>> we were forced out of the al-aqsa mosque and then jewish settler started to enter. after we saw two groups, we started to chant and the israel i forces tried to detain me. amy: israeli forces raided the al-aqsa mosque for the second time in three days comment during worshipers from the third holiest site in islam. 19 palestinians were injured. we will go to jerusalem for an update from israeli researcher as well as palestinian writer and poet mohammed el-kurd. then republican-led states are enacting a wave of new abortion restrictions, with four more states just last week -- tennessee, florida, kentucky, and oklahoma. >> i promised oklahomans i would sign every pro-life bill that hit my desk, and that is what we're doing here today. amy: we'll speak with "washington post" reporter caroline kitchener about the attacks on abortion in republican-led states, while democratic governors in maryland and michigan seek to expand access. and immigrants rights advocates celebrate a win after some 40,000 cameroonians become eligible for temporary protective status. >> these con

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israeli police say they moved in to disperse a riot by palestinian muslims at al—aqsa mosque. tun grenades and rubber bullets. palestinians threw stones and firecrackers. the violence came inside the doors of the mosque. it takes hours for a fragile calm to set in, and we meet omarjoining the clean up. he came for ramadan prayers. you just want to pray. and it's really heartbreaking to see one of your holy sites, like 80 kilometres away, just to get this type of behaviour against you. i'm speechless. nearby, it's a special day for christians. thousands have come for easter and to walk the traditional way of the cross. it's incredible. it's a miracle to be here and to share this holy friday with all the people and to pray for everybody. we pray here for the peace. but for now, those prayers aren't answered. the overlapping religious holidays were always going to raise tensions here in the old city. people of different faiths are celebrating, but these narrow streets feel more on edge after the recent deadly violence and today's clashes. elsewhere in jerusalem, a jewish ritual. f

new clashes are broengen out between israeli police and palestinians at the al aqsa mosque. the temple mount has been a violent flashpoint over the past few weeks. cnn's hadas gold zwroips me now on the line from jerusalem. so, hadas, take us through the latest. what is happening? >> reporter: once again, clashes breaking out at the temple mount and jerusalem has been experiencing violent -- violence this past week or so. but today is essentially day seven of these clarshes with these videos showing the compound, israeli police entering the compound and the group using stun grenades and tear gas. they say this fwan around 4:00 a.m. they say hundreds of people fwan throwing stones and launching some stones being thrown a toward the back of the western wall where jewish worshippers play as they are not supposed to go up to the compound to pray there. now, israelis say they were forced to use dispersions to stop the violence and there have been 31 injuries so far, 14 of bhom were taken to hospital for treatment. the rest were treated on-site. we are also seeing a tree on the co

israeli police say they moved in to disperse a riot by palestinian muslims at al—aqsa mosque. s and firecrackers. the violence came inside the doors of the mosque. it takes hours for a fragile calm to set in, and we meet 0marjoining the clean up. he came for ramadan prayers. you just want to pray. and it's really heartbreaking to see one of your holy sites, you come from, like, 80 kilometres away, just to get this type of behaviour against you. i'm speechless. nearby, it's a special day for christians. thousands have come for easter and to walk the traditional way of the cross. it's incredible. it's a miracle to be here and to share this holy friday with all the people and to pray for everybody. we pray here for the peace. but for now, those prayers aren't answered. the overlapping religious holidays were always going to raise tensions here in the old city. people of different faiths are celebrating, but these narrow streets feel more on edge after the recent deadly violence and today's clashes. elsewhere in jerusalem, a jewish ritual. families are burning the bread, banned dur

more than 150 palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli police at the al—aqsa mosque compoundalem. three police officers were hurt at the historic site. almost 400 are confirmed to have died in floods in kwazulu—natal province in south africa. authorities say it's the wost flooding in decades, and are widening the search for those who are still missing. asylum seekers could be flown from the uk to rwanda within weeks, under new plans from the british government. but some charities and politicians say the are proposals "cruel" and "chilling". and coming up later this hour, scientists injapan say cats can remember the name of their owner, and the names of their feline friends too. the russian defence ministry has warned it will intensify attacks around the ukraine capital, kyiv, after accusing ukraine of targeting russian border towns. moscow also claims its sea—based cruise missiles have struck a factory outside kyiv which produces anti—ship missiles, including the type which — according to ukraine — hit russia's flagship, the moskva. russia confirmed the 12,000—tonne cruiser f

so prayers at the al—aqsa mosque have been going ahead peacefully. more than 150 people were wounded in the clashes yesterday. it is an encouraging de—escalation, i think we can say, at the moment, after many israelis and palestinians that i spoke to expressed fears that we could be on the brink of another war as was seen last year during ramadan, following troubles at al—aqsa mosque. people have been warning that these tensions could well take place. there had been minor skirmishes, the tensions building up, what are the two sides saying? what has the palestinian side said and what has the israeli response been? there were some very angry rhetoric from palestinian officials after riot police entered the mosque on the second friday of ramadan. we had the palestinian prime minister talking about this as a brutal assault of worshipers and a dangerous omen. and then hamas, which of course governs gaza, the militant group, they had a big rally there in support of the al—aqsa and a spokesman came out saying they would defend jerusalem with all their might

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latest. >> reporter: tonight, jerusalem on a knife edge after stream security forces stormed the al aqsa mosque, one of islam's holiest sites, with muslim worshippers gathered for friday prayers. firing tear gas and stun grenades inside the mosque, more than 150 palestinians were injured, and at least 4 israeli soldiers were wounded. israeli officials insist they waited until after prayers and released this video, which they say shows palestinians throwing stones and fireworks below at the western wall. the site sacred to both muslims and jews, where the haram al sharif and the temple mount are located. clashes here ignited an 11-day war with militants at the gaza strip last year. tensions already extremely high after several recent attacks inside israel, including a gunman opening fire at a bar in the middle of a bustling street in tel aviv, killing three israelis. tonight, the holy city is calm. but some fear it's fragile, with passover taking place during ramadan. as well as easter celebrations. the israeli prime minister saying they're preparing for any scenario. cecilia? >> lama, thank you

we're continuing to monitor the situation right now at the al aqsa mosque compound.been a full week of violent clashes we're seeing at this very holy site for so many people. >> all right. hadas gold on the line from jerusalem. appreciate it. thanks. >>> coming up here on "cnn newsroom," boris johnson on a trade trip to india, but is it enough to detract from partygate? we'll be right back. did i tell you i bought our car from carvana? yeah, ma. it was so easy! i found the perfect car, under budget too! and i get seven days to love it or my money back... i love it! i thought online meant no one to help me, but susan from carvana had all the answers. she didn't try to upsell me. not once, because they're not salespeople! what are you...? guess who just checked in on me? mom... susan from carvana! [laughs] we'll drive you happy at carvana. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. >>> the british prime minister, boris johnson, will face a third investigation int

calm has returned for now tojerusalem's al aqsa mosque compound after more than 150 palestinians werended in clashes with israeli police earlier. some 50,000 worshippers performed the friday prayers peacefully. almost 400 people are confirmed to have died in floods in kwazulu—natal province in south africa. authorities say it's the wost flooding in decades and are widening the search for those still missing. asylum seekers could be flown from the uk to rwanda within weeks under new plans from the british government, but some charities and politicians say the are proposals cruel and chilling. now on bbc news, unspun world provides an unvarnished version of the week's major global news stories — reliable, honest and essential viewing with the bbc�*s world affairs editor, john simpson. hello, and thanks for watching unspun world, where we go below the surface of global events with the bbc�*s experts. ukraine is in its new phase, with a big build—up of russian troops continuing in the east of the country under their new theatre commander, general aleksandr dvornikov, who was responsible f

there have been clashes between israeli forces and palestinian demonstrators at al aqsa mosque.estinians and three israeli policemen were injured. our correspondent yolande knell joins me from jerusalem. give us an update on what has been happening i havejust returned give us an update on what has been happening i have just returned from the old city and what happened this morning was after dawn prayers and is really police said they entered the compound around al asqa mosque to clear away a large demonstration and it was packed with people there for ramadan and some were holding up flags and some missiles were thrown ljy flags and some missiles were thrown byjewish protesters and fireworks were used by palestinian protesters and started using bad times to clear people away. those clashes went on for several hours before hundreds of palestinians were arrested. ——batons. i was able to see muslim worshippers going into al asqa mosque because doors were open for prayers and questions where there for the good friday procession and dues were preparing for a pass over. ——jewish people

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evening. >>> jerusalem on edge after clashes between palestinians and israeli forces at the al-aqsa mosque palestinians say more than 150 people were injured by israeli security forces friday. israeli police say they have made more than 300 arrests in the compound and in the mosque. they only entered, they say, because those throwing rocks were jeopardizing safe worship. >>> all of this happening during a holy period for muslims, christians and jews. >> reporter: the sounds of violence as dawn broke on friday over the old city of jerusalem. hundreds of palestinians clarning with sfli forces around the mosque only pound known as the temple mount, holy to muslims and jews. israeli police say they were responding to violent rioters throwing rocks and launching fireworks. surveillance footage released by police appeared to show masked men smashing rocks overnight in preparation. by midmorning the palestinian red crescent said more than 150 people had been injured. among those injured was a palestinian cameraman. being kicked and beaten by police. three israeli officers were injured, hit by roc

when we come back, tensions high in jerusalem after violence breaks out at the al aqsa mosque compoundenjoys a long-awaited family visit this week. we'll have details on that and the latest on her health concerns. that's when we come back. (ted koppel) 30 million americans have copd, half don't yet know it. every one of them is especially vulnerable to covid-19. if we can't find them, we can't help them. visit copdsos.org. >>> jerusalem on edge after clashes between palestinians and israeli police at the al-aqsa mosque compound. palestinians say more than 150 people were injured by israeli security forces. this was on friday. israeli police say they made more than 300 arrests but they only entered the compound they say, because those throwing rocks were jeopardizing safe worship, as they put it. >>> queen elizabeth had some visitors this week. prince harry and meghan markle stopped by to visit the queen who has been dealing with health issues. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of sussex have paid a private visit to the queen, according to the couple's spokesperson who that the pair mad

more than 150 palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli police at the al—aqsa mosque inccupied eastjerusalem. three israeli police officers were also hurt. tensions have been high in recent weeks as the fasting month of ramadan coincides with passover forjewish people and easter for christians. now on bbc news, stephanie hegarty finds relief and heartbreak in equal measure at ukraine's border, as families start to come to terms with their new lives as refugees. air raid siren wails explosion it's been a relentless assault on ordinary lives. this is the neighbour, and that's where the bomb, or whatever it was. since the start of the war in ukraine, thousands of people have been killed... ..and millions have been forced to leave their homes, saying goodbye to everything they know. they're from kyiv? yeah, it's all the stuff they brought with them. i'm travelling to northern romania, to the small border town of siret, where relief and heartbreak come in waves... hey! ..to meet the ukrainian families separated by this war... itjust dawned on me that the possibility of me los

syrians injured in al-aqsa mosque, and encourage -- incursions by jewish national groups sparked unrest. back with more news in half an hour. up next is "inside story." stay with us. ♪ >> taking on isil in afghanistan, bombing scale at least 18 people, many are minority she a muslims. can the taliban government contain isil and other armed groups? this is "inside story." ♪ >> hello and welcome to the program. the afghan taliban arrested the mastermind of a bomb attack on a mosque, a major isil operative killing people thursday p the same day the armed group claimed two attacks in afghanistan, highlighting security challenges for the taliban since returning to power last august. isil detonated the remote control bomb during midday prayers. isil frequently targets the shia muslim community. >> the incident at the mosque was heartbreaking. i was at the market and came to the site as fast as i could. the toll of casualties and injuries is more than we expected. >> we urged them to take -- pay attention to the security of the people. afghanistan's situation is so bad we have no secure place

more than 150 palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli police at the al—aqsa mosque inccupied eastjerusalem. three israeli police officers were also hurt. tensions have been high in recent weeks as the fasting month of ramadan coincides with passover forjewish people and easter for christians. in about ten minutes, we'll have the film review but first, it's time for click. mobile world congress, every year, barcelona used to be lit up year, barcelona used to be lit up with smartphone launches and announcements of connected devices beyond what you might ever think of or need. now, 2020 was pretty much a no—show for obvious reasons and last year, well, that was weird. we've arrived. this is fira de barcelona. yes, the show was back on, but we couldn't go — although you were there in spirit, if not in body. yeah, the less said about that, the better. but this year, it's back in full swing with all sorts of companies showing off their latest wares. so, whilst i am here at the design museum in london, where behind me, there's a good old—fashioned brick phone and a nokia 3310

jerusalem is on edge after palestinians and israelis clashed around the al-aqsa mosque.violence fled at the site on friday. morning had asked joins us with more, so what is the latest on these clashes in jerusalem? >> well, rosemary this was supposed to be a uniquely holy weekend. because for the first time since 1991 ramadan, easter weekend, and passover were all overlapping. but it was marred by violence. on yesterday morning, there were clashes and violence in and around the old city, including around its holy sites, the owl oscar mosque compound. which is also known as the temple of the mount. people were throwing rocks at buses used by jews to reach the site. according to israeli emergencies services, at least seven people were injured. at the mosque compound itself, israeli police clashed with palestinians. israeli police said they went into clear out young people who said they were throwing rocks in order to disrupt visits by jews and others to the area. and those confrontations lead to around 19 people being injury. the clashes we saw yesterday were nowhere near

officials say that they are committed to the religious freedom of peaceful worshippers at the al aqsa mosquell costs. george? >> as you know, erielle, such a tense time over there. thanks very much. michael? >>> all right, george, now to the holiday weekend travel. as millions of people expected to hit the roads or take to the skies this weekend, let's go back to our transportation correspondent gio benitez at newark airport. good morning, again, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning again. you're going to want to give yourself time to get to the airport because there is a lot of traffic at these terminals. one of the busiest travel days this spring. let's go ahead and start with the airlines now, united is telling us that today and monday, those are going to be the busiest days, 70% more passengers than last year. delta telling us saturday is looking like a better day to fly. now, if you're driving this holiday weekend, try to start that drive before 11:00 a.m. or later at night. you'll get that congestion in the afternoon, tomorrow is looking to be the best day to drive and gas pric

. >> more than 150 palestinians ve been injured in clashes with israeli police at the al-aqsa mosqueouched eastern jeers lem. three police were also hurt. the fasting week of ramadan, which coincides with easter for christians. rocks were thrown onto jewish worshipers at the western wall below. here's our middle east correspondent. >> as day broke in jerusalem's old city sick red to three iths, tenses were rising at its most bitterly contested s site. great deal israeli police moved in toreak up a riot by palestinians. officers fired stun depends -- goaltends and rubber bullets. palestinians threw stones and firecrackers. the violence came inside the doors of the mosque. it takes hours for calm to set in and we metmar joining the cleanup. he came for ramadan prayers. >> it's heartbreaking to see one of your holy sites like this. -- this behavior against you. i'm speechless. >> nearby, it's a special day for christians. thousands have come for easter and to walk the tditional way of the cross. >> we -- to be here and to share this holy friday with all the people and toray for everybod

some fired from inside the revered al aqsa mosque, according to israeli police the temple mount is judaism's holiest site and the third holiest in islam the clashes happening after israeli police entered the compound to make way for jewish visitors israeli officials say 18 palestinians were arrested for throwing rocks and fireworks, damaging the mosque. palestinian medical workers say 17 were injured amid fears of another wave of violence more than 150 palestinians injured at the same site friday earlier this month, a palestinian gunman killing three in tel aviv >> we need to find a solution that provides peace and security for the israeli people, but also safety and security for the palestinian people >> reporter: last year, clashes over jerusalem spiraled into an 11-day war in the gaza strip tonight israel's prime minister calling for calm, but warning he has given security forces a free hand to do what's needed to keep israelis safe >> josh lederman joins us from the white house. josh, what is the white house's reaction to all this? >> reporter: the biden administration says it's deeply c

tonight out of jerusalem more than 150 palestinians injured in clashes with israeli police at the al aqsa mosque complex. a major holy site as thousands gathered for friday prayers during ramadan. that holy month on the muslim calendars coinciding with passover this year. >>> and back here at home, twitter today is fighting back against billionaire elon musk's attempt to buy the company for $43 billion. the social media giant is adopting what's called a poison-pill strategy that could block his proposed takeover emilie ikeda explains. >> reporter: tech billionaire elon musk facing resistance tonight in his fight to rule the twitterverse the social media giant now fending off musk's $43 billion bid to buy twitter with a business maneuve nicknamed a poison-pill. >> they are pulling up the drawbridge they are strengthening their defenses against elon musk buying the company. >> reporter: right now elon musk has about a 9% stake in twitter. if his shares grow to 15% or more, the poison-pill kicks in and the company makes discounted stock available to others to dilute his stake. >> they're forcing an

there were violent confrontations at the al-aqsa mosque compound.ds of homes have been destroyed in the durban area after a week of rain and mud slides in south africa. on monday, the president declared a national state of disaster. now the rains have stopped and the full extent of the damage can be seen. more than 440 people have been dyed, and many others are still missing -- been -- have died, and many others are still missing. prices increased by over 60%. in one city, police shot and killed a man and wounded several other protesters. bus drivers and motorists have talked -- blocked a road to the capital. why would -- hollywood actor johnny depp has appeared in court as part of the defamation case he brought against his ex-wife, amber heard. the lawsuit centers on an article she wrote, in which she described herself as a victim of domestic violence. >> good afternoon, mr. depp. >> good afternoon. >> can you please tell the jury what you are here today? >> um, yes. um, -- >> that pause rather captures the moment. his audience, a court. and this,

the arab league has called on israel to end jewish prayers inside the al—aqsa mosque compound in occupiedecent days security forces in israel have used stun grenades, with some palestinians throwing stones and firecrackers by the mosque. after a meeting injordan, the arab league said israel had restricted muslims in their right of worship while allowing ultra—nationalist jews to enter the site. israel says it is enforcing a long—standing ban onjewish prayer at the compound. florida lawmakers have voted to strip disney of its self—governing status. it's a move widely seen as retaliation for the company's opposition to a new state law limiting discussion of lgbt issues in schools. for the past 55 years, it's had the power to build infrastructure and control utilites on its theme park in exchange for tax relief. a post—pandemic hong kong is beginning to emerge with social distancing measures being eased and cathay pacific, plus other airlines, restoring more international services. however, the easing of some restrictions presents a challenge to beijing. it wants to limit protests with a new

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suspended its involvement in israel's governing coalition in protest at days of violence at the al—aqsa mosqued resign if the government continued to act against the people of jerusalem. the french far—right presidential candidate marine le pen and several members of her party have been accused by the eu's anti—fraud body of embezzling 620,000 euros. they're not accused of profiting directly, but of claiming the funds as expenses for staff and events while ms le pen was a member of the european parliament. it comes a week before she is due to take part in the second run—off against emmanuel macron. the 300m—long cargo vessel ever forward, that got stuck off the us east coast near baltimore a month ago, has finally been refloated after hundreds of containers onboard were removed. its sister ship the ever given blocked the suez canal in egypt for six days last year, disrupting world trade. a massive queue of trucks formed on the poland—belarus border as russian and belarussian drivers rushed to leave the eu following a sanctions deadline on saturday. some drivers were stuck for up to 33 hours af

have been days of clashes between israeli police and palestinian protesters in and around the al aqsa mosqueem. the prime minister of new zealand jacinda ardern has stressed the importance of reinforcing the international world order in the face of russian aggression, and the use of sanctions as a deterrence. speaking to me in an exclusive broadcast interview on a trip to singapore. she also touched on developments in this region, expressing her disappointment that the solomon islands has cemented a security deal with china, fuelling fears beijing could set up a military base on the island. one of the reasons we've expressed this disappointment at the fact that we have seen now this agreement emerge in support of both the solomons and china has been because through the declaration, declaration that a specific island foreign members we signed up to explicitly sets an expectation we look to provide our own security needs is a region. you can see we have done that. the solomons explicitly, both new zealand and australia have heeded the call of the solomons for support during recent disruption.

palestinians were wounded in clashes with israeli police at the al aqsa mosque. palestinians say worshipers were gathering when they were hit with rubber bullets and batons. israel says police were hit by rocks hours later 60,000 people attended prayers. coachella is back. the music festival has returned after three years, coming up the excitement from businesses. and after surviving the pandemic of loved coffee shop is at risk of closing in the north bay. the sadness from the community next it's not just about you know the name or the brand? um it's about you know, the alss have different views when it comes to issues facing californians among the states democrats 37% housing affordability was the top issue , while 39% of republicans said crime in public safety is their biggest concern. the poll conducted by the berkeley institute of governmental studies surveyed more than 8000 registered voters. beloved coffee shop in sarah fell is facing closure now, after surviving the pandemic, the owners say now they're being forced out by their landlords. ktvu tom baker te

suspended its involvement in israel's governing coalition, in protest at days of violence at the al—aqsa mosquembers of parliament would resign if the government continued to act against the people of jerusalem. the french far right presidential candidate, marine le pen, and several members of her party have been accused by the eu's anti—fraud body of embezzling 620,000 euros. they're not accused of profiting directly, but of claiming the funds as expenses for staff and events while ms le pen was a member of the european parliament. it comes a week before she is due to take part in the second run—off against emmanuel macron. her lawyer told a french national tv channel that she denied the allegations. to the uk now where the most senior clerical figure in the anglican church, the archbishop of canterbury, has strongly criticised the government's plan to send some asylum seekers to rwanda. in his easter sermon, justin welby said it posed serious ethical questions, and was "the opposite of the nature of god". but a cabinet minister said the archbishop had misunderstood the government's aim, which

at that moment, when it is steadily restless on the temple mount near the al-aqsa mosque, but many will be able to see the ceremony on the square in front of the church of the resurrection, they put up awnings from the sun screen, believing christians. arabs, copts, syrians, orthodox greeks. russian serbs are georgians, not even filled to capacity the temple is similar. what of the christian world, all who meet the bright feast of easter according to the julian calendar are presented today near the coffin chapel until this flow has not recovered to its previous levels. uh, in connection with the recently lifted pandemic restrictions and not fully restored air traffic, but i hope that in the coming years. eh, everything. this will return to normal circles. traditionally, a mission of the andrey foundation arrived in israel these days to receive fire. first-called for the twentieth time in a row by a special flight, the fire lit in jerusalem will be delivered to the altars of huge cathedrals and very small churches. we do not set ourselves a task. now to some specific time to heal. we our

of thousands of palestinians from the west bank are hoping to cross intojerusalem to pray at al—aqsa mosque new restrictions because of its own security fears. let's turn next to the constitutional crisis in pakistan, where the supreme court has said a decision to block a vote of no confidence against the prime minister, imran khan, was unconstitutional. meanwhile, the election commission has said it can't hold fresh elections within 90 days, which is required after parliament was dissolved on sunday, a move that was also unconstitutional. 0ur correspondent in islamabad secunder kermani explains what's next for prime minister imran khan. well, this is a political drama that's been full of twists and turns, but, as of the moment, it looks as if imran khan is on his way out. last week, he was meant to be facing a vote of no confidence in parliament, which he was widely expected to lose after a number of his coalition allies deserted him. instead, at the last minute, the deputy speaker of the house blocked the vote from going ahead. and instead, imran khan's party called for early elections, d