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and abortion doctors are urging a us appeals court to uphold a ruling that would take a common abortion medication off the market as soon as friday. ambushed newly released body cam video shows the moment officers come face to face with the louisville, mass. killer and deteriorating health. jailed russian opposition leader alexey navalny's medical condition is said to be severe. live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. and thanks for being with us, a group of anti abortion doctors that sued to ban a common abortion medication is urging a u. s appeals court to uphold a ruling that would take the drug off the market. the group filed its response to request requests from the u. s justice department and the maker of the drug
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mifepristone. asking that a texas judge's decision to suspend that drugs long held fda approval be allowed to take effect on friday, the group says mifepristone is not safe and that the fda did not adequately assess its risks when it approved the drug 23 years ago. the appeals court wants the justice department and drugmaker danco laboratories to respond by midday wednesday, whichever side loses, that ruling could still appeal and possibly ultimately go all the way to the u. s. supreme court. stone is typically used in conjunction with another drug, misoprostol to end pregnancies that 10 weeks along. misoprostol can also be used alone to cause an abortion. but women may encounter more complications when doing so. with mr prostate, all alone. abortion and miscarriage. management is less effective,
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were more likely to see failures and therefore more likely to need surgical intervention after musa prostate alone when we use mifepristone and music processed all were more likely to get a complete result with medication only and avoid a woman having to go to the operating room. lindy li is a political commentator and women's co chair at the democratic national committee. she joins me now from philadelphia. appreciate you being with us. rosemary thank you so much for having me legal access to the abortion pill mifepristone is now in jeopardy after a texas judge stripped the drug of its fda approval. that order will go into effect early saturday unless blocked by a federal appeals court. that's currently considering a freeze on that order requested by the department of justice and the abortion pill manufacturer. so what do you expect? the appeals court will do and ultimately, the supreme court if that's where this all ends. no. well
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the fifth circuit is known for being one of the most conservative in the country. and my guess is that this one inevitably reaches supreme court , which is exactly what anti abortion activists want. and what pro choice activists fear that perhaps even this extremely conservative court won't go so far as to shake the very foundations of the pharmaceutical approval process , which will not only impact kristen but drugs of all kinds, and there are also questions about whether the plaintiffs in the texas case, even have legal standing. and just to go back to the basics here. if you're not a woman of childbearing age, you might think you won't be personally impacted by the dueling rulings and events that are playing out of the fifth circuit court of appeals. but imagine what would happen if one single activist judge can simply append medical research and the fda approval process. imagine the dangerous ramifications for the biotech industry. imagine
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the disaster that would befall cancer patients and diabetics. why would companies spend billions of dollars developing a drug if a single judge with no medical experience whatsoever can with one stroke of a pen, take away their approval of that judge of the approval of that drug it would be outright mayhem. and i think this would be even too much for justices like brett kavanaugh and john roberts, who, despite their distaste for the administrative state don't want to completely handicap the f d. a it is a concerning president. indeed so if the courts take mifepristone off the market in the united states, doctors say they will be able to provide medication abortions using another drug called misoprostol, which is less effective and causes more cramping and bleeding and can lead to more complications. so essentially, this texas judge is trying to remove a safe and
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approved medication while leaving women with a more dangerous alternative. your reaction to that. absolutely that's such a good point, rosemary because a judge with no medical degree who is not a gynecologist was not not attrition has decided that he knows better than us than american women themselves. dozens of medical association's 400 pharmaceutical executives and the fda itself a judge should not be practicing medicine from the bench. after all, over the course of 23 years , abortion pill has been deemed safer than viagra and even tylenol, the pillows you used in more than half of all abortion. ins and lindy while this legal uncertainty possessed the governor of massachusetts and other democratic governors, a stockpiling abortion drugs to ensure that women continue to have access to safe abortions. while we await legal clarity on this, how should the fda be responding? do you think they shouldn't be doing anything
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until we see how the legal ramifications pan out? and i'm so glad that we have governors like jay inslee, who are, you know, looking out for women, and they're doing not just the right thing. they're doing the smart thing. a liberal judges resounding 11 point victory in wisconsin is just the latest reminder that the republicans, extremism on abortion is deeply unpopular. we also saw this in ruby red kansas, of all places where voters beat back abortion ban by double digit margin, despite the $3 million of the catholic church spent on the race, so the republicans are fundamentally out of step. with american people that takes us to the new pew research center poll that has found that more than 50% of americans think medication. abortion should be legal. while only 22% disagree. the rest aren't sure and yet access to this abortion pill is now uncertain due to the views of some judges, politicians and
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religious leaders. what's going on here? do you think? i think what republicans at the end of the day they realize that their pro forced birth policies are hugely unpopular, so they resort to the judiciary to ram through deeply unpopular policies. they resort to handpicked judges like his merrick to tear down the wall between church and state. thank you so much for joining us and sharing your perspective on this. issue many things. thank you so much, rosemary. the louisville, kentucky police department has released dramatic body cam video of the quick response to monday's deadly mass shooting at a bank. it shows that tense moments between officers and the gunman just moments before his killed. cnn's adrian broadest takes us through the footage and warning. what you're about to see is disturbing. it! the shooter has
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an angle on that officer. we need to get out there. i don't know where he's at the glasses blocking in louisville police just releasing this body camera footage. it shows the tense confrontation with 24 year old connor sturgeon after he fatally shot five of his fellow bank employees stop stop! back up, back up, back up! back up. up here. stop right there on the job. the video begins with officer nicholas wilt in his training officer corey galloway running towards the steps of the bank. that's when more shots are fired at them. this is when both officers are hit. we don't see officer wilt get hit, but we do see officer galloway fall backward and then down a set of concrete steps. moments later, more shots are fired between him and the suspect. so they got him down. i think he's down you're
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doing after off now. you can do the stairs. that's when the gunman is killed for people to react by staying there, staying in the fire and going back inside the scene. keeping themselves in danger. that's superhuman police also releasing these two still pictures one showing the suspect inside a bank hallway before the shooting and one of him in the lobby area of the building where he waited for officers. authorities say it was a targeted attack with an a r 15 style rifle. he texted. a friend called a friend left a voicemail. he's going to kill everyone at the bank. feeling through battle. and livestream the attack on instagram. it was later taken down. a city official who has seen the video tells cnn. you can hear a female coworkers saying quote good morning to the gunman. then the shooter is heard telling her
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quote you need to get out of here. the official says the gunman then tries to shoot, but the safety is on and the weapon isn't loaded. and once the weapon is loaded, and the safety is off, he shoots her in the back. her condition is not known. more than a dozen people were shot. police say they have executed a search warrant on the gunman's home and determined he purchased the weapon just six days before the shooting. he purchased the weapon legally. from one of the local dealerships here in louisville. now another community tries to wrap its head around devastating gun violence, including dr jason smith, weary there's only so many times you can walk into a room. and tell someone they're not coming home tomorrow. and it just breaks your heart. adrian broadest cnn, louisville, kentucky. tennessee's republican governor is urging state
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lawmakers to pass new gun control measures about two weeks after the deadly shooting at a nashville school that left 39 year olds and three adults dead . governor bill lee is vowing to sign an executive order to strengthen the state's background checks, he said it's time to set aside politics and pride. it is possible and it is important that we find a way. to remove. individuals who are a threat to themselves or to our society to remove them from access to weapons. i'm asking the legislature to bring forth thoughtful, practical measures to do that. but it's unclear if the republican dominated legislature will take up the governor's gun control push. last week, the statehouse expelled two black democrats for loudly demanding more firearm restrictions. justin jones was
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reappointed by the nashville metro council on monday and justin pearson will learn his fate in the coming hours. when the shelby county commissioners vote on whether to reinstate him. the manhattan prosecutor who filed criminal charges against donald trump is firing back at one of the former president's closest congressional allies. cnn's manu raju has that story. manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, filing a lawsuit in federal court to push back and essentially block jim jordan's efforts to investigate bragg, who pushed those charges that led to donald trump being indicted. just last week for the first time in american history, have any former president this time on the allegations that donald trump falsified business records to cover up hush money payments. that adult film actress stormy daniels an attempt to help his presidential run in 2016, but republicans
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believe that alvin bragg was doing this for audit of pure political motivation and don't believe he has any real purpose and have tried to call alvin bragg to come testify but not just brag. they sent a subpoena last week from mark palm. pomeranz who's was a former attorney in the district attorney's office, asking for documents asking for records and asking for pomeranz is testimony brag, filing a lawsuit saying that that subpoena should not be enforced, calling it unconstitutional, saying it's an effort to intimidate his office and going on to say this congress, lex any valid legislative purpose to engage in a free ranging campaign of harassment in retaliation for the district attorney's investigation and prosecution of mr trump under the laws of new york? that campaign is a direct threat to federalism and the sovereign interests of the state of new york. the court should enjoy the subpoena and put an end to this constitutionally destructive fishing expedition. now he goes on to say in that
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lawsuit, the roughly 101,000 calls and emails from trump's supporters that have been threatening and racially charged in the aftermath of trump posting on social media media erroneously that he was going to be immediately charged. arrested by bragg and would be indicted on these charges. that didn't happen until several days later . but nevertheless, jim jordans pushing back saying in a tweet, firstly indicted president for no crime, then they sort of block congressional oversight when we ask questions about the federal funds that they say they used to do it now. there were $5000 in federal funds that were used to deal with the trump investigation, but not according to bragg's office for this indictment specifically and jordan's. nevertheless it's still pressing ahead plans to have a field hearing in manhattan next week to try to discredit brags show that bragg has not focused on violent crime and manhattan and instead on this issue, all part of this republican effort to go after
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the manhattan prosecutor but that is backed up by the house speaker. but some republicans, particularly the senate. want the focus to be elsewhere. manu raju, cnn capitol hill. a parade of top u. s. officials are speaking out publicly for the first time about a trove of leaked pentagon documents posted on social media director william burns calls the leaks which exposed us spying on some of its closest allies and urgent problem. the deeply unfortunate leak of classified documents is certainly as intense as anything and that now part of the inbox as well and you know, it's something that the us government takes extremely seriously. us defense secretary lloyd austin says investigators will turn over every rock until they find the source of the leaks. one theory is that they may be material from daily pentagon briefings. secretary of state antony blinken says american
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minister richie's anak. the two will hold talks in just a few hours from now. president biden will also meet with all five parties that make up northern the island's power sharing agreement, and cnn's kevin liptak is live in belfast, northern ireland. he joins us now. good to see you, kevin. so what's on the agenda for the president in the hours ahead, of course for the rest of the week? really rosemary, the centerpiece of the president's visit here in northern ireland, is the speech that he will deliver a little bit later today at ulster university, talking to university students, and i think that the choice of that venue is really highly symbolic, talking, not necessarily about northern ireland's bloody past, but its future. you know, many of these audience members of this audience may not even remember the troubles they might not have been born in 1998. when the good friday agreement was signed, and really what the president is hoping emphasizes the economic potential of this region, the potential for investments here
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and really trying to focus on what's next for northern ireland instead of focusing only on what has happened in the past. now the president is not speaking to lawmakers while he's here. he's not addressing the parliament of stormont and that in part because the parliament is not functioning at the moment, there's this dispute over brexit trade rules and so that the power ensuring agreement that was one of the outcomes of the good friday agreement is not currently sort of functioning, and i do think that tells you the good friday agreement for all of its success in bringing an end to the sectarian violence , many of its ambitions i sort of remain unfulfilled. and, of course, the pieces also somewhat uneasy here, and even in the last several days, you've seen some flair outs of sectarian violence, including in dairy when republican dissidents clashed with police and think the images of that. so disappointing for so many people because of how young some of
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those dissidents were really just young teenagers really the sort of people for whom the good friday agreement which really meant to bring about major changes, and so the president will only be here in northern ireland for around 15 hours from there. it's onward to the republic of ireland. later on today, he'll have the first of two visits to ancestral homes. this one is in county louth. that is where his great great great grandfather, owen finnegan, he was shoemaker. he left ireland and 18 49 came to the united states and really is kind of the origin of president biden's irish story. where's mary kevin liptak. joining us live from belfast. many things kremlin critic alexei navalny's health has taken a dramatic turn for the worst behind bars and three years after he was poisoned and nearly died. his supporters worry it may be happening again. we'll have the details for you on the other side of the break. sunday nights
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wide plus get free design services dot com natasha chen in los angeles, and this is cnn. two videos have emerged on social media purporting to show beheadings of ukrainian soldiers . the videos are two separate incidents filmed at different times, but they only service within the past week in response to the videos, a top adviser to ukrainian president vladimir zelensky tweeted there will be an accountability for everything. and for more on this story, i'm joined live by claire sebastian. she's in london. so clear. what more are you learning about these disturbing videos as we two separate
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incidents, as you say, two different videos surfacing in different places. but of course, both of them in the past week, the first one appears to have been after the fact it shows two ukrainian soldiers. excuse me. lying next to a military vehicle reported to have been filmed by vagner fighters and according to social media in the vicinity of mahmoud, where we know some of the fiercest fighting is still ongoing, with heavy involvement from bargainer fighters, the there there's a voice that says they were killed in their heads cut off. there's some laughter is difficult to verify the location. we haven't been able to geolocation. all the time when it was filmed, but that is the first video second video. heavily blood surfaced on twitter. which possibly shows a russian fighter in the act of beheading a ukrainian soldier very disturbing, possibly filmed in the summer, given the level of plant life on the ground there, so this rosemary, shocking but perhaps building up a picture of what we know to be
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the brutality of that fight. we've had previous accounts of the brutality of wagner tactics. having said that there are social claims on social media that ukrainian forces behead their own soldiers to conceal their identity after they're killed. that's something that's surfacing on pro russian social media channels. conflicting reports but of course again this picture of the brutality in particular of that battle for backward and claire in another story. we're following the health of jailed russian opposition leader alexei navalny appears to be getting markedly worse in a twitter post tuesday , he's spokesperson said navalny has had severe stomach issues and has lost eight kg or about ÂŁ17 over the past two weeks. according to that tweet navalny is not receiving any treatment inside the prison. navalny was poisoned with the internationally banned nerve agent novy chalk back in august of 2020, and his team seems says
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it's entirely possible that he's being poisoned again. we don't know that, of course, clear what more do we know about navalny's health? yeah, there have been phase around his health. rosemary honestly, for a lot of the last couple of years that he's been back in russia and in prison, his conditions his team have been reporting have been worsening his now, according to his spokesperson, in his 13th stint in solitary confinement. he was released on friday, then put back in again on monday, his lawyer also saying that an ambulance was called to his cell paramedics on friday because of acute stomach pain, but he's not being told apparently. what condition he might have or being properly treated. his daughter has also raised the alarm, recently telling cnn that she feels that she fears her father is being slowly tortured and killed his team. as you say. his spokesperson say that they're worried that he has been poisoned by something that is causing his health to slowly deteriorate now, as for who could be behind something like
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that? uh there are concerns that it could be something coming from the russian state. take a listen to cristo grows of the lead investigator for russia. for belling cat instrumental in uncovering the links to the russian state of the poisoning of aleksey navalny in 2020. we cannot exclude that there is motivation for that. i mean, we know that navalny was definitely poisoned, with no video by none other than the state of russia. we know that he went back to russia against the wishes of putin because putin really wanted him out. he made everything possible to prevent his return. and, of course, now from within jail puts navalny continues to essentially ridiculed putting in the war effort by being a very vocal opponent of the war. so of course there is the motivation. he does continue to criticize the russians date from inside prison. christa griazev saying that typically that in order for something like a poisoning would come from the very top of the russian government. but he says , in this case since we're seeing a splintering of the
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russian power structure, it's possible that someone like gordon could also be behind somebody like this or that. of course, we don't know for sure that anything like that has happened. alright, thanks to claire sebastian joining us live from london. us president joe biden has spoken with the parents of even gersh devic, the wall street journal reporter arrested in russia last month on espionage charges. the phone call happened tuesday as the president flew to northern ireland. the white house says it's committed to getting gersh devic released as well as paul whelan, another american who is being held in russia for years. the family of god devic issued a statement which reads. we are encouraged that the state department has officially designated evan as wrongfully detained. we appreciate president biden's call to us today, assuring us that the u. s government is doing everything in its power to bring him home as quickly as possible. moscow
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prison were gersh devic is being held, has a frightening history and reputation going back to the soviet days of the kgb. it's been described as a fortress where prisoners are alone and isolated in utter silence. cnn's matthew chance gives us a rare glimpse behind its walls. it looms under tight security. near the center of moscow, the walls of notorious lefortovo prison some of russia's worst criminals. and the kremlin's bitterest critics. and now us reporter evan gorshkov itch too. locked away here last month on charges of espionage he denies. us diplomats tell cnn they've still had no access to him whatsoever. but we met one of the few people who has the head of russia's prison observation
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committee agreed to speak to cnn , even though the gush covic case has been designated secret by the russian state. there are strict limits, though, to what he could tell us such a border probable. he was cheerful enough . i can't say that there was any physical or psychological pressure applied to him. we made sure to ask him that, and he confirmed that there wasn't any. then we talked about the conditions of his detention his day to day life on whether or not he is in need of medical attention, but we have not uncovered any problems. in fact , herskovits appeared calm. he told me unlike many who find themselves trapped, cut off from the outside world behind lefortovo. sewall's always lucia . yeah, but in the case of ceviche, i would probably say he was not shocked. you couldn't say that he was happy or that he envisaged this development. he simply took it calmly. that's all. but even a glimpse inside
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lefortovo can be unnerving. come this was rare access granted to russian state television more than a decade ago. even russians are fascinated with the prison, infamous for holding dissidents where the old kgb executed countless soviet citizens. officials tell us these facilities have now been renovated, but the layout designed to limit contact between detainees remains unchanged, as does the same old prison regime. ratboy callers at six am lights out at 10 breakfast, lunch and dinner. morning day evening. there's an inspection every morning. they ask if there are any problems, they deliver mail parcels deliveries from a shop. this routine will include trips to court if there are any and meetings with lawyers and investigators, etcetera just.
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under walk. the authorities have to let prisoners walk for an hour every day. i want to tell the world that i'm a victim of political kidnapping ransom. us citizens have passed through the four tivo before, including former marine paul whelan, who was held there before being convicted of spying in 2020 and sentenced to 16 years in a penal colony. chairman's report of another u. s. marine veteran trevor reid, released in this prisoner swap last year, described lefortovo as the most sinister of the six russian jails where he was held. i don't even know if i'd yelled out, he told the wall street journal. the other prisoners could have heard me. and it is that sense of being unheard of isolation behind these walls that evan gush devic may now be feeling too. even if outside there's a
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growing clamor to set him free. matthew chance. cnn moscow. and we'll be right back with more news after a short break. over 100 million americans have low or no c credit self is a newew y to build creditt. no credit scoe required self customers who start under 600 make on time payments of 49 point bump in their credit sco. on average, downad the app today. heart attack. do they ha life insurance? but we have life insurance. john i'm trying to find something we can afford. fortunately in only a few minutes, select quote, found john of $500,000 policy for only $29 a month and his wife and a $500,000 policy for only $21 a month. go to select quote .com now and get the insurance. your family needs a price you can afford. select quote. we shop you save. if you have diabetes,
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israeli police raided twice last week. and we go now to cnn's some abdel aziz, who joins us live from jerusalem. so salma what more are you learning about israel's ban on non muslims accessing this holy side. and what did worshippers tell you when you visited the alexa mosque? rosemary you wanted to learn more about the aqsa mosque complex because it's that flashpoint site that has been the catalyst for so many rounds of violence, including the latest escalation of tensions. we went there to learn more about how muslims revere that place during the month of ramadan, take a look. a delicate balance that governs in binds this holy site is under strength. my producer and i, both muslim born were granted access to film at the al aqsa compound by the custodians of the site. only muslims are allowed to pray here under a long running, but unwritten status quo agreement that
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worshippers tell us is slowly being eroded. non muslims can visit the complex only during certain hours. i feel pain. true pain inside this woman tells me this is a place of worship, not a place for occupation or provocation. this is what she means, while we speak a group of largely jewish visitors passes by the mosque under police escort women demonstrate by reciting the koran louder and louder. this mountaintop is revered by jews to call it temple mount. a growing movement of jewish extremists is demanding to perform prayers here that could upend the status quo. we witnessed at least two men praying as police stand by. we've seen several small groups like this of non muslim worshippers passing through the complex as muslims continue to
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pray inside the mosque. this is where the friction is. this is where the controversy lies. jordan is the custodian of the grounds, but that role is becoming increasingly symbolic, experts say, because it is israel that controls the security checks at entry points and therefore access. the director general of al aqsa sees the increasing visits of jewish extremists under police escort as a provocation. no matter coming in all confidence. i see these visits as an attack on our holy site. he tells me and i warned the government of israel to stay away from al aqsa mosque because any violation here drags down the entire region knowledge and there are tons at the gates , small groups of jewish radicals, saying the temple will be built. a reference to a far right fringe call to build a third temple on the sacred grounds. prime minister netanyahu insists he is committed to keeping the status quo but under his government,
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the most far right in israel's history, extremist voices are growing louder and stronger. all this makes an already extremely contentious place. ever more of a tinderbox. one event here can and has sparked deadly cycles of violence across the region. is seen as a political symbol as well as a religious one by the arab world. the complex lies in the heart of east jerusalem, which most of the international community considers to be under israeli occupation, but which israel sees as part of its united capital is our life. it is the breath we breathe, he says. it is an ideology that we carry in our minds. enter the dome of the rock and area designated for women to witness the afternoon prayer. some go to great links to get here passing multiple checkpoints, but they tell us they find some peace when they arrive. of course, i
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don't feel safe. she tells me. everything can change in an instant, always scared, but i'm here because i have faith in god. this prayer passed peacefully as most do, but here, even quiet warship is not a guarantee. i have to emphasize as they do in that piece, rosemary that prime minister netanyahu has over and over again repeated that he has committed to the status quo. as recently as just a few days ago after the latest cycle of violence after that raid on al aqsa mosque, but the fears in the sensitivity around it, just show how quickly things can escalate if any perceived changes happened to that site. some of dell's is joining us live from jerusalem any thanks for that report. coming up next. italy moves to free up resources to face a growing migrant crisis . how they plan to address the thousands of people seeking asylum or just. are you tired of
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