. >>> in haiti tent cities are bracing for tropical storm emily.torm is expected to make landfall within the next few hours. forecasters say emily could be mud individuals who and flash floods. 600,000 haitians are in tent cities since the earthquake last january. emily could bring mud slides and flash floods. >>> the track keeps it off the coastline in the u.s. out the door it morning, we have drizzle showing up at the coast, wet on the roads. low clouds extending all around the bay area this morning. cooler this afternoon, sunshine well inland. 70s and 80s that's about it. inside the bay 60s and mix of sun and clouds. probably low clouds and drizzle continuing throughout the day at the beaches. so cooler weather on tap for the bay area today. drizzle at the coast over the next few days and just inside the bay. temperatures around the state, cooler into the sacramento valley, 86 degrees there. still warm in fresno and 95. partly cloudy at the monterey bay. 64 degrees. 82 morgan hill sunny this afternoon, plenty of sunshine in san jose and 77 degre

mind is told in the strangest democracy of what's taught we have all read submissions last week a tent city has been established the final destination is not far from here at the korea defense compound and there they'll be holding a mass where you presume to a number of demands on the government of the civil speakers several populist singers also present in the last week there has been a number of smaller demonstrations that have been held for civil law was earlier this week taxi drivers blocked off a number of main goes they were protesting against the high cost of diesel there was also another protest among teachers university professors and students and they were united under the banner we education for all i did not have demonstrations of yesterday we hundreds of parents with strollers took to the streets and they were protesting against the wizened costs and behind costs of having children feeling as well israeli prime minister. has been supplies by the masses to all these demonstrations and his government is still struggling in terms of how to deal with them essentially what you can h

abc's matt gutman stopped by one of those tent cities before the storm. >> reporter: the u.n. and aid organizations know that these people can't afford to move out of here, so they're trying to alert them by putting up these flags to tell them floods may be coming. they're also publishing newsletters like this. this is the biggest newspaper, 500,000 copies alerting people in cartoons how to avoid the danger of storms and to try to get away. but for most of these people there is simply nowhere to go and all they're telling us is that they're going to wait out the storm and pray for the best. matt gutman, abc news, port-au-prince, haiti. >>> emily is on track to hit the tip of cuba and the bahamas, but it's no longer expected to make landfall here in the u.s. before eventually turning back out to sea. >>> the killer heat wave is getting even deadlier as temperatures soar again today from dallas to atlanta. more than a dozen states are trapped under that sweltering dome of hot, sticky air and for many cities it's not letting up any time soon. more from abc's steven portnoy. >> re

the rapid rise of the tent city movement has prompted a fierce debate in israel about what sort of countryt wants to be. a regional beacon of free capitalism or staying in its socialist past. >> it increased the struggle on the welfare state, whether we shall improve it or we shall go to the direction of the united states. >> reporter: for now, many of the protesters can't say exactly what it is they want changed, but have pledged to stay in their tents until they're confident that the government's response is serious. kevin flower, cnn, jerusalem. >>> a bloody beginning for ramadan as syria cracks down on protesters. human rights activists say nearly 2,000 people have been killed since the uprisings began in march. in response, the european union slapped more sanctions on syria, imposing a travel ban and an asset freeze on a number of syrian officials. >>> for more about the program, visit our website, cnn.com/mme, or send your comments by e-mail to mme@cnn.com. you can check out our webpage in arabic as well at arabic.cnn.com/mme. >>> that's it for this edition of "marketplace middle eas

tent cities have sprung top arnd the country is. they have drawn attention to skyrocketing rent and growing wealth gaps. the demonstrators say that they will not give up and tell the israeli government implements far reaching reforms. >> tent after tent fills the boulevard. she has been here from the start. she is inspired by what people have come to call the israeli spring. >> every day it gets bigger and bigger. it is amazing. everyone has something to say and a special way to say it. it is like people just waited for a chance to get out of their houses and create a home. >> it is mainly young, middle- class israelis who are protesting. she studied ballet and is hoping to make get in tel aviv. she lived in this area until recently. it is an expense neighborhood. rent is high and nearly everywhere in tel aviv and apartments are hard to find. her rent alone chews up 40% of her in, and she has two jobs. >> neither of them i get enough money. i have to run from one place to another. not enough to be at home to make launch ever. it jus

. >> you can see the masses of people living in tent cities. and who are homeless. and have little to no resources. you ask yourself where is the money going? >> and this group blames the haiti government for the conditions. and they say immediate efforts need to be made to ensure proper aid distribution. >> a food controversy erupted just as muslims celebrate ramadan. whole foods management had to rush to contain the fallout. and abc 7 has more. >> whole foods got caught in a controversy. the company hasn't campaign calling atension to halal foods meeting muslim laws but an internal e mail told managers there to stop using signage that could be considered promoting or celebrating ramadan there. was a backlash on twitter. >> we need to fight against this sort of pervasive prejudice. >> whole foods corporate quick to respond and it tweeted we're excited about offering halal products and stand behind them and our promotion of them. and the controversy erupted as muslims worked to educate people about their fate. not only is it time of prayer and fasting but giving. ab

they have set up a small tent city. he was one of the first journalist to report on the gold frenzy. he is not a welcome visitor. the bold -- they did not want to be in the spotlight. their minds are illegal. -- mines are legal. >> the authorities have often tried to close the mines. but they do not stand a chance. >> dozens of uncoordinated and unsecured tunnels wind to the mountains and could collapse at any moment. france -- friends have been killed. the official number-year it is 40. but the true figure is probably in the hundreds. no one really knows. dallas are knocked recorded -- gas -- deaths are not recorded. >> of course i am frightened. but i do not have at choice. this is the only job i can do. bucks villages nearby -- >> villages nearby provide services for the gold diggers. he is one of the few people we approached it would let us see what he actually does. his job is to separate the gold from me -- the ore. >> want yield just 2 grams of gold encased in a tiny pellet. >> it does not matter if i approve of

i can't imagine 600,000 people still living in those tent cities from that earthquake in haiti. in january 2010. still more than 500,000 people in temporary housing. >> those people don't even have to be near the coastline to be in danger because the threat of mudslides is so great. >> they're saying that the storm could strengthen again as it moves over the caribbean. our thoughts and prayers with those folks. a rough couple of days ahead for them. >> absolutely. >>> meanwhile, the southeastern half of the country is still sweating it out today as temperatures spiked paststhe 100 degree mark from dallas to atlanta. 14 states remain under heat advisories and the death toll now is climbing. more now from abc's steven portnoy. >> reporter: the heat has been brutal. emergency rooms are swamped. heat-related calls are pouring in. more than 100 people have died. just this week, two football players from georgia died from excessive heat exposure. 16-year-old forrest jones. >> he was such a great kid. >> reporter: and high school junior d.j. searcy. >> it's just not going to be same wi

the army moved in to get rid of the tent city in tahrir square, and did not do it gently. a television reporter for egypt 's channel 25 managed to keep filming as he was bundled into an army vehicle together with a bunch of others who had been arrested and sometimes beaten up. a bbc producer managed to take some photos of police and army operations until she was picked up. she was held for 20 hours before being released unharmed. by this morning around the square, the familiar gridlock was back, just like the old days. riot police were completely in charge. no one stopped us filming. there were no demonstrators and nothing much was left of protest banners that used to hang from traffic lights and lampposts. when president mubarak went, the military government, made up of his former colleagues, promised a new president within six months. there is still no sign of any elections. people are deeply divided about the future of the arab spring in egypt. hamid, who used to demonstrate in the square, is an optimist. >> the spring will bring us a beautiful flower. we have to wait.

in a tented city, they maintained a vigil for weeks. mothers like this woman, whose son was shot on the first friday of the uprising. i need revenge, she told me. i want justice for my son from house mubarak and everyone responsible for his death. but many of the shootings happened at night, with the man hidden in the shadows. the fire was almost certainly coming from government agents, but no one knows who. will the prosecution be able to pin responsibility on mubarak? he claims he did not know what is going on. he is not used to having to answer for his actions. >> you could not dream of ever seeing him held responsible for corruption or any of the abuse that he personally oversaw and enabled. >> egyptians have already seen the former interior minister in prison uniform. the crowds give him a hostile reception when he appeared in court in cairo last week. will each of its military rulers release subject a former leader to this sort of deal, or will he remain in hospital, pleading ill health? many people are skeptical. >> an army offic

demonstration that brought down the president is over, the police and army have moved in to get rid of the tent city in tahrir square. they did not do so gently either. a television reporter managed to keep on filming as he was bundle into an army vehicle, together with others who had been arrested and sometimes beaten up. one bbc producer managed to take some photos of the police and army operation, until she, too, was picked up, then held for 24 hours, before being released unharmed. the familiar cairo gridlock is back, just like the old days. no one stopped us filming. there were no demonstrators. nothing much was left of the protest banners that hung from traffic lights and lampposts. when president mubarak went, the military government, made up of his former colleagues, promised a new government and president in six months. that was already six months ago, and there is still no sign of an election. deeply divided about the future. this man is an optimist. >> we will have to wait. >> and it will happen? >> we wait. >> now that president mubarak is about to go on trial, attitudes toward him have

we'll be covering those events for you on our team you can follow our previous reports from the tent city on our website also on artie's facebook page and follow paula slayer's tweets from israel on our twitter feed. the. recent street violence in the u.k. has police and politicians divided over the way the unrest was handled that chaos started last saturday in london and spread across the country over the following four days so far just over a third of the six hundred people arrested have been charged prime minister david cameron was critical over the initial tactics police used to quell the rampant rioting and looting that senior officers hit back saying politicians were no help against the disorder and that their return from some one hundred days made no difference who wants a working overnight to deal with alleged offenders and hundreds of extra police are expected to remain on the streets until at least next week cameron has now turned to a former prominent us police chief for advice on handling gang violence and generally called them from the u.k. labor party says there's a whole li

as we flew in today, we could see just how fast this tent city is growing. for hundreds of miles, nothing but parched bright orange earth. then we see it. the world's largest refugee outpost. the white tents are the official housing but look at the outer rings of makeshift shelters. signs of desperation. about 1,200 people arrive here every single day. everyone of them with an unreal story. how lima left her deaf husband behind and walk here with five children in tow. only four of them made it. habid arrived friday night. >> translator: we were attacked along the way, she says. all of our bags taken. we have nothing. we hope we'll get help here. >> this afternoon, at the newest official camp opened last monday, people were settling in. kids playing in the dirt. making water barrels into toys. u.n. agencies are building as fast as they can but they can't keep one the influx. >> not just the numbers but also the conditions in which they arrive. we have never seen so high levels of malnutrition among children arriving. people arrive tired. after walking for thre

well you can find out previous reports from the tent city on our website also on facebook page or follow policy is tweets it's so on our twitter feed. the. recent wave of street unrest in the u.k. led to mutual recrimination between police and politicians as they each seek to lay blame for an adequate response to the violence on the out that they care so rapid last saturday and only took a few days for the disturbance to spread across the country the british pm david cameron expressed serious distant turned with the police calling their response or being outside of violence timid and inadequate pointing to initiate time to expand his police authorities didn't hesitate to strike back on blamed politicians for not offering enough assistance they bring their early returns from some of the patients as elaine gestural held calls are overwhelmed with processing hundreds of alleged rioters and extra police units are expected to remain on the streets until at least next week examinees people around the world wondering if the streets of their own home towns will always be safe and noise hartness

coming up in a program you political upheaval grips ukraine as police from the tent city that's been set up by supporters of the team for progress in exchange for the threat of the security forces lurks in the background our cameras are they got the latest also cutting all thieving hands in london hardline muslims press for the introduction of tough islamic sharia laws in the british capital go to report on in just a few minutes. almost sixty people have reportedly been killed across syria as the government continues its military crackdown on protesters over forty of those fatalities is said to be in the city of derails twelve in homs province this is just the latest of many violent responses to be on rest which began earlier this week government forces stormed the city of hama killing up to twenty four human rights activists say that overall more than one and a half thousand people have died just before the latest wave of violence the country's foreign minister promised a free and fair general election at the end of the year while mr lecturer from oxford professor mark colvin says t

past the hour here with our teams still ahead arrests on script ukraine that's police around the tent cities set up by supporters of detained former prime minister to show the threat of security forces lurks in the background also. a look at how s.s. marchers commemorating ted are bringing nazi ideas back to life in modern day still be on. but first it's been a hard week for the world stock markets which saw the worst plunge since two thousand and eight the stocks were battered by the euro zone and america's debt difficulties but the market panic triggered disputes among e.u. leaders as the pressure mounts on them to take decisive action over the debt crisis and european commission president admitted spain and italy are now under threat and called for the e.q. ballo fund to expand germany's finance minister rejects of the call saying questioning the decisions of the recent e.u. summit but only calls one. worries on the markets i cannot return a list patrick young says it's high time the banks start accusing in the troubles for the sense of the european union's be alive and is on the verge of

and of course you can find out previous reports from the tent city on our website also in our facebook page and follow paula clears tweets always wrote on our twitter feet. if. the recent wave of street unrest in the u.k. led to mutual recruitment ational between police and put a protest to the rather as they each seek to lay blame for an inadequate response to the violence and they are that so that chaos erupted last saturday and i don't know it took a few days for the disturbance just spread across the country the british we have david cameron expressed serious discontent with the police calling their response at the outset of violence timid and an adequate point to international tactics and police numbers police authorities didn't hesitate to strike back and blamed politicians for not offering enough assistance labeling that a return to the sound of occasions as a lame gesture of how courts are overwhelmed with processing hundreds of alleged rioters and extra police units are expected to remain on the streets until at least in the next week they trauma leaves people around the world

stay with us there are two still to come new political upheaval grips ukraine as police around the tent cities set up by supporters of the detained former prime minister yulia timoshenko the threat of security forces works in the background plus. in a landmark trial former egyptian president hosni mubarak bases charges of conspiracy to murder and corruption but many feel that little has changed in the country since the revolution. before we get to that at least forty two people have been killed in syria's eastern city of days in a government crackdown on protesters scores of tanks and armored vehicles are reported to have entered several areas of the city after heavy shelling according to reports another twenty people died in clashes across the country this comes just hours after countries after the country's president bashar al assad declared syria is heading toward reform activists say more than sixteen hundred people were killed in clashes with pro-government forces since the operation started in march the modern history professor from alex for professor mark almond says there's a lot going

now this sounds like it would be counter to those commercial interests how many hours will this tent city be allowed to exist do you think stacy herbert well that's a good point because yes wall street is surrounded by barricades already to keep people out now these protesters are suggesting that people bring barricades in order to keep you know themselves in so they're being kept out by the barricades that are already there well anonymous is a very powerful organization so maybe they'll have some juice or say well the protests aren't just going to be on wall street they're going to be in paris london italy and spain now still however this is where adbusters says tear succeeded in large part because the people of egypt made a straightforward ultimatum that mubarak must go so they're saying we need a simple ultimatum like this as well. they go on to say the most exciting candidate that we've heard so far is one that gets at the core of why the american political establishment is currently unworthy of being called a democracy we demand that barrack obama or dean a presidential commission ta

and you can find out previous reports from the tent city on our website also note he's a facebook page and full of politically as tweets always go on the twitter feed. if. ever since street violence in britain has divided police and politicians over the way the unrest was handled the chaos started last saturday in london are spread across the country over the following four days so far just over a third of the six hundred people arrested have been charged prime minister david cameron was critical of the initial tactics police used to quell the rampant rioting and looting that senior officers had bank saying politicians offered no help again and that their return from summer holidays made little difference is also working through the nice to deal with alleged offenders and hundreds of extra police are expected term main on the streets until at least next week carol now turned out for what us police chief for advice a hundred lane gang violence but the blame game in full swing between those responsible for dealing with the rest people around the world are left wondering if the same viole

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has been turned into tent city. reports peaceful demonstrations often go on the government and the world's mainstream media. tens of thousands on the streets of israel angry and protesting for change but is anyone listening when it comes to throw a lot of the foreign media want to see more of an action movie and this hasn't been a very violent it's been very hasn't been violent at all it's been very positive. well into week three the largest demonstration in israel in over a decade and how did a.b.c. c.b.s. and n.b.c. cover it they didn't a young a woman set up a tent while the editors of france twenty four b.b.c. and sky coughed up just a few meager seconds perhaps not even that interesting. back you know back in the studios ok there's a protest well what exactly is a protest a social protest. it's not the same kind of story that they used to it's not as big and dramatic as some of the bigger revolutions happening around the middle east and i mean isn't surprised by the worldwide lack of media interest he's worked

and still to come in the program new political upheaval with a few trade as police surround the tent city has been set up by supporters of detained former prime minister to shank it the thread all of the security forces lurks in the background are reporters of there we've got the latest for you and also to come in the program to a look at how s.s. much is commemorating the dead of bringing nazi ideas back to life in modern day stone. next the almost sixty people have reportedly been killed across syria as the government continues its military crackdown on protesters there over forty of those facilities fatalities are said to be in the city of. twelve of them and in the homes province this is just the latest of many violent responses to the unrest that began in march earlier this week government forces stormed the city of hama killing up to twenty four human rights activists say that overall more than one and a half thousand people died just before the latest wave of violence the country's foreign minister promised a free and fair general election at the end of modern history lecture of fr

better life for themselves poorly c r t tel aviv and you can find out previous reports from the tent city on our website also on our his facebook page and follow policy as tweets from israel are now twenty eight. in. a recent wave of street on rest in the u.k. led to mutual recrimination between police and politicians as they each seek to lay blame for an adequate response to the violence on the other on the chaos or rapid loss saturday and it only took a few days for the disturbance to spread across the country the british pm david cameron expressed serious discontent with the police calling their response at the outset of violence timid and in other words international tactics and police numbers place authorities didn't hesitate as trial by blind politicians were not offering enough assistance laboring that would tell from some of a cations as elaine just showed how courts are overwhelmed with process a hundreds of alleged rioters and extra police units are expected to remain on the streets until at least next week the trauma leads people round the world wondering if the streets of thei

to collapse so ahead in the program a new political upheaval grips ukraine police surrounded that tent city set up by supporters of detained former prime minister yulia timoshenko a threat of security forces lurks in the background also. a landmark trial former egyptian president hosni mubarak goes on trial for conspiracy and murder conspiracy to murder and corruption. but many people feel a little has changed since the revolution. first though at least forty two people have been killed in syria's eastern city of bears a day or hours or in the government crackdown on protesters there scores of tanks and armored vehicles are reported to have entered several areas of the city after a heavy shelling according to reports another twenty died in clashes across the country this comes just hours after the country's president bashar al assad declared syria is headed toward reform activists say more than sixteen hundred people have been killed in clashes with pro-government forces since the uprising started in march modern history alexis a lecturer from oxford professor mark almond says there's a lot

be covering those events for you right here on ars he you can find our previous reports from the tent city also on our website other items at r.t. dot com is our facebook page and going to follow paula silliest tweets from israel on our twitter feed. welcome back you with artsy. politicians divided over the way the. the chaos started last saturday in london and spread across other parts of the country over the following four days so far just over a third of the sixteen hundred people arrested. prime minister david cameron was critical over the tactics the police used to quell the. no help against the disorder their return from. difference. working overnight to deal with alleged offenders and hundreds of extra police are expected to remain on the streets until at least next week cameron has now turned to a former us police chief. says there's a whole list of measures currently on the table which will only make a bad situation worse. the reason increasing impoverishment of poor young people particularly in the big cities of this country and it's a very uncomfortable less know a lot of politi

prime minister yulia timoshenko continue to protest against her arrest her supporters have set up a tent city in the center of the capital kiev she was arrested of contempt of court on friday and. has been on trial since june over alleged abuse of power while signing gas deals with russia in two thousand and nine these are all charges she denies supporters call the case politically orchestrated by the country's current president you look over to the rallies began on friday when they tried to block the armored vehicle taking away but were dispersed by police. more international news now in our world update here a nazi thirty one u.s. special forces personnel and seven afghan soldiers have all been killed in a helicopter crash in the eastern province this according to the office of president karzai the incident marks the biggest single loss of life for american forces in the country by the taliban have claimed responsibility for the attack saying they shot down the helicopter with a rocket propelled grenade. but the syria's foreign minister has pledged to free democratic general elections in th