it was the last day of school and the rockets really were falling in southern israel. that feeling that hits in southern israel when the rockets begin again. then the air strike. and israel is saying for the first time since 2012 these were not different palestinian groups. it was actually hamas itself. .ou can feel the tension here whether israel will retaliation in the west bank seeing this as a west bank action by hamas or they will retaliation as well in gaza even though it is not clear the leadership in gaza knew or ordered this kidnapping even though it was a hamas cell that arrieded it out. >> there are news crews outside the homes of the three families. their photos are all over news. ere was a hashtag trending #bringourboysback. the name of the military operation is return our sons. i don't think what they wanted is to return corlses. they wanted those boys alive. this is a very small country. there is a very strong identification in cases like these. what if a feeling about it was my son. ousands of people attended hoping they would show support for the famil

six years ago, he fled to israel from darfur in southern sudan. during his flight, he was tortured. some of his family members disappeared without a trace. now he's being put into a camp in the desert. >> i fled to israel because i was tortured in darfur. now they want to give me $3,000 to go back. but that won't help. they'll kill me there. >> a last kiss. only the men are being taken away. families and women are allowed to remain in tel aviv. keni and a few dozen other african refugees had 30 days to prepare themselves. now they're being taken in a bus to holot in southern israel. holot detention center, wasteland, sand, and barbed wire, a bleak place in the middle of the negev desert. since mid-december, african refugees whose residents' permits haven't been extended have been taken here. that now amounts to several hundred asylum-seekers and the camp has just been enlarged to accommodate up to 5,000. holot is what's called an open detention center. inmates can move about freely, but there are strict regulations. here we meet keni again. you and he's having trouble getting used to

. >>> rockets launched from the gaza strip hit a factory in southern israel. the israeli army says six rockets were fired in total. officials say there were no serious injuries. israel responded by destroying what it called three terror activity sites and other targets in the gaza strip. >> representatives from the u.n. refugee agency met afghan -- african asylum seekers seekers. conditions were called inhumane at the refugee champ. >>> exodus, a reverse exodus. these people want to return to africa. >> we came here seven years ago. they remove us again. we want to say for seven years, it's enough. we don't need to be in prison. >>> the southern border of egypt - security forces blocked them. a scuffle followed, more than 1,000 turned back. they staged a sit-in, defying orders to return to a detention camp. the migrants are housed in the facility. they are free to move around, but not allowed to work and must report back each night. many call it an inhuman prison, and one for the u.n. to inter-jean. we tried to reach to the front and go back to the other side.

headlines making news around the world this hour two rockets fired from gaza have hit a factory in southern israel causing a massive fire according to officials there are no serious injuries the blaze has been brought under control israeli tanks fired shells across the border in retaliation reportedly injuring several people and israeli troops are continuing a large scale search for three missing teenage boys believed to have been abducted by hamas. at least two people have been killed by twin bomb blasts on the outskirts of cairo according to local reports homemade explosives were placed in a building under construction nobody has claimed responsibility for the attack as of yet militant groups have been waging a year long campaign against the egyptian government since the ousting of islamist president mohamed morsi last july. and that new delhi a dilapidated residential building has collapsed killing eleven people and trapping dozens more hours later nearby twelve story structure which was still being built came down killing four there over three hundred emergency workers are at the scene scourin

one hit a building in southern israel sparking this fire.pproximately 50 rockets have targeted israel over the past two weeks and today, prime minister netanyahu warned israel is ready to expand air force strikes in gaza. tensions have been escalating since the disappearance of three israeli teenagers on june 12th. there is more fighting in eastern ukraine despite a cease fire that's been extended until tomorrow night. ukraine's defense ministry believes this video showing government troops exchanging fire with rebels. meanwhile, separatists released a final group of monitors who were captured a month ago. they were from the organization for security and cooperation in europe and all four were taken in the city of donetsk. on friday, rebels also released another osce team. . >> a plea from the white house to congress. the president is asking for more than $2,000,000,000 to help secure the nation's borders from a growing humanitarian crisis. president obama will send a letter to lawmakers tomorrow asking for emergency funds to curb the surge

hamas is firing rockets in southern israel. >> bigger picture, you mentioned and we were talking last hour that this story has really resonated and devastated so many people back in israel. this is something that the news outlets have been covering nonstop. and just to think these three teenage bodies were found in this field, it's horrendous. >> it's horrendous, it has happened in the past. in past years, palestinian terrorists have killed israeli hostages and tried to negotiate for their remains. the israeli society is highly sensitive to the remains of his rae reallies and we have in the past given up released terrorists from jail in order to get bodies back and reunite them to their families for proper burial. we don't know if this is the case, if the terrorists involved in this particular murder intended to negotiate for them. but in any event, the impact on israel is going to be profound, as you mentioned and i talked about earlier, the media coverage of this hostage abduction and murder has been around the clock. it's been 24/7 about the three, the israeli public intimately acq

palestinian militants in gaza have launched rockets on southern israel over the past eight the midstescalating tensions over it is really crackdown following the apparent kidnapping of three israeli teenagers from a west bank settlement. the obama administration has signaled its intent to eventually sign an international convention banning the use, stockpiling, production or transfer of antipersonnel landmines. the white house initially announced in 2009 it would continue u.s. policy of rejecting the treaty, but then walked back its stance by saying the treaty was under review. five years later, the administration now says it intends to eventually sign the treaty, but not in the near future. in a statement friday, the administration said it will immediately stop adding to its stockpile of 9 million landmines and take further steps that would eventually allow for ratification. in a statement, human rights watch welcomed the new stance, but added -- the obama administration has tapped a former procter & gamble executive to head the embattled department of veterans affairs. would replac

hamas as of this morning for the first time since the cease fire in 2012 is firing rockets at southern israele perpetrator in the eyes of israel. and i think not only in israel's eyes. and there will be repercussions. >> looking at the faces that we have on the air now, the three young teens who were killed, and as you say, is a case that is electrified and captivated the israeli public in the last 18 days since they went missing, what do you expect the reaction to be from the israeli government, the israeli military, particularly in light of as you mentioned the fact they blame hamas for this? >> well, already, the israeli air force has been inactive over the last 48 hours in striking hamas targets in the gaza strip. there has been a buildup of israeli forces in the region. for the possibility of a larger confrontation with hamas. but i would assure you, the israeli public stands very united at this time. and responding forcefully to this act of brutal atrocity on the part of hamas against three teenagers. it was mentioned earlier this occurred in what was called the occupied territories. tw

also along the gaza strip where rockets have been launched over the weekend and yesterday into southern israel. while no one has claimed responsibility for the teens' abductions. israeli officials have blamed hamas and released name of two palestinian militant suspects connected to hamas. that said, during the past several weeks, since the teens went missing, their families and supporters have basically called for their release in fact, last night in tel aviv, there was a massive rally, thousands of people calling for the teens to be released. at this point, greta, as we now know, the search for those three teens is coming to a tragic end. >> greta? >> two quick questions. does one of them have dual citizenship? american first question. second what was the motive for picking up they teens hitchhiking? >> at this point we don't know. nobody as i said has claimed responsibility. the one teen that you are talking about, natali frankel has dual. it's early in the morning here. we are going to hear a lot about that going into the morning and throughout the next -- going into the afternoon here. gre

the violence has really increased with rockets being launched at southern israel, even 16 overnight. and over the weekend as well with the israeli air force striking about a dozen hamas military targets. so again, martha, appears the search at this point for these three missing israeli teens has come to a tragic end. >> indeed. it remains to be seen how tensions may or may not escalate from here. tense situation there. john, thank you very much reporting live from jerusalem. >>> now to new reaction on the other big story that we are covering here. this comes from the white house. as the u.s. supreme court rules against the administration and they rule in favor of religious freedom in one of the most hotly debated cases of the year. the high court cited with hobby lobby on the question of obamacare's contraception mandate. justices ruled in a 5-4 opinion that some employers can refuse to offer insurance coverage for some types of birth control because of religious objections. the decision means that if the obama administration wants to provide those types of contraception on those com

dozens fueling in southern israel and it's really aircraft striking back in the fwaz strip. the expectation would be that this would now intensify. it's really public opinion has been deeply seized by this case. the last 18 days, very large israeli army operation. operation brothers keeper. has been scouring the west bank for these three teenagers. and it's been around the clock television coverage, you should know, in israel, about these -- about the kidnapping. so the entire society is focused, tremendous sense of hurt and anguish and anger, frankly. there's going to be also repercussions on the diplomatic front, and hala was saying this earlier, a national unite government between mahmud abbas party and hamas. and there will be an expectation on the part of the israeli government that many of the countries, including the united states, we swiftly recognize that unity government, will rethink it now and perhaps rescind their recognition. >> mr. ambassador, stand by. we now have our senior international correspondent there, joining me, ben wedeman. benefit ben wedeman, if y

troops accused of carrying out attacks against israel yes strike followed a rocket assault on israel's southern territories no casualties were reported. america's intelligence agency is on a mission to improve its public image in has been holding its first ever public conference the cia has already got a presence on twitter to try and reach out and give the agency a more human face his party's gani cheeky and what came up and what came up at the conference. cia director john brennan was upset with the media with how. distorted the narrative is with regard to the work that the cia is doing all these reports about drone strikes edward snowden's revelations about the u.s. government trampling on civil liberties all of this is not to john brennan's liking his mission is to restore the public's trust and not only of the american public but also of the public global foreign governments are becoming embarrassed of their cooperation with the. because of the bad perceptions that are out there and that worries john brennan they have been dismayed at the narrative seems to be skewed. in. the narrative may

if you look on a map, brian, you'll see that the red sea leads up to israel's southern port of eilat, from eilat, israel could reach the ports of asia and africa, and once you sealed off those straits, those straits were only about a mile and a half wide, israel was effectively blockaded from the sea and that was an act of war under international law as well it's a causes belly, a reason for going to war. nasser did not want the un forces to be moved from sharm el-sheikh because he knew that once they were removed from sharm el-sheikh he, as an egyptian, would not be able to sit there and watch israeli boats pass by. he would have to blockade those straits again and that could cause a war. so he sent instructions to his officers, who were to meet with the heads of unef, telling them we want you to move back from the border but we want you to stay in sharm el-sheikh. we also want you to stay in gaza. amir changed the orders. he changed the orders for personal reasons. he actually was interested in precipitating a war with israel so he could regain some glory that he had lost in the '56

israel, next. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. line, infinite possibilities. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> israel's military has detained some 80 palestinians as part of an intense effort to find three teenagers. they disappeared late last week. the mother of one of the missing boys is speaking out. our ben wedeman is speaking out. >> reporter: one of the three israeli teen and u.s. citizen. >> we wanted to express the utmost thanks that everybody is doing and the security forces, the american embassy in tel-aviv is very supportive and we just feel waves and waves of prayers and support and positive energy in this direction. >> netanyahu says it's the work of hamas warning of serious consequences if the boys are not returned safely. this attack should surprise no one. and carrying out attacking on even children. >> reporter: neither hamas or credible organization has made a public claim of responsibility the search for any clues on the whereabouts for the missing teens, more than 100 palestinians by israeli soldiers and coordinated with pal continue g

story building on the construction came down in southern india officials say heavy rain is to blame along with remain on low quality construction materials israel has carried out her strikes against targets in gaza in retaliation for rocket assaults on its territory missiles fired from gaza late on saturday caused the fire of a factory and left three workers slightly injured tensions in the region have grown in the past two weeks and made the search for three missing it's really teenagers believed to have been kidnapped by hamas. coming up right ahead of us on a boy here looks at whether the west should change its perception of ukraine's turmoil military crackdown in the country so i think. some people say freedom isn't free and they're right in fact freedom may only cost the price of a bottle of water or an old t. shirt fans celebrating the recent victor of the l.a. kings noticed that they were not alone what was believed to be police traumas flying over them filming them i thought of moral contempt for drones or just for the hell of it the crowd began to throw random objects out until it was brought down i think this event makes two very big

♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪ >>> happening now, israelit's vowing that its forces will punish terrorists hours after the bodies of three kidnapped israelis were found. >>> plus north korea's brut l regime reveals its disturbing plans for two american captives. >>> and disastrous weather. millions along the east coast are in for a dangerous stormy 4th of july. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm brianne than keilar and you're in "the situation room." >>> we have breaking news this hour and we're getting a new report that the israeli military just destroyed the house of a suspect in the death of three israeli teenagers. tensions are exploding just hours after their bodies were found. now a short while ago president obama condemned the killings but he also urged all parties to refrain from steps that could further destabilize the situation. this is a dangerous time in this region and it may be getting more dangerous at this hour. our senior international correspondent ben weed daman is joining us live. what's the latest there? >> reporter: what w

one hit a building in southern is ram, sparking the fire. 50 rocts targeted israel, and intentions escalated after three israeli teenagers wept missing on june the 12th. north korea test-fired two short-raping missiles off the water. they were believed to be skud missiles, and they expressed anger over a skud mice ill filed in the yellow sea. this has been the scope of several missiles. hundreds are trying to contain the w50i8d fire. it spread over 5,000 acres. it's inching into the apache forest. high temperatures are keeping the embers burning. people more raub is in the forecast. to protect homs and businesses from flood water, resist companies are building disicks and piling and bags up to five feet wide. 50 homes have been affected. there's no end in site for the wet weather. >> let's turp to meteorologist deepwater horizon. looks like a summer bum are >> it is. there's a storm system in the midwest. we had the same pattern over the last several weeks, keeping us wet and soggy. a number of warnings exist for a number of rivers across the area, including the mississippi river at a flood

he was in control in israel split into the northern and southern kingdom. he was in control in the northern came fell and he was in control in jerusalem, the southern kingdom fell to the baloney -- babylonians because he gives us free choice and he has given us enough freedom more than any other nation in history and now it is up to us to protect them. in the declaration of independence, all of the founders agreed that we were and our coming off by the, but by our creator with certain inalienable rights. one might ask if they were in a label, why doesn't everybody have their backs because they are a bequest and like any bequest you don't get it unless you accept it and you don't keep it unless you are willing to fight for it. because there are always evil people in this life that will take it away. i want to leave you with one final thought. we can be such a great instrument for good in the world, and it makes us more blessed and we become more blessed. but when we do not enforce the law, when we break all of the poppers that talk about impartiality and fai

southern west bank. this is where the surge and the big military operation has been focusing on the past two weeks. the forensics are being done. the families have been informed. of course people in israel want to know what really happened to those three teenagers and also what type of reactions are pouring in over the past hour. >> what type of response do we expect from israeli government? >> this comes at a very sensitive time. tensions are very high. there is a security meeting on the way from which we expect further details. it might give us an idea of what the response will be. it has political implications. israel has made hamas responsible. of course also for the palestinian authority were under pressure by thishishy government. it will be difficult. he was under a lot of pressure to call off the process with hamas. we will have to wait to see in the coming hours about that. >> ok. we will be watching that very closely. security cabinet meeting on this kidnapping and deaths. tonya kramer from jerusalem. >> the telephone call took place just a short time ago. >> now to monitor the situation moscow suggested using ukrainian and international observers on the russian side of the bo

israel believes they carried out the object duckses. >>> police in albania scoring a real coup. lawrence lee has more. >> reporter: the smoke rising over the little village in southernania is actually clouds of burnt marijuana, destroyed by its manufacturers as the police moved in. after years and years of this place allegedly being out of the grasp of the authorities, it's now being held up as an example of how albania with its lawless reputation, may be turning a corner. overtime, this entire village has been taken over by drugs gangs running an absolutely massive cannibus operation worth billions every year. the position in mountains near the aid attic made it a perfect point from which to supply european drugs markets. but albania wants to join the european union and the government is eager to show what it will do. this police raid hardly seems coincidental timing. >> translator: we will bring normal at this and law and order to that region. this action will continuing to o the police are working on it. they are fighting against armed militants. this shows not only our will, but also our ability to continue to fight against drug smuggling. >> reporter: so big wa

southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>> after pope francis' recent whirlwind tour of the holy land, today the holy land comes to rome. presidents of israelestinian authority are visiting vatican city. it brings me to my question of the week. when did the holy sea in israel establish diplomatic relations? a, 1948, the year israel was founded. b, 1978, the career of the camp david accords. c, 1993 or, d, 2000. stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. this week's book of the week is "age of ambition." china has changed in many way since the tiananmen square protests. it's an excellent well written guide to china today and to rising expectations among every day chinese. it talks about the chinese dream in business and even in religion. if you want to understand modern china, read this book. now for the last look. wednesday was the 25th anniversary of the 1989 tiananmen square crackdown. despite massive protests, it wasn't news in china. june 4th, the anniversary of the prote protest, is called internet maintenance day in china because of all of the temporary censorship the government imposes. if you were behind the great firewall on

you see israel and the two palestinian territories, gaza and the west bank. the teens went missing nuer a jewish settlement in the southernea of the west bank. hamas used kidnappings of israelis in the past to win release of their prisoners. listen to what he said about where it happened. >> we've seen past instances in which israeli captives were killed quickly for fear of infiltration by israeli intelligence networks in the west bank. in fact, the fact that this happened in the west bank may work to the detriment of these prisoners. >> and today even the palestinian president said his forces are supporting the search for these missing teens, and shep, as for hamas, they have not claimed responsibility but have praised the kidnappings. >> you spoke with the family of one of the missing teens? >> right. one of the missing teens holds u.s. citizenship, but was born and raised in israel. we'll show you a picture of him here, put it up on your screen. this is neftali frankel. you see him playing guitar. he's a kid who loves playing soccer and likes basketball, but that he's just a kid. >> kids should not be harmed. these are

israel and how moss. construction company officials have been detained after a building collapsed in southern india, killing26 people. nearly 90 contract workers were believed to have been in the basement of the 11-story structure when it all came tumbling down. they were collecting their wages. common inapses are india where relax regulations have encouraged some builders to cut corners. another 11 people were killed in a separate building collapse in new delhi. ukrainian soldiers joined activists on the streets of tf to demonstrate against the current cease-fire agreed with pro-russian insurgents in the country's east. the ukrainian president has extended the deadline for the cease-fire to monday, 10:00 p.m. local time. it is an attempt to keep the plan on track. the president held a four-way phone call on sunday with russian president vladimir putin and the leaders of france and germany. the call was the latest in a series of discussions aimed at ending the violence that has killed more than 400 people since april. coming up next, more investments or more exports? more on the rising australian dollar whe

israel. it's shameful behavior. >> well, and as the governor mentioned, we're flowing money in their direction. >> right. >> you know, if we don't start to get what we need coming across that southernarine, if we don't get what we need in terms of finding those young boys, maybe we stop flowing green in one direction -- >> and that's the tie-in. we're supporting them, our tax dollars. that's why people at home should care, because your money is being used by this government, administration to support these people, and look how they treat us in return. >> all right. we're going to move on to this next topic, and i have a question for the audience. does this bother you? several health care groups are using credit card information collected by brokers to track patients' behavior. that's according to a new report by bloomberg. those health care groups now know everything from how you eat to whether you buy cigarettes or if you've let your gym membership expire. patients and privacy advocates say it's ridiculous, an invasion of privacy of epic proportion. kirsten, i'm going to start with you on this. this is a lot of information. >> yeah. >> i guess my first question would be how do we