Tonight, our special report. Youre looking at live pictures of gaza where at 6am saturday morning, in two hours, a temporary humanitarian truce is scheduled to begin. Both sides agreed to stop attacks for 12 hours, so food and aid can get to palestinians inside gaza. Diplomats had hoped for a longer ceasefire. That didnt happen, instead they are about to begin a day of meetings in paris. Jonathan betz is here with more. Diplomats hope a 12hour pause will lay the ground work. Al jazeera obtained a document outlining the key points. A ceasefire in 2012 is aimed at providing a sustainable solution. It ensures the livelihoods of the palestinians. It also offers a 7day pause in violence so israel can pull out its troops and allow food and medicine in. That is a longterm side. The hope was to stop the fighting for address. For now theyll be paused for a few hours. After 18 days of violence serious talks the fighting may stop briefly for the first time. We are confident we have a fundamental framework that can work. Secretary of state john kerry left cairo hoping for a long term deal. Both sides appear to be close to agreeing to a short truce beginning tomorrow. They have indicated a willingness to do that as a good faith downpayment. Still in the works, a 7day ceasefire, israel related the idea, not willing to pull troops out of gaza. We are trying to bring cessation to the violence. Earlier ceasefires failed. Hamas demanded israel lift the blockates after weeks of fighting including an attack at school, patients is running thin. This is wrong, why are you killing people. There are other ways to resolve the issue. Im angry about what this is doing. Stereo during the brief pause, israel says it will continue to search for and destroy hamass tunnels. Secretary of state john kerry is headed to paris with the hopes of extending the 12hour peace fire. Jonathan betz, thank you. John bradshaw is executive director of the National Security network, a group of analysts. I afghanistaned about the significance of saturdays temporary ceasefire. Its an important step, the first time that both sides agreed to a ceasefire. Obviously its not enough to change the situation. But it does bode well for coming up with an agreement leading to a longer 7day ceasefire that secretary kerry has proposed. The secretary said they have a good framework, that both sides are buying into. There are obstacles to be worked out. There is hope that after the 12hour ceasefire that starts saturday morning, therell be momentum to a longer 7day ceasefire. And the secretary of state john kerry heads to europe tomorrow. What does he hope to accomplish there. The europeans have a role to play. They are not the ones that will broker a deal. That will rely on turkey and qatar, who have been the go betweens with hamas. I think the europeans can play a supportive role, and some of the e. U. Diplomats have been engaged. Its a useful stop. And i think the real action will be back in the region when if qatar can provide the right incentives to hamas, to agree to the propose accuracy fire. And qatar, which provides funding for Al Jazeera America, they have been the go between between hamas and the rest of the world. What are the qataris telling hamas. From what i understand they have been encouraging hamas to agree to a ceasefire. There might be some financial incentives for paying salaries other things that have existed. The Economic Situation is miserable. And one of the things that may come out of the whole sorry episode with so much violence is exnegotiations. It could lead to Better Living conditions for the palestinians and gaza. We are a long way away from that. This could be the first step, creating some time, a more secure situation for a couple of years. Theres not a lot of reason that therell be a longterm solution. We may see progress in the following address. Thank you. While diplomats in cairo try to reach a truce, palestinians in the west bank and East Jerusalem took to the streets in what they call a day of rage. Demonstrators threw rocks and fire works at the police, security fired rubber bullets into the crowd. The press are moving in. We are hearing grenades being fired. Literally in the past few minutes, hundreds of men finished praying, they couldnt get into the alaxa mosque. This is a water canon. Police were prepared before they got here. Its an important day, the last friday in the muslim holy month of ramadan. And given the p lo cause for palestinians to show solidarity and support for Palestinian People in gaza. The police have started to move in. We have seen protesters and fireworks. Police have decided that you can see a lot of smoke in the air. Behind the line of police is the water canon. Theres a few hundred men here. Plus arrested this man. They moved in quickly, a wall of police followed by special police. You can see a water canon. There were hundreds of men angry they cant cabinet into al absque mosque because of security restrictions. Police were prepared, coming with stun grenades and met with protesters. They moved in quickly and have begun making arrests. Kim vinnell reporting. The Israeli Offensive is tearing families apart. 900 have been killed in gaza. Mostly civilians. In a neighbourhood the ambulances are brave enough to drive through. Usually a busy thorough fair is neglect, other than a boy pushing groceries. Two neighbourhoods emptied by war, and two families. They struggle with loss on a day the u. S. Hoped there would be peace. This man sadly knows this hospital well. His family members fill 20 rooms. Shrapnel cuts through his brothers leg. Hes prepping for surgery. He nods, he is so nervous he cant speak. Down the hall. Hussains cousin has had four surgeries, one for each port of his body. The entire family was living in a u. N. Schoolturned shelter. The wounded include hussains family, the dead hussains mother, stepmother, sister and two brothers. I dont understand how i survived or why im alive. Across town you can see the loss and the heart break. In the light touch on a photograph, of a father and his son. The family said an israeli bullet killed 7yearold marr won. Israel denies it. I was holding my son in my hand. He fell in the street. I called to him. He gave no response. Waleed was her oldest son, the one destined to lead the family. He was named after a man in a poster. His uncle died fighting israel. Im not a member of israel. Im worried about my brother. He is in heaven. 10yearold shimer escorts her father outside. She is afraid hell get shot. We stopped from around the corner. In palestines history, our children are being killed. The neighbourhoods, families feel empty and disappointed after so much death. Theres no peace in site. In several american cities, jews and muslims rally for piece, side by side. This demonstration in los angeles including a Prayer Service that drew several hundred people. In new york more than 1,000 people marched past city hall. Others gathered in times square, wanting to draw attention to u. S. Political involvement and Financial Support of israels military. Organizers read out the names of 200 children who had been killed since the fighting began. The other story, the unresolved crisis on the boarder. President met with leaders of three nations, the country responsible for the flood of thousands of Migrant Children into the United States. President s of honduras, guatemala, and el salvador expressed concerns about americas immigration policy. More from libby casey at the white house. All the leaders gathered, recognised they have a shared responsibility to deal with the problem. The president called for more facilities to house the children and more resources to get them through the court system. He praised the outpouring gern ofties, helping to take care of children coming across the border. He warned that theyd be repatriated, ending up back in their own countries. In addition to being a nation of immigrants, we are a nation of laws. If you have a disorderly and dangerous process of migration it puts the children at whisk, but calls into queech a Legal Process of those properly applying and entering our country. The president said the u. S. And Central American countries have to Work Together to get at the root of the problem violence and poverty. He talked about improving security and gunrunners, making the situation better. They have been asking congress and others to help. They are fraught with negotiations, over what they should be doing. Democrats put forth a proposal. But republicans say it spends too much money and doesnt do the right things. We know the president caused the issue, has failed to lead on the issue. It is appropriate for congress to step into the breach and fix the issue. Doing nothing, i dont think, is a good approach. You hear from republicans that they recognise they need to put aside their own proposal before leaving for an august recess. Some republicans are saying they shouldnt leave until they get their own ideas hammered out. At this point its not like lug theyll come out with anything. Republicans are talking about retailing the 2008 law dealing with child trafficking and having more judges on the border or national and guard troops. They are not things that will line up. Will they get anything done over the next week it remains to be seen. The president of guatemala told al jazeera he agrees with president obamas call for all the nations to Work Together. He says solving the Drug Trafficking problem and border issues to go away. Translation guatemala, honduras, and el salvador do not produce drugs. They are in the path. We need to get together to combat the trafficking. Gangs are dangerous, especially the drug gangs, they create violence in our country. They bring the drugs to the United States and return with firearms and money. It causes violence and weakens my countrys responsibility. We must Work Together. Hama is clear on this. We have to come up with a programme. At the bottom of the hour, we bring you stories of people coming to the United States. The anger over the arrive and convincing them not to make the journey. A week after Malaysia Airlines flight 17 was shot down most of the bodies have been removed. Crash vectors started re investigators started to look at the side. Reporter the small team of australian and dutch investigators have been in the area taking photographs of debris. It is spread over a radius of 25 square kilometres. The australian and dutch governments talked about bringing in soldiers so a proper secure forensic investigation can begin, but that is not going to be easy. We are in the middle of a war zone. We have heard artillery in the distance. And although those australians and dutch governments may have reached an agreement with the authorities, their writ does not run here, which is under the control of separatist gunmen. Barnaby phillips reporting. Two f16 fighters shets were called to escort a jet back to canada. Here is what it looked like after it landed. Hand down, hands up. This is amateur video taken inside the plane, the airliner on the way to the city when a passenger used the word bomb. The plane landed safe and a 25yearold suspects was xarnaled with endangering. Investigators prosecutor at the scene of a crash in mali. It was probably weather related. They refused to rule out other investigations. Still ahead. Profiteering from disaster, a man accused of making money off the Deadly Washington mudslide. The mother of five who made it her personal mission. The wildfire burning in Washington State burnt twice as many homes as estimated. 300 houses were burnt when flames engulfed. It was the largest recorded wildfire. Its more than half contained. Officials are concerned dry weather it strong wednesday may cause it to spread. Four months ago the deadliest landslide hit oso. 43 decide, and the tragedy affected thousands more, devastating the community. After the disaster some saw a chance to make money. Allen schauffler has to story. Its rude. Marler speaks for a lot of people. When the landslide covered griddicly important highway 530, some locals commutes went from 20 minutes to two hours. The state department of transportation scrambled to improve the uty road, seekingeesments, permission from owners to use their land to bypass the slide. Coheners of one coowners of one parcel refused, demand 181,000. Others expect a few hundred. People dying and not being found and just saying no to a simple thing like a road so neighbours and girlfriends can get to work. State records show robert taga. Coowned. We called and knocked on. I talked to someone on the closed door. They had nothing to say about the story, but had plenty to say when the negotiator came to talk to them. Records show mr walsh saying the offer insults intelligence. The men finally accept 85,000. And 17,000 more per month if the road is used past sepp. Negotiations delayed the opening of the road. A different route could have cost a million dollars. Exercising eminent dope age and forcing compliance. The state paid grudgingly. When it comes to helping an economy in a town that lost so much. We do what we had to do. A few residents living with constant construction noise received 600 for the use of their land for the road. It runs all the way along here. The Attorney Says those people wonder if they are the ones gouged by the state. My clients dont want 85,000. But 600, you know, i think there are two examples of entities taking advantage of other people in an emergency. Highway instruction should be complete in two months. The bitterness over the money grab while bodies were pulled from the mud indoors. They nailed the state for that much money. With the highway open, kagsal closures will force traffic on to the action road through september. Philadelphias archbishop says pope francis will be visiting the city next year. The archbishop says the pope accepted an ipp vatation to invitation to participate in a conference in 2015. They have not confirmed the visit. It will be a first visit to the u. S. S pope. A dallas man cleared his name after a d. N. A. Test proved his innocence. The exoneration is a first. Hes the first to be proven innocent for d. N. A. Without asking for the text. It was a general audit of cases to look at cases where people were not protesting their innocence and see if some were innocent. Phillips was convicted of rape, served 12 years. He claimed he was innocent and was convinced to take a plea deal. He was forced to register as a sex offender. Upped texas law he is entitled to 80,000 compensation for each year of wrongful convection and 80,000 for life. Abortion clinics across the south are closing because of legislation in louisiana, texas, mississippi, and alabama, they require doctors to obtain special privileges from hospitals to practice. Death is in health care. Maam, dont go in there and kill your baby. Reporter tasha is a 47yearold mother of five from new orleans. Every month for the past eight years she protested outside clinics. For her, its a personal issue, when she was 18 and 12 weeks pregnant, her family forced her to have an abortion. The worst thing you can do. Its child abuse. The reality is i did that. My baby was torn apart out of my womb. Five years ago she met pastor bill shaption and worked with operation save america. She was welcomed and counselled. I came to terms with that. God set me free when i let the lord in and arrived for forgiveness. For 15 years members staged rallies. Most have taken a week off from work and travelled hundreds of miles to protest. This week they are picketing outside clinic. What do you hope to accomplish by holding up the signs and shouting to people going into the clinic. What do you think it does. They are hearing the words and the truth. Some are pressured to come in here. Women shouldnt have the right today that you have and had when you were 18. Exactly, and i wish i never had that right and choice to make. It was the wrong one. I know i was 18 and had the right. I wasnt old enough to make the decision. During every demonstration the group is armed with signs, some with pictures of an unborn foetus, others with scripture. During this demonstration the group held a memorial for what they said was an unborn foetus. That baby deserved a funeral and to show people, yeah, this is what is going on. This pastor says the groups tactics may be aggressive, but are not extreme. We have fall ep blow the norm, being normal appears to be extreme. She plans to travel with operation america. The goal is to come to an end. Announcer a flood of migrants headed for the United States. Many of them children. Risking their lives to cross the border. Some americans want them to go home. What is the solution . Tonight, our special report border insecurity. Hi everywhere, im john seigenthaler. The problem of undocumented immigrants is nothing new. Over the past nine months it has gotten worse. This week the federal government warned that as many as 90,000 Migrant Children will attempt to cross the border by the end of selent. It was the topic of a meeting with leaders of el salvador, guatemala and honduras. President obama urged them to do everything in their power to convince their people not to make the trek. Paul beban is here with more on how the crisis got to this point. The reason the children are leaving, they decided its more dangerous to stay. Criminal gangs and drug cartels made this into one of the most violence regions in the world. The chart is murder rates in guatemala, el salvador and honduras. When compared with civilian deaths in iraq, the peak of the ipp surge say, they are insurgency, they are more dangerous than a war zone. The gangs are targetting children for recruitment. If they refuse they are threat thing them with harm. The children are threeing in word numbers, seeking asylum in mexico, nickar ag u a, costa rica and the United States. Now well look at where they are coming from. The dots, circles represents the order of magnitude. That is the most dangerous city in the world. Under law, children from the countries in Central America cannot be deported. They must get a court hearing, it can take months it not years. You could see that it has overwhelmed the court system. It was built to handle 6,000 to