while an overwhelming number of israelis back the situation in gaza, let's go to tel aviv and yehuda shaol. the co-founder and director of breaking the silence an israeli veterans group that works to expose injustices and abuse of palestinians by the israeli military. good to have you with us. your group's executive director wrote about her time in the service in the guardian on monday saying i believed with all my heart that we were doing what needed to be done. things have changed and now, i can no longer have that certainty. how have things changed? >> i think when uli, my comrade, wrote that things have changed she doesn't necessarily say that things have changed on the ground. i think when she says things have changed, is she changed, the way she sees and the reality how things stand. the same for me, during the second intifada, towards the end of my service, when i was able to start thinking like a civilian that i started questioning. and i started realizing the way i justify things to myself throughout my service didn't make sense anymore. >> your group's point is that the israeli m

and that's very, very sad thing for me. >> yehuda shaol from breaking the silence group thank you very much for joining us. >>> the backlog of deportation charges continuing to grow. the justice department, giving each can child a hearing within three weeks. mean while the congressional caucus, holding a hearing, of the children who fear returning to their previous lives. i'm joined by congresswoman judy chew. congresswoman good of you to join us. you've just come from the hearing where you've heard stories about unaccompanied migrant kids and others. there's a big concern that if conscious doesn't act the departments of homeland security and health and human services would run out of money to deal with the crisis when congress is on vacation. the president has asked $3.6 billion, speaker boehner has offered 659 million through end of the fiscal year. is this acceptable to democrats? >> this is not acceptable. there's a huge need and we have to address all aspects of this crisis. speaker boehner's proposal primarily gives money to border patrol. they do need the money but so does healt