hold of power, and. [ chants ] ..a film about race that india banned could be in the running for an oscar. women s groups may not be celebrating first to a developing story out of the occupied west bank, where a palestinian has been shot by israeli settlers. stephanie dekker joining us from ramallah to tell us more about who the palestinian is, and why he was shot. this is part of a bigger ongoing story at the moment. just to bring you up to date, the israeli army confirms that they are in the village, where the settler was shot, the palestinian man, health minister, says he was shot five times, in a critical condition, he s in hospital and the mayor tells us he was the palestinian farmer, with nothing to do with the bigger incident. this is about 20 minutes away. settlements in this area. the israeli army said that two men dressed as ultra orthodox jews stabbed an israeli man. he is in a moderate condition, he s been taken to hospital. i spoke to the israeli army. they c
palestinian 16-year-old girl shot dead by the police. how it s happening is highlighting the trust on both sides. rightful owner, australia ayres rock under control of aborigines, but 30 years after it s over, how the country s indigenous people gain more respect. tonight. threat of more rain in parts of texas, louisiana, mississippi and arkansas. officials with a weather service warn of a tornado. the remnants of hurricane patricia dumped more than a foot of water since friday on to some parts of the state. what had been a category 5 form diminished by the time it reached the u.s., and caused wide-spread flooding making highways and roads impassable. 50 miles south of dallals, a freight train derailed after railroad tracks were washed away. the state weathered the storm well. no deaths have been reported. a san antonio man has been missing. swept into a drainage ditch while walking his dog. we are joined from houston. tell us what has been happening there. the rain toppi
gives the president a green light for a third term. hello everyone, we are looking at syria, where the reported deaths are 11 iranian soldiers in 48 hours raised questions about the country said close government in the conflict. russia provides bashar al-assad with air support, iran plays a role on the ground. now they are looking to take part in international talks in vienna on thursday. for more we hear from a journalist in tehran. iran are willing to make compromises at the talks in vienna. not a single day goes by that we are don t here someone or a commander killed in syria, i don t think that the - in this is good for the prestige of the irgc or other camped forces because in public perception, it means that they are not going the right job. after four years nothing has changed. if you want to ask me they are under pressure, yes, of course, they want to make sure that this conflict comes to an end. as soon as possible. they don t have many, many groups inside syria,
israeli army can beat a child whose arms are restrained without all the officers being multiple officers were involved. one set on him. the other kicked him. and then dragged him by holding his hands behind his back. you can see the pool lot where they became. only one officer has received any repercussion and that is a 15 day suspension. he may face amount charges. noted the other officers involved faced any charges. the police department, which denied him medical care and then took him to see a doctor the bleedingid tariq has and he needs to see a specialist immediately the israeli police denied him that request. none of those officers have been suspended or brought to justice. what kind of message does that send? it shouldn t matter whether he is a citizen or not. it is enough he is a child. only one of those officers faces any sort of repercussion. it almost gives the green light for the police to teach treat the palestinian people inhumanely. i am sure they do no
the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker s room, washington, d.c., august 4, 2014. i hereby appoint the honorable thomas e. petri to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. , ned, john a. boehner speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, reverend peter foaland, holy trinity catholic church, washington, d.c. the chaplain: god of the unexpected, god who makes the weak strong, who makes the poor rich, who makes the dead alive again, dash our expectations as we begin this week of labor on behalf of the citizens of this country. help us seek you, not in the familiar, but in the strange. help us reach out to you, not in the comfortable but in the challenging. help us realize your justice, not in the usual patterns that can shackle us, but in the new way you show us, the way that always frees us. bless today th