. >> it took us three hours just to get through the checkpoint letting us kneel kahlil, hebron. this neighborhood has been taken over by jewish settlers and they are protected by this check poibt here, this israeli checkpoint, 24 hours a day. i don't know how people do it on a day-to-day basis, but i'm getting very frustrated. >> i've been here since the settlement made life. that was his whole story. we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and photography. ♪ >> in is not something i know from my own army. this is why the soldiers are talking, because it's so dehum

our viewers to visit the city of hebron in which in order to create some kind of buffer zone area around the settlement in the heart of the biggest palestinian city in the west bank more than fifteen thousand palestinians were pushed out of their houses in the center of the palestinian city became a ghost town just to create some kind of empty buffer zone around the settlement so no palestinians cannot enter settlements now the fact that israelis got killed in the last ten or twenty years or have seen much more palestinians got killed but it doesn't change the basic fact here that the reality of occupation existed ten years ago and twenty years ago in forty years ago and in this reality both sides suffer both israelis and palestinians if we want to have people not getting killed over this. debate over this conflict anymore we need to end the occupation that would be the best solution for both sides here should the west bank settlements be dismantled again i don't know your going into specifics that i honestly don't know don't we thing is that i know here is what it means to be an occupie

our viewers to visit the city of hebron in which in order to create some kind of buffer zone area around the settlement in the heart of the biggest palestinian city in the west bank more than fifteen thousand palestinians were pushed out of their houses in the center of the palestinian city became a ghost town just to create some kind of empty buffer zone around the settlements so no palestinians cannot enter settlements now the fact that israelis got killed in the last ten or twenty years or we have seen much more palestinians got killed but it doesn't change the basic fact here that the reality of occupation existed ten years ago and twenty years ago in forty years ago and in this reality both sides suffer both israelis and palestinians if we want to have people not getting killed over this. in debate over this conflict anymore we need to end the occupation that would be the best solution for both sides here should the west bank settlements be dismantled again i don't know your going into specifics that i honestly don't know don't we thing is that you know here is what it means to be a

our viewers to visit the city of hebron in which in order to create some kind of buffer zone area around the settlement in the heart of the biggest palestinian city in the west bank more than fifteen thousand palestinians were pushed out of their houses in the center of the palestinian city became a ghost town just to create some kind of empty buffer zone around the settlement so no palestinians cannot enter settlements now the fact that israelis got killed in the last ten or twenty years or we're seeing much more palestinians got killed but it doesn't change the basic fact here that the reality of occupation existed ten years ago and twenty years ago in forty years ago and in this reality both sides suffer both israelis and palestinians if we want to have people not getting killed over this. debate over this conflict anymore we need to end the occupation that would be the best solution for both sides here should the west bank settlements be dismantled again i don't know your going into specifics that i honestly don't know dani thing is that i know here is what it means to be an occupier

our viewers to visit the city of hebron in which in order to create some kind of buffer zone area around the settlement in the heart of the biggest palestinian city in the west bank more than fifteen thousand palestinians were pushed out of their houses in the center of the palestinian city became a ghost town just to create some kind of empty buffer zone around the settlement so no palestinians cannot enter settlements now the fact that israelis got killed in the last ten or twenty years what we have seen much more palestinians got killed but it doesn't change the basic fact here that the reality of occupation existed ten years ago and twenty years ago in forty years ago and in this reality both sides suffer both israelis and palestinians if we want to have people not getting killed over this. debate over this conflict anymore we need to end the occupation that would be the best solution for both sides here should the west bank settlements be dismantled again i don't know your going into specifics that i honestly don't know dani thing is that i know here is what it means to be an occupi

already up to 80 at hebron. these are temperatures in naperville. here is the rain fall. this is an average of all of the model for tests. the sounds like a crazy range. you know how rain occurs. it will fall heavily in one area when thunder is involved. we will be monitoring the potential for some severe weather. the storm right now looks pretty innocuous. watch what happens here as the thing spins up and pulls more cold there. see the snow developing out here. the snow really gets going out there and spreads out into the western nebraska. for ross is warm southerly wind blowing. later in the day the front could come through and close off. a big weekend for outdoor activities. we also have the bears game coming up. this afternoon light wind continues to this modest pullback in temperatures. a high of 77. low '70's at the beaches. tonight more clout with scattered thunderstorms. the wind will be around to the south. a bit of a warm front developing. tomorrow clouds and mixed sunshine. scattered storms high 81. 50 percent coverage on those. strong storms perhaps later frid

hebron 178. buffalo grove nine tenths of an inch. we're left with sunny skies and 58 now. it is 54 at waukegan. another view of the clearing that has gone on. we are warming nicely in the early october sun. we're going to warm up more. another big trough is developing. the rides into the midwest from the southwest. this takes any cooler air that tries to get in and takes it off to the east before can get here. clear tonight and sunday tomorrow. as a dress off to the east the wind begins to turn around to the southwest. we get a little bit of a southeast flow. lots of warm air streaming out into the continent. what is left of the tropical storm moves up. tornado watches and the fact for tin new york ad pennsylvania. when did pfizer is as the returning southerly flow brings warm air into the plains states. 60s today, tonight we go down to the 40's away from the like.lake 6. use with '70s and land. sick. steve's with '70and land. tonigh. high temperature of 59. the wind will let up and become a very below 43. tomorrow sunny and mild in the afternoon. 72 assault went 5-15. wed

already an inch down in hebron indiana. of all has some pretty good range. we are there right now. there are all kinds of advisers. tropical storm watches to the west. a patchwork of the visor is. look at the snow that is expected. look at south dakota. huge amounts of snow expected. in the meantime there is karen tonight. these colors correspond to wind. mrs. winn in excess of 40-50 mi. per hour. comes up close to mobile alabama. here's a look at the hurricane center. there is the forecast at 7:00 tomorrow morning. it makes landfall apparent solar in the vicinity of saturday morning. it tracks north word. here are all of the different models. fairmont of certainty that the storm is moving where ithey say it is going to move. that is quite interesting. how unseasonably warm wind is blowing into the chicago area. you can see the warm temperatures here. thirties' and parts of wyoming and montana where it is snowing. when you put these two different air masses together you get a big storm this time of the ears. if you get under one you get a pretty good downpour. there'll be some mixe