reports of a shooting attack in the southern israeli city of ber sheba.ndrew simmons is in west jerusalem. he joins us. andrew, what more do we know about this attack? >> reporter: details are rather short in supply at the moment, but we understand the first report suggests there were two attackers and they had guns. at least one gun any more, that was shooing. this was at ber sheba, a city in southern israel. it was at the bus station a number of casualties, a number of israelis were hit. it is the numbers put anything between .five and eight at this stage. two attackers, both were shot, and one is said to be dead. the other was seriously wounded. that's from the police. so, no official confirmation yet, but this is an ongoing situation. this is an area where there hasn't been a lot, as much tension, as jerusalem and the occupied west bank, and it appears that the two attackers, as i say, also had at least one knife. so it was a knife and gun attack according to witnesses at the scene. an ambulance official has said that .5 israelis have been taken to ho

two dead after an attack on a bus station in a southern israeli city. a man mistaken as an attacker is in critical condition after being shot. >>> a typhoon has hit the philippines leaving at least three people dead. 20,000 forced to leave their homes. >>> and refugees are stranded at croatia's worder with slovenia. >>> in syria, the army has advanced. state television is reporting a push to drive rebels out of some of the northern city on friday has been successful. four civilians were killed in homs. security forces and a battle for control of the province. summer break was extended because of safety concerns overon going conflict between isil and the economy. they're also needing more time to enroll children from displaced families. an increasing number of professional passerbies often make sexually inappropriate comments to her. it should not matter if a wear a head scarf or not. >> a recent survey by a leading womens right group gave -- >> the record levels of sexual harassment and intimidation iraqi women face has without a doubt seriously affecte

earlier four arabs were stabbed in a southern israeli city, the israeli attacker is in police custodya palestinian was arrested after stabbing an israeli teenager. mike hanna has more from occupied east jerusalem. >> reporter: a number of attacks still occurring in the occupied west bank and in israel proper, but somewhat different than what we have seen in recent days. a palestinian israeli woman attempted to stab an israeli soldier. she was shot, police say moderately wounded. and then an israeli 17 year old attacks four arabs. they were moderate to seriously injured. the israeli attacker has been arrested. and one is seeing a pattern in an increase in israeli right-wing activity. in west jerusalem overnight a crowd of demonstrators gathered shouting insults towards arabs insisting they were going to march on occupied east jerusalem, of our, police dispersed them, a number of those israelis were dispersed. so continuing tension in various parts of israel and the occupied west bank. police say very difficult to deal with these stabbing attacks regardless of where they come from, beca

two people have been killed in several wounded during an attack at a bus station in the southern israeli city. the dead include one of the attackers and one israeli civilian. >>> the nuclear agreement reached between iran and the six world powers back in june is coming into effect. u.s. president barack obama says the day marks a significant milestone towards preventing iran from gaining a nuclear weapon. >> and angela merkel is in turkey to stem the flow of refugees coming into europe. >>> many refugees are forced to take a new route after hungary closed its borders with hungary on friday. >>reporter: some have been waiting through the night to cross. hundreds of men, women, and children stuck on the serbian side of the border with croatia. eventually, they were allowed to pass. taking the next step in their journey across increasingly controlled borders in europe. >> what is very bad is the situation that they're very crowded and they have been waiting here for many hours and they're exhausted. they have not enough water and supply and also not enough information. >> those a few days ahead

an arab man shot and stabbed people in a bus station in the southern israeli city of beersheba. police say an israeli soldier died, and ten people were wounded. earlier in the day, the israeli cabinet proposed police be allowed to stop and frisk anyone on the street suspected of carrying a weapon. tel aviv and three other cities said they will prohibit arab workers in their schools starting tomorrow. and israel is enforcing roadblocks in arab east jerusalem. the moves come a day after palestinians carried out five knife attacks on israelis in jerusalem and the west bank. four of those attackers were shot and killed. over the past month, eight israelis have died in palestinian stabbings, while israeli soldiers and police have shot and killed around 40 palestinians in clashes, many of whom israel identified as knife attackers. today, israeli soldiers removed 30 jewish worshippers who did not have permission to gather "" joseph's tomb," a shrine named after the biblical joseph in the palestinian-controlled city of nablus. the unrest that began four weeks ago was fueled by rumors th

earlier, four arabs were stabbed in the southern israeli city of demona. >> in a third incident on friday in jerusalem this time, a palestinian was arrested after stabbing an israeli teenager. friday's attacks follow a series of other stabbings and increased tension in the past week between israelis and palestinians. al jazeera's mike hanna has more from jerusalem. >> a number of attacks still occurring in the occupied west bank and in israel proper. some of them are somewhat different from recent days. in northern israel, a palestinian-israeli woman attempted to stab an israeli soldier. she was shot. police say moderately wounded. in demona, a 17-year-old israeli attacked two residents of the west bank. they were moderate to seriously injured. the israeli attacker has been arrested. >> one is seeing a pattern in an increase in israeli right wing activity. in west jerusalem overnight, a crowd of demonstrators gathered, shouting insultles towards arabs, insisting they were going to march on occupied east jerusalem. however, police dispersed them. a number which these israelis were disperse

there are some questions about what exactly happened in the southern israeli city at the central bustwo palestinian attackers entered the central bus station and started shooting and stabbing. as you said, police say at least six have been injured, four of them police officers. police say one israeli was also killed or has also tied. police say one of the attackers was killed at the scene. but there are now questions about whether there was more than one attacker. police are investigating whether the second suspect was indeed an attacker or was a bystander. this comes after what was a tensely quiet day in jerusalem in the west bank and in israel. there had been up until this point no attacks throughout, but this changed that. we've been waiting for the day when the attacks and the violence would end. fredricka, that day, as we have found out, is not going to be today. >> and what about security measures? what more can be done to prevent something like this or see it before it happens? >> well, i think a lot of the fear on the streets and that sense of tension and putting everybody on

sunday, palestinian reported lee -- reportedly opened fire at a central bus station in the southern israeli cityof beersheba, killing a soldier and wounding 11 other people. he had taken the gun of the soldier. afterward, israeli police spokesman micky rosenfeld addressed reporters. >> as a result of the attack were the terrorist had a pistol and opened fire, we have six people that were injured, four being police officers injured inside the central bus station. one man was severely taken to the hospital, received medical treatment. unfortunately, confirmed he passed away a few minutes ago. security is continuing in the area and are police units are still in and around the central bus station. amy: israeli eyewitness to the shooting, sima koseshvili, called for greater security. >> do i need to live in a world where i am afraid to leave home to go to my college studies come in to work, or to go shopping? everything is frightening, and i want the police to take more action and increase their security presence. , in nathan thrall jerusalem, can you talk about what happened in your sheba? first you

elsewhere four arabs were stabbed by israeli in the southern city of demona. an israeli teenager and police officer died in separate attacks. >> it took six days to receive the body after the stabbing. his funeral was a show of solidarity and defiance. defiance that turned to violence. it all comes as tension remains over the al aqsa mosque compound. the tension is over jews being allowed to enter the compound but not pray. the israelis say that the status quo remains unchanged, but in the protesters there is little trust in the words of the prime minister. >> there is no sign of the situation easing up. the palestinians were able to spread out in those fields, past the position of the israeli army. now similar clashes were happening elsewhere in the west bank and also in gaza. >> protesters came out in support of the occupied west bank. they hurled rocks at the fence that separates both sides. >> the occupation forces then came this video. an israeli palestinian teenager is holding a knife. israeli police orders her to drop it while off camera voices of bystan

this is in the southern israeli city that up until now had been isolated from the attacks and violence we have seen here and mostly in the west bank that have spread to some of israel. an arab attacker went into the central bus station, shot an israeli soldier at point-blank range killing him and went into the bus station and opened fire spraying fire around the bus station. a a terrible scene there. we have seen trails of blood from inside the bus station. but the story doesn't end there. i have to warning you the video you're about to see is quite graphic. police say a security guard mistook another man who happened to be an african migrant for a second attacker. police say that security guard shot the attacker in the leg, but then a crowd vounds that -- attacker was the wrong word there. the migrant surrounding him, kicking him, beating him, yelling at him. police say that man who was an innocent bystander then died at the hospital. police now investigating who was in that crowd kicking and beating that bystander trying to find out who was involved in this. two terrible stories here

separate stories that unfolded within moments of each other inside the central bus station in the southern israeli cityttack, adding to the fear, the anxiety and tension. up until now, this city is one that hadn't seen an attack in this recent wave. here's what happened. police say an arab went into the gus station, shot a soldier at point-blank range, and sent fire into the bus station, sending 11 people in the hospital. police shot and killed the attacker. then police say a security guard looked at another man there, innocent bystander, and thought he was another suspect. this african migrant. he shot him. in this video, and we're hearing from police, then a crowd gathered around the bystander and beat, kicked and screamed at him. he later died at the hospital. today, there is shock at both ecent events. first the attack and then the killing of an innocent bystan r bystander. >> what can be done to prevent things like these from happening? >> there are seve >> reporter: there are severe security restrictions around jerusalem. it has been jerusalem and the west bank that have seen the tension and most

. >>> israeli police say four arabs have been stabbed in the southern city of demona, attacker, israelias been arrested. there has been a wave of violce across israel and occupied palestinian territories in resent weeks and the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said strong step also be taken against those inciting hatred, let's go live to mike and our correspondent in east jerusalem and mike more violent incidents that right now are geographicicily different. >> yes, indeed. we have seen an ongoing series of violent clashes in resent days and what we have seen in damona is slightly different from what has been happening in the past. here the attacker was israeli, those attacked were all arab, two of them are residents of the west bank, the other two came from a nearby village in the town and 17 year odd attacker said to police according to police he attacked them because he thought all arabs were terrorists. we have seen an upsurge in right wing activity, far right movement holding a gathering, demonstration in the course of the night and shouting derogatory and four were arrested a

city dresden. first anniversary of the founding of the anti-islam peg pegida movement. >>> israeli police have ordered they say an immediate investigation to killings in the southern city of beersheba. an eritrean migrant who was mistaken for an attacker has died in hospital after being shot. he was also attacked by bystanders after he had fallen to the ground after an incident in a bus stop. >>> unprecedented clamp down on palestinian movement. it has built a temporary wall in the area dividing palestinian and jewish parts of the neighborhood. measures amount to collective punishment according to them and are in fact illegal. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned against vigilantism. report from mike hanna. >> reporter: occupied east jerusalem, miniature version he of the separation barrier are being erected around certain neighborhoods. having increased their presence in the palestinian areas, israeli police build these barriers in order to protect themselves. >> police protection from petrol bombs being thrown at them, for their personal security. >> reporter: residents insist that israel should be spending money on resolving the issues rather tha

after the palestinian attacker armed with a knife and gun stormed the station in the southern city. between israelisnians, tensions were flaring last month over the mosque compound. sacred for both jews and muslims, they are calling for a restraint. >> remaining deeply concerned and efforts to help israel with respect to their security. but we also share a global interest in seeing the region find a way forward. >> reporter: secretary kerry is expected to meet with israeli prime minister and palestinian president in the coming days. in jerusalem connor powell, fox news. >>> it's a dehabilitating disease that attacks more than half a million americans. a new formula right here in the bay area that has had a dramatic impact with patients with multiple sclerosis. >>> why drones could pose a serious health risk. the new rule that they want to impose on drone owners. >>> another earthquake to report to you at this hour. one mile northwest of san ramon. a 3.5 magnitude quake that hit there along their fault. >> we're getting a lot of calls from our newsroom that felt it. so far no reports of damage or any

israeli police have now ordered an immediate investigation they say into killings in the southern city of beersheba. an eritrean migrant mistaken for an attacker has died in hospital. he lay on the ground, and was attacked by bystanders. israeli government responding to the grai breakout of violence wh unprecedented security. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's response, but first the report from mike hanna. >> in addition to concrete barriers in the streets, miniature versions of the separation barrier being erected in certain neighborhoods. having increased their presence in palestinian areas, israeli police build these walls in order to protect themselves. >> to protect police from petrol bombs or violence in the neighborhoods for their own personal security. >> residents insist that israel should be spending money on improving the lives of palestinians rather than penning them in like prisoners. >> we are in need of basic services. we do not need this war. this war will only lead to an explosion and more problems between us and the israelis. >> reporter: and walls and barri

they said 27 were hit in the province of hama, homs and raqqa and israeli police say four abrabs have been stabbed in the southern citymona and attacker who is israeli has been arrested and a wave of violence in israel and occupied territories in recents week and been benjamin netanyahu said we will talk about this. >> translator: actions do not have results like magic but with determination we will prove we will defeat it. >> reporter: mike hanna joins me from the occupied east jerusalem and mike there seems to be an increasing number of stables with revenge attacks everyday and news of another stabbing. >> yes, indeed. that report about the stabbing in damona there, a 17-year-old israeli youth apparently attacked four arabs, two of them were palestinians from the west bank, the other two were palestinians from the nearby town. then within the last hour there has been two stabbings, one close here in jerusalem, west jerusalem, in fact, in a religious neighborhood and palestinian wounded a child and in the occupied west bank their police say a palestinian tempted to seize a weapon from one of the guards. he was subseq

. >>> israeli police have ordered an immediate investigation into the killings of the southern city of beersheba. an eritrean migrant mistaken by an attacker has been shot by a security guard and killed. he was also attacked by bystanders during the incident in an israeli bus station. unprecedented crack down. >>> warned against vigilantism. his reaction in just a moment but fishes this report from mike hanna. >> occupied east jerusalem further divided. in addition to concrete barricades in the streets, miniature versions of the separation barrier are being erected in other neighborhoods. israeli police now build these barriers to protect themselves. >> these barriers are to protect police officers in the area either from petrol bombs and shots fired within the neighborhoods, that's for their own personal security. >> residents insist that israel should be spending money on improving the lives of palestinians rather than penning them in like prisoners. >> translator: we are in need of basic services. we do not need this wall. this wall will only lead to an explosion and more problems b

israeli police are also investigating the killing of an eritrean man after he was mistaken by a palestinian attacker. shot and beaten by a problem at a bus station in the southern city of beersheba on sunday, he later died at hospital. 44 palestinians and eight israelis have been killed so far this month. >>> the young palestinian attack is in its latest wave of violence defy any kind of classification. they have been male and female, political and apolitical, affluent and poor. they had one thing in common, they knew the consequences of their actions would most likely be death. andrew simmons is in west jerusalem, to talk to their family and friends. >> in the morning most school boys his age would be hanging out with friends but he's killing a knife. he wants to kill someone. and this is his attempt. he ends up lying in a street of occupied east jerusalem shot dead by the security forces. you couldn't have guessed his intent when he left home. caught here on security cameras. he had looked carefree. itsak badram may have looked calm but what was going on in his head? he came from caring parents, comfortable home, his friends say he hadn't been indoctrinated. in th

palestinian stabbing an israeli soldier in the southern west bank. that's a cityre tensions are high even in the best of times. as far as news, we have just learned from a u.n. official that u.n. general secretary ban ki-moon will come today and he will visit the territories to speak with officials to find ways to reduce the tension. although that is a difficult task at the moment. john. >> besides not talking to each other. ben wedeman, thank you. >>> health officials in texas cut planned parenthood from the state's medicaid program. this following the video released in the summer. the video reveals program violations. he sent a letter to the houston planned parenthood stating they are no longer capable of performing medical procedures. >>> in ohio, the state has exhausted lethal injection drugs and unable to obtain more. 11 scheduled for excuse in 2016 and one in 2017 have been granted temporary reprieves. >>> in the east, it is 4:18. temperatures are rising along the east coast. let's get to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good tuesday morning, john and chris

the attacks that you saw in the old city, alleged attacks, bolt in the old city and then in the southern israeli town, so clearly tension remains high and clearly the potential remains for a single action to make the situation escalate again even further than it is. >> i presume these restrictions for the time being are firmly in place. >> no, the restrictions, the extreme restrictions that were imposed on access to the old city which locked down the entire old city to virtually every palestinian, those restrictions were lived at the end of the jewish holiday, which ended on monday evening, so those restrictions are no longer there. also, the rights to prayer within the old city is the al aqsa mosque compound have also been relaxed so those who wish to tray can enter the compound. it does appear that the lifting of these restrictions is still in place despite the i want that actually happened in the old city in the course of the morning. no news that the restrictions going to be imposed because of the two. on:s in the course of the day. >> mike, many thanks. live from west jerusalem. >> there ha

. >> israeli police have alreadied an immediate investigation into killings in the southern city ofbeof bersheba. a migrant was shot by the security and then attacked bye-bye standers at the bus station. the israeli government is responding to the escalating violence with an unprecedented clamp down on palestinian freedom of movement. it's directed the temporary wall dividing the jewish and palestinian part of the neighborhood. meanwhile, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned against vigilantism in any attack. but first this report from mike hanna. >> occupied east jerusalem divided. miniature versions of the separation barrier being erected around certain neighborhoods. having increased their presence in these palestinians areas. the israeli police now build these barriers to protect themselves. >> the wall we have behind us is to protect the police officers who are located in the area. either from petrol bombs being thrown at them. that's for their own personal security. >> residents insist that israel should spend improving the lives of palestinians. rather than penning them i

cities throughout israel. this after a brutal day yesterday. at least three stabbings in central and southern israel and the old city. we saw the intense clashes in the west bank. israeliry appearing heavy handed. palestinian tv aired live pictures of two palestinian men being beaten by members of the israeli military. as well as members of an undercover unit. the number of injured throughout the west bank and injured palestinians at the least 400 yesterday. people bracing themselves for more violence. meanwhile, a key source of tension is the situation surrounding the site of the noble sanctuary as the temple mount. the police reinstating restrictions at the site. as of tuesday evening, muslim men under the age of 50 not allowed to pray there. they are in place for security purposes. the official telling cnn that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has asked members of the government officials to not visit the temple mount or noble sanctuary in a bid to deescalate. >> thank you, erin. >>> the faa taking steps to try to keep rogue drones away from commercial jets. how the faa is taking potential steps to avert disaster. next. >>> cooler, drier air. fall air filtering int

city. >>> an israeli aish strike has targeted northern gaza in response to a rocket attack that hit southern israel earlier. one person has been killed. the 18-year-old died as the israeli forces used live rounds. mike hanna has more from jerusalem. >> we have seen a series of glashesviolence, from hebron, pd israelis, and army, just north of ramallah. in jerusalem itself there have been clashes in and around the evening. no sign of easing, benjamin netanyahu convening a meeting with his security chiefs, mr. they do anything to dampen the situation is something that will become apparent over the next 24 hours. the situation within the old city and access to the old city and the the al-aqsa mosque compound has been appearing in the past now, and certainly in the past week culminating in these extraordinary measures prevent being access to the old city by muslims and palestinians generally. but the spark point it would have been, was the killing of two settlers on the west bank, on thursday last week. that sparked off a number of israeli raid last week and also culminated occurrences. >> flrnl

police say an arab-israeli opened fire in the southern city of beersheba. jonathan vigliotti is there looking for efforts to find security. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. security is tight at bus stations like the one behind me, but the question this morning is whether it will be enough to stop attacks like the one last night. surveillance footage shows people running for cover at the heavily guarded bus station at the normally peaceful israeli city of beersheba. cell phone video captured the chaos as shots rang out. officials said the arab gunman shot and killed an israeli soldier and wounded several people before being shot and killed himself by security. other amateur video shows what was initially thought to be a second attacker, but turned out to be an arab migrant mistakenly shot by security forces. he's seen being pinned to the ground as bystanders kick him. the man later died in the hospital. in the last few days there have been six attacks against israelis and a wave of protest. increased security has done little to curb the escalating vi

israeli army to change its tactics. >> now more than 50 people have been killed during two days of fighting around the southern yemeni city of taiz. fighters allied with the exiled president said that houthi rebels have the area under their control and civilians are increasingly killed in the cross fire. efforts to find a political issue has failed. a warning that some viewers may find the images in the report disturbing. >> one of the latest casualties in yemen's war of attrition. she's seven years old and does not understand why grownups are killing each other in her hometown of taiz. >> i was playing on the street. i was shot in the leg with a bullet. >> it's a tough job for mothers to explain to children what are snipers, and why they shoot at anything that moves. >> my sister and her son were also shot by snipers. >> people in taiz say hundreds have died in weeks of intense fighting by youth fighters backed by former president ali abdullah saleh and pro government fighters. they have gained ground but they have are in areas they control. >> they have tanks, artillery and heavy weapons. we're armed with the conviction

israeli forces shot and killed a palestinian man. they say he stabbed a soldier and tried to steal his gun in the southern city of kirya gart. other violation broke out. benjamin netanyahu is under pressure from supporters to take tougher actions. >>> japanese workers are less optimistic about the economy. gene otani from the business desk has details on thatnd a round up of other business stories, gene? >> thanks, james. >>> a government survey shows sentiment has worsened for the second month in a row, and the slow down in china is a big factorment the monthly economy watchers survey asked clerks, taxi drivers, and other workers how they feel about the economy compared with three months ago. the index since september was 7 47.5, down 1.8 points from the preaches month. a reading below 50 suggests more people are pessimistic about business conditions. some manufacturers sited a deine in orders due to the situation in china as retailers blamed rainy weather for a slump in beverage sales. the index for predicting economic conditions months aide rose to 49.1, the first rise in four month. workers expect bigger bonuses boost sa

of the new york city mayors have made but this is coming as violence is in the region and violence that is showing no signs of stopping. israel killed an israeli soldier in the southern part of the country. in the chaos, a security guard fired at a migrant and believing he was part of the attack. the migrant died from the injuries. the attack at the bus station is the latest violence. israel enacted new security measures with check points and walls between the neighborhoods and 8 israelis and 40 palestinians have died in the recent turmoil. mayor deblasio waited into the atmosphere. he met with the prime minister. the mayor condemned the recent violence and chose the worlds carefully. >> people are afraid and violence in the midst daily and more and more attacks on innocent civilians. something that must end. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry scheduled to meet with the prime minister and the israeli president and meeting with them separately. that is a latest. >> ben: robert, thank you. people were protesting the violent situation in israeli here in new york city. two rallies held yesterday near times square. the two demonstrations happened just a block from

israeli police has died in hospital. it happened as security forces responded to a shooting at the central does station in the southern citysheba. police say he was shot during their gun battle with a palestinian man who walked in to the station and started firing. mike hannah joining us on the line from west jerusalem to tell us more about what happened in that attack and yet another case, mike, it seems of mistaken identity on the behalf of the israeli forces. >> reporter: yes, what we had after the events of the night are three dead bodies. one the attacker, the alleged attacker who was a w bedouin frm a nearby individual, an israeli citizen. the police say the soldier who was killed obviously an israeli national. and the third person who was eritrean. national, according to police, was shot by a by stander or one of the security officers in the course of the ensuing gun battle. the eritrean is also an israeli sit sen. so what we have here are three israeli citizens dead in an ongoing conflict that has been developing over recent times. the significance of this is it's in southern israel in the heart of the southern par

southern israel killing an israeli soldier and injuring ten others. israel further tightened security around the country amid this violence. new york city mayor bill de blasio wrapped up his visit to the country by meeting with the president benjamin netanyahu. cbs's molly hunter has the story. >> reporter: that rite of passage for new york city mayor is a pilgrimage it the holy land. mayor bill de blasio here this weekend. his fourth visit to jerusalem. first since taking office and he arrived to a different city in the face of sky high tensions. >> it's a tough moment right now, as we talked about. it's a tough month. it's a painful moment in israel. it's a moment when i am certainly here in solidarity with the people of israel. at the same time we have to think of every way to those who are trying to move things forward. >> reporter: the violence here dominated by palestinians stabbing israelis and daily clashes in the west bank and gaza border. since the beginning of the month at least eight israelis have been killed and 41 palestinians. >> this has to stop, obviously. look, these are attacks on civilians, innocent civilians. we are

southern west bank. an israeli soldier was patrolling the occupied streets of that city, where he apparently was approached by a palestinian wearing a vest that said "press" and he stabbed him. immediately the israeli troops shot him on the spot. now there's been more unrest in gaza, particularly around the fence that separates gaza from israel. in that instance we understand a 20-year-old palestinian was shot dead in those protests that are right up on the border with israel. now today of course is yet again, i think it is the third in one week, a day of rage declared by the palestinian factions. and every time that happens, you have these clashes. but in fact you don't even have to declare a day of rage for these clashes to take place. carol. >> ben wedeman reporting live this morning. thank you. >>> other top stories at 22 minutes past. turkish war planes shot down a drone nearyrian border. they opened fire on ton manned vehicle after it entered turkish air space and ignoring three different warnings. russia is denying it was their aircraft. >>> and in a statement posted on the kremlin's website this mo

southern yemeni city of taiz, at least 45 houthi rebels and eight fighters loyal to president hadi were killed. >>> palestinians are calling for i day of rage across israel and the occupied west bank. on thursday israeli dead two palestinians in separate attacks in hebron. the israeli mail theory says in both incidents the palestinian stabbed israeli soldiers before they open fire. palestinian eyewitnesses dispute the israeli account. >>> russia has prevented the go ahead to create the world's large of the protected marine zone off ant action ca. it's fast expense of water 2.2 million square kilometers let's look at what scientists and governments have been fighting so hard to protect the cold nutrient rich waters he is sean to earth feeding the world's ocean scientist is argue human activity is putting this ecosystem at risk. for the fifth consecutive year governments from the u.s., knew is he land, australia, france, and the european union argue today two zones in the southern ocean to be given marine protection status. the first is a 1.25 million square kilometer area one of the most up tact ecosystem in the sea. the second is 940,000 square kilometers in east ant arc at that. andrew thomas has bee

the city says there is no moratorium and stopped payments to landlords that offer substandard complications. >>> israeli security is on alert after a deadly shooting rampage in southern israel. cell phone video captured the scene. a bus station. and israeli was killed after snatching a gun and an angry man thought to be the attacker but that man that died was a migrant from north africa. >>> voting is under way in canada. steven harper and liberal leader justin truedeau and tom modare. harper has been in power for a decade but truedeau has lead in the polls. >> information on the american airmen that were the victim of a stabbing in sacramento earlier this month. weeks after helping to foil a train attack in france. spencer stone is back at home continuing what he describes as a brutal recovery. a witness says that stone was trying to break up a physical confrontation between a man and a woman when the couple's friends attacked him. stone says that he is on extended military leave at least for the next 60 days. >>> well, we got our first hint at what is to come with the forecast earlier today. >> yes, we did. we saw people bundled up and busing around the city and bu

southern pakistani city of karachi. witness saz some of the victims are still buried under the rubble as rescue work continues. >>> a palestinian astabbing an israeli on a busy street in the city north of tel aviv. the man was moderately injured, but the attacker was apprehended and beaten before he also was taken to the hospital. >>> amtrak now allows pets on select trains along the northeast corridor. travellers can take either a dog or a cat in a carrier on regional trains between six cities including new york, washington, and baltimore. only five pets are allowed per train, so reservations are going to be made on the first come first serve basis. >>> comedian tracy morgan back on the stage for the first time since he was seriously injured in a car crash 16 months ago. he tweeted that photo of himself at the comedy seller at new york city last night. he will host saturday night live on nbc this weekend. it will be great to have him back. that's our cnbc news update. back to squawk alley and carl. >> thanks so much, sue. >>> tech companies like appear zon, uber, and facebook are meeting in menlo park with the internet association today. our julia

southern israeli town, a man allegedly attempted to steal a weapon from a soldier. he also was subsequently shot. despite these incidents, the lifting of the restrictions on access to the old city remains in place, equally full access is being given to muslims to the al-aqsa mosque compound. but also attempts being made to restore a degree of calm to the situation. the israeli military said a meeting was held overnight with palestinian security officials. the exact level of the meeting not quite known but the israeli military said the intention was to discuss ways in which a degree of calm to be restored on the ground. also messages from the various leaders. benjamin netanyahu allegedly calling on government ministers to lower their tone of rhetoric and of palestinian leader mahmoud abbas insisting that palestinians are not seeking confrontation with israel. attacks in israel in the occupied west bank ongoing demonstrations in the occupied west bank, attempts are being made to restore a semblance of calm. >> mike hanna in jerusalem. >>> netanyahu warned israeli citizens to be on guard. >>> we are taking strong action against the terrorists, riders and insiders. we have boosted

around the southern yemeni city of ties and 45 were killed on thursday and 8 loyal to hadi were killed and supports hadi and continued air strikes against rebel fighters in the area. israelishot dead to palestinian after attacks in heb ron in the occupied west bank and in both incidents palestinians stabbed the soldiers before open fire and one suffered minor injuries and 66 palestinian and nine israelis died since the violence broke out in the beginning of october. the u.n. has warned violence between israelis and palestinian in the occupied territories could lead to a catastrophe. young palestinians told their own security forces not to interfere with that protests and we report now from near ramallah. >> reporter: almost daily event in the occupied west bank but in this game of cat and mouse between palestinian youths and israeli army the rules have changed. amad is not his real name says in areas like this under palestinian authority control the security forces are keeping a low profile. >> translator: out of the violence has increased and many people who are killed and kill people and there is no way for security forces to stop us because if they try the first thing

southern israel. israeli police say a palestinian woman stabbed and wounded an israeli man in the back near the lion's gate of the old citythere was heavy clashes between palestinians and israeli soldiers. palestine tv showed soldiers beating men. violence and more lis in east jerusalem as well as extreme measures announced by the israeli government. take a listen to what jerusalem's mayor had to say. >> most people creating violence will be more harsh to make sure violence doesn't pay. >> reporter: benjamin netanyahu postponed a trip to meet merkel and spent a day to give support to the officers. the violence spreading is unclear what leaders can do to stop this. people here are bracing for what comes next, come preparing for what may be the new norm. >> we've back in a moment on "cnn newsroom." stay with us. inthe mid-size van, from mercedes-benz. it's got small-ability and big-ability. towing-ability and stowing-ability. rack-ability and hvac-ability. it's fully customizable and sized just right to give you cupcake-ability, entourage-ability... ...garage-ability and even afford-ability. starting at $28,950. available i