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Kerry sees progress on Israeli-Palestinian framework deal
克里稱以巴框架協議取得進展
On his 10th visit to the Mideast in a year, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says he sees progress on a "framework agreement" to guide talks between Israel and the Palestinians.
在對中東地區進行今年第十次訪問時，美國國務卿約翰·克里表示，他看到指導以色列和巴勒斯坦進行會談的“框架協議”取得了進展。
(SOUNDBITE) (English) U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE JOHN KERRY, SAYING: "I will say that we are working with great intensity, with serious purpose, with a commitment to trying to resolve this conflict that has gone on for many years too long."
美國國務卿約翰·克里：“我要說，我們專心致志，嚴肅認真，下定決心努力解決這場持續多年的沖突。”
Kerry is trying to establish what U.S. officials call a "framework" of general guidelines for an accord, with details to be filled in later. Kerry met with the Palestinian president for about 3 hours of talks. Afterwards, Chief Negotiator Saeb Erekat said Kerry is pressing for a two-state solution:
克里試圖確立美國官員所說的協議指導方針的“框架”，稍后再補充細節內容。克里與巴勒斯坦總統進行了大約三個小時的會談。隨后，首席談判代表埃雷卡特(Saeb Erekat)表示，克里正在敦促雙方制定解決方案。
(SOUNDBITE) (English) PALESTINIAN CHIEF NEGOTIATOR SAEB EREKAT, SAYING: "…We are working hard to achieve an agreement on all core issues. No one benefit more from the success of Secretary Kerry's effort than Palestinians and no one stands to lose more of failure than Palestinians."
巴勒斯坦首席談判代表埃雷卡特(Saeb Erekat)：“我們努力就所有核心問題達成一致。任何一方都不會從國務卿克里的成功中獲得比巴勒斯坦人更多的益處，任何人也不會遭遇比巴勒斯坦人更多的損失。”
The U.S. hopes the talks will lead to an agreement within nine months.
美國希望會談可以促成在九個月內達成協議。
Clashes erupt in Syria after shots fired at crowd
人群遭遇槍擊致敘利亞爆發沖突
Syrian rebel factions clash with fighters from the al Qaeda-linked Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant in a town in Idlib province. The clashes came after shots were fired into a crowd commemorating the death of a prominent rebel leader held by the powerful al Qaeda-linked group. The video, which can not be independently verified by Reuters, shows people running for their life as gunfire rings through the street. Several demonstrations were held in Idlib and Aleppo provinces to mark the death of a prominent Syrian doctor and rebel commander, Hussein Suleiman. Suleiman's body was handed over earlier this week as part of a prisoner swap between the rival rebel forces. Video of his corpse showed signs of beating and one ear was cut off. More footage from Friday appears to show a gas pipeline in flames. Syria's State news agency says the attack on the pipeline caused a massive fire which led to electrical outages across southern Syria. Efforts to end the almost three-year-old conflict hit another snag Saturday -- an influential Western-backed opposition group shunned talks aimed at ending the war.
敘利亞叛軍幾個宗派與基地組織(Al-Qaida)的分支伊拉克伊斯蘭國家和黎凡特戰士在伊德利卜省一個小鎮發生沖突。在悼念被這個勢力強大的基地組織分支關押的卓越叛軍領袖逝世的過程中，人群遭遇槍擊，沖突就此爆發。路透社難以獨立證實的視頻顯示，槍聲在街上響起時，人們四處逃命。伊德利卜和阿勒頗省舉行了幾起示威活動，紀念著名的敘利亞醫生，叛軍指揮官Hussein Suleiman之死。本周初，Suleiman的遺體移交，作為雙方囚犯交換的一部分。關于他的遺體的影象顯示了毆打的跡象，一只耳朵也被割掉。來自周五的更多圖像似乎顯示一條天然氣管道著火。敘利亞國家新聞機構表示，管道遇襲造成大火，導致敘利亞南部大范圍斷電。周六，試圖終止持續了三年的沖突的努力再次遭遇障礙——一個有影響力的西方支持的反對派團體回避了旨在結束戰爭的會談。
Facebook sued over private messages
Facebook被起訴侵犯客戶隱私
Are your private messages on Facebook really private? A class action lawsuit filed this week against Facebook claims the social media giant scans private messages for data to sell for profit to third party companies. The lawsuit also alleges Facebook "hides the extent of this intrusive behavior from its users."
你在Facebook上的個人信息真的能保證隱私嗎？本周，針對Facebook的一宗集體訴訟案件控告該社交媒體巨頭掃描個人信息，搜集數據出售給第三方公司獲得贏利。該案件還指控Facebook“隱藏了侵犯用戶隱私行為的程度。”
SOUNDBITE: JOE CULATON, FACEBOOK USER, SAYING: "You are perceiving that it is only private between you two and you are not really thinking that the people from Facebook can actually see what you are talking to your friend about."
FACEBOOK用戶JOE CULATON：“你原本認為這只是你們兩人之間的隱私，你肯定沒有想到Facebook工作人員能夠看到你和朋友的談話。”
Facebook has responded to the lawsuit saying the allegations have no merit.
Facebook對該訴訟做出回應，稱這些指控沒有任何法律依據。
SOUNDBITE: SETH ROSENBLATT, CNET, SAYING: "So it wouldn't be surprising in the near future to see the next big social networking service be one that is more privacy forward, it has privacy built in as a feature from the beginning."
通訊網絡主管SETH ROSENBLATT：“不出意料的話，不久的將來就會有更好地保護個人隱私的更強大的社交網絡，最初就把保護隱私作為一個屬性。”
Last year, Facebook settled another privacy lawsuit over targeted advertising for $20 million.
去年，Facebook剛剛以2000萬美元解決了關于贊助商內容廣告的隱私案件。
