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incredible journey >> edge of eighteen coming september only on al jazeera america >>> a fragile place teetering as hamas and gaza and israel at breaking point. i'm in for antonio mora, welcome to "consider this". that ahead. >> the israeli army released gaza. fighters. >> hamas vows revenge. israel says it's responding to rocket attacks. >> three of six suspects have murdering. >> as iraq's crisis continues, so, too the stalemate. heels. >> this is a government under siege. no sign of sharing power. >> a video shows abu bakr appearance. >> he's confident, secure, in control of territory. >> the ukranian government says rebels. >> after recapturing luhansk. >> the focus is on donetsk . three bridges blown up. >> the white house prepared to ask congress for $2 billion to deal with a crisis. >> it's our view it's unlikely they'll qualify for humanitarian relief. >>> we begin with an escalation in the middle east where hamas is vowing to avenge the killing of nine fighters struck by israeli gun fire. it was a response to the firing the rockets into israel on the weekend. the rockets and the air str

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their prime minister resigned this week, they seem to be economically teetering. shall we be supplying them emergency aid? >> will we should supply, frankly, is the one area where the russians have the by the throat. it is with gas. if we could take our excess lng, firing gas here because we have a glut. if we could ship that now that polls have completed the facility, we could get there and also there is another -- i was in azerbaijan recently. zeris want to ship their gas to eastern europe. it would give a lot of confidence for investment in ukraine, because it would mean they would not be solely dependent on russians. >> turning to the middle east, the violence in gaza has spread to the west bank. if the cease-fire does not hold, what are the indications? >> my hope is that the cease-fire holds. that is the only thing i see right now. we have got to work with every party to try to get that cease-fire to hold. there's one other thing we should point out. the only reason they are able to fire these longer-range rockets at their firing on tel aviv and jerusalem, i

where there was shrapnel everywhere, destroyed cars and two craters in the car where apparently a teeter-to ther which had children playing on it was destroyed. there, too, witnesses said they which drone fire hit, has caused at least a dozen casualties and many more injured. >> that was jesse reporting from gaza. for the world's one billion james slim people, the hedigbo festival marks the end marks idol" festival the end of fasting. ramadan, islam's holiest month has been the bloodiest. these graves have been freshly dug. >> there has never been an eid-ul-fitr like this before for the palestinian field. it is really a sad state of affairs. people are visiting graves to honor their dead as you can see and then going to the hospital o visit the injured. >> gaza's streets are almost empty. the stores are close. most of the shops are shotter and padlocked. citizens prepare to celebrate the end of ramadan. but gases is on their moaned. >> we are a united people. we feel for the martyrs killed there. we cannot celebrate as we should. nevertheless we hope this will be an eid-ul-fitr full of kind

neighborhood stabilization fund a general obligation bond and tax set aside of the tax values and teetered movements and others things we've talked about the luxury housing on the waterfront will pay the same fee that the buildings in the excelsior has to pay. next a potentially luxury housing fee and increasing the jobs and acknowledging that our commercial office developers should pay more and a number one primarily resident tax fee and another thing to have the trust implementation including a citywide advisory committee with councils underneath it. in addition, we're looking to insure that 33 percent affordability in the central selma and all feature plans a housing annual strategy and displacement patrol officers controls in the south of market. finally, we're be looking at the development impact fees for the nonprofits, community benefits fees and allowing second floor nonprofit office in the commercial district and a policy to provide ground floor retail when we public library finance that project. another long term discussion as a shared commitment. as part of the current mayor's o

what we have laid out in the regulations is a teetered effort for enforcement that begins or begins with a warning letter that gives the employers 90 that days after that we can issue a citation that sets off several 90 day subsequence to a fine up to a maximum of $500. we've found the warning procedure itself just getting the word out to employers we don't see any evidence you're in compliance you will be subject to citations that is if u have to get their attention and as we move down the thirty day increments employers who have not in the past in compliance almost all of them come into compliance just by getting the warnings move into compliance i if the record could reflect having the letters is an effective way to get people to listen to us. so that describes what we have in place and where we stand with it. i'd like to introduce dave ambitious to describe how the region program operates and how we fit into it. >> good evening and thank you, thank you for the opportunity to be here and thrill about what we're doing now with the new program at the regional scale. by way of introducti

and argentina is teetering on the brink of its second financial default in years. another round of talks are scheduled for later this week. back.e time for the daily press review. you are going to talk to us about how one french newspaper is saying sorry for a scoop it published yesterday. we talked about yesterday, too. we didn't come up with it. said thatsaid -- had former president nicolas sarkozy was being investigated for fraudulent campaign funding in his 2007 election campaign. the pair is probably prosecutor has denied there is any such -- the paris public prosecutor has denied there is any such investigation. they are looking into sarkozy's 2012 election campaign. nine -- this must be -- this might be grist to the mill for sarkozy supporters. >> it's a common theme we hear, that there is some sort of conspiracy in the media again sarkozy. >> he is a victim of the media -- conspiracy from the media, the government, magistrates, etc. the plot is thickening yesterday. it started to maintain a little bit with this news. toy offered apologies readers and everyo

they seem to be economically teetering. should we be supplying them emergency aid? >> we need to supply them, frankly, is with the one area where the russians have them by the throat is with gas. if we could take our excess lng. we remember we're flairing gas we're capping wells. if we could ship that now that almost completed their new lng facility. >> can we get it there in time? >> we can get it there. and -- i was there recently as well. they want to ship their gas into eastern europe. if we were to do those two things for the future it would give a lot of confidence for investment in ukraine because it would mean they wouldn't be solely dependent on raurn. >> turning to the middle east. the violence in gaza has spread to the west bank. if secretary's call for a ceasefire doesn't hold what are the implications? >> my hope is that that ceasefire holds. that is the only thing i see right now. we have got to work with every party to try to get that ceasefire to hold. and there's one other thing we should point out here. the only reason they're able to fire these lo

instead, israelis and palestinians are teetering on the edge of all-out war. >> california lawmakers will travel to central america today to meet with officials about the wave of undocumented children crossing the border into the up. a senator from san leandro is one of two senators meeting with salvadoran and guatemala officials. the trip includes talks on mission, trade, and port security. the delegation will also get a closer look at the political social can economic issues in the countries. the vast majority of central american immigrants settle in california. >>> deportation are beginning for illegal immigrants who crossed the border recently. the department of homeland security says a majority of those who enter the united states illegally are going back. hundreds of people at a federal facility in new mexico will be processed first. 57,000 unaccompanied children are among those who could be sent home. president obama asked for nearly $4 billion to deal with the problem. >> union members will meet to vote on a new contract with muni on the table is a 14.25 percent race spread o

apparently the japanese market is teetering on whether they will be sold. the last part of the market is zoned by the sabatinis and they already said they want to sell their property and build an office building. so, we're looking at hundreds and hundreds of jobs. and not only that, as i say, an industry where i know myself as a florist, we go there every day. we don't just go there at 2 o'clock in the morning. it's the type of on-demand business that you go when you need something. and, you know, there's a lot of concerns. this is an industry we do not want to see leaving san francisco. >> so, maybe we can -- is there some -- is there someone who would be informed enough to come present to us about what the -- what's happening there and what the likely scenarios are? >> right now not yet, but i just wanted to bring this to the attention, that everyone's listening, and it's all drifting. the deal with the sale of the italian -- the italian market apparently will close by the end of the year. but what we're looking for is to get a jump on knowing what the ac

. >>> argentina is teetering on the brink of default after missing a deadline to pay the foreign debt. there was an emergency meeting on thursday to discuss the problem. al jazeera is defies the u.s. supreme court ruling demanding it pays its creditors in full. >>> the mayor of toronto has returned to work full of apologies after two months in rehab for substance abuse. rob ford says therapy saved his life and he regrets causing embarrassment and he says he was in complete denial about hi drinking and crack cocaine abuse. he's seeking re-election. >>> can we teach robots morality? the u.s. is betting millions on the prospect. >>> later from catching criminals to reading emotions, mind-blowing advances in facial recognition software, bringing computers frighteningly close to mind-reading.

we begin in the middle east where the israelis and palestinians are teetering on the edge of an all-outar. thousands of palestinians who live in the gaza strip are on the move. families heeding israel's warning that new attacks to destroy rocket launchers there could come at any time. what is not yet clear, will those attacks come from israeli ground forces now at standby at the border or from the air? this new video shows palestinian rockets headed for israel and then that launch site being destroyed when israelis fire back. we have team coverage across the region and we begin with abc's chief global affairs corespondent, martha raddatz in jerusalem tonight. martha? >> reporter: good evening, cecelia. it's clear tonight that this conflict is escalating with israel sending those commandos into gaza to look for hamas rockets, the first time israel has sent ground troops into gaza in more than five years. they entered gaza from the mediterranean sea in small boats, several dozen navy commandos, israel's navy s.e.a.l.s equivalent to destroy several hamas long-range rocket launchers. but ha

internationalized a local governments which may be the case in afghanistan very limited and billy teeter curtailed that increasingly globalized spread what how do you really strike a balance here the farmers can help by not fighting brooks he was going to stop if we all start for the books he was going to somebody that would be peaceful if you drug. company example with this big success. join me. in our. interview and much. only on past and on. in the weekly here on the international now reports are coming in that an israeli air strike has hit central gaza killing two palestinians this shortly after israeli police arrested suspects over the murder of a palestinian teenager whose autopsy suggests that he was burned alive. his death sparked fierce clashes between the arab population and israeli law enforcement the boys believed to be murdered over the killing of three jewish teenagers whose bodies were discovered last monday at the incident said tensions soaring in the region within days israel arrested hundreds of palestinians and maybe thousands of homes while trying to find the jewish t

beaten and tortured by ukrainian armed forces after being seized days ago with three colleagues are teetering the glue reports on the credibility of those claims. information about the beatings is coming from another journalist who was detained where the ground philips cameramen working for the news agency we spoke to him as he was on his way to the hospital he was released by military on thursday and this is how he described what has happened to them. we were going. to film a group of men i followed and that's when we were ambushed. over our head. we were put in a car. firstly put in a kind of together but we were later separated started. screaming and i was screaming to horrible. they were trying to western ukraine. has mentioned they're both him and graham phillips along with two other journalists were actually near dinner airport extremely dangerous area scene of some of them will severe fighting over recent weeks overall of course the situation in the entire regions remains highly volatile as described by graham's friend ryan mcdonald the other side ukrainian civil war taken a captive to

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washington concerning those houses teetering on the edge of a failing slope. good evening.idents on piscataway drive could learn the fate of their homes some two months after the same homes started slip sliding away. wusa9's mola lenghi is at tonight's meeting. >> reporter: the meeting that will start in a couple minutes at the rec center in ft. washington is the latest in a series of informative community meetings between county officials, the engineering firm they hired and homeowners themselves. there have been about half a dozen meetings in the last two months. each one has been more telling and of more important than the one before it -- and more important than the one before it, but tonight could be the most important one as these homeowners could really learn their fate, whether or not the county found the rest of the money needed to fix the landslide on piscataway drive or if the county will have to buy out homeowners or another new option altogether. you might remember this began two months ago when according

iraq is teetering on the edge as a dangerous terror group fights to expand its power and russia is enteringhe conflict raising questions for the rest of us here in the united states. i'm jenna lee in for gretchen today. isis militant in syria on parade and celebrating the declaration of a cross border islamic state. more american troops are back in baghdad. the president deploying an extra 200 troops to protect the american embassy there putting the total number of american forces on the ground at 750. the pentagon also

and we have been here before with top officials of our government but it turned out to be purely teetersat is what they did, but that doesn't mean you do nothing. there is a big space of opportunity to do things. you can do economic pressure and economic warfare, you can give assistance to countries that buy their own fight and that is ultimately more effective way to do it. lou: again the obama administration refuses even with indisputable evidence has not provided the technology and the weaponry and the advanced weaponry that the ukrainians have requested. >> i was there in june what they said is that they have given us military meals to eat, like happy meals, but they haven't given us like bubbles in the stuff that we need. lou: k.t. mcfarland. thank you. time for online poll and we have been talking about the faa decision to stop u.s. carriers from flying into the airport. experts we talked to have political overtones and what the administration did. >> let's talk about this and i don't think that happen accidentally. i would like to know who at the white house talked of faa about th

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incredible journey >> edge of eighteen coming september only on al jazeera america >>> a fragile place teeteringza and israel at breaking point. i'm in for antonio mora, welcome to "consider this". that ahead. >> the israeli army released gaza. fighters. >> hamas vows revenge. israel says it's responding to rocket attacks.

you think this will be a good news week or do you think the economy is teetering out? >> are not going to like my answer, but unfortunately i don't have a lot of opinions about that and there's a good reason or that area even if i did, about half of the forecast and even the phd economists have are incorrect and i believe that. gerri: that's a really good point and we will leave it there. we will see how it unravels and we will see what the economy is doing and we won't take any bets from the economy. thank you for coming on and it's great to see all of you. gerri: if you're looking for more advice, "the willis report" money coach will help you. visit my website at gerriwillis.com and e-mail me all your money problems. and still there's a lot more to come, including her voice that is important to us. that is why i want you to facebook me or leave me or send us an e-mail at gerriwillis.com. at the bottom of the hour i will read your tweets in e-mails. and find out why most of the u.s. is having a cool summer. plus, good news for smartphone owners and how washington can

israeli and palestinians are teetering on the edge of all out war. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> this marks the 6th day of an offensive that palestinian officials say has killed at least 160 people. the swell of violence follows the kidnapping and the murder of three israeli teenagers in the west bank last month. then on july 2nd a 16-year-old boy was abducted and killed. many believe his murder was in retaliation for the kidnappings. jewish extremists are suspected it in the boy's death. israel and hamas have been in regular conflict since the group was created in 1987 at the start of the first palestinian uprising against israeli occupation. >>> new video out of argentina where riot police responded after vandals disrupted a world cup celebration. the soccer fans celebrated argentina's performance in the finals, but violence erupted. the chaos particular situation marred what was a spawn tan a yous -- spontaneous show of support for argentina's team. they lost 1-0 to germany, but had their best world cup run in 24 years. >>> a much different situation

ahead of barack obama and obviously that's changed and it is the case mccain started out well, he teeteredff in 2007 and i read an article this morning from 2009, may of 2009, america's mayor to america's president profiling rudy giuliani as the front-runner. there is always the thing in politics it goes back and forth, mccain was down and became backup able to win the nomination. the conclusion we draw from that comparison is politics are unpredictable. that is inaccurate but what it means for her presidential campaign, i don't know there are two many overall conclusions we can draw from it other than we know politics this how such thing as a thing. jon: a darkness politics professor wrote this op-ed piece, here is the opening line. hillary clinton's artificially inflated poll numbers he writes makes it seem like especially strong presidential candidate. but the clinton bubble is quickly coming to an end. do you agree with that? >> i do. you think about after benghazi secretary of state, that is when the approval started to drop among independents and republicans. she had very high approv

. >> our chief washington correspondent teeter cook joining us. thank you. let's get a quick check of how the markets are reacting. -- our chief washington correspondent peter cook joining us. the nasdaq showing green, but the dow industrials still down about 32 point. let's rejoin our roundtable. economics editor michael mckee, lisa abramowicz of bloomberg news, our chief washington correspondent peter cook is at chicago, diane swamp. thank you so much for joining us. that labor slack still a concern. >> that is the interesting part of this. they upgraded their forecast -- not their forecast, but their assessment of the economy, changing some of the tenses and adding a few additives, but all in all, a little bit brighter view, but they do not want to give the impression that all is well, so they throw in the lines about excess labor market slack. in other words," we are not, despite what we say about the labor market inflation indicator , ready to do anything." we were expecting the possibility of a dissent, but everybody was asked -- everybody was betting

that is how cool it is for them and the teeter totter effect it's a ridge of high pressure here, lower pressure there. if we didn't have the trouble clouds, it wouldn't be as bad. i've enhanced this image to show you. this is dry air moving in. it's moving in toward monterey. it will get here by late tonight and tomorrow. fog is there. i say fair because there is a lot of high and mid level clouds and they are painted right over us. it will be cooler for those inland. we were 100 on monday and here we are back into the 80s for some. 70s around the bay. i think we get back into more of a july pattern. 50s and 60s by the coast. and coolest day is friday. >> all right pam is that good enough for you? >> i think so. >>> the debate over illegal immigration is really heating up at the nation's capital. what lawmakers are calling for. >> and did you see her? a marvel comic surprise. after the break the new sexy super hero slated to take thor's hammer for good. ♪ 737. 737. right there? you guessed it. how do we save on operational costs? with the world's largest fleet of boeing 737's. one of t

>> several industries teeter on the edge of full automation. one is dry-cleaning. at the moment it takes human develop territory to look at and know how to deal with some pieces of clothing. a robot can't do that. >> as soon as i was born, my parents had me on their backs. on the age of seven i was putting sponges on hangers, taking orders at the county. by 12 i worked on saturday so they could have a day off. >> robots showed they can handle and close towels. >> here is footage. it takes more than 6 minutes to fold a towel. maybe they'll do it while sizing up a stain. it takes human experience. we'll look at it and say - okay, we'll get it out for sure. that's years of knowledge of being in the industry. >> we need humans to drive us around in texties too. >> google and other features are pushing us towards a world where humans will not be necessary. at the moment we need human judgment and expenses. not just to know when it proceed through an intersection, but dangerous stuff like when the person in front is drunk. >> these are logistical, it's a matter of time a

. >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >> >>> a fragile place teetering as hamasand gaza and israel at breaking point. i'm in for antonio mora, welcome to "consider this". that story and more straight ahead. >> the israeli army released this video of air strikes in gaza. >> it killed multiple hamas

. >>> a fragile place teetering as hamas and gaza and israel at breaking point.i'm in for antonio mora, welcome to "consider this". that ahead. >> the israeli army released gaza. fighters. >> hamas vows revenge. israel says it's responding to rocket attacks.

iraq is teetering on the edge as a dangerous terror group fights to expand its power and russia is entering the conflict raising questions for the rest of us here in the united states. i'm jenna lee in for gretchen today. isis militant in syria on parade and celebrating the declaration of a cross border islamic state. more american troops are back in baghdad. the president deploying an extra 200 troops to protect the american embassy there putting the total number of american forces on the ground at 750. the pentagon also sending over helicopters and drones to secure baghdad's airport and keep travel routes clear. a situation getting all the more complicated each and every day. we go live to connor for more. >> reporter: the u.s. military presence in iraq has grown significantly in the last three weeks going from virtually nothing to as you said nearly 800 or so u.s. troops in baghdad. now, this all comes as increased fighting across the country continues and in a sign that's really how bad things are, u.s. military and pentagon and white house all saying more troops are going there. now, t