police in amman have been talking.hey say in an man, apparently working for a furniture company, entered the complex shortly before gunfire was heard. they do have confirmed that two jordanians were killed, and two men injured, one of them in israeli. liddell is revealed about what sparked this incident as violence against israelis is rare in jordan. but this is a time of increasing tension. jordan remains the custodian known to muslims as the custodian known to muslims as the sharif and to jewish the custodian known to muslims as the sharif and tojewish people as the sharif and tojewish people as the temple mount. thousands held protests in amman denouncing security measures put in place. the measures triggered what was all the day of rate on friday. several pill oi’ day of rate on friday. several pill or were killed and hundreds injured in violent ushers. despite pressure from palestinians, israeli officials are refusing to buckle and for now the metal detectors will remain. a ninth person has died after what immigra

but police in amman have been talking.men, apparently working for a furniture company, entered the complex shortly before gunfire was heard. they have confirmed that two jordanians were killed, and two other men injured, one of them an israeli. little has been revealed about what sparked this incident. violence against israelis is rare injordan. but this comes at a time of rising tension in the region, all of it to do with land in eastjerusalem, sacred to both muslims and jews. jordan remains the custodian of the holy site known to muslims as the haram al—sharif and jews as the temple mount. on friday, thousands held protests in amman denouncing new security measures imposed at the site by israel. metal detectors were installed after two israeli policemen were shot dead near the site early this month. the measures triggered what was called a day of rage on friday. several people were killed and hundreds injured in violent clashes. despite pressure from palestinians, israeli officials are refusing to buckle and for now the

there's been a shooting close to the israeli embassy in thejordanian capital, amman.al police said twojordanian men were killed and two others injured — one of them an israeli. the shooting took place at a residence in the embassy compound. now it's time for world business report. doctor fox goes to washington... the uk's international trade secretary meets his us counterpart to talk trade. but he's not allowed to strike a deal, before brexit. the international monetary fund keeps its forecast for world economic growth. but it cuts prospects for the uk and the us, while china, japan and the eurozone gets a boost. welcome to world business report. i'm ben bland. also in the programme, we'll learn the success secrets of another ceo. but first, later on monday the uk's trade secretary liam fox will be in washington to discuss a preliminary trade deal ahead of britain's departure from the european union. a final trade agreement cannot be signed until the uk formally leaves the eu, but the two nations are keen to lay the foundations for what the us president expects to be

security forces have sealed off the embassy which is in an affluent part of amman.sraeli authorities are not commenting on the incident, and for the moment have imposed reporting restrictions. our middle east editor alan johnson has more. the israelis are saying nothing about whatever has gone on at the embassy in demand. in fact they have imposed restrictions on reporting. what little we know has come from jordanian sources. they say there is, as you said, one local person, a jordanian man, killed in a shooting incident will stop an israeli was wounded. the area around the embassy is now a subject of a major security operation. we have no idea exactly what motivated this attack. what sparked this. but in the absence of more information, there's bound to be speculation in the region and beyond. that this incident was linked to the current tensions in jerusalem, and as you know, there are some very strong jerusalem, and as you know, there are some very strong feelings there regarding israel's position of new security measures at the holy site known to muslims as the

two men have been killed and one wounded in the shooting at the israeli embassy in amman jordan on sunday the incident happened after a two day ends who were hired to carry out cop and terry work at the israeli embassy according to a police statement one of the men died at the scene while another was wounded along with one is rally the wounded man were taken to hospital where the jordanian man later died the israeli government has banned reporting on the shooting and has not commented so far there is no information whether the incident is related to ongoing clashes into us alam on the west bank on friday thousands of jordanians took to the streets of amman to protest against the installation of metal detectors. mosque jordan as the official custodian of the holy site. a correspondent from russia's news agency has been caught up in a gun battle in the rockies. she managed to come through unscathed and shattered her shirt her video with us. just sarah mary do you know i was working on the ground when the shooting still in touch and i still call iraqi soldiers her house and also assisted and

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there's been a shooting close to the israeli embassy in thejordanian capital, amman.residential block used by embassy staff. twojordanian men were killed and two others injured, one of them an israeli. israel has faced scrutiny after it implemented tougher security at a sensitive jerusalem holy site earlier this month. experts on hiv are joining forces with cancer specialists to look at how the latest developments in cancer research can help find a cure for the virus. researchers meeting at an hiv science conference in paris believe that virus similarities with cancer tumour cells, and how they multiply, could hold the key to ridding the body of hiv, rather than merely bringing it under control. a ninth person has died after what immigration officials in the us state of texas said was a people—smuggling operation gone wrong. about one hundred people are thought to have been locked in the back of a truck in the city of san antonio in sweltering heat without water or air conditioning. the alarm was raised after one of the occupants managed to break out of the vehicle. b

security guard shot dead a jordanian ataka he reportedly stabbed him outside the israeli embassy in amman. one on the man was also killed jordan has been refusing to release the israeli citizen. intentions were already high of israel's decision to install metal detectors at the al aqsa mosque in jerusalem argyris approached him to paris macklin. says a compromise between the two countries could now be on the cards. and deal perhaps is in the works because what we know at the moment. is that israel has said since the head of the shin base. its. security service to amman to mate with his colleagues there is a strong generally speaking written perhaps not right now. strong security cooperation between the two countries and he's going there with some deal in hand perhaps we've heard from a jordanian official. that the jordanian king might be prepared to consider releasing the security god if israel would remove. the middle the sexes they are so controversial metal detectors from outside the al aqsa mosque compound. since they were installed over a week ago now and muslim worshipers have been

friday thousands of jordanians took to the streets of amman to protest against the installation of metal detectors. and a correspondent from russia's think news agency has been caught up in a gun battle in the iraqi city of mosul she managed to come through and scattered and shared her video with. what about it i'll see if in my just a thought will come out of called looking from from a comment of of the. i know. you are all but certain i am who you got there you go fuck that i am. not a god there you go for your i do often i did not come from i guess i was too long. and also one of them up and going to. look good. but let it end up the walk and then. on. the way. the law is. on the wall but it's really just that's how it was. fair and mary dean was working on the ground when the shooting started she managed to call iraqi soldiers for how to mine also assistance and rescuing the serviceman who was this courting her and was wounded in the shooting earlier this week iraqi officials proc lame victory over iceland mossel i was spoke to sarah. no more was that we were poor. or. on the ground

. 0ne gender balance and bringing in amman.o not talk or interact with other women. please, let cnn ‘s to that and have two women in the tardis. with the master as well. let's go old girl. wouldn't it be good to see a man in that assistant role? i think... it be good to see a man in that assistant role? ithink... not it be good to see a man in that assistant role? i think... not to say that we should not have any male characters, but there is no reason why that should not be two women in the tardis, much the same way that we don't bat an eyelid to having two men like sherlock and watson solving crimes on another show. kate welsh. here is the weather with ben. good evening. after a mostly cloudy saturday, things brightened up quite nicely for most of us during sunday. we ta ke nicely for most of us during sunday. we take that weather with us into the start of the new week. temperatures going to climb as well. by temperatures going to climb as well. by wednesday, sunspots could get up to 30 celsius but that could well spark some

has been killed and two others injured in a shooting at the israeli embassy in thejordanian capital, amman. further details on the motive for the attack are not yet known. eight people have been found dead inside a trailer truck in the us state of texas. two children were among them. police say they were the victims of human trafficking. 28 others were suffering from severe dehydration. in a new documentary to mark 20 years since princess diana's death, prince william and prince harry have spoken of their regret that their last conversation with their mother was a rushed phone call. britain's chris froome has won the tour de france for the fourth time. he crossed the line on the final stage at the champs—elysees in paris to secure his fourth tour victory in five years. at ten o'clock, clive myrie will be here with a full round—up of the day's news. first, it's time for our world. in the syrian city of raqqa, islamic state is making a final stand. fighting them, a fragile coalition... gunshots. ..of powers, great and small. of arabs and kurds. of men and women. the enemy they face has weapo

about quarters of diversity, it would be a shame if there has to be not at the gender balance to bring ammann the past as having female characters who do not talk or interact with other women. please, let cnn ‘s to that and have two women in the tardis. with michelle gomez back as the master, let's go old girl —— all girl. michelle gomez back as the master, let's go old girl -- all girl. but wouldn't it be good to see a man in that assistant role? it is not saying that we would not have any male characters, but there is no reason why that should not be two women in the tardis, much in the same way that we don't bat an eyelid with having two men like sherlock and what's in solving crimes on the show. we will wait and see who the cast. thanks for talking to us this evening. roger federer has taken the men's single's title at wimbledon for a record eighth time, beating croatia's marin cilic in straight sets this afternoon. he became the oldest player to hold the title. straight sets, hard to take if your marin cilic. for those fans of the golden ticket to centre court today, they would have bee

north korea is a as big of a threat as we're being as being perceived i don't feel that that they are amman and thread i think that they can start something however that can spy caught globally what makes north korea a greater threat than i so. i don't know that's a good it's a great question i would think they're under dictabelt what they're both unpredictable and i think they have the ability of the atomic weapon i think right now isis is more of a threat the north korea but in a maybe ten fifteen years down the road north korea could be more of a threat if you like the media is hyping threats about north korea is a big time big time i mean i mean i just i think that it's so it's it's fear mongering you sit down and you watch fox news m.s.m. is you don't they're all it's more entertainment now it's more they just want to keep you glued to the t.v. screen to see what's going to happen next is a you know it becomes like reality t.v. versus actually giving information that could be important and pertinent to what's going on to media is hyping anything they can hype in order to get people to

but the documents signed in amman but russia america jordan provides for the creation of just such a sensor that is all still being worked out nobody should get ahead of themselves before to keep abreast of the latest developments is also helpful for diplomats. and joint center in syria was one of several matters agreed by putin interim during their first encounter on the sidelines of the g. twenty summit last week however less than a week later it seemed in the u.s. administration a losing enthusiasm as jackley explains the highly anticipated biological meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin at the g. twenty summit and with high hopes that the two countries could finally leave all the bad blood behind and see a new stage in relations after the two presidents met in homburg tillerson came out saying that they had great chemistry they discussed cyber security and the cease fire in syria and were really ready to move forward put an interim did discuss that joint cyber security unit but trump has since backtracked on that with a post on twitter after the idea was widely attacke

work at the state department terms of who has access to what information but the documents signed in amman but russia america and jordan provides for the creation of just such a center nobody should get ahead of themselves but fall into keep abreast of the latest developments is also helpful for a diplomat. several agreements on syria were reached by president putin in tranter in the g. twenty summit last week however while russia says it's adhering to them the u.s. is apparently losing enthusiasm as jack levin reports from washington. the highly anticipated biological meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin at the g. twenty summit and with high hopes that the two countries could finally leave all the bad blood behind and see a new stage in relations after the two presidents met in hamburg tillerson came out saying that they had great chemistry they discussed cyber security and the cease fire in syria and were really ready to move forward putin and did discuss that joint cyber security unit but trump has since backtracked on that with a post on twitter after the idea was widely att

they have agreed on a number of specific measures that it's a new day in the capital of jordan in amman. experts from u.s. and jordan have. and of their work and they. have issued a memorandum on the. the zone of this collation in syria it is on the analyser in this area they will be assist fire even though it's you starting on starting at noon. on the ninth of july each year us in this and russia have agreed. to maintain it should cease fire suitable for the good and the who did so this is filed with maintained by all parties when. they will also maintain. by showing that area and aid agencies and when you go to there will be monitoring sent that will be created in the capital of jordan because of course that's. the security around this deescalation zone will be maintained she was with the use of god you know the russian. literally in coordination with the u.s. and jordan with them and what is also important that if you're in this document in this memorandum russia and the us as and jordan have pledged that they are interested in the sovereignty of the syrian arab republic and in movin

can achieve peace two men have been killed and one wounded in a shooting at the israeli embassy in amman jordan on sunday then sit and happen after two different hands who are hard to carry out carpentry work an israeli embassy according to police statement and one of the man at the scene while another was wounded along with one israeli and wounded men were taken to hospital where the jordanian man later israeli government has been reporting on the shooting and has not commented so far there is no word possible motive on friday thousand. damien's to to the streets to protest against the installation of metal detectors. a correspondent from russia. has been caught up in a gun battle and the rockets that she have mossel she managed to come through unharmed and shared her video with us. what about it i'll stop in my just a thought well come on all called looking from from a can of of that. and of. i you are all but certain i am who i. got there you go fuck that i'm. not a gather you go for your i do often have not come from my that's us door. and also one of the up and. look. at the little

soldiers have been killed at the al aqsa mosque journalist and collins spoke with us earlier from amman jordan well this morning there was a shooting at the luxor compound in occupied east jerusalem what happened was three . and from almost the time the city of any city inside israel carried out an attack on israeli occupation forces which ultimately killed two israeli soldiers and injured a third of the assailants were executed on the scene at the all locks a compound which is unprecedented in egypt for the last decades we haven't seen israeli soldiers kill close indians at the altar compound and we have actually never seen a palestinian is carried out a deadly attack on the israelis at the compound. the violence comes amid several recent violent incidents many of them and all of them children. going to be about having problems with the economic numbers that believe that the. u.n. special envoy stefan demister concluded the latest round of talks with a syrian government delegation in geneva today the two sides discussed the current ceasefire negotiated between the united states and rus

protests have expanded beyond just jerusalem we've witnessed protests in both the jordanian capital of amman and in turkey and at the same time we've also witnessed clashes not only in jerusalem but in other parts of the west bank and also in a man in a man you had a situation where two jordanians were killed by a security officer at the israeli embassy in what the israelis say was an attempted terror attack the country's former foreign minister simply leave me has warned that this violence has the potential to flare up into quote a holy war and extend beyond just the israeli palestinian conflict so certainly there are a lot of concerns and particularly in light of friday and cause for people to come and demonstrate on friday we are monitoring the situation. could go over any moment get worse. from. elsewhere for arab countries averted new individuals and organizations linked to cancer or to the terrorists lists of further escalating the row between the u.s. allies last month they cut ties with qatar which is a major global gas supplier and also of course most of the biggest u.s. military ba

person has been been killed in an attack on an israeli embassy building in the jordanian capital, amman residential block used by embassy staff. israel has faced scrutiny after it implemented tougher security at a sensitive jerusalem holy site earlier this week. indian doctors say a tibetan student who set himself on fire in an act of protest against chinese rule has died in hospital. nineteen—year—old tenzin choeying succumbed to critical burn injuries a week after he set fire to himself at a university campus in the indian city of varanasi. eyewitnesses say the student shouted "victory to tibet" before pouring kerosene over his body. british cyclist chris froome has won the tour de france. he kept his composure putting in a near perfect performance as he secured his fourth tour de france title on paris‘ champs—elysee. froome did suffer two mechanical problems at key points in the race but his rivals failed to take full advantage of this. and now, he can appreciate some down time with his family. more on that in sport today. back to our top story now and in the phillipines, president d

there's been a shooting incident close to the israeli embassy in thejordanian capital, amman. local police said twojordanian men were killed and two others injured, one of them an israeli. the shooting took place at a residence in the embassy compound. a major clean—up effort is under way in new zealand's south island, where a months worth of rain has fallen in two days. it's one of the region's worst floods on record, with swollen rivers causing widespread damage and mass evacuations. a local state of emergency has now been lifted. now on bbc news, it's dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london, i'mjane hill. this week we ask, what are the advantages of brexit? we look at donald trump's stalled plans to reform obamacare, and we discuss the ever increasing problem of migrants to europe. my guests are conservative commentator alex deane, the middle east expert rachel shabi, thomas kielinger of die welt, and the american writer and broadcasterjef mcallister. welcome to you all. the second round of brexit talks were held this week — for four days at the end of which b

arabic has expressed the channel's condolences to collets family and friends my amman i said in a statement we will support them in any way possible we thank god for his courage and bravery we can take a look now at khalid final report from the city of raka. those who use the u.s. led coalition planes and those who give the orders to travel long think about the consequences of their actions civilians have been killed or forced to flee because of them and the infrastructure has been destroyed all civilians claim that the pretext of fighting against terrorism and extremism is used to justify the actions of the coalition. and how to have the houses were. destroyed but you know it was no more water for irrigation and all the land is burned in record profits and there is no harvest and if any crush did remain we were not allowed to use. the head of one of them there the coalition carries out and struck some schools so children don't study anymore many more civilians were injured when the coalition hit hospitals as well. and the just so now we are going hellish jets bombed ourselves so we struck

at least one person has died in a shooting at the israeli embassy in amman, the capital ofjordan.tional was killed, and two people including an israeli were wounded. it's unclear what motivated the attack, but regional tensions have been heightened, after recent violence in jerusalem. the number of migrants arriving in greece is picking up again, putting increasing pressure on a country, still struggling economically. more than 8,000 people have arrived so far this year, down from the thousands who were turning up every week two years ago. but since then, a deal to deport failed asylum seekers back to turkey, and the slow process of investigating cases, has led to a bottleneck in greece, and on the island of lesbos in particular. 0ur correspondent, mark lowen reports. a scene that's defined europe, played out almost daily for the last two years. staged, this time, by amnesty international, a message to europe by migrants trapped in greece or risking deportation to turkey. 11—year—old rania al—0baidi escaped mosul and so—called islamic state. for a year she was kept in moria migran

what happened in amman jordan strangely enough to help solve part of the problem in jerusalem because it was a pretext for benjamin netanyahu israel's prime minister to take the metal detectors in order to appease de jordanians this incident in the israeli embassy compound between an israeli security guard and a carpenter and the apartment owner is still under investigation it's still unclear what happened but yes jordanians or palestinians living in jordan and others are very angry at what has happened on temple mount or problems for brief and the israeli military has won't the t. should find a solution or halle's we could see a conflagration on many other fronts to this two days to find a solution meantime ok water on it for now there was appreciate your insights on this i mean oren from the israeli newspaper ha'aretz thanks for your time thank you . max u.s. agents posing as policemen have received gear worth more than one point two million dollars from the pentagon the undercover operation by the government accountability office was to test weaknesses and give away programs and ja

there's been a shooting incident close to the israeli embassy in thejordanian capital, amman. local police said twojordanian men were killed and two others injured, one of them an israeli. the shooting took place at a residence in the embassy compound. a major clean—up effort is underway in new zealand's south island, where a months worth of rain has fallen in two days. it's one of the region's worst floods on record, with swollen rivers causing widespread damage and mass evacuations. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. hello and welcome to hardtalk, i'm shaun ley. a quarter of lebanon's population is syrian, refugees of war. now the party of my guest, deputy prime minister ghassan hasbani, says enough is enough. it wants to send them home but says it rules out talking to president assad — how can it be sure they'd be safe. the government say it's a burden the undermines the country's future is this the biggest threat or is it a political system that is entrenched sectarianism, legitimized bigotry and encouraged corruption so bad, it can't even leave the lights on? corruption so b

in thejordanian capital, amman. local police said twojordanian men were killed and two others injured — one of them an israeli. the shooting took place at a residence in the embassy compound. police in the us state of texas have arrested a truck driver whose vehicle was found in a walmart car park with eight people dead in the back of it. a ninth person later died in hospital. around thirty others had been locked in the truck in sweltering heat without water or air conditioning. a major clean—up effort is under way in new zealand's south island, where a months worth of rain has fallen in two days. it's one of the region's worst floods on record, with swollen rivers causing widespread damage and mass evacuations. a local state of emergency has now been lifted. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the programme in the week the queen came jeremy corbyn and theresa may go to battle over familiar scenes. 3.8 million people in work are now living in poverty. we created a national living wage. was

work at the state department terms of who has access to what my nation but the documents signed in amman by russia america and jordan provides for the creation of just such a sunset that is all still being worked out nobody should get ahead of themselves before to keep abreast of the latest developments some helpful for diplomats argues jacqueline vogel reports tonight on this discrepancy in the report of the highly anticipated biological meeting between donald trump and lot of your putin at the g. twenty summit and with high hopes that the two countries could finally leave all the bad blood behind and see a new stage in relations after the two presidents met in hamburg tillerson came out saying that they had great chemistry they discussed cyber security and the cease fire in syria and were really ready to move forward put an interim did discuss that joint cyber security unit but trump has since backtracked on that with a post on twitter after the idea was widely attacked here in washington and about that cease fire in syria the most important achievement reached by the u.s. and russia i

situation is an israeli embassy security guard who shot the jordanian man who -- embassy compound in amman last night. israel is -- under the geneva convention, and they're currently confined to the compound. jordan, for its part is refusing to allow the guard to leave the country in what's becoming a diplomatic spat. >>> five people are recovering for a potential -- police say a man weren't a chain saw. right now he's nowhere to be found. it happened earpier this morning. police say they know who the suspect is and this was not an act of error. >>> the car you own right now might be pulled off the market. according to reuters general motors has put half a dozen cars under review, trying to decide whether to cancel them. it includes impala, volt, hybrid and the cadillac ct-6. car sales are down and there's a higher demand for a suvs and larger vehicles. even though fewer of you are out there buying cars. right now is the best time to snag deals. chris clackum has some tips. >> all at low prices and payment. mail ads, you might think -- but "consumer reports" is now vising shoppers to steer

two people died in an attack sunday inside the scisraeli embassy compound in amman jordan. a jordanian stabbed a security officer with a screw driver. . the officer opened fire, killing the person and a person standing by. it is not clear if this is linked to the outbreak of violence if jerusalem and the west bank. >>> the u.n. security council is set to meet over the israeli palestinian unrest in the coming hours and clashes continue through the weekend. that's a sense of what was happening there. the scene in jerusalem sunday. bloodshed on both sides. four palestinians killed on friday and saturday and three israelis stabbed to death in the west bank. the violence is tied to new israeli security at a holy site after the killing of two israeli police officers. for more, let's bring in ian lee, live in jerusalem this hour with us. ian, good to have you. first of all, the white house is sending its envoy. we now know that jared kushner is leading outreach for the united states. a lot of other groups are getting involved. how do you see this coming to a conclusion with these

amman just called to contact you. the crown prosecutor of russia, that's what it says in the e-mail. now, everybody believes that to be a mistaken title. maybe he is getting confused because he is british. they don't have a crown prosecutor. instead they have a prosecutor general who is yuri. in their meeting the prosecutor decided to provide the trurp campaign with some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary. it's obviously very high level and sensitive information. it's part of russia and its government support for mr. trump. that is the meeting that led to the subject of so much focus this week and so much freak-out at the white house. initial reports were that. >> we got a statement from donald trump jr. saying, yes, he did take a meeting at trump tower with this lawyer, but it was a meeting about adoptions mostly. then we got a subsequent statement from donald trump jr. saying, okay, actually it was to get derogatory information about hillary clinton. then we got the e-mail chain, which

.>>> holiday fun ends at a hospital in amman loses fingers after an illegal firework exploded just inchesway from his hand. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> i am julie haener. the man suffered by threatening injuries. it is the latest reminder to leave the fireworks displays to the professionals. ktvu news jesse gary has the information about how that man is doing.>>> reporter: neighbors used cell phone to capture the frantic moments when first responders arrived tuesday night. paramedics used a tourniquet to stop the bleeding before transporting the victim to a nearby hospital. with life-threatening injuries. this, after an accident while witnesses say he was trying to light an illegal firework. >> it looked like he had an eight ball in his hand when he came out. a few seconds later, we felt like an airwave shot us.>>> reporter: the so-called airwave was a concussive force from this, a mortar firework. fired one at a time at the ground. each ball contains a quarter stick of dynamite. witnesses saying he tried to light a short wick. >> he had a family and it could change his

. >> it is 9:21 in emai amman, jo. >> lieutenant frrick fracona jos us from oregon.hanks for being with us, rick. yes, finally pushed out of mosul, and what have they lost us militarily and as a center from finally pushed out? >> well of course be with the city is devastated. it will cost over $1 billion in infrastructure. isis has been defeated thoroughly in the city. some escaped but those willing to fight mosul are dead. this is a good operation for the iraqis, but they suffered tremendous casualties. if you look at the casualties in special operations forces, some lost as high as 40%. this was a very, very difficult fight. it took nine months to rest this city back from isis control. so now the iraqis have to regroup. they have to secure the remainder of the city and good to other pockets, the key one is ouija and then go out to the syrian border and take isis out of that. that's another long campaign. >> yes. i was going to ask, strategically, how challenging is this. this has been going on since october in mosul. >> mosul was a big city, but that took nine mont

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the israeli security guard is at the israeli embassy in amman, jordan. if officials want to speak to them right now, he has not been given access to them to talk. he says that a 17-year-old carpenter who was working at an israeli diplomatic department stabbed him. the guard shot and killed the attacker, according to israeli officials, killed a second jordanian man who was the landlord of the apartment. the attack only complicates efforts to find a way to reduce tensions over jerusalem's holiest spot, the site of mass protest at the entrance of temple known to jews, or the compound as it is known to muslims. three is really -- killing two israeli police officers. muslims view the metal metal detectors at the entrance as a unilateral step two get the status quo to seize control of the religious site. prime minister denies this. by violent protests broke out on friday after the israeli government refused to remove the metal detectors. and barred men from under 50 praying at the mosque after several palestinians were injured in a couple killed. you have a pa