by the mid-1970's i was hanging out in lesbian and gay bars in west village. i remember them vividly. they were dirty, they were exciting, they were full of smoke, full of all kinds of people to have adventures with. i can easily see how a group of people who were together and taking care of each other and loving each other, when all of a sudden they were challenged they spontaneously decided they weren't going to take it anymore. steve: the process of making this a historical site has been what to? -- what? claire: i think it's taken a long time because when something site, youhistorical have to go through a whole lot of paperwork to make a case for it. when it actually happened in the secretary of the interior came to actually do the designation herself, it was the end of a long process of historians making that case to the federal government. it's also true the obama administration was committed to creating more lesbian and gay historic sites. steve claire potter, we thank : you for your time. claire: thanks for having me. [captions copyright national cable

students, activists, all kinds of counter cultural people living in the west village. theou look at memoirs of time, there were so many people who you now think of as really important figures in lesbian and gay history -- carla j, martin they were going to a restaurant or a bar in they saw something going on. they began to support the people, the young people in the stonewall inn. >> how hard was it for these people to come out. -- to come out? to say that you were gay or lesbian -- what were the challenges? prof. potter: one was it was illegal to be gay in many places. of course it was not written into the law is illegal to be homosexual but sexual acts are illegal. in fact, sodomy is still a crime in many states of the union and that would be defined as any form of sexual activity that is not heteronormative. there were laws against wearing the clothing of the other gender . men who cross-dressed or butch lesbians who wore men's clothes, they could be arrested for not wearing the clothes of the proper gender and taking them to these station, shaking them down, find.

we have one in the west village. lemonis: okay.ony: we have one in brooklyn by the barclays center, and one in forest hills on austin street. lemonis: the concept's interesting. is that your mascot? tony: yeah, that's our mascot. that's eddie the yeti. a yeti's like a mythological creature, kind of like a bigfoot that lives in the himalayas in the snow. lemonis: how'd you come up with the idea? tony: it's really kind of based off a more traditional asian dessert. in taiwan, they kind of do it with like a milk-powder base. lemonis: and it's not the hawaiian shave ice? tony: no, it's not. we actually do something called shaved cream. we kind of have our own play on it. it's a dairy base. lemonis: oh, it is? tony: so it comes out and the texture's just very light and fluffy, but it's very creamy in taste. lemonis: and how long have you had this store? tony: so, we're going on our fourth year. lemonis: oh, wow. high-five on that. most people don't make it that long. tony: yeah. lemonis: what i want to do is i actually want to try it. t

backed syrian forces say they're making slow would bantams into the west village held by islamic state jihad a spokesman says that troops are battling militants holed up in underground tunnels in bug switches near the iraqi border in eastern syria the offensive resumed on sunday after a deadline for militants to surrender expired u.s. president donald trump's twenty twenty budget proposal has been delivered to capitol hill you see it right there he's seeking eight point six billion u.s. dollars for his mexico border wall as well as increased spending on defense he's also looking for big cuts to non-defense spending such as environmental programs and welfare programs japan is marking the eighth anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami which struck its northeast back in two thousand and eleven officials and members of the imperial family attended a memorial service in tokyo the disaster killed more than eighteen thousand people and it caused a nuclear meltdown at the fukushima nuclear power station several people have been left injured after a powerful storm swept across parts of southe

he reportedly owns homes in maryland and new york's trendy west village, makes $80,000 working for ocasio-cortezbelow the income level that mandates filing disclosure forms for outside income. for months, he flew under the radar until a conservative watchdog group filed a complaint to the fec accusing him and ocasio-cortez of violating campaign finance laws by funneling nearly $1 million of donations into political action committees. the complaint states they were trying to illegally dodge laws aimed at tracking campaign expenditures. today, ocasio-cortez told fox news "no, no, there is no violation." sean? >> sean: time will tell. trace gallagher, the hypocrisy. now, one viewer writes us, today's democrats have gone completely off the rails. as a registered democrat most of my life, i'm ashamed for the party in the direction and its leaders have taken it.ti another writes "thanks, sean, for all you do, in spite of your haters." thank you, there's quite a few. the list is pretty long, most of them in the hate-trump media, amazing. thankfully, i have support from people like you, and you make thi

west bank. the palestinian health minister says that two palestinians were killed and a third was wounded in the village of west of israeli forces say that the three palestinians have branded a car against israeli soldiers in the area wounding two of them and the israeli army has also said in a statement that there found fire bombs in the car however the palestinians say that they contest the version of israeli forces and they say that the area in which the incident has happened has witnessed so many car accidents in the past the israeli army has closed the area and many palestinians have suffered tear gas inhalation after the confrontation between the palestinians and the israeli army now the u.s. consulate in west jerusalem which had been providing consular services to palestinians has been absorbed by the new u.s. embassy to israel the controversial decision to turn them into a single diplomatic mission was announced in october by u.s. secretary of state mike pompei of the council it's been in place for nearly a hundred and seventy five years and acts as a de facto u.s. embassy for palestinians many

i was, like, the social media manager and abbi was working at a bakery in the west village.st sold pastries. [ light laughter ] so her shift is earlier than mine and she would come up to meet me, i was, like, whatever, working in midtown. and we sat in the aisle of a a barnes & noble and went through names. barnes & noble, like, doesn't exist anymore, it's just on 14th street. it's like a -- a bathroom, basically. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what it is now, yeah. >> with tons of reading material. [ light laughter ] so, we sat on the floor of this bookstore and we were just, like, calling them out. calling names out. just, like, it's embarrassing. you know what i mean? abbi was like, "girl town." and i was, like, "maybe. yeah, maybe." [ laughter ] she's like -- like "women village." it was like "broad city." and i was like, "hold up. that's it." that's the one. >> jimmy: yeah. and now here you are -- >> we were like "broad city!" >> jimmy: what you've done with the show, and i can't even believe -- the guest stars you got on the show have been amazing. hillary clinton was o

as this became a more industrial area, the focus shifted more towards the west side, check village. -- czech village, this is a former bohemian movie theater and on the right they had bohemian language films in there former hardware store, the oldest restaurant-bar in cedar rapid, since 1934. hasn't changed since 1934. let's go across the bridge and go past the african-american museum. the result was, the success story of the immigrants of eastern europe, that opened the door for all other ethnic groups to come to cedar rapids in the 1880's and 1890's. they were followed by an influx of russian, italian, greeks. an early middle eastern muslim population coming in the 1890's. a small chinese population. different backgrounds and faiths are welcome here. very early we got a reputation of being a diverse community in cedar rapids. this is the national czech museum and library lice because there's such a focus of czech ethnic history right here in the united states in cedar rapids this was kind of renovated first in the 1970's because new bohemia was the older bohemia area, little more ru

palestinians in the occupied west bank israeli military says the palestinians were killed after they attempted to drive a car and two israeli soldiers and before name a village west of ramallah local residents say it was a car accident one other person in the vehicle was seriously injured media reports say two soldiers were wounded one of them seriously. donald trump says he has decided to end large scale military exercises with south korea in order to save the u.s. hundreds of millions of dollars austin tenants although great to cut back betrayal saying it's part of efforts to reduce tension with north korea comments came just days after the nuclearization talks of kim jong il broke down and vietnam the two countries will carry out smaller joint exercises. we think our combined defensive readiness won't be affected because we'll be having combined c'mon senta exercises and coordinated outdoor maneuver exercises will also be maintaining for defensive readiness still ahead on al-jazeera. is an ideology it's an idea you can join the anger among regional kashkari leaders after the indian government bans a separatist group. taking on ebola would report from sout

abraham last more from them in the occupied west bank the palestinian health minister says the two palestinians were killed and a third was wounded in the village of west of israeli forces say that the three palestinians have a car against israeli soldiers in the area two of them and the israeli army has also said in a statement that they're found fire bombs in the car however the palestinians say the big contest the version of. forces and they say that the area in which the happened has witnessed so many car accidents in the past the israeli army has closed the area and many palestinians have suffered tear gas inhalation after a confrontation between the palestinians and the israeli army now the u.s. consulate in the west jerusalem which had been providing consular services to palestinians has been absorbed by the new u.s. embassy to israel the controversial decision to turn them into a single diplomatic mission was announced last october by u.s. secretary of state mike pompei of the consulates been in place for nearly one hundred seventy five years as a de facto u.s. embassy for the palestinians and the palestinians consider the move a downgr

five palestinians have reportedly been injured during clashes with israeli forces in a west bank village near the city of ramallah. oh . media reports say these value authorities were forced to respond with tear gas and rubber bullets after the palestinians thought of throwing stones at them the violence erupted after hundreds gathered to protest against the killing of two palestinians by the i.d.f. on monday israel claimed the incident was a calling attack targeting its soldiers provoking them to open fire. and the migration crisis that rocked europe is all but over and that's the claim of e.u. officials at least but it seems not everyone is singing the same tune prime minister says the very future of the blocks in doubts if it continues with immigration policies it's all over as more. great news from the european commission this week the migrant crisis is over over the past four years the e.u. has made significant progress with tangible results in addressing the challenge of migration europe is no longer experiencing the migration crisis we lived through in twenty fifteen but structura

when the became more industrial, the folks of the neighborhood shifts towards the west side, czech village, this is a former bohemian movie theater and on the right they had bohemian language films in there. former hardware store, the oldest restaurant-bar in cedar rapid, since 1934. hasn't changed since 1934. let's go across the bridge and go past the african-american museum. the result was because of the booklet -- the bohemian immigrants, the success story, that opened the door for all other ethnic groups to come to cedar rapids and the 1880s' and 1890's. they were immediately followed by the influx of russian, italian, greeks, an early middle eastern muslim population in the 1890's, small chinese population. and their different background of faith were welcomed as well. so very early we got a reputation of being a diverse community in the cedared rapid. this is the national czech museum and library lice because there's such a focus of czech ethnic history right here in cedar rapids. czech village. this was a renovated first in the 1970's. new bohemia was seen as the older bohemia area.

solar powered pump to run it with mining that would judge a village up becoming autonomous and something rarely seen in rural communities in west africa they manage their own finances. a meeting and. the women in this tiny senegalese village have joined forces to form of the interest of things and on corporate to once a week they get together and each one of them pays in what they can afford one stump impossible savings book the present two hundred for approximately thirty cents. a woman has a child the consequence not a sacrifice is going to spend the money. any of the members can borrow money a truck not us but not more than three times what they have paid in the women have agreed on the ten percent interest rates i was a man now we have our own bank and can decide ourselves who gets a loan and at what interest rate many of us women have already been defeated in the past this wasn't possible to ensure that the middle of. the seventies corporatists has tons traditional gender roles in the village upside down but now even the village approves. i'm well i would know that women are great the poor that means they can help support

killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank israeli military says that they were killed after that tempted to drive a car into israeli soldiers and prefer a village west of ramallah but locals say it was merely a car accident one of the person in the vehicle was seriously injured and israel demolishes the homes of alleged attackers to deter future incidents. the u.s. consulate in west jerusalem which had been providing consular services to palestinians has been absorbed by the new u.s. embassy to israel the controversial decision to turn them into a single diplomatic mission was announced in october by u.s. set your state on peo concept has been in place for nearly one hundred seventy five years and acts as a de facto us embassy the palestinians many palestinians consider the move a downgrade in diplomatic relations egyptian photojournalist mahmoud abbas a better known has been released after more than five years in prison he posted this picture on his twitter account with a hash tag asphalt used by egypt's political prisoners when they're freed show cameras arrested him twenty thirteen while taking pictures of anti military protests. well those

killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank israeli military says the pair were killed after they attempted to drive a car into israeli soldiers. village that's west of ramallah locals say it was merely a car accident. algerians are continuing to protest after president abdelaziz bouteflika formally submitted his name for a fifth term in office he attempted to appease them by promising electoral reforms if he wins next month's vote the age two year old has been facing growing protests against his rule the afghan taliban says it's held talks with was back to stan's foreign minister in doha the group says his biggest on has promised to promote peace and provide economic assistance it appears to have happened without the afghan government's consent the meeting took place as negotiations between the u.s. and the taliban continue in doha. it was a response. to . the claims of those. from the european union a good. michael . you. will. see. brazil the largest country in south america home to the amazon rain forest and one of the most famous carnivals in the world it is now ruled. he was elected after the worst political scandal in brazil's h

the west village building.in the caption, the one where my reshts went up $12,000. monica inherited the spacious two bedroom for her grandmother for 200 bubbles a month. what a dream. now a two-bedroom in that neighborhood, $4500. costly. >>> finally, there truly is a day for everything. cecilia, i got to bring you back in that. earlier you noted what today is. national bavarian crepe day. >> who knew. who knew. >> cecilia did. so we challenged ourselves to help you celebrate. you said that around 7:00 a.m. just before the show got started. what time is it? >> did you find bavarian crepes. >> it's 8:12. did we find some? oh! >> ask and you shall receive. thank you, thank you. [ applause ] >> a what's the difference betwn that and a french crepe? the batter is the same but used right away instead of having it sit for awhile. you go, george. [ applause ] >> it's good. >> you know what i'm thinking. what would cardi b say if she had one of these right now. >> ah. >> no. >> okurrr. >> there we go. [ applause ] >> y

today's journey starts in west africa as we head to senegal in the so help village of the i would georgi a women's cooperative has none it's a culture of it once i read lines even though what is a challenge in the sales on the secret of success was restoring on old well and installing a solar powered pump to run it with mining doubt judge a village are becoming autonomous and something rarely seen in rule communities in west africa they manage that own finances. with. a meeting and. the women in this tiny senegalese feed which have joined forces to form of the interest savings and loan corporative once a week they get together and each one of them pays in what they can afford one stump in pessimist having spoke to present two hundred for approximately thirty cents. there was a woman who because it's not a sacrifice was going to spend the money assaf. any of the members can borrow money a truck not just but not more than three times what they're paid in the women have agreed on the ten percent interest rates i was home and now we have our own bank and can decide ourselves who gets a loan

west bank. the palestinian health minister says that two palestinians were killed and third was wounded in the village of call for an hour west of israeli forces say that the three palestinians have branded a car against israeli soldiers in the area wounding two of them and the israeli army has also said in a statement that there found fire bombs in the car however the palestinians say that they contest the version of israeli forces and they say that the area in which the incident has happened has witnessed so many car accidents in the past the israeli army has closed off the area and many palestinians have suffered tear gas inhalation after a confrontation between the palestinians and the israeli army now the u.s. consulate in west jerusalem has been absorbed by the new u.s. embassy to israel the decision to turn them into a single diplomatic mission was made in october the consulate has been in place for nearly one hundred seventy five years and acts as a defacto u.s. embassy for palestinians many of them consider the move a downgrade in diplomatic relations egyptian photojournalists mahmoud better

saying that the almighty was killed in an exchange of fire in his hiding place in the village near ramallah. hide west bank now look of there say that an undercover israeli unit has rebuilt the village leading to confrontation with palestinians more reinforcements from the israeli forces arrived later to the scene said at the house and done much to surrender before they shelled it according to eyewitnesses there the first palestinian news agency said the two palestinians were arrested in the village and medics tell us that fifteen palestinians would wounded including two by live ammunition it's worth noting that that is from the area village in the north of the west bank and israeli forces have been looking for him in his home town since the attack took place the army said it was also looking and planning to demolish the family's house in abraham with the latest from ramallah and the thank you. still to come on al-jazeera a minute's silence is held by police in the netherlands for people killed in a shooting. and we look at that time in office of kazakstan it's president was a broccoli announced his r

palestinians in the occupied west bank to fill a military says the palestinians were killed after they attempted to drive a car into israeli soldiers and before name a village west of ramallah the local residents say it was a car accident that one other person in the vehicle was seriously injured media reports say two soldiers were wounded one of them seriously. out of there has obtained exclusive pictures from the home of the saudi consul general in istanbul after the murder of journalist. a documentary airing on the network is shedding new light on his death and how his body may have been disposed to show she was killed inside saudi arabia's consulate and last october simcoe cell has more from ankara. these pictures show a furnace a tenderer or when that was built by a turkish constructor in the garden of saudi consul general's residence in istanbul just a few hundred meters away from the consulate general building where jamal for shift to was brutally murdered and according to order toppings obtained by the turkish intelligence his body parts were dismembered in the closely general building again we heard from we heard from the police department and the

clashes between israeli soldiers and palestinian demonstrators in a west bank village hundreds gatheredg of two palestinians by the israeli army near the city of ramallah during what the military described as a car-ramming attack. prime minister theresa may is warning lawmakers britain may never leave the european union if they vote down a brexit agreement next week. may also asked the eu to help her make one more push to get the agreement through parliament. britain is scheduled to leave the union on march 29th. and chinese relatives of passengers on that ill fated malaysia air flight 370 continue to see cancers five years aftefive -- seek answers e years after the plane disappeared. foreign ministry to ask for more information on the missing flight. the plane disappeared on a trip from koala lamb poor to beijing with 239 people on board. just. so other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ i work hard to protect this tookus. to take care of any messy situations. and put irritation in its place. and if i can get comfortable keeping this tookus safe and protected...

you‘ve still got doug west living in the village, and we spoke on several occasions.you had to feel somewhat sorry that they were being put into this predicament, this situation, that an element of their family had been carrying out such horrendous crimes. as far as i knew, that he wasjust the same as us, a happy family man. you see it on plays and television, and it goes on and on, and you think, well, that could never happen in real life. but it has. by the middle ofjune, the body count had reached 12, and fred and rose west were being held in custody while the police and crown prosecution service prepared the cases for trial. covered up. blankets! blankets. blankets! i tell you what... oh, dear! but for fred, that trial never happen. i was the duty reporter in the citizen and it was on a sunday, i remember seeing that fred west had been found dead. the body of gloucester builder fred west was found in his cell at winson green prison in birmingham where he was on remand, charged with 12 murders. i went and knocked on the front door of doug west‘s. he was me brother

installing a solar powered pump to run it with mining dowdy as a village job becoming autonomous and something rarely seeming rule communities in west africa they manage their own finances. a meeting in doro d.r.g. the women in this tiny senegalese village have joined forces to form of alone three servings and long corporative once a week they get together and each one of them pays in what they can afford one stump impossible servings book represents two hundred phone approximately thirty cents. there was a woman in charge of the caskets not a cent of fans was going to spread their money assaf. any of the members can borrow money a truck not just but not more than three times what they're paid in the women have agreed on the ten percent interest rates i was home and now we have our own bank and can decide ourselves who gets a loan and at what interest rate many of us women have already been defeated in the past this wasn't possible after being good at the moment since. the seventies corporatists has tons traditional gender roles in the village upside down but now even the village elder approves. i'm well i would know that women are

palestinians in the occupied west bank the israeli military says the palestinians were killed after they attempted to drive a car into israeli soldiers in name a village that's west of ramallah but local residents say it was a car accident or one of the person in the vehicle was seriously injured media reports say two soldiers were wounded one of them seriously. now the u.s. consulate in west jerusalem which had been providing consular services to palestinians has been absorbed by the new u.s. embassy to israel the controversial decision to turn them into a single diplomatic mission was announced in october by u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh well the concept has been in place for nearly one hundred seventy five years and acts as a de facto u.s. embassy for palestinians many palestinians consider the move a downgrade in diplomatic relations with its butt can manage a car as a senior fellow at the al-jazeera center for study of the u.s. consulate for decades as the main channel of communication between the u.s. administration and the palestinian leadership just mean that palestinians will now be forced to work with the u.s. embassy david friedman

disease in extremely contagious illness entire families in north have been dismayed to entire villages in west africa disappeared because of the epidemic so the health workers are here to avoid the tragedy. it was the second such attack this week on sunday another treatment center just a few kilometers away and was burned to the ground the brother of a patient was killed as he tried to escape the blaze. that fires two areas that were not for treatment like the changing in utility rooms which were burned down in any case the treatment center is no longer operational this is outbreak began last august and is the worst in the country's history it's believed to have killed more than five hundred fifty people so far and infected about three hundred others i'd workers have faced what the world health organization is called a toxic mix of violence and community mistrust. the health ministry says foreign and local medical teams have been attacked on average three to four times a week as armed groups of ifa control of the region which is rich in minerals. is the first time an outbreak has happened in s

it is dealt with nine previous outbreaks, mosy in villages in the west where it was easily contained.country as big as w europe but with poor infrastructure, few knew about ebola in the east. that is why health facilities became ebola hotspots. it was worse in formal clinics, where the majority of congolese sick health services. they are run by untrained practitioners. >> wcan't close of this clinic just because the persois not trained. he is an integral part of the health continuum in his community. what we need to do is leverage the fact that he is already here, build his capacity in one way or the other so he can provide safer care. anne: a confirmed case of ebola watreated here. the traditional healer continued to use the same equipment on other paents. now everdehing has to be ntaminated. or destroyed. it is now sa clinic.e to this community leader assured the villagers. as well as prevent ebola from spreading, it is important to deal with the ignorance that fueled this in the first place. this is an impromptu classroom in the middle othe village. many of these are happening in d

for in discriminate slaughter of vulnerable arab people as he orchestrated a massacre at the west bank village of kibya, in october 1953. deeply alarmed by the impact of the massacre might have on american public opinion, kinnen mobilized the local counsels to calm the waters in the wake of the indiscriminate killing of innocent villagers in their homes. kinnen soon realized that the political power of the lobby already was so well ensconced that representatives and senators of both parties could be counted on to line up behind israel in a crisis. this was an important moment, as kibya showed that israel could massacre people and rely on the lobby to effectively manage the political fallout. israel thus could continue to lash out violently across its expanded, already expanded borders, regularly carrying out assaults disproportionate to any provocation in jordan, syria, egypt, and lebanon. in 1957, eisenhower did force israel to pull back after it had invaded egypt but even then, israeli aggression was rewarded with critical new navigation rights that would enable it to precipitate the pivotal

it has dealt with nine previous outbreaks, mostly in remote villages in the west where they were easilye, few knew about the ebola in the east. that is why health facilities became ebola hotspots. it was worse in informal clinics where the majority of congolese seek health services. they are run by untrained practitioners. we can't close this clinicjust because the person is not trained. he is an integral part of the health system and the health continuum in this country, so what we need to do is leveraged the fact that he is already here, build his capacity in one way 01’ already here, build his capacity in one way or the other, so he can provide safer care than he is already doing. a confirmed case of the bowler was treated here. the traditional healer continued to use the same equipment on other patients. now, everything has to be decontaminated. 0r destroyed. it is 110w decontaminated. 0r destroyed. it is now safe to come to this clinic, this community leader assures the villages, and as well as preventing ebola from spreading it is important to deal with the ignorance that in the f

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been used to dispose of his body israeli forces shot down two palestinians in the village of california and the occupied west bank israeli army says the palestinians were killed after attempting to drive a car into israeli soldiers local residents though say it was a car accident. disconsolate and west jerusalem which provides diplomatic representation to the palestinians as to be absorbed by the new u.s. embassy for israel on monday a controversial decision to turn them into a single diplomatic mission was announced in october a u.s. secretary of state might pompei o a consulate has been in place for about one hundred seventy five years and acts as a de facto u.s. embassy for palestinians many palestinians consider the move a downgrade and diplomatic relations as a partner at the truman national security project he says there is no going back on the embassy move even a trump leaves office. bear in mind that in one thousand nine hundred five the it became law in america to try to move the embassy to jerusalem in every six months since then there's been a waiver to to prevent it from happening and it was pass

palestinian whom they believe has committed the attack yesterday they have raided the village of as we in the north of the west bank and they have interrogated several members in the family including the father who was detained and released later on the fifteen year old brother is still in israeli detention and according to an israeli army statement the army is looking at demolishing the house of the suspect now the army has also raided several verges needed by confiscated security cameras over there and palestinians across the west bank that retaliation we're going to weather will take next i was here and then white house to fence president trunk over what he has said following the new zealand attacks of the antics of the promise is a glimpse of life in the middle east thousands of years ago. and others in fairly heavy rain are right and in the far side of the paris on its way in at the moment you can see from satellite pictures coming in from west from china the some development out of the water but the circulation here so just skirting south of a soccer heavy rain otherwise a picture of cloud and of course

two palestinians in the occupied west bank the israeli military says the palestinians were killed after they attempted to drive a car and israeli soldiers a coup for village which is in the west of ramallah two soldiers were wounded and one seriously and a third palestinian who was in the car was slightly injured the u.s. consulate in west jerusalem which deals with palestinians is to be absorbed by the new u.s. embassy for israel on monday this controversial decision to turn them into a single diplomatic mission as an asset october by the u.s. secretary of state my pompei of a consulate has been in place for about one hundred seventy five years and it acts as a defacto u.s. embassy for palestinians so many palestinians consider the move a downgrade diplomatic relations well actually jacobs is a partner of the truman national security project and he says there's no going back on the embassy move even if trump leaves office. bear in mind that in one thousand nine hundred five the it became law in america to try to move the embassy to jerusalem in every six months since then there's been a waiver to to prevent it from happening and it was passed on a bipart

suspected of killing in israeli soldier in the occupied west bank on sunday a manhunt is underway for the number of arrests have been made in the village where the suspect lives israeli media says the palestinian man stabbed a soldier took his weapon and fired at civilians outside the aerial settlement south of nablus see them escaped from the scene let's go live now to the mother of a zero ibrahim joins us live from there what exactly is already media saying about this man. so it's still a suspect at this moment but this really made you say that he's a nineteen year old palestinian from as village israeli army has actually they did that village yesterday and overnight they have interrogated several members there on the scene and the test of the father only to be to release him later on the fifteen year old brother has been detained and is still with the israeli army the family has said that israeli army has confiscated gold and money and has also threatened to demolish the family's home in the future we know that the israeli army has set around the area it has mounted checkpoints around the village and it has confiscated security came

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palestinian whom they believe has committed the attack yesterday they have raided the village of the north of the west bank and they have interrogated several members in the family including the father who was detained and released later on the fifteen year old brother is still in israeli detention and according to an israeli army statement the army is looking at demolishing the house of the suspect now the army has also raids have rivers is needed by confiscated security cameras over there and palestinians across the west bank fear such a retaliation still ahead here in the key white house official good friends president trump over what he hasn't said following the new zealand attacks. and changing roles for american gang members take on a different fight. we don't support to of course last minute error makes a difference is the semifinal lineup is decided in the english i think. for more than a decade he's been considered a threat to national security in russia putin said we'll give you the twelve indicted military intelligence officers indicted by special counsel robert mueller but what we want in

killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank israeli military says the two were killed after they attempted to drive a car into the israeli soldiers in this village of call for an inmate west of romola but locals say it was merely a car accident one person was injured in the vehicle medical reports say two soldiers were wounded one of them seriously. and west jerusalem which has been providing consular services to palestinians has been absorbed by the new u.s. embassy to israel the controversial decision to turn them into a single diplomatic mission was announced in october by u.s. secretary of state might pay oh the consulate's been in place for nearly one hundred seventy five years and acts as a de facto u.s. embassy for palestinians many palestinians consider the move a downgrade and diplomatic relations still ahead on al-jazeera rescue teams try to reach tens of thousands of people cut off by devastating floods across afghanistan and pakistan where one of italy's richest regions for anti immigration policies thrive but migrant labor is key to the economy. hello there we've been seeing some wet weather over parts of japan recently we look at t

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