Nothing on the streets meanwhile air raid sirens are heard across television bringing life there to a standstill gaza militants say nearly $1800. 00 rockets have now been fired into israel since tensions flared on monday but also to come this hour retired u. S. Military officers say they are tired of the state of the nation with left wing censorship on the border crisis in the joint letter they do question whether the president s health is actually up to the job. But i welcome you watching r. T. International this friday evening start this hour these pictures from the west bank thick plumes of smoke can be seen there is a palestinian state clash with israeli security forces molotov cocktails being thrown tires satellite rubber bullets have been fired in response well this is happening in the town of beit el just north of jerusalem. Now according to authorities for palestinian protesters. Have been killed and over 100 injured in friday s finest as following days of unrest all across his
a body the implication his death was premeditated and not the result of a fight that got out of hand each and every day there seems to be new information revealed or leaked the latest this was the car used for that mission in the forest caught by security cameras now an important part of the investigation but there s the feeling turkey s president does far more than has been made public clearly. the president of turkey is trying to use this incident to weaken. the saudi air apparent but. it s a dangerous game to play if he plays his cards as it were too rough for his to insist there are too forceful things could rebound so he s trying still a little bit carefully. the turks seem to know what happened in great detail who may have been responsible and we are the our no bringing them in front of a turkish court seems unlikely but they re pushing on with their inquiries and promise the soon sure what the new all with their allies and the rest of the world and alan joins us now li
60s across the area issue of the temperatures look like with 55 for now daily city s 63 radon concord few inland spots and the 50s and yak 55 degrees and also with apache fog little good result of a cloud cover and those temperatures are going to warm up with some sunshine. at the lunch hour at noon plan on lower 80s in land and then this afternoon temperatures will continue to heat up around 90 degrees by 5:00 with temperatures still on the warm side of the upper 80s for the bay upper 70 s across the coast in the mid upper 60s and then we shall you but i have the high temperatures across the in line spots and and 3:00 p.m. upper 80s around 90 degrees pleasanton livermore 90 by 3:00 p.m.. these to reporter: mitscher s will slowly warm up and then we do it again tomorrow and what we re dealing with this morning temperatures on the milder side new gray skies right now and then off to the east were looking at san mateo more low clouds with a little bit of sunshine so there is
captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: in a rush to justify a commando raid that did not go as planned, today, the u.s. military offered evidence of success, which only raised more questions. 36-year-old ryan owens, a navy seal, was killed on sunday in the raid against al qaeda in yemen. many civilians died, other americans were wounded and a u.s. aircraft was lost. yesterday the white house declared the raid a success by all standards when you look at the totality of what was gained. but today s proof of intelligence gained turns out to be a video that the pentagon could have easily have obtained online where it s been for the last 10 years. david martin report on the threat of al qaeda in yemen. reporter: the raid, which left an al qaeda camp riddled with bullet holes, may have been just the opening round of a new military campaign against al qaeda in yemen. lisa monaco, who served as president obama s homeland security a
captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. just the opening round of a new military campaign against al qaeda in yemen. lisa monaco, who served as president obama s homeland security adviser, told charlie rose she was briefed on the operation before she left office. the white house was presented in the wayneing weeks of the obama administration, a broad proposal, so not a single raid, a single operation on a single target, a broad proposal for increased military operations in yemen. reporter: of all the branches of al qaeda, the one in yemen is considered most dedicated to launching an attack against the american homeland, so the pentagon waited fair moonless night, and last weekend sent seal team 6 into a remote al qaeda hideout. the seals landed a fuel miles away and tried to sneak up it but were detected and began taking heavy fire. they called i gunships but civilians, including some children, were also inside. no longer pinned down