stokely. benjamin spock and harry bellafonte. in a way stokely might up stage dr. king with eloquence and afterwards in a sprawling new york city apartment stokely is teasing dr. king saying, look, my activism and the things i'm doing is a reason you are coming out against the war at riverside. >> you're being charitable and generous. this audience knows i love dr. king. i'm working on a text about him coming out this summer. i regard him as the greatest american this country has produced. that's my assessment. i will be the first to tell you that stokely got him that day. at the march when you see stokely speak and king speak it was the one day stokely stole the show. stokely killed it that day. >> absolutely. >> their deep friendship is connected to the vietnam war protest. dr. king called up stokely carmichael to invite him to ebenezer. stokely said he's coming and will be in the front rowment stokely is leading for dr. king. important to remember carmichael loves dr. king deeply and credits dr. king with teaching black people to protest against racial injustice

but it is stokely carmichael.n we think about stokely carmichael and what he represents and why he is so important -- he is not just appear activist for radical democracy. after becoming a black power activist he is a full blown revolutionary being an anti-war activist and critic of the system. he provides a context for the black panther party. 1965-1966 it is carmichael who goes to lions, county alabama the buckle of the black belt and helping local people and others organize for democracy in this county that is 80% african-american and no black public officials. 50 years later we have similar instances now. but in 1965 trying to organize there was hugely dangerous. they organized a freedom organization whose nickname is the black panther party. and that symbol travels all the way to oakland, california when we think about the black panther party for self-defense. so when we think about stokely carmichael who is going to be named honorary prime minister he is going to provide a platform for the anti-war movement

>> lester stokes has just signed up for story time. >> stokes. >> stokes? story time request -- or application. so, do you have more than one child? >> i have four. >> are they all at the same house? no? okay. she's got some extras for you. you have to fill out one for each household. >> all right, thank you. >> okay? you're welcome. >> stokes has served two prior prison terms and will soon return to serve six years for false impersonation. he has four daughters by three women. but the first story he records will be for the daughter he's closest to. 7-year-old emilee. and he's just written a letter to tell her about story time. >> emilee, what's up, baby girl? i love you so much. daddy misses you so much. bunches. how is mommy doing? i heard you were doing great in school and that you're the smartest kid in your class. i'm so proud of you. i feel very happy when i know you're doing so well. i signed up for a class today so i can read stories on tape and send them to you so you can hear me. i hope that you will like it. are you being a good big sister and he

he stokes racial animosity. i was made aware yesterday that the new black panther party converged on ferguson. those groups aren't need there had, but they did come. they're not there to make peace and they're not there to call for calm and try to help with the situation. they're there to agitate. they're there to stoke up the racial animosity. and that's not good for the situation at all. >> sheriff david clark, always good to see you. thanks for being with us this evening. >> thank you, judge. >>> with me now from ferguson, former homicide detective rod wheeler. good evening, rod. you've been in ferguson since last night. you spent the day talking to people of ferguson, including the relatives of michael brown, the 18-year-old who was shot and killed. what are ywhat are they telling you? >> let me just share one thing as i speak. i'm actually at the police command center. i watched about 50 to 60 high-powered police vehicles pull in. you maybe can see them pulled over my shoulder here, including several new s.

i almost called you stokely carmichael. here's his most recent book, "stokely: a life."gentlemen as always we appreciate you being on c-span. you are watching booktv on c-span2. this is live coverage of the 14th annual national book festival this year being held at the washington convention center because of some issues between the library of congress and the national parks service. up next to her going to hear from luisa lim. she has written a book about tiananmen square. she is introduced by david miao of the library of congress and after that doris kearns goodwin and a call in with that historian. this is booktv on c-span2. >> i was an exchange student studying in china in 1989 so i'm very excited to be able to introduce our next speaker. i think most of us here may not recognize her but we certainly recognize her voice. i'm here to introduce luisa lim to talk about her book "the people's republic of amnesia." she is the voice as i said from china for "national public radio" and prior to that she worked for bbc. over a decade of reporting she has earned many prestigio

the more he goes out and trash talks congress, he's actually stoking the fires of antiincumbency andy stoking the fires of people saying i hate congress, so i'm going to vote my guy out. >> do you think the republicans have an adequate strategy to counteract that, to say if the president says this is a do-nothing congress, to point out as the upper chamber is democrat-controlled? >> well, on friday the house passed a measure -- the president didn't like it and he thinks it is unacceptable and he said he would veto it but they passed a measure to deal with the border, they dealt with the highway funds thing. they aren't the bills the president wants but they're passing bills. the senate moved forward, meanwhile, on a total political election year stunt that would have a constitutional amendment targeted at the koch brothers and outside groups and packed up and left town without doing anything. so the president's rhetoric doesn't match the situation on the ground and that can be very dangerous for those democrats he needs to keep in office in order for the end of his second term not to

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but some of these groups, let's not kid each other, some of these groups are down there to stoke racialimosity and it's problematic. >> when governor jay nixon addresses residents in that community, one thing he is talking about are all these -- i guess concurrent investigations. there's an fbi probe going into this, state probe. that's a lot of probes at the same time. what do you make of that? >> well, what needs to happen is all those entities need to get together and form some joint operation, maybe a couple from the feds, maybe a couple from the states, locals, so everybody is represented, and it has to try to give the people of ferguson at least faith in this system, and this investigation, that it's going to be objective and it's going to be very open, because that needs to happen, too. so, that's how i would approach it. i put together a group of individuals representing all of this. because you're going to have competing investigations. that's going to mess things up. you have had a busy time yourself. david clark, jr., survived an on sought of dnr onslaught of money trying to

and if he has to stoke racial hatred to get that that's what sharpton will do. i know this man. his record defines him. yet he has succeeded in bringing his brand of racial grievance to the white house. when president obama announced his brother's keeper's initiative i was there. sharpton was there. finally, the president himself. he was completely correct to call for calm in missouri. that is his job, to lead the nation. but now the president should step aside and allow his own justice department headed by eric holder, certainly sympathetic to michael brown to uncover the facts. as you saw with the o.j. simpson acquittal, our justice system can be very flawed, but it's all we have. it's the only thing separating us from the anarchy that al sharpton and others want to impose. what happened to michael brown should never happen to any american. what happened after his death should never happen in this country. but it is happening. and only the truth will overcome the chaos. and that's the memo. next on the rundown, we have reaction from charles krauthammer, bob beckel, james carvi

many were hoping kirk would play so the quarterback controversy fires would be stoked even more. i get it. there is no quarterback controversy, but the more kirk plays well, the more the conversation gets bantered around, good talker. he is a more polished pocket passer and he's looked it in the preseason, but you won't get to him, won't bait him into the qb controversy thing. kirk is just taking the humble road. >> i'm just trying to do the best i, can keep getting better. while yeah, there were a lot of good plays in the game saturday night, there's a lot of plays i can look back and say i can do better than that. you can point out the positives and just as mumps negatives. there's a lot of -- much as negatives. there's a lot of things to work on. >> the running back battle, who is going to be that change of pace back? i think wide receiver will be an interesting battle as well. these guys are 54, 55, 56 right now on the bubble on the 53 man roster. >> who is going to make it on the team and get to practice and who we will never see again. >> this is their last shot. >> thank y

try to give him a break here. >> stokes! we accept your plea of guilty.e're going to take 180 days from you. but we're going to suspend it. and then no "a" or "b" in six months. which means if you get an "a" or "b," you're not going to go home when you're supposed to. all right? >> tye has gotten off light this time. but he might lose another privilege. prison administrators can still suspend his visitation rights or only allow for non-contact visits. a consequence that could impact his upcoming prison wedding. >> this is my girlfriend jody. we were getting ready to get married before i got this contact report for the phone. if they take my contact visits i don't know if we can still get married. hopefully we can. i love her. she's a great girl. she's sweet. >> you won't be getting married right away? >> i probably won't be getting married right away. >>> coming up -- tye and his fiance enjoy a contact visit, but it could be their last. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> and calvin holmes checks out his hooch. >>> don't pour my wine before it's time. >> thr

. >> reporter: just the past weekend, the stoke family in alabama, captured a true behemoth. 1,011.5unds, the biggest caught ever. and next door in mississippi, meet beth trammell and her family of unusual gator huntsers. her son, parker, and brother-in-law, shawn. they caught this 723-pounder. and just an hour later, justin and his team wrangled this one. four pounds heavier. so, on this night, we hit the pitch-black swamps of mississippi, with the ordinary suburban family, turned reptile wranglers. paralegal by day. alligator hunter by night. >> alligator queen. >> reporter: the alligator queen and family capturing that gator on their first night ever. it sounds like you're -- >> yes. >> reporter: sometimes? >> it looks like it. it's like the loch ness monster. >> reporter: were you ever scared? >> yes. very scared. he pulled us around in circles for an hour, hour and a half. >> reporter: it's her son, parker's, 18th birthday. and cogatooostgator. and shawn throws out his line, hooking the gator's ot. legal bout five feet long. >> combud. come on up. it's your friend. >> reporter:

so stoked to be sky diving. are they going solo? >> they are going solo. >> it is definitely not their first time. >> look how close they get. >> that is a little close. >> oh, my gosh. >> they look down and the reason why they are okay is because they are wearing automatic activation devices. look where he lands. >> not a little careless but a lot careless. >> number one priority when you sky dive should be pulling the chute. >> good natured ribbing about the landing. >> once you are on the ground is not the time to check how high up you are. >>> this is in oregon. you have a group of eight pros. the camera is attached to michael snidely. they want to form what they call an eight way hibber maneuver. michael grabs his friend's leg and then lets go. everybody was okay. we can guarantee this isn't what the professionals planned. you have to have practice runs. >> you imagine when you see the amazing formations in the sky that sky diver s have these moments in the creation process. >>> even when you are paying attention on the road th

. >> absolutely, the president is stoking the fires they're giving him. as of right now, the republican party is the gift that keeps on giving. you look at the clip we just looked at. what they're telling us between immigration and suing the president over the affordable care act is our highest legislative priority is, one, deporting young minors, latino children who are in the country as unaccompanied minors, and forcing the employer mandate of the affordable care act to take place now because they don't like the fact that the president delayed it. >> that's nonsense because this would be considered relief if this was a republican president. i'm just trying to get these businessman time to get used to the new law, republican businessman a chance. dan pfeiffer continues to say that the white house is taking the impeachment threats seriously. he did not back down when confronted by george stephanopolus. >> it's going to be foolish to think this republican caucus would consider impeachment. >> the speaker told me it's not going to happen. >> five days befor

of sunni and islam, and they have been fighting for far more than a decade and have deliberately stokedrian tensions for their own benefit. now, in many cases those sectarian tensions have become no longer controllable, but in bahrain in lebanon, in syria, well, i would even -- even the united states has stoked sectarian tension in that region. there is this idea that you can control religious extremism, that you can use it to your advantage, and i'm hoping one day we're going to learn that that's just simply not the case. that you can't control fanatics no matter how hard you try. >> host: in your book, "beyond fundamental limp" what was the arm title. >> guest: "how to win a cosmic war." why does it change? a mystery of the publishing word that authors are never privy to. it was a publisher's decision to change the title. >> host: well in the current version of "beyond fundamentalism. i confronting extremism" you write a cosmic war is a religious wore, conflict in which god is believed to be directly engaged on one side over the. others partitions the world into black and white, good

and if he has to stoke racial hatred to get that that's what sharpton will do. i know this man. his record defines him. yet he has succeeded in bringing his brand of racial grievance to the white house. when president obama announced his brother's keeper's initiative i was there. sharpton was there. finally, the president himself. he was completely correct to call for calm in missouri. that is his job, to lead the nation. but now the president should step aside and allow his own justice department headed by eric holder, certainly sympathetic to michael brown to uncover the facts. as you saw with the o.j. simpson acquittal, our justice system can be very flawed, but it's all we have. it's the only thing separating us from the anarchy that al sharpton and others want to impose. what happened to michael brown should never happen to any american. what happened after his death should never happen in this country. but it is happening. and only the truth will overcome the chaos. and that's the memo. next on the rundown, we have reaction from charles krauthammer, bob beckel, james carvi

he has a responsibility as chief executive that have state not to stoke the fires chris.s he that worried about his political hide that he's going to endanger this officer's life? they don't need the governor to think he's backing up the people saying if there is not an indictment there is going to be more trouble. >> and you noted the loaded phrase, used the term brown was shot in broad daylight. >> right. >> why? what is the difference about daylight versus night? >> no statement thereafter, saying we understand that the officer has not yet had a chance to present his defense, he's been hospitalized thanks to injuries received. nothing. >> nothing. >> hot wards the problem for jay nixon is he recently took a trip to iowa. he's seen as having, having had aspirations maybe trying to be hillary clinton's running mate or future aspirations in 2016. reality is that you're in a republican-leaning state in order to take power, in order to get elected you have to have unified support among black voters in st. louis and kansas city, otherwise there is no way in. he's tremendousl

. >> i'm stoked. it's amazing. >> i think it's great. never seen so many people out for a preseason game. >> what is the best. >> the view. no beside seats. >> fans raved about the food and? >> the sunshine. >> this couple took issue with handicapped parking. >> the parking situation is not handicap accessible. >> the 49ers started the game with a nice kickoff return. then things went downhill. >> the 49ers rock, but the 49ers didn't win. >> oh. >> and again, the final score, 49ers, 0, denver bronco,s, 34. when fans were coming out, stories about bad wi-fi and too hot. we'll get into more of that at 6:00. right now, abc7 news. >> thank you so much. as she mentioned, don't want to talk about it, a painful game for the 49ers faithful with the broncos winning 34-0. larry beil has host game reaction in sports. >> if you caught the game we invite you to share you photos with us. e-mail them to us at ureport@kgo-tv.com orpot them to our facebook page or twitter account. >> ahead, special tribute to robin williams. how a bay area cause close to

name of the woman who died after being hit by a bus in upper marlboro yesterday. 69-year-old patsy stokes burton lived in the played up a work in the area for years. the surveillance video shows burton trying to cross main street at water street when the bus hit her. she was in the crosswalk. no word if the driver will face charges. check out this morning's commuter mess in landover. news chopper 7 on the beltway near fedex field. a jehovah's witness international convention is underway through sunday. turning to the corruption trial for bob and maureen mcdonnell, the fifth day. the former ceo of star scientific is back on the stand. brianne carter is keeping track of everything happening in court. >> day three four jonnie williams in the bob and maureen mcdonnell case in richmond. williams was asked about purchases made for the mcdonald's. -- the mcdonnells. lawyersmcdonnell's asked williams about a trip he took to new york. he was asked if he had to buy dresses, he answered "absolutely." he was asked about a louis vuitton wallet and whether she asked for it, he answered no. williams was

. >> for the sake of time i'm not going to say anything i'm pretty stoked right now. i will say that that's what i've been talking about like number one that the green movement got to makes sense to folks not only sense but c e n t s it has to makes sense to folks and not only that not only have i been preaching that but people i've been preaching to, you know, recycling is for the folks that are here taking what's here we're a k34ur7b9 trans impersonate center we're making sure that we look into the areas like the tenderloin, bay area, katrero hill and all those under looked places for the under tapped resource, you know, and how do we recycle that those folks are here now and since they're here now why, you know, would we be looking someplace else those folks are here and care about here now and recycling in a different kind of way so, you know, and the feeling i got watching that we say live with when we were in bay area at the community meeting remember that young man that talked about what he did you could see people in the audience say wow. this guy's on top of

. >> reporter: five california surfers walking around a private gate leading to martin's beach, stoked to catch some huge waves. instead, catching the attention of the sheriff. >> the first words out of his mouth were, you're under arrest. >> reporter: charges were eventually dropped against jonathan and his friends. >> it's not about me getting to go to the beach. it's about you and your family getting to go to the beach. >> reporter: after he gained control of the only road to the beach, he built a gate and called the cops. families who had flocked here for generations were suddenly shut out. >> if somebody walks through another person's backyard, the homeowner has the right to ask them to please leave. >> reporter: what if it's just about getting to the beach? in malibu, david geffen lost a legal battle to block access to the beach near his property. but it hasn't stopped other homeowners from installing fake "no parking" signs and disguising some curbs as fire lanes. >> if you look really closely, that's are sealed shuts. that's are designed to look like garage doors but they're no

and what he's describing is a core issue that continues to stoke anguish, protests and, yes, occasionallyommunities. the still unresolved issues around how african-americans are policed in their own communities. and while we in the media often focus on the angry aftermath, the violence or the looting or those incidents while certainly not justified either by the law or common sense can't be separated from their context, which in the case of st. louis begins with the fatal shooting still under investigation of an unarmed black teenager, michael brown, by police. the fact is that 49 years to the week after the watts riots, more than 30 years after the miami riots following the beating of arthur mcduffy and more than 20 years after the rodney king riots in l.a., we still haven't resolved those issues of race and policing and it has only stoked the sense of fatalism among some in the african-american community. whether it was eric garner who died as a result of a police chokehold after an arrest for a minor infraction in new york city or 22-year-old john crawford in ohio, shot and killed insi

stoked to catch some huge waves. instead, catching the attention of the sheriff. >> the first words out of his mouth were, you're under arrest. >> reporter: charges were eventually dropped against jonathan brimmer and his friends, but the latest battle pitting beach front property owners against swimmers and surfers was on. >> it's not about me getting to go to the beach. it's about you getting to go to the beach. it's about your family getting to go to the beach. >> reporter: silicon valley billionaire and clean energy investor vinod khosla didn't see it that way. after he gained control of the only road to the beach, he built a gate, covered welcoming signs and called the cops. families who had flocked here for generations were suddenly shut out. >> if somebody walks through another person's backyard, the homeowner has the right to ask them to please leave. >> reporter: but what if it's just about getting to the beach? in malibu entertainment mogul david geffen lost a year-long battle to block access to the beach n

state is a direct threat to the united states, or only an indirect one to the kind of chaos that can stoke in the middle east. now there is a dramatic verification of that threat. just another -- for critics of barack obama, is just another reason why he should ramp up airstrikes. john mccain repeating that today. but it should be added that john mccain was making the same arguments yesterday, before the incident. >> you mentioned air strikes, but that is the problem. how can the i.s. be defeated if the u.s. is unwilling to go through with ground troops? what can it really accomplish? >> the point is that barack obama has never said that it is his objective to destroy the islamic state. rather, he repeatedly says that the united states cannot provide a military solution to what is going on. so for him, the solution has to come from iraq, in particular from a new government that regroups and take the fight to the islamic state itself and remove the conditions that allowed it to emerge in the first place. so from that point of view, perhaps the key message from obama today was not just that

first a conversation with the biographer of stokely carmichael, peniel joseph. it draws on fbi files to paint a complete picture of one of the civil rights movements heroes who drew fire from some for his support of the black panther party. then to a conversation with one of the most honored singer-song writers, martina mcbride about her new cd called "everlasting." glad you could join us. those conversations are coming up right now.

. >> the measures are stoking fears of genocide and regional instability, triggering president obama to give the go-ahead for u.s. military action. >> we'll go live to the city close to where the air strikes have hit as well as to washington. first, this report -- >> u.s. bombs are again falling on iraq. fighter jets struck artillery belonging to the i.s. militant group a short distance from erbil. for weeks, kurdish security forces have been trying to stop the militant advance. that's thought they're joined by other kurdish groups from turkey, iran and syria but they haven't been able to turn back the i.s. onslaught. erbil is a base for u.s. diplomats and security advisers, another reason for washington's intervention. >> president obama has been unequivocal that he will do what is necessary, what is in our national interests, to confront isil and its threat to the security of the region and to our own security in the long run. >> the white house says strikes will continue but ground troops won't be going back in. in the long term, washington wants iraqis to maintain their own secur

complicating things perhaps is that president putin remains quite popular at home where he's stoked nationalist sentiments. hundreds of people lined up in moscow to buy t-shirts bearing his image. some of the t-shirts mention crimea, the autonomous region that putin annexed in march following a separatist uprising. now the fear remains putin has designs on other parts of eastern ukraine. he has the soldiers and fire power to launch an invasion but the question is he willing to risk more economic sanctions or worse, willing to risk a possible military intervention by the u.s. and its nato allies. >> that was nhk world's craig dale. >>> authorities across west africa are bringing in more and more measures to stop the spread of ebola. but the outbreak shows little sign of receding. officials at the world health organization say that more than 1,000 people have died. military personnel in liberia have set up checkpoints to control who goes in and out of three areas. people in those zones are having difficulty getting food and other supplies. two americans who worked in liberia were brought home. do

surveillance activities by the nsa are spooking chinese customers and the chinese state media is stoking those concerns saying that beijing should punish what it calls the pawns of the u.s. government, specifically pulling to cisco, as well as microsoft, google and yahoo. analysts say china's real intention in the war of words is promoting chinese tech companies over foreign rivals. >> this is an opportunity to say we have no concerns about our products and understand how those are made and at the same time, it's a way for china to sort of promote their own products and try to drive those products forward. >> reporter: it's not just cisco in beijing's cross hairs. ibm, microsoft and qualcomm are facing challenges in the chinese market. >> american tech companies are counting on rapid growth in china with an it market there that's expected to reach $111 billion this year, but given how beijing is now acting, that doesn't look like something a lot of companies are going to be able to deliver to investors any time soon. josh lipton, "nightly business report" silicon valley. >>> more now on

officials criticize a covert usa idea to stoke arrest in cuba under the guise of a harmless health program.

that he is out there because his eternal stoke for life sparked that in so many people and he showed the way that more times than not, people want to live. >> avid climbers here think maybe a piece of rock supporting brad broke loose, causing him to fall. now his family and fiance are still in yosemite. they have a memorial walk near the spot where he proposed and later they will spread his ashes in yosemite valley. >> juliette, thank you. >> just what the st. louis area did not need, there has been a second deadly police shooting. this time it was st. louis police officers who shot and killed a man with a knife after he stole food from a convenience store. police are saying the 23-year- old black man refused orders to drop the knife and told officers that they would have to kill him. the mayor of nearby ferguson says this new incident could cause even more tension. >> there's a lot of people making conclusions. we stay completely out of the investigation. even the slightest thing can enrage people's anger. >> police officials are saying today's shooting appears to be justified. >>>

the fires, stoked by weather conditions, merged on saturday morning and burned more than 90 square miles. the homes are near the rural town of happy camp near klamath national forest. and just southwest of napa california, a 3.2 aftershock have rattled the valley early this morning. there were no reports of damage. this after last week's 6.0 he regn in 25thquake, which was years. that quake injured more than 200 people. iceland's bardarbunga volcano is acting up after yesterday's 5.4 magnitude earthquake struck that region. lava lines flowed along the volcanic fissure today, prompting a high alert level which was later lowered. despite the volcano's activity, there was no ash cloud and airports remain open. the spread of the most recent the spread of the most recent strain of the ebola virus across parts of west africa has highlighted not just the lethality of the disease but also the strains on the existing medical infrastructure there. for further insight, yesterday i spoke with stephen morse, professor of epidemiology at the mailman school of public health at columbia university and e

they're continuing to accuse russia of stoking the conflicts.ins us now from berlin. what is the latest? >> the latest is reports that angelo -- angela merkel may visit the ukraine later in the week. on the ground, ukrainian government officials in kiev are accusing the rebels of attacking a convoy with refugees, a civilian convoy. clearly, the situation on the ground, it is fighting and it is tense. yesterday, the russian foreign minister talked about the need for a cease-fire without preconditions. we ran that by the ukrainian foreign minister and he said clearly you need to have a cease-fire but you need to have a cease-fire that is respected by all sides and you need to stop the inflow of weapons from russia. >> it is about bilateral cease-fire. it is about real process minded. it is also about russian commitment to stop continuous inflow. and to stop shelling and supporting terrorist underground. >> here in berlin they're not confirming or denying reports that merkel would go to kiev, although they're saying she is considering it and she is

of course, the reserve bank of australia is desperately trying to stoke the housing construction boom. we will be hearing more from when stevens this week when he addresses parliament. more of the rba plan to stimulate the australian economy. but it is not all that bad. if you look at the misery index as a whole, australia is all the way down at the bottom of the list. number one is venezuela, followed by south africa, followed by greece. so australia is not bad when you see it in that context. but it could be better when you think of the three countries with the best results, switzerland. >> thanks. newcrest mining, we saw a loss of $2 billion. we have a share price under pressure of about 1.1%. we have done petrie who has the background on all of this. >> i did a whole lot of building construction during this great bull run in gold. remember when gold was $2000 u.s.. now, it has come down somewhat. they came in at a $2 billion loss. the reich and a significant. -- the write-down was significant. a loss is a loss. >> the gold price, what do they need it at? five or six years ago, it

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and about the fish will slam it covert you say the operation to stoke rest in cuba under the guise of a harmless health problems. which are here national coming to life from moscow a marina josh welcome to the program now israel is withdrawing its troops from gaza and new seventy two hour cease fire is now in place and troops have pulled back to defense position defensive positions well these are the latest pictures from the area the i.d.f. says it has completed its main mission of destroying hamas underground tunnels as the truce began the rockets were still being fired from both sides efforts to broker a permanent cease fire are now underway in cairo. and on monday hamas accused israel of breaching its own partial ceasefire by bombing a gaza refugee camp officials say an eight year old girl was killed and thirty people injured in that attack and here are some of the pictures from gaza city that were taken shortly after israel announced its cease fire on monday people are seen clearing the rubble from a bombed helps. and while international criticism of the israeli operation rings ou

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