them the system they do not have that the moment, but protesters suspect more sinister motives. >> it is important to remember have israeliduin citizenship, but the government insists on treating the group's very differently. >> it is simply an indication regime,ael is a racist no doub

. >> reporter: sherwood is known as a fast growing southern city home to nascar and some of the biggest banks. what it's probably not known at all for is the 200 german companies who call the city home and are on the edge of helping solve an economic problem. why with the unemployment rate so high do they lack skilled workers. mixing together government, business, education and technology, and it's helping spark a resurgence of man talk tearing. this is the biggest manufacturing plant building steam and gas turbines to generate electricity. when manufacturing employment is challenged in the u.s., this doubled the number of jobs in the past two years to 1,550 but that's easier said than done. >> there is plenty good people that have basic skills, it's just that we don't have them trained in the modern advance manufacturing skills we need for today. >> reporter: that's where the german connection comes in. these companies brought their apprenticeship program and connected with colleges like central piedmont to train workers, old style. >> they have a proven system for over a couple thousa

the conflict however violence could not be avoided in autumn of two thousand and eleven in the southern city of us one muslims attacked a christian church and tried to burn it down they said it had been built without permission. two days later ten cells outraged cops went out to protest in the center of cairo right in front of the mosquito state television building they claim against us once local gov and called for an independent inquiry into the church attack. that then. that's when this happened in mass farah i wasn't far away from the egyptian television broadcasting center i work very video cairo suddenly we could hear gunfire i saw military trucks going back and forth a great speeder and must be people were forced either to the side of the road or towards the nile i saw a lot of bodies it was often people whose arms and legs and being ripped off other people tried to cover the bodies somehow my colleagues and i tried to escape to the televisions office buildings but they attacked us we tried to short documents i was one of the first there and the officer figured i had from my name that

executive of both companies unveiled the new plan at the renault-nissan production base in the southern city of chenai. he says the economies of india and other emerging nations will pick up to show strong growth. >> i'm very optimistic about the high growth market even though i recognize from time to time we have to adapt and slow down. but this doesn't challenge our strategy, which means it doesn't change our investments. >> gohn said engineers are jointly developing small low-cost vehicles. he unveiled the first nissan model under the revived datsun brand. he said they hoped to increase their market share in india fivefold by promoting affordable cars. that's the latest in business. i'll leave you with a check on markets. >>> a u.n. tribunal has opened in the hague to examine a complaint by the philippine government on china's territorial claims in the south china sea. >> the philippine government has noted that the arbitration process has begun. >> the philipine government argues that china's territorial claims are in violation of the u.n. convention on the law of the sea. china claims i

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through turkey and this of course is very worrying for many people in turkey the bomb attacks on the southern city overhang there was a big alarming signal because people fear that civil war could spread from syria into turkey not least the religious tarion world because the attack was on largely allows the white people the sort of religious background which of course president assad in syria himself has so the turkish government many people fear is playing with fire by not simply permitting refugees to come into turkey but by committing foreign fighters and weapons to enter syria some of those people are not necessarily going to be very doso all towards turkey don't least towards the minorities in turkey who they regard as allied with the shiite alawite groups that they hate in lebanon in syria and in iran and doesn't fully mean that ancora is asking for trouble in the region if it has revived its ties or tell of it. it is very awkward because whatever the truth of this is and i think the rule of thumb in all international relations is not to be certain of anything until it's been officially deni

have been killed and dozens injured over after two blasts went off within an hour in pakistan southern city of karachi. the first bomb was strapped to a motorcycle and detonated when a local official drove past killing one of his staffers the second blast hit a three story building killing three civilians and injuring dozens more sources say the group weak taliban has claimed responsibility for the blast. the whistleblower on the run adverts now that is waiting for his temporary asylum request in russia to be approved the cia leak her well will then be able to have safe haven for a year after being stranded in the transit zone of the moscow airport for over three weeks one snowden gets the paperwork he'll finally be able to leave the airport and will enjoy the same rights as annie russian citizen it is unclear how long he'll stay in the country however to get asylum the fugitive x. and it's a contract there had to agree not to release any more leaks harmful to the u.s. but jim kellogg from the open rights group hopes he'll resume releasing materials as soon as he can. i hope it doesn't mean

several bombs have gone off in libya's southern city of benghazi the blasts near a court and offices of the justice ministry destroyed vehicles and injured thirteen people the attacks follow the escape of more than one thousand prison inmates on saturday night only around one hundred have been recaptured so far. well ukraine faces a dilemma whether it wants to align itself with russia's regional trade bloc or to drive for e.u. integration the former soviet state has close ties with russia but it's on greater cooperation with the e.u. parties or even looks at what's driving ukraine. a lot of people of course want to be closer to europe but the european union is reluctant to rectify ukraine's integration into its free trade zone claiming that the country is simply not up to the european standards just gets of course there are many who believe that the motivation behind them is not of the economic but rather of the political nature there are some who believe that the of could find its place on the european markets but if you compare the products that are made manufactured in ukraine to

the pope started his day in the southern city of operacita, a visit to the shrine of the virgin mary, the 16th statue found by fishermen is revered here. "the dragon evil is present but does not have the upper hand" he says. "our young people feel attracted to idols taking god's place offering money, success, power." >> reporter: this . >> this is a time for range but i'm happy because i'm excited to see him. >> reporter: he attended a hospital treating those hooked on crack cocaine even meeting some of those in the program. it should be noted there are a total of 500 catholics in total in mongolia. we found two of them last night, there are six mongolian catholics but it's 11 hours until this event starts, already people waiting for it, some of them looked like they camped out on the beach, it was rainy overnight, the pope today and the vatican playing down concerns to people throwing things at him saying it happens all the time but still it is a concern here. kate, chris, back to you. >> that's one thing that stuck out to you, mongolian catholics. that was a huge setup getting ready

, our southern city. we've been doing that and we'll continue to do that. our main concern in our contacts with egyptian government is to make sure that the peace is preserved and that terrorists are prevented. >> schieffer: reports this morning that -- >> not upper most, upper most in my mind is preventing the greatest terror of all. that is that the radical islamist regime in iran gets the weapons of ultimate terror, nuclear weapons. that has to be prevented for the sake of peace, world peace not only our survival but your vital interests and i think the flow of history will judge us if we're able or unable to we're able or unable to prevent this catastrophe. >> schieffer: let me ask you one question on the syrian civil war. reports this morning that israel carried out attack this month that targeted advanced anti-ship cruise missiles sold by russia. can you tell us anything about that? >> every time something happens in the middle east israel is accused most often accused i'm not in the habit of saying

. >>> it will be harder to know went ice cream man is in the neighborhood in one southern california citythe long beach city council has voted to have the city attorney write up an ordinance that would silence ice cream trucks when they are parked. it would forbid the trucks from playing amplified music while selling their treats. once the state ordinance is written, the council will vote on it. come on now. let the music play. sweet ice cream. >>> heard of big and then there is really big. >> listen to this a 22-pound lobster caught along the east coast. we are going to show it to you. you have got to see it to believe it, coming up after the break. (sir can-a-lot) good day, ma' lady. i am sir can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! (male announcer) break the monotony. visit spam.com. >>> to finish up, say you need a whole lot of butter for a 22-pound lobster. finger licking good and more. >> a seafood restaurant in connecticut caught this colossal crustacean. >> that is just his arm. >> the attraction, kids coming in to pet it and

. ♪ it's a party in the usa >>> fireworks started early in the southern california city of moore park they do every year, on the 3rd of july. thousands of revelers showed up to watch the stars last night. >>> let's take a look at the morning road conditions. slick at times in the interior northeast and great lakes. flooded roads across florida. a slick ride across the gulf coast. thunderstorms from new mexico to southern colorado. if you're flying on this july 4th, couple of airport delays to look out for, in atlanta and new orleans. >>> back to the news, now. a california college student has died after getting hit by a giant oak tree near yosemite. annais rittenberg was a counselor. >> i was on the phone. is she all right? no, she isn't. and i said, is she dead? and he said, yes. and then, i lost it. >> four other adults were treated at hospitals after that tree fell while the children were eating breakfast. the tree took down power lines near the campfire area and the dining hall. it did not damage any buildings. >>> an ohio woman managed to survive after her car was swallowed by a

. >>> one southern california city just couldn't wait until today to celebrate our nation's birthday,o she kicked off things a little early. >> people in moorpark, california, treated to a fireworks extravaganza, lit up the skies last night. 24 hours before similar festivities get under way across most of the country. i don't mind a fireworks show 24 hours early, right? >> it's always a great thing to see. and i love the fourth of july because there's not a lot of prep. it's one of those holidays you can enjoy. >> you don't have to get dressed up. >> don't have to buy gifts. >> don't have to buy gifts.

david and dan in pursuing the blue green way and the other projects that are transforming the city's southern waterfront as well as the entire port jurisdiction so we thank you for your leadership and for y efforts and i look forward to continuing this process. thank you. >> thank you. commissioners any comments? >> once again i want to thank you dan and all the others. i think this is one of the things that will make our waterfront that much more special. corine thank you for the work on this and clearly a labor of love and highlight to you how important it is to have members of the public to come and really support projects and pay attention to that and to interested parties that is what makes things turn out so successful and you heard in other presentations earlier and corine has been on every citizen's advisory committee that we have talked about today. >> [inaudible] >> but thank you. yes, i think it is very exciting and this is what is going to draw people to our waterfront. i do want to highlight once again i think -- to sue's point earlier it's important to recognize the impact of cl

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you see southern oklahoma city and joplin. have you or your government had to work with the insurance industry since this happened? is beinginsurance now completely develop -- governmentally controlled. by fema. if you want to buy flood insurance, which have to new if you are in a flood area and you have a mortgage, the banks will require it. the only place you can buy as the national flood insurance plan. that is not completely controlled by the government. they will have private brokers who will help them to sell it, but the insurer is the national flood insurance when within fema. the way we've got to work with insurance companies, it has been the business insurances and homeowners, and homeowners pay very little on this because every homeowners plan that i know, there is a flood exclusion. it is predominate -- it predominately fell on the national flood insurance plan. that is why the real sandy relief package is about $50 billion, because $10 billion of the $60 billion went to the national flood insurance land, it should

. >>> one southern california city just couldn't wait until today to celebrate our nation's birthday, so she kicked off things a little early. >> people in moorpark, california, treated to a fireworks extravaganza, lit up the skies last night. 24 hours before similar festivities get under way across most of the country. i don't mind a fireworks show 24 hours early, right? >> it's always a great thing to see. and i love the fourth of july because there's not a lot of prep. it's one of those holidays you can enjoy. >> you don't have to get dressed up. >> don't have to buy gifts. >> don't have to buy gifts. no card. >> maybe marinate a little chicken to bring to a barbecue. >> eating some good food and seeing the fireworks and feeling summer. good stuff. >> i like that. >> all right, up next, a mother shares the details of her terrifying ordeal. her little girl, snatched out of their shopping cart by a wanted felon. you'll hear what happened next. >>> plus, communities preparing to celebrate our nation's i understand pence with food, fireworks and fun. we'll share some of the best ones c

. >>> harder to know when the ice cream man is in the neighborhood in one southern california city. long beach city council has voted, listen, yeah, the city attorney to write up an ordinance that will silence trucks when parked. >> it's a classic. >> prevent trucks to play amplified music selling the sweet treats. members have fond memory of the sound of ice cream trucks from childhood chasing it down the street, asking your mom for a quarter but they received a series of noise complaints. >> as a kid you had to be doing something -- hear the music -- awesome. >> give me an eskimo pie. >> i'll take one of these, i'll take the bon-bons. >> been a while since i've seen one. >> i'm sure you have fond memories chasing trucks. i do, i do. ten cents for an ice cream. i'm not that old. 87 degrees in livermore. 77 fremont. 79 in redwood city. i'm not going to shortchange you. heres your serven day outlook. mid-80s, upper 80s across the board. no major swings. good morning. >> keeping it even. here even flow as well. across the golden gate bridge morning track not a problem. low clouds. wat

it's a new bus line and it has been envisioned as a new east/west line in the southern part of the city connecting balboa park station, the bay shore station dipping into san mateo. this is to develop some improvements and outreach to raise awareness in the community. this is a study that's been funded by multiple sources, including prop k as well as grant from the cal-trans with also contributions from our partners, some of them in san mateo county which is the congestion management agency for san mateo. cal train is also contributed some funds to the study. the scope is in your packet. the selection panel for the procurement including zach from the transportation authority as well as the sfmta and from cal transand ccag. the panel selected three of the teams for interviewing. after the interviews the panel selected the [inaudible] team as the top ranked proposer. based on that teams very strong urban design and complete streets expertise and services. it was the only team that dedicate edd urban designer. the team also demonstrated some strong out reach capabilities and /aeu poach. we

it's my honor to introduce someone who to drone deuce this award, many of you much in the southern part of the cityy have worked side by side with and do amazing things in your neighborhood, especially along merchant corridors. that's chrisy atano of the economic work force development. (applause) >> we're at the homestretch for awards. so, i've had the distinct pleasure of being able to work with many of the residents of the portola and got corrected many times how to pronounce that name. so, i am also a resident of silver terrace. it's been such a pleasure to work with everyone in the committee including both of the supervisors that have been part of the district. (applause) >> supervisor campos and supervisor malia cohen. i'm not going to speak too much because i know the nominater took not only is she a part of this community, but she has taken the time to really outline all the achievements of the community. but i will say on behalf of my boss, amy cohen, the portola never had a drop down on the yelp. it never had a drop down on the cdbg grant application process. and they used to have t-shirt

you see southern oklahoma city and joplin. how much have you or your government had to work with the insurance industry since this happened? >> flood insurance now is being completely governmentally controlled. by fema. if you want to buy flood insurance, which have to new jersey if you are in a flood area and you have a mortgage, the banks will require it. the only place you can buy as the national flood insurance plan. that is not completely controlled by the government. they will have private brokers who will help them to sell it, but the insurer is the national flood insurance when within fema. the way we've got to work with insurance companies, it has been the business insurances and homeowners, and homeowners pay very little on this because every homeowners plan that i know, there is a flood exclusion. it predominately fell on the national flood insurance plan. that is why the real sandy relief package is about $50 billion, because $10 billion of the $60 billion went to the national flood insurance land, it should been u

much of nevada, southern idaho, salt lake city once again pretty much the same. even vegas was 110. in vegas you lead the way this morning at a cool 91 degrees. middle of the night. that's crazy. temperatures rather comfortable in portland and seattle where we've been advertising some of the best summer weather in the entire country throughout this week. not a lot has changed. we did see a few showers pop up yesterday in arizona with some of that monsoonal flow. still very warm in the northwest. that snaking stationary front cooled off a few spots in montana, wyoming and colorado. a lot of the cool isn't going to head into areas that need it including boise, salt lake city and areas of the interior west. medford, we cooled you off today. showers in store for the desert areas today. they'll be hit and miss. >> looks like a decent weekend shaping up in the west for summertime. very typical. details coming up. >>> the head of the seattle shame be chamber of commerce, bill karins, thank you very much. >> if i'm getting endorsed i need a logo. >>> straight ahead, spirit air jumps on the

most of the crimes have been committed in the southern part of that city. >>> fairfield police arresteden yesterday, accused of drug trafficking. investigators say 25-year-old lavon kendall of richmond seen here and 24-year-old eric brown of fairfield were both taken into custody after a two-month- long investigation. police say they found the two men at a home on taber avenue. inside the home, officers say they found marijuana and cash and also found three pistols and a submachine gun. >>> hundreds of people gathered in san francisco today to mark the 60th anniversary of the end of fighting in the korean war. veterans at family members came together for a ceremony as the dedication of a korean war memorial, about to be built at the presidio. one of the people behind the new memorial is former bay area congressman and korean war veteran, pete mccloskey. >> my company walked into the reservoir with 225 people, walked out with 14. and the few that are still alive, they say we don't want our kids fighting there. >> the new korean war memorial is scheduled to be completed by the summer of 2

narrator: cities throughout southern california converted natural rivers to these concrete channels, part of their storm drain systems. this allowed expanding development without the need for large flood plains. kharaghani: the los angeles river is approximately 51 miles. concrete reduces the size of the river that you need to carry the water because it speeds up the flow of water. if you'd like to remove all the concrete and to have natural system to carry the water to protect you from flooding, you need to have almost one mile on each side of the river set aside for transport of rain. so in order for the city to have use of those lands around the river, concrete made it possible to have minimum land so the water can be carried to the ocean in the fastest possible way. but, unfortunately, because of population growth and poor housekeeping, people are putting a lot of pollutants on the street and the streets are the openings to our stormwater sewer system. in an average year, 4,000 to 5,000 tons of trash ends up in long beach. man: we've created a system to deal with flooding but ina