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for the first time since that horrible accident. thank you. thank you so much. how long will his recovery be? and drugged? pills to go to sleep, pills to play, pills to play at half time, pills after the game. former detroit lion jd hill on the dea investigation of the nfl. did the nfl illegally give players pills to keep them on the field? after they put me out of the good old boy club and out of the locker room, on the streets, with my family, i m still in family. let s talk live in the cnn newsroom. good morning. i m carol costello. thanks so much for joining me. we begin this hour in the middle east where a cease fire plan couldn t even survive the night. just six hours after israel accepted the deal, it abandoned the plan by launching these new air strikes on gaza. hamas militants scoffed at the cease fire at the very beginning. i cannot contempt strongly enough the actions of hamas in so brazenly firing rockets in multiple numbers in the face o ....
the small town still seething over the shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown. as local prosecutors prepare to prepare to bring evidence to a grand jury. let s bring in stephanie elam live from ferguson. what changed things last night? i know last night, there was no tear gas for the first time in many days. was that an important game-changer do you think? reporter: i think it was a big part of it, christine. there was a big dialogue. a large dialogue, during the day when we got out here in the afternoon yesterday. about how the police needed to scale back on seeming like they were military. and that at the same time, the peaceful protesters needed to stay marching, doing what they were doing, on their side. so if everyone just stuck to that plan that things would be okay. for the most part, it did work out that way. it was close to midnight before we saw any kind of skirmish. but at that point, it depends on hue talk to about what started everything to just ....
bergdahl is getting ready for his next assignment, a return to active duty. now that the u.s. army has determined that he s finished with his reintegration program. hello, i m wolf blitzer reporting today from jerusalem. so far, calls for a cease-fire have fallen on deaf ears as more rockets and bombs fall on israel. here are the latest developments. the death toll in gaza reached 176 after almost a week of israeli air strikes. among the dead, 18 members of one extended family. you see their graves being prepared here. palestinians say they died in an israeli air strike targeting the head of the gaza police force. the israeli military says it shot down a drone spotted along the coastline. the military wing of hamas says it has sent drones on missions inside israel but provided no details. meanwhile, israel says hamas has fired almost 1,000 rockets into the country. caught in the middle of it all, civilians living in gaza. over the weekend, israel dropped leaflets warn ....
to rescue foley and other hostages, but that mission failed. people like this ultimately fail. they fail because the future is won by those who build and not destroy. and the world is shaped by people like jim foley, and the overwhelming humanity of those who are appalled by those who killed hill. the united states of america will continue to do what we must do to protect our people. we will be vigilant and relentless. they ran incredible risk of detection and bloodshed. barbara starr brings you details. reporter: one of the most dangerous missions u.s.taken in years by any measure. it was several of the most elite commandos that went into syria by helicopter. they were protected overhead by fighter jets and surveillance aircraft, right into what, by any measure, is enemy territory. they had intelligence. they believed the hostages were at a particular location being held by a particular group of isis militants. no one in the government, yet, is saying where the ....