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general demilitarization. that is the sure way to guarantee that this conflict will not repeat itself. and i m very glad that secretary kerry and others have put forward the need to demill ta rise gaza. this is a long-standing palestinian obligation yet to be fulfilled. setting a new long-term goal is important for israel, it s important for the people of gaza and for all of us who want to see an end to the violence and an end to the suffering. every civilian casualty is a tragedy. a tragedy of hamas own making. i think the nobel loriat said it well when he said hamas is engaging in child sacrifice and this is something for which it must be held accountable, for the sake of all our children, it must not be allowed to get away with this. thank you, prime minister. we ll now do questions. questions are being asked of prime minister netanyahu right now. we can t hear them because the reporters are not miked but we re waiting his responses. the second question, if i ....
the big question now is can negotiators figure out a lasting peace agreement before this truce expires? anderson cooper is along the israel-gaza border this morning with the very latest. anderson, what are you seeing? what are you hearing? well, good morning, kate. not hearing much, and that s certainly good news for people here in ashkalan. we ve not heard rockets five hours into the cease-fire, and it does appear to be holding. it s been a quiet day here thus far. what makes this cease-fire different than others, most of which were broken very quickly is israel is not having any operations that are continuing. in past cease-fire, last unilateral cease-fire that israel held, they say they would continue ongoing military operations. right now they say they have pulled back all forces from gaza. all are on the israeli soil. they are in what they call defensive positions. we ll talk to lieutenant colonel lerner in a most but first let s go live to john voss standing by ....
working hard to stop the outbreak of the ebola virus. the second missionary who contracted ebola is back in the u.s. nancy writebol is doing better. they are grateful to have her back home. we said we were thinking about possible funeral arrangements. yet we kept our faith. now we have a real reason to be hopeful. fears are spreading here at home that after reports of several people being tested for ebola in ohio and new york, the cdc received dozens of calls at hospitals about patients. all have tested negative. the world health organization is discussing a response plan to ebola. heather? kelly wright joins us live. thank you, kelly. voter turnouts for primaries in four states. it was a night for incumbents in kansas. three term republican senator pat roberts holding off tea party challenger milton wolf. in the cap sass race for governor sam brown back beating business owner jennifer win. he will face paul davis in the fall. in michigan republican congress ....
it is important to remember that hamas acts extraordinarily irresponsibly when it is deliberate deliberately siting rocket launchers in population centers. i want to get to jim acosta who was at the news conference. what more did the president say? that was very direct at the heart of the matter here, hamas using human shields. absolutely that s right. he started off by talking about he was asked about israel and whether its activities in gaza have been proportionate and justified, and he basically went right after hamas and accused the militant group of being what he called extraordinarily irresponsible in launching rocket attacks from certain areas, suggested that was the reason for many of the casualties that have been suffered by the palestinian people during this conflict with israel. and then he went on to say twice in his remarks there at the end of this news conference, i have no sympathy for hamas. that was something that stood out to me. it s interesting ....
one. highway patrol captain ron johnson getting a lot of praise helping restore order and at one point even marching along with those protesters. certainly a welcome change here in ferguson. i m joined by cnn s anna ka bra anna ka braa anna ka brar ra. reporter: good morning. what a difference. we re outside that burned down quick trip. the site of so much unrest over the past several days. remember, this is wednesday night where all the chaos ensued. well, not last night. it was peaceful here. employee testers basically picking up, leaving on their own, policing themselves. just a few hoursation. we re hearing from them they feel for the first time in almost a week, they fee like they re voices are finally being heard and that justice will be served. [ chanting ] reporter: calls for justice, peace, and answers. anger and frustrations ravaging this community for days. finally calming after nearly a week of unrest following the fatal shooting of unarmed teenager mich ....