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>> reporter: scenes like this played out along the border. palestinians and israeli soldiers squaring off. for the residents of gaza, the goal is simple. >> translator: we are ready to cross now over the border. we are waiting. we have crossed it before and we will do it again. >> reporter: crossing that fence is a red line for military, blaming hamas for the violence and issuing a warning the army views with severity, any breach or attempts to damage the security infrastructure. still, the youn...

Believe that they pose a threat to the sovereignty of the state of israel to the security infrastructure the state of israel and thats why they were they were killed and i have spoken to the soldiers who took part in the operation on monday and they they told me themselves that they were given the authority and the permission to shoot in the lower extremities at people who crossed over the fence who approached the fence and they did actually shoot at palestinians. israels defense minister has ca...

Innovation, a last -- a lot of members will think twice about supporting this. >> you as for worries that service providers could be forced to compromise the security infrastructure they have guaranteed to the customers, f.b.i. general counsel says "they can promise strong protection but they need to figure how to provide us text." >> many express concerns of the price tag of development of the shortcuts worrying that small start-ups that have been the key to launching new innovation could be di...

Called camp nathan smith. we drive in a mine-resistant vehicle through kandahar city to see how the presidents uplift such a happy term, is working out on the ground here. a bit of context that is useful, the operation in marjah was operation mushtarek. this one in kandahar is operation amkari. >> what separates them is were not trying to invade or go into kandahar. were already here. so that means its improving security with the existing security infrastructure with police. up until now weve on...