a 15 year old palestinian-american cousin of mohammed abu khudeir, tariq abu khudeir, became the subject of global attention over the weekend after video emerged of him being severely beaten by israeli officers. tariq says he was watching demonstrations in east jerusalem when he was seized. the video shows him lying on the as the officers repeatedly beat him with batons. he was left with facial bruises and severely swollen eyes and lips. actually brutally attacked from the side. i heard somebody screaming. they came and attacked me. i went unconscious and woke up in the hospital. >> why did they attack you? >> i don't know. that is why i ran. >> [indiscernible] no, i jumped the fence and tried to run away because i saw somebody running at me. >> tariq abu khudeir has been charged with assaulting a police officer and has been released into house arrest. he lives in florida, but is in east jerusalem visiting his family. he was with his cousin just moments before the kidnapping and murder last week. in a statement, state department said it was profoundly troubled the assault, calling for "s

tariq home.doesn't know what war zone, war crimes, all this. he hasn't had to ever deal with that." >> catherine: police believe the murder of mohammed abu khudeir was a revenge killing - for the recent deaths of three israeli teenagers. >> catherine: 6 suspects have been questioned - but the arrests have done nothing to slow the flare-up in tensions between israel and hamas.as the rocket attacks and air- strikes continue. >> catherine: tonight israel is saying a ground invasion might be necessary. while palestinians say a bigger conflict would only "burn everyone". >>the suspect in the benghazi attacks appeared briefly in court today. >> catherine: this was the arrival of the motorcade. a prosecutor says the government plans to file new charges against ahmed abu ka-tahlla. >> catherine: he's accused of being the ringleader in the 2012 attacks -- which killed u.s. ambassador christopher stevens and three ther americans in libya. >> catherine: thousands of pages of material are being turned over to the defense. ka-tahlla was arrested in june and will be back in court in september >> catherine: the u.s. attorney general is asking european nations