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the palestine liberation organization called for a 24-hour humanitarian cease-fire in gaza today, but hamas rejected it saying at the present times to hear from israel first. israel intensified the offensive in gaza. palestinian health officials say at least 100 people in gaza were killed just today. israel attacked several hamas targets in gaza. palestinian officials say israel shelled the only power plant in the area. that will make life much more difficult for the area s nearly 2 million residents. nicole johnston has more for gaza. reporter: this is as bad as it gets for the electricity supply. the power station is up in smoke. no one has ever seen anything like this here before. it s been burning out of control for hours. too dangerous to send crews in to try and put it out. there s been tank shelling around this power station for days, and now it s taken another direct hit. they re trying to repair this, and it could take months. all the plant s fuel is burning. ....
in the meantime, we have the latest economic data. the latest of the services economy. scarlet fu in the newsroom. like services industry. i have some jumping unexpectedly to 59.6. looking for a read of 59.7, which would have marked a decline from the previous month. if the 9.6. so this read of 59.7 is the since august 2005. it looks like the service industry is expanding at the fastest pace in nine years. when it comes to market impact, not much of one. higher in terms of equity prices. jobless claims coming in right where economist had been looking for. if we add that to the highest some data we had a couple of days ago, it does suggest what it tells us that the economy is performing better than an economist expected it would. what we don t know in the market is not telling us is whether it is performing better than it investors expected. better than it investors expected. usually marks the lines on whether we are expanding or contracting. very much expanding an ....
and cough up $3.9 the billion in sanctions. and the prime minister says the uk public needs a wake-up call as david cameron gets ready to face southern european leaders jean-claude becoming the head of the european commission. the european union is a very good thing for the united kingdom. announcer: you re watching worldwide exchange, bringing you business news from around the globe. as you can hear in the headlines, we are watching for news out of brussels. breaking news, you can see the signatures being done on official documents. this is a free trade agreement that s being passed around, the likes of muldova, signing these the documents. leaders of the respective countries all there making history in this free trade agreement. will it make a difference? many people hope so to the fortunes of these countries he. you can see the final page as the european leaders put their names on board, as well, hollande the latest to sign the documents. the headlines bein ....
type of threatening coercion that doesn t really fit in the relationship between sovereigns. this 39 school corporations who have joined, i was talking to a few people in the hall. they are usually not standing next to me during my election process. let s leave it at that. but they were very concerned about the way we educate our children and the way our school corporations as a part of our sovereign government has been structured. we have a school board. they elect the people who run the school and they use part-time workers. so it s bus drivers, the teacher s aid, people that work in the cafeteria. under indiana s law, 30 hours or 37 1/2 hours, anything less than that is part-time. we re going to have our last keynote address and then we will break for lunch, which will be held upstairs on the second floor. our final speaker of the day is the attorney general of oklahoma, scott pruitt. he holds the merit of he holds the distinction of seeing the merit in this li ....
cautiously. carefully and cautiously. this is a priority because this will be working for five years and we want to choose clean people. indonesia s new president jokowi holds his first cabinet meeting as human rights activists decry him for picking a new defense minister who once defended the military s abuses in west papua and aceh. we will speak to allan nairn. then should genetically modified food be labeled? voters in colorado and oregon will decide next week. knowing if you re eating or buying genetically engineered food is not your right. may be moved to europe or japan if you want that right. or a lot of countries were people have the right to know. but not here, baby. vote and you get to know what is in your food. monsanto is pouring millions of dollars to fight labeling. we will speak to tufts university professor sheldon krimsky, editor of the new book, the gmo deception: what you need to know about the food, corporations, and government agenci ....