all right there outside the prison which is in southern israel. it is 5:00 a.m., and they are getting ready. they are not packing for a school trip, instead, they are skipping school to visit share father in prison. he is serving 67 life sentences. the israeli authoritied banned his wife from seeing her husband. only the children can get prison visitation permits. >> in the last 10 1/2 years i have only seen him twice. he used to be held in solitary confinement. this ended and now i am refused security clearance to visit him. >> the girls have started monthly prison visits. they are special events and they insist on buys new outfelts every time. she was only a month old when her father was detained. that will be the 6th time she has seen her father, and he is only ever held her when she was a newborn. >> we used to know my dad. when he was on inker strike, we only hear from the lawyer. we get exhausted but when we see him all the exhaustion goes away. >> now they cross the military check point into israel. they don't return until nighttime. >> aft

al jazeera in the prison in southern israel. >> reporter: france is hosting an a meeting of leaders tohe tackling growing of youth unemployment. about 25% of young people in france are unemployed. but the problem is more severe in the region of kali in the north of the country and jackie reports. >> this used to be a thriving port city but in recent years local businesses have closed and fewer ships come into dock and it's one of the most economically depressed cities in france. and he runs a family business renting out cranes and lifting equipment. he has recently recruited two young people and trying to encourage other local businesses to do the same. but he says it's difficult to find suitably qualified candidates. >> translator: the world of education doesn't necessarily know what companies need if you never go see companies it's hard to respond, many different training courses and are they good and meet the needs of companies, i'm not sure. >> reporter: and help from a local initiative that aims to match young jobseekers with small businesses in the reason and he was hired on a on

after hours of driving, security checks and waiting, they arrive at the prison in southern israel toisit their father for 45 minutes. many other palestine children go through the same thing because the adult family members of a third of palestine prisoners do not receive permits to visit their relatives in israeli prisons. >> underinternational humanitarian law it is illegal to transfer prisoners to the facility in israel. israel holds over 5,000 palestine prisoners in 26 prisons. only one of which is in the occupied west bank. >> this is out of a policy to control their life and relations - mainly their relations with their families, and the lawyers that represent them. the monthly visits mean the world. they don't see the long trips as a burden, rather as the only way to stay close to their father. >> shoppers in venezuela frock to electronic stores after the government ordered them to slash their prices. >> stores have reopened on monday across venezuela after nicolas maduro sent the military into the store to slash prices and control the out of control inflation. as you can see,

effort to stop rockets from gaza on israeli civilians on thursday two mortars were fired into southern israel from the gaza strip protein response from the idf which launched air strikes against to conceal rocket launchers in the northern coast. the idf says but fifty rockets fired into israel this year compared to one thousand five hundred to the previous two zaire the team. and more fs i do the act the book. is you chantal of jokes talked of assisi was hailed a new era of defense cooperation with russia during the visit by russian officials that as my mind to the egyptian efforts to revive allies with an old ally and send a message to washington. it's suspended may th. does he get to the soviet union with close allies until the nineteen seventies when my room and listened to the united states which prompted its nineteen seventy nine peace deal with israel to choose between colorado and the jewish state has held for over three decades that israel is concerned that without the u s aid package the peace at all could come under threat. eleven egypt and israel have seen improved relations since

force to be holding drills in cooperation with u s greek and italian in the tree of the desert in southern israel in exercises designed to demonstrate and improve operational capabilities. the flag exercise the festive it's going to israel's history has been on the table five that he and the israeli air force has conducted two training flights a day during the last six months in anticipation of the ex office. we live in a tough world of dangerous world is real isn't a dangerous neighborhood. and we need the best equipped best trained forces as possible to protect our people our security and also the allies and we have prayed allies here. h miller tree forces funding participation in the texts themselves eyebrows have been raised over the timing of the exercise which coincides with the recent agreement between both powers and iran i picture on its nuclear activities. the video there this drill was planned way before what happened in geneva. there is no connection to what's happening regarding the negotiations with iran on steel on steel questions all options on the table because the goal is what's

third time and withdrew from the gaza strip, the result was rockets coming and making life in southern israel impossible. after three such experiences, data centers and a bobo middle of the road real estate, well-meaning israelis are astray. their fears are somewhat justified. yet, i say let's not surrender to fear, but let they can bring out a new, creative idea of how we move forward, learn from lessons of the past, but do not under estimate or do not ignore the fact that there are legitimate fears on the other side of israel. [applause] averages at one of the spectrum which is also the creation of the wall has had the effect of removing any sense of urgency to make a deal. what they hate sense of security inside israel, the day of reckoning of the palestinian question can be put off for seemingly forever. >> that's part of it. but to this day, we did not acknowledge these three traumas are very deep and near paralyzing israeli public opinion to ride away, the worst part of the solution. but that's another discussion. >> ari, i hope you don't mind if i ask a question. pinging is capon guy.

or a convoy of weapons, that they believed were being transferred to hezbollah in southern lebanon, as well. again, israelrming that either. what it has said publicly is that it does have a red line, a number of red lines. one of them is the transfer of sophisticated weaponry to hezbollah in southern lebanon where they believe they could be used against israel. they've said they won't take sides in the syrian conflict but will act if they believe such a transfer is going ahead. it looks like this attack -- >> this is cc breaking news. >> interrupting matthew there reporting from jerusalem because we're getting word of a shooting incident at los angeles international airport. l.a.x. aerials coming from affiliate kabc. an incident let's call this one. not sure of the details at the moment. >> what we're looking at are these aerials what seems to be officers, it looks like law enforcement officials, are some it's hard to see. it looked like they had at some point had pulled weapons but you see there's a firefighter there, as well who seems to be talking with law enforcement officials. we are also looking at

southern lebanon. >> if indeed this was an arms shipment, why would israel strike now? what is the strategy here? >> the believe probably amongst the intelligence community and the military community in israel is at this point between four and five different strikes have already been attributed to israel. there has been absolutely no response from the shop al-assad, the embattled syrian president and how the chemical arsenal has largely been dismantled according to the international organization who went into syria precisely for that purpose. assessment within israel's intelligence communities is probably at this point the response capacity of bashar al-assad is very low, so there is not too much risk in targeting these shipments inside syria. remember, israel's a red line on -- syrian issue is precisely the transferring of conventional and nonconventional weapons to its regional enemies. >> thanks very much indeed for that. reporting to us from jerusalem. meanwhile, u.n. and arab league envoy to syria said a peace summit are posed cannot take place without the syrian opposition. so far, some of

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israel, i never really knew what to think. first look around, it's like everybody says -- it's pretty. it's awesome. it's urban. sophisticated. hip. like southernnicer. then you see the young draftees in the streets and you start to get the idea. this is jerusalem. >> i'm taking you through damascus gate, which is one of the gates to the old city. these walls are pretty ancient. people say that the deepest go back to king david. as history progressed, they built up the wall. so the top bed is the newest. >> and by newest you mean -- >> up to about the ottoman time. the turks left here about 150 years ago. and the brits came and they conquered us. >> i wasn't here. >> born here, now cooking in london, he is the widely known respected chef and co-author of the book "jerusalem." >> basically, this city was divided into two until 1967 when there was the famous six-day war. >> yep. >> and the hall that we're traveling in now, walking in is east jerusalem. it's the palestinian part. that was up until '67 belonged to jordan. so now it's under israeli control. very controversial because for the jews, for the israelis, the city has been unified. but obv

israel, i never really knew what to think. first look around, it's like everybody says -- it's pretty. it's awesome. it's urban. sophisticated. hip. like southernornia. only nicer. then you see the undraftees in the streets and you start to get the idea. this is jerusalem. >> i'm taking you through damascus gate, which is one of the gates to the old city. these walls are pretty ancient. people say they go back to king david. as history progressed, they built up the wall. so the top bed is the newest. >> and by newest you mean -- >> up to about the ottoman time. the turks left here about 150 years ago. and the brits came and they conquered us. >> i wasn't here. >> born here, now cooking in london, he is the widely known respected chef and co-author of the book "jerusalem." >> basically, this city was divided into two until 1967 when there was the famous six-day war. >> yep. >> and the hall that we're traveling in now, walking in is east jerusalem. it's the palestinian part. that was up until '67 belonged to jordan. so now it's under israeli control. very controversial because for the jews, for the israelis, the city has been unified. but for the

israel, i never really knew what to think. first look around, it's like everybody says -- it's pretty. it's awesome. it's urban. sophisticated. hip. like southernornia. only nicer. then you see the young draftees in the streets and you start to get the idea. this is jerusalem. >> i'm taking you through damascus gate, which is one of the gates to the old city. these walls are pretty ancient. people say that the deepest go back to king david. as history progressed, they built up the wall. so the top bed is the newest. >> and by newest you mean -- >> up to about the ottoman time. the turks left here about 150 years ago. and the brits came and they conquered us. >> i wasn't here. >> born here, now cooking in london, he is the widely known respected chef and co-author of the book "jerusalem." >> basically, this city was divided into two until 1967 when there was the famous six-day war. >> yep. >> and the hall that we're traveling in now, walking in is east jerusalem. it's the palestinian part. that was up until '67 belonged to jordan. so now it's under israeli control. very controversial because for the jews, for the israelis, the city has been unif

for first time israel has a female are spokesperson, educated in britain, modala was born in egypt and is a pool tinnan national and currently live in southern gaza. hamas hopes she dches service of men and women of the women in uniform. president obama traveled to the arlington national cemetery this morning to lay a wreath to the tomb of the unknowns. president obama then paid tribute to those who were called to serve. >> today we offer tribute to notices who have fought for our freedom and stood sentry for our security. are on this hillside, of solemn remembrance and in veterans halls and in proud parades across america we join as one people to honor a debt we can never fully repay. >> and who of the original tuskegee airmen will also be honored in a ceremony in washington, d.c. >>> still on al jazeera america, putting americans to work, the cries they face leaving where military service. and good news from ali velshi about the cost of driving. get them to lean where we want them to go but the us delegation that came in here, they told us that -- that quite the opposite could happen, that that could actually poison the well and make thing

israel. >> rose: under any circumstances. >> charlie, let me ask you i mean, in the past 20 years, we advocated three places-- vacated three places. southernebanon, we're out, and they shot over 8,000 missiles at us, and today they have 100,000 missiles in a place we vacated and the u.n. security council said not one missile will enter. we vacated the best waning in oslo, and from the very areas that we vacated, they sent over hundreds of suicide bombers into my city of haifa, of tel aviv, of jerusalem, and over 1,000 israelis were butchered and murder in coffee shops and buses. then we tried it again, a third time. we vacated gaza. it's a jew-free land. >> rose: also you vacated sinai. >> hold on. we'll talk about sinai in a moment. the egyptians never talked about wiping out the jewish nation, certainly not over the past years prior to their goal was to restore sinai. here we have people who are explicitly saying we want to wipe out israel. we advocated the gaza strip. and they've shot thousands of missiles days after we left. president paris said it's going to become the singapore of the middle east. it became the vietnam of the middle

from the southern port city of saigon and it fitted out with the dimension the outset to do. the latest books a summer rain describes the last war between israel and its. and as the evening while bonding and mail it in in two thousand and six. you have the feeling you're on the one hammer time at how this could be a watershed moment. with the region. this is something that sign that a thawing of relations obama speaking on the phone with her on the north is when you see this blast on tuesday. he was the time stands still. in that part of the world. no link because today i'm eighty and nineteen and a team like an earthquake. it was an open this week. you can actually speak to the iac state spending at front and had run out of. beyond that landed him in a community in the end if i'd eaten at different speeds and with a new twenty two is the before and now i want to be in ca and had been the site in ca and we wouldn't be unleashed in an open so the obvious than on me. the tsunami. you see anything even a moving thing if they do. anna went to heehee impasse over its east and the band and a bit lately what i mean you when you're eighteen you want n

the area of southern beirut surrounding the embassy is considered a hezbollah strong hold. aljazeera. >> the iranian ambassador to lebanon is blaming israelck. >> president obama is reminding americans that there is more than one way to sign up for medical insurance. he said enrollment by mail or in person over the phone has always been part of the health care reform plan. he is thinking about letting insurers sign up customers directly. one fifth of those eligible aren't buying programs. >> there is already a group that wants the president to resign over the health care issues. >> exactly, del, and not just the health care issues. this is a coalition of two dozen or more groups, tea party groups and others planning a demonstration outside the white house today just across the street at lafayette park. they are saying that thousands of people will show up later today. that's their promise, to protest not only health care, but a nobody of other issues. >> calling it tyrannical control of a hostile government, the group reclaim america wants president obama to resign over u.s. deaths in benghazi, the i.r.s. targeting conservatives, the n.s.