they told whus that happens we evacuate. >> reporter: cathy gibbens wasted no time grabbing her purse and leaving the building this morning when alarms sounded. she says she caught a whiff of the foul-smelling order at that prompted the evacuation of more than 200 employees. >> smelled, i guess sort of like sulfur. >> we want to make sure that all our employees are safe and that this odor is not something dangerous. >> reporter: pg&e and hazmat determined it was not a gas leak but a problem with the air conditioning system. while workers were allowed to go back inside to retrieve their belonging, the building will remain closed until further notice. it's not the first time the aging building's had problems. last year a malfunctioning toilet caused severe flooding, shutting down the building for two days. the 50-year plus structure has frequent rodent and cockroach issues. >> it is very old, and it has had some structural problems with regards to water leaks. >> reporter: today's closure brought much of the work at police headquarters to a stand still and led to limited access to the c

a whus is paralyzed by the unfolding actions and incapable ever shaping the outcome. i'm not talk militarily. diplomacy is what these guys were supposed to be good at. this is what barack obama ran on. he was going to avoid using u.s. military force because he was so good at getting people to listen to what he said. here we are we are sitting in the united states with a president that can't get anybody to do anything. >> very interesting we saw new development with russia providing 25 fighter aircraft. not only did they provide the planes they also provide russian by l pilots. that while the u.s. is slated to provide f-16s to iraq but that's being delayed. >> training of pilots isn't the only key there's financial details that were slow to happen. preparations for housing and securing the aircraft. those things happen in iraq. iraqi government have to do that. they are slow in doing that. we're working with them now to do this as quickly as possible. >> it appears russia has taken lead. united states leading from behind. >> i think -- look, president obama said when w

. >> reporter: the whus is losing patience.dent obama again calling the israeli prime minister, asking him, please to support an unconditional humanitarian cease-fire. but there's a new poll out that indicates how israelis feel about this. 87% of israelis say they do not support a cease-fire. they want the operation in gaza to continue. >> israel claims it was hamas who shattered the quiet first and they retaliating, firing only one fired upon. appearing on "meet the press" benjamin netanyahu made their position clear. the israel pulls back and stops destroying hamas tunnels, even a brief cease-fire could give hamas time to regroup. >> we can't allow them to restock this arsenal or we will be stuck in another five or six months with the same problem. so we want the militarization of gaza. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry unable to broker a peace deal, u.s. officials were hoping a set of rolling cease-fires would staunch the bleeding while diplomats kept talking but the two sides are entrenched. >> they're both deep in

not only for the w community whu you work but i think most especially for the volunteer themselves. >> baltimore, maryland, another volunteer. hi. >> caller: hello. >> you are on. >> caller: i am emerick. i am a bishop of a church. i was very much a street guy ine jamai jamaica. the peace corps came there and i have hung around the office for a little while. they fall in love with me and they treated me so well.e god bless him, he passed away and mr. smith and some other ones that i know. i worked with peace corps for about four years out there. stu and they have taught me a lot of stuff. i mean a lot of stuff. and i was able to merge in ministry and grow in the ministry. there's a lot i could tell you about the peace corps and how i was able to know the volunteersa are. about 260 and i would be able to work with them and from them my education was thvery, very low v because i ran away from home at around 12 m. and they have taught me until i was able to do a lot of stuff on my own and continue in school until i become a minister. and i learned the skills. today i'm living in the unit