Mention the endangered species reform act, people say, just putting some controls and limiting it, that youre antispecies, antienvironment. What were talking about here, just like all the things in life are updated from time to time, this needs to be updated. Im pleased to work on this working group together with the chairman and others to bring about some sensible reforms. And the reason we do this is because farmers, ranchers, folks back home, farm bureaus, have been hit with lawsuits and i appreciate what the gentleman just said, its lawsuits, not science, that seem to be pressuring some of the some of this along. In 2007 they entered into an agreement with fish and wildlife that added a thousand species. But no one affected were allowed to participate. I have another bill, sue and settle that would have taken care of that, we passed it out of this house. It was said earlier when you take the e. S. A. You dont take a meat cleaver approach. I think the problem is not a meat cleaver a
To flee their homes. From the civil rites movement to journalism, a look at the life of editor and activist John Seigenthaler senior. [ siren ] sirens blare in central jerusalem, a cloud of smoke could be seen in the distance as people run for safety through the main streets of jerusalem. In gaza, 154 palestinianians have been killed. More than 2,000 injured by the israeli air strikes. Hospitals are seeing a steady rush of wounded victims, mostly women and children. Once again the United Nations is calling for a ceasefire, but for those caught in the conflict seconds can mean the difference between life and death. Here is an example, a small mortar smell exploding on the roof of a building. Its a warning called a knock on the roof. In this video 57 seconds elapse before the building is hit by an israeli air strike. We added the clock and subtitles. The home owner got a telephone call 15 minutes earlier warping of the attack. An israeli official said families should receive knock on the
To dondon forcing many to flee their homes. From the Civil Rights Movement to journalism, a look back at the life of editor and activist John Siegenthaler, sr. Thanks for being with us. We begin tonight with day 5 of the conflict between israel and gaza. We have a lot to catch you up on. But first, a run down of the latest numbers. Israel has launched more than 1,000 air strikes against gaza so far this week as of midnight local time. According to gazas health ministry, the death toll has reached 154 people, at least 88 of those killed have been civilians. So far, at least 1,062 people have been injured, majority of which are women and children. Our Nick Schifrin is on the ground in gaza city. Reporter thomas action its been a dramatic day purposing waited by two sounds i can hear now. One, a drone right on top of us, an israeli drone that has been firing constantly all night in addition to f16s trying overhead as well as a bombardment from naval art i willery. And healing ambulance, p
Countrys stability hanging in the balance. Im here because president obama of the United States of america is deeply interested in a unified democratic and stable afghanistan. And from football tickets, the fugitive wanted in allegations of a world cup ticket scam has given the slip. We have the business including a difficult day for the fashion house. Absolutely. The british luxury brand is facing revolt over the bosss p. Well look at whether it can be justified in the massive pay deal. A very warm welcome to gmt. Its midday here in london, 7 00 a. M. Washington d. C. , 2 00 in the gaza strip which now has been hit by more than 1,000 air strikes. This latest upsurge in violence has assumed a familiar patent. Israeli are targeting militants and weapons. The death toll inside the densely populated strip has reached 100. Many of them civilians. For their part, militant as continue to fire rockets into israel. One israeli was seriously wounded this morning. A new element has been added to
Firmly, all those who attack. The Prime Minister theyre being firm that he wont be swayed by International Pressure and a sense of protective edge. Phone calls from one administration to the other, publicly all we are seeing is a call for restraint. We know the u. S. Is willing to get engaged in terms of trying to help somehow negotiated ceasefire. That is not exactly putting massive pressure on israel. That one phone call between the u. S. President barack obama and israeli Prime Minister benjamin yet not to netanyahu. Now,is where we stand for publicly the United States being very careful in its wording. Expressed concern and reaffirm his right to defend it. This was in the context of the. Uestion we are told israel has a right to defend itself. The u. S. President says he is concerned about protecting human life. Is administration is willing to broker a ceasefire but even that looks like a difficult prospect at the moment. This has been the case for a long time now. Hamas is conside