airstrikes over the weekend. this video shows the devastation after the first round of shelling that struck a market on sunday. the human observatory for human rights says that hundreds were wounded. the united states has spent millions to vet and arm rebels to fight isis in syria. but so far the program has only produced a handful of trained fighters. cnn s nick payton walsh interviewed one of those rebels for this exclusive report. reporter: this is what nearly $1 million worth of pro-american syrian rebel looks like. these are the first pictures of the mere 54 moderate fighters the u.s. has painstakingly vetted, trained and equipped with these fancy weapons. there aren t nearly enough of them yet to worry isis. in fact, some of them were row cently detained by al qaeda after a firefight leading to
mother teresa for her half century of humanitarian work with the sick. those are some of your top stories now. shannon: thank you, steve. overnight, the israeli military launched deadly airstrikes against target in the strip. bombing three tunnels in the gaza-egypt border. two palestinians were killed and one other were injured. two others are still missing. the israeli military says the attacks were in retaliation for hamas shootings last week. two of the bomb tunnels were used to smuggle becomes from egypt. spike in violence comes days after the israelis and the palestinians held first direct peace talks in to years. earlier today, benjamin netanyahu briefed his cabinet on prospect for long-term mideast peace. we have the latest from jerusalem. in the past 48 hours, shannon, the tone, tenor and feeling of the peace talks has changed and it s been for the negative. we have seen two things happen.