Travel season, why Homeland Security is sounding the alarm on flights heading to the u. S. From overseas. I was born an alcoholic, im going to diane alcoholic. Toronto mayor rob ford opening up about his drinking and drug problems, telling about what hes done and how hes trying to move on after rehab. Gavin newsom, im stephanie sy. Im del walters. Tropical storm arthur has been upgraded to a hurricane. It is picking up speed and setting its sights on North Carolina banks. Funeral services are expected to take place today for a Palestinian Teenager who may have been killed in retaliation for the murders of three israeli teens early neither week. A rocket launched from gaza struck in southern israel overnight. The military bombing several target in gaza this morning, come ago day after sevens were injured in fighting in east jerusalem. Nick schiffron is in jerusalem right now. Are we expecting more clashes there today . Del, the police are trying to seal off that whole area, but there ma
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One year ago today three of our al jazeera colleagues were arrested in egypt where they remain in prison now. The United States which gives egypt 1. 5 billion a year in aid has protested their detention as have other governments. Now theres talk that peter greste, Mohammed Fahmy, and Baher Mohamed, could be released soon as world outrage grows at their plight and pressure from the United States and others increases. In june all three were convicted of aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood, and spreading false news about the country. Our colleagues have denied the charges, but the court still sentenced all three to prison sentences of between seven and ten years. The court can dismiss the entire case, uphold the verdict and sentence or order a new trial. What we do know is that peter greste, Baher Mohamed, and Mohammed Fahmy have paid a heavy price for their work as journalists, and that kind of work is judged a threat by the countrys military dominated government. Since july of 2013,