Ground forces. Im jay in west jerusalem where israeli delegation is preparing to travel to cairo for perhaps the toughest part of negotiations for a lasting cease fire. And in other news rescuers continue to dig through the rubble to find survivors days after a massive earthquake in china plus. Im tonya reporting with tens of thousands of jobs at risk, its a preferential trade deal with the United States that expires next year. Threeday humanitarian cease fire in the gaza strip is entering the sixth hour and agreed to palestinian factions including hamas as well as israel. People are taking advantage of the truce to look for food and water as well as assess the damage that has been done to their homes. Now the israeli army has pulled out all its Ground Forces from gaza and has now gathered its troops at the border. It claims it now destroyed all the tunnels in gaza. The scale of the damage is now becoming apparent and both parties are trying to find a longterm truce and talks are still
Israel says its investigating what happened. Late this monday the death toll in the 28day war was over 1,800. He was in gaza during the ceasefire and resumption of the air strikes. Just like in all of the previous ones, this one was no exception in that it was short lived, barely less than an hour after it went into effect. An 8yearold girl was killed in an israeli strike in the camp just north from where im standing. There are many injuries out there and other injuries as well and different israeli strikes which were conducted during this partial unilateral ceasefire decided by israel. This some 24 hours after a Deadly Strike right near a u. N. Emergency shelter that caused a lot of international outrage. Today however reerlly forces had indicated again this was a unilateral decision on their part. Palestinian fashions obviously do not feel binded by it and Israeli Forces were learning certain parts of the palestinian enclave were exuded from the ceasefire. Notably those parts east, t
Heavy rain in california. A region in need of water, but how much is too much . We begin tonight with israel and two developments that could have a big impact on the Peace Process. Prime minister benjamin n fired two of his cabinet members today. He plans to dissolve parliament and call for early elections. Meanwhile, recognizing pile line as a state. It is the fifth time that they have pledged support for a palestinian state in the last two months. Andrew simmons is in jerusalem. It was a fiveparty coalition that never got on, and it call came to a head with angry exchanging. Netanyahu had the last word, though, he fired his critics. Almost from the first moment and maybe for other reasons in this government there was friction, and there were opposing views. It is conducted under the threat of ultimatums and relentless attacks within the government, at the government, and at me, who stands at its head. Capital meetings have been charged with divisions, smiling here in better times. Fi
General Family Dollar tieup goes through, the combined company would have 20,000 stores in 46 states, a total of about 28 billion in revenue. Now, heres the important part the synergies on this transaction, which contrast to the other one and i know were talking about dollar tree and Dollar General and Family Dollar, its confusing. Dollar, dollar, dollar. Dollar, dollar, dollar. Heres whats happening. On the Dollar General Dollar General tree. On the Dollar General proposal, they would have 550 million to 600 million in synergies annually. That would happen three years after the close. That is in contrast to what was 300 million in synergies on the other dollar tree deal. Now, the dollar tree is a much Smaller Company than Dollar General, and thats one of the reasons theyre not able to have the type of synergies. A lot of analysts had wanted Dollar General to come forward with this deal. Were surprised that they havent. Apparently, if you look through some of the filings on the origina
Was adapted for his bestselling memoir see no evil and a sleeping with the devil. Hes one of the most accomplished operatives in the history. Hes won the career intelligence medal and speaks eight languages. He spent much of his 21 years with the cia and the middle east and one of his notable assignments of which there are plenty was attempting to assassinate Saddam Hussein. He is currently National Security analyst for cnn and one of the foremost authorities on the middle east. He takes us on a wild adventure through the history of assassination in his latest book the perfect pill. Thinking about who the perfect fit would be to interview bob tonight obviously we needed someone with the appropriate crop of house and experience and deep knowledge of the complex political history and we also needed someone who had been portrayed by the major movie star in the movie based on their work. So, we are deeply honored to have him here to interview bob. Wool is one of the founders of the center