i'm catherine nicholson with the headlines. muslim worshipers in jerusalem have started returning to the after days of tension and sometimes deadly protest. we've got more for you from jerusalem. forest fires in the south of france forced the evacuation of more than 10,000 people. they are now coming under control. protests across the united states after donald trump said he would been transgender people from serving in the military. also coming up in the program, full steam ahead is the french government repairs to nationalize the stx shipyard. will havess editor more. this is live from paris. in jerusalem, the first worshipers have started returning to the al-aqsa mosque for the first time in many days. -- removed contentious security theiers that have been cause of deadly tensions in recent weeks. metal detector errors have been installed. over.ul protests boiled >> i call on palestine to -- the mosque at al-aqsa. come and give praise to god. and pray to protect our holy place and people. we pray not to let the occupation co

i'm catherine nicholson with our top headlines. he says there was no collusion. a much scrutinized meeting with a russian lawyer was a "waste of time." jared kushner gets ready for his first grilling from congress this monday. at least 35 people killed in a suicide bombing in the afghan capital. the attack claimed by the taliban. backtracks president on an overhaul of his country's judiciary, we will be asking whether this is the end of the controversial move. it is 1:00 p.m. in paris. coming up, one of the hardest working countries on the planet experiments with staying home instead. tokyo's full distance work experiment in our business update. mom,up memories of their who happens to be one of the world's most famous women. reminiscences from princes william and harry of princess diana international newspaper review later on. this is live from paris. ♪ >> thanks for being with us. we start in the afghan capital kabul, were 35 people are reported dead after a suicide bombing this monday. it wasiban has claimed responsible. the attacks targeted a bus carrying work

i'm catherine nicholson with your headlights. -- headlines. six human rights activists from amnesty international will remain in detention in turkey. the rights group describing the court ruling as a travesty of justice. efforts to scrap president obama's landmark health care reforms now in chaos after two republican lawmakers broke ranks to oppose their own parties proposed replacement. the head of spain's football federation under arrest as part of an anticorruption probe. europe's president of soccer governing body. we will have the latest with our correspondent in madrid. it is 1:00 in the french capital. netflix is still the new black. as hit series like house of cards help boost numbers for the streaming service to more than 100 million. our culture team is reporting on france's oldest arts festival. this is live from paris. ♪ >> six human rights activists from amnesty international will remain in custody in turkey. the rights group has described the court ruling as a travesty of justice. has beenhe detainees formally charged or put on t

i'm catherine nicholson. coming up in business, all eyes are on the european central bank meeting today. it looks to possibly begin winding down its massive stimulus program. the tour de france reaches its 18th grueling stage. ♪ >> thanks for being with us. we start in the united states where it is six months to date since donald trump became the 45th president. he passes this half anniversary it has emerged that his eldest son, son-in-law and former election campaign manager are being called to testify before senators over allegations of russian meddling in last year's election. a major focus of the questions will be a meeting that donald trump jr., jared kushner and paul manafort held with the russian lawyer in the summer of 2016. it has been an eventful first six months in power for donald trump. multiple controversies over his decisions and declarations, continuing economic growth and job creation means support from his base remains firm. months in office, donald trump's approval rating is the lowest of a

anchor: i am catherine nicholson, and these are our top headlines this hour. palestinians in jerusalem have been cheering as contentious metal detectors were removed from one of the city's holiest sites. however, some muslim officials say they will continue their protests after more than a week of tensions, and at times deadly violence. will be going live to jerusalem for the latest. they are looking for a way out of the chaos in libya. the french president met with rival libyan leaders at a chateau just outside paris tuesday. and with one grilling down, another to go for donald trump's son-in-law, jared kushner insisting he did not collude with russians to interfere in last year's u.s. presidential election, as he prepares for his second session of questioning in congress today. is 1:00 p.m. here in paris, 7:00 a.m. in washington, d.c. canng up, lovers among you reverses amicrosoft decision to phase out its rudimentary "paint" program. in our have details business update. and it is up and away on a mission to monitor climate change. the latest satellite headi