the palestinians want east jerusalem to be the capital of any state. we go to france 24. donald trump is not the first president to move the sea to jerusalem. trump says he really will do it. he says it is a priority. guest: he seems to be working on it. president, who today we find out wrote a letter to donald trump, complaining about what was a campaign promise and it appears to be a promise on behalf of the donald trump transition. we heard from his senior advisor it would be a big priority for the president elect donald trump. not necessarily new to a presidential candidate. those promises never did become reality. donald trump is considering changing the location of the u.s. embassy. had different to what we been hearing from the obama administration over the last eight years. they should not the preceded by a move like the one that appears to be prepared right now. there are other signs that donald trump will be a pro israel u.s. president. >> david friedman is very much so -- very much for -- was announced as donald trump's pick for u.s. ambassador. he was looking

. >> the tapestry of palestinian neighborhood ns ea neighborhoods in east jerusalem is changing. more and more the star of david is woven into the landscape as jewish settlers with the help of nonprofit buy or sue their way into palestinian homes. we watch as jewish children walk to and from home noticing they are never without an armed escort. their families fear evident in the most mundane of acts. fear is something they have in common with their palestinian neighbors. this man says his own home surveillance video shows guns used to protect jewish settlers are sometimes turned on palestinians. settlers say they simply respond to attacks by palestinians. they are trying to scare the families with guns so we get to a point where we are convinced to take the money and leave. >> in the beginning of 2014, he says, they started giving us evacuation orders claiming this land was owned by settlers since 1892. in the legal battle, he says jewish settlers site battles written back when the empire world saying it was once jewish owned. a century later, they want it back. >> the rajabi fam

for israeli soldiers have been killed in a truck attack in east jerusalem. police say it was a terror attack. the us defence secretary calls north korea's missile programme a threat and warns america is prepared to respond. we have deployed missile defences in south korea japan, and of course we have 28,500 troops there. i'm babita sharma in london. tie when‘s president tsai ing—wen says there is no invitation to talks for donald trump. we meet the laundry folding robots that is set to transform your household chores. live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. its newsday. good morning. it is sam good morning. it is 8am in singapore, midnight in london and 2am in jerusalem where singapore, midnight in london and 2am injerusalem where for israeli soldiers, three of them women, have been killed after a man drove a truck into a group of service personnel. israeli police say he was a palestinian who was shot dead at the scene. the israeli prime minister believes he was a supporter of so—called islamic state. this report contains image

he's an eastern palestinian from east jerusalem. and the prime minister benjamin netanyahu visiting the scene assaying the attacker is a supporter of the islamic state. joining me is ali arouzi. what can you tell us? >> reporter: the killer has been identified as 28-year-old fadi kubar who came from east jerusalem near the attack site. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu said there are signs that the attacker supported isis. he said there definitely could be a connection between them from france to berlin and now jerusalem. we have to bear in mind that both in nice and berlin, attackers used the same method of ramming a laureat into crowds. the israeli police spokesman said five of the attackers' relatives are detained. they are all from the same neighborhood of east jerusalem where he lived. this morning police have used concrete slabs to block off the area. and they are checking all the cars coming in and out of that neighborhood. and a time of now heightened tensions, which had lulled for a little while, but obviously tensions

resolution that took place last month thatb condemne israeli settlements in the west bank and east jerusalems going to be a fine line. we also heard from thev: king o jordan who was speaking with palestinian president saying that he will work with regional and international partners to make sure that moveu! doesn't happen. so, you know, also israeli also has fairly cordialok relationss with arab neighbors that things are getting better. if this move takes place, expect a strong reaction on the arab÷ú street. this will be deeply unpopular and a lot of these various countries in their population and that sentiment is likely to be reflected at the highest level. this is going to be a í of a gamble if the united states decides to move forward with moving its embassy. >> cnn international correspondentç ian lee live towards this hour. thank you so much for your reporting today. >> we'll take a short break. donald trump and vladimirç put will speak to each other for the first time as president. what the kremlin is saying about it, that's next. >>> plus falcons' fans they are celebrating in the

as they are concerned, that is recognising jerusalem as israel's capital and palestinian want east jerusalemital and palestinian want eastjerusalem to beat the capital of their future state. at the moment, all foreign embassies are based in tel aviv for that reason. a look at some more top stories this hour. serbia's president has said he'd be willing to send troops to kosovo to protect ethnic serbs. it follows the suspension of a direct train service from serbia to kosovo after belgrade accused kosovan security forces of planning to block the route. the train was decorated with slogans proclaiming that kosovo was serbian. riot police in brazil have regained control of a jail in the northeastern state of rio grande do norte, which had been taken over by inmates. police say at least 30 prisoners have been killed, some beheaded, in clashes between rival gangs. it's the third riot in brazilian prisons just in the past month. anti—government protests have been taking place in bahrain, after the authorities executed three shiite activists. the men were executed after being convicted of killing th

for israeli soldiers have been killed in a truck attack in east jerusalem.ecretary calls north korea's missile programme a threat and warns america is prepared to respond. we have deployed missile defences in south korea japan, and of course we have 28,500 troops there. i'm babita sharma in london. tie when‘s president tsai ing—wen says there is no invitation to talks for donald trump. we meet the laundry folding robots that is set to transform your household chores.

we heard the un security council has called these settlements in the west bank and east jerusalem have no legal virilialidity to . this is a difficult issue with that un resolution for the trump add minute --administration, warm to the idea of settlement and trump hopes of the next ambassador to israel as a man that supports the settlement's movement. this will be something will be a bit of a thorny issue of the international community so strongly against any sort of settlements in east jerusalem or the west bank. ian lee reporting live, thank you very much and throughout the next two hours we'll continue to go to our correspondents around world to get a sense of a global reaction to mr. trump's presidency. >> now to some questions of the new president of conflicts of interest. a lawsuit will argue mr. trump violating the constitution bicepsing payments from foreign government through his business empire. the president denies that allegations a and taking the necessary measures to avoid any conflict of interest. >> we did not want to get to this point, it was our hopes for president tr

long accepted settlements such as the long established jewish neighborhoods in east jerusalem, the jewish quarter, places like the western wall, and the consensus settlements, versus more controversial hilltop settlements in the west bank, settlements that even the israeli supreme court has declared illegal. and, three, it fails to explicitly condemn the number-one impediment to a two-state solution. anti-israel terrorism. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. royce: i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from florida, mr. desan tills. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. mr. desantis: mr. speaker ks i con it -- mr. speaker, i condemn u.n. resolution 2334. the an outrageous attack against the state of israel, the world's only jewish state and the only democracy in the middle east. i also condemn the obama administration's failure to veto such a resolution. because it betrayed israel

dozens of others has been identified as 28-year-old, and he came from the district of jaba this east jerusalem near the attack site. israeli prime minister said all signs are that the attacker supported isis. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said there could be a connection between them from berlin and now jerusalem. both in nice and here they r rammed a laurie into crowds. they have arrested nine people including family members and the palestinian truck driver israeli police spokesperson said five attackers' relatives are amongst those detained all from the same neighborhood of east jerusalem. police this morning used concrete slabs to block entrances of the neighborhood enand checking all cars leaving it at a time of heightened alert. nbc news, london. >>> and paris police arrested 16 people for an october robbery involving kim kardashian-west. the robers force their way inside her private participant, tied her up and stole more than $10 million worth of jewelry. police have not released details about who they arrested or the suspects' connection to the crime. two hikers recover after a res

security council's passing a resolution that declares the area of east jerusalem and. >> diaw and samarracupied territory. we have not just standing strong with israel but taking positions at u.n. and elsewhere that we don't believe it is a illegal occupation for israelis to be at the western wall praying. >> what the do you make of the vote at the united nations? this is more of a personal attack against benjamin netanyahu payback by the obama white house to netanyahu to try to do, this is a parting shot? >> that is certainly part of it. the timing is no coincidence. it's kind of ironic with all of this talk about russian meddling in the united states election, president obama had a whole lot of his supporters, his political operatives in israel in the beginning of 2015 trying to out of bibi netanyahu in middle of his election. it is pro-palestinian, anti-israel, anti-jewish resolution that was pass, essentially ethnically cleansed this area we're describing east jerusalem and judea and is is a march i can't. -- samaria. secretary kerry's speech went over an hour, angrily going after isr

they moved to a small apartment in east jerusalem because the city was divided into a jewish and an arab city. and in 1967, the six-day war happened when the israelis invaded jerusalem and conquered it. we have lived under the israeli occupation ever since, always longing to go back to our ancestral homes. >> and my father's story that we left the home that he was born in and his father, etc., always was with us. >> whenever i walk here i feel as though i'm walking with a shiver in my body. like i feel at home. they used to have the stables down there. and actually, this is my father's room right there. for threes three years i would say easily 50-year-old trees. because my father, when he came here, he said he remember when they left here they were a little bit taller than him. >> i was born the first gegeneration to be born outside our house. to take someone's home is like worse than ripping their heart away fromm ththeir body. >> i took david to meet my childhood friend. he and i went to the same school. i went afterwards to the united states, and he went to greece to study denyivityr

the international community does not approve since the palestinians also claim east jerusalem as their future capital. the u.s. and other countries currently have their embassies in tel aviv. in 1995 congress passed a law requiring the government to move the embassy but each president since then has signed a waiver to postpone it. it has been reported that this building which was formerly a hotel is a leading candidate for the relocation of the u.s. embassy. during the campaign, trump took a decidedly pro israel stance. >> we will move the american embassy to the eternal capital of the juish -- jewish pepeople jerusalem. this was put up by the owner of a construction company. >> i think trump is a man of his word. by moving the embassy, he's sending a message. >> translator: moving the embassy to any plalace will l b step ahead of anything that may happen in the future and will damage the peace process. also, we hope to stop this. >> reporter: trump has made his pro israel stance clear but experts say moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem could endanger years of international consensus

more than 500 housing units have been approved for east jerusalem, and more than 2500 units for the occupied west bank. the settlements are illegal under international law. the committee to protect journalists is calling on washington, d.c. come to drop journalists -- charges against onrnalists after reporting trump's inauguration on friday. at least six journalists were arrested during the actions, including a reporter with rt america as well as freelance journalist aaron cantu a live streamer methow part. and the oscar nominations have been announced. four out of the five films nominated for best documentary were made by black filmmakers, including ava duvernay whose documentary about mass incarceration and race is titled "13th." other nominated documentaries include -- "i am not your negro," "fire at sea," "o.j.: made in america," and "life, animated," directed by roger ross williams about a young autistic man named owen suskind who learns to communicate through disney movies. last year here at the sundance film festival in park city, utah, i interviewed owen and his father, the pulitzer-

on sunday israel approved hundreds of east jerusalem before president trump's phone call with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it's a move that's frustrated palestinians. the concern here is that that frustration and the anger could boil over once again. seth done, cbs news, jerusalem. >>> president trump invited israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the white house next month. benjamin netanyahu's office described their phone conversation yesterday as very warm. >>> we have some great news about former president george hw bush and former first lady barbara bush. mrs. bush was discharged where doctors were treating her for bronchitis. former president bush is expected to move from the hospital's icu unit where he's being treated for pneumonia. >>> a woman who went missing is being treated for hypothermia after she was found this morning. flames broke out after 2:00 a.m in a ho lewis dale road. officials say the unidentified woman was in the home when the fire broke out. they believe she ran through the woods. they found her a few blocks away. the cause of the fire remains under inve

police have identified the driver as a 28-year-old east jerusalem palestinian. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the attacker was an isis reporter. police arrested nine suspects, including five of his family members. >>> the west coast is being pummeled by a fire hose of moisture. rain, snow and flooding. nbc's steve patterson has details. >> reporter: the west coast storm predicted to be the worst in a decade. massive rains on top of a mountain of snow all leading to this. the swollen truckee river in reno, like so many river is up and down the west coast, still rising. residents scrambling to prepare for the possibility of massive floods. >> i was concerned enough to go get sandbags. i will be sandbagging my home. >> reporter: further south, it's snow wreaking havoc on traffic along the sierra nevada. mammoth mountain pelted with 48 inches of fresh powder, forcing the squee resort to close chair lifts for the day. the storm now under way with flash flood warnings all over the region. the worst to come. >> so much to watch out there. nbc meteorolog

the alleged attacker comes from a neighbourhood in east jerusalem. it's a mountain.d attackers have originated from this area. the target, he basically targeted a bus station where many israeli soldiers congregate. isis target civilians, it once a target as many civilians as possible. this attack targeted a group of soldiers will stop this again tells me, and i don't have evidence, we have to be careful, this is more of a local attack, palestinian attack against israeli soldiers, not isis. thank you. theresa may says the government will take back control of britain's borders when we leave the eu — and appeared to suggest that could mean leaving the single market. but in her first interview of the new year, mrs may said the choice between controlling immigration and staying in the single market was not a binary, either/or decision. here's our political correspondent, carole walker. after six months in power, the prime minister has begun to signal what she wants from the brexit negotiations. brexit means brexit. she knows that no longer satisfies anyone. theresa may de

other israeli soldiers shot and killed the driver, a palestinian resident of east jerusalem. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited the attack site and said the driver was likely a supporter of isis. >> ( translated ): we know that there has been a series of terror attacks. there definitely could be a connection between them, from france to berlin and now jerusalem. we are fighting this affliction and we will overcome it. >> sreenivasan: hamas did not take responsibility, but a spokesman for the militant group that rules gaza praised the attack. >> ( translated ): we consider it to be a natural reaction to the israeli occupation's violations and crimes against our people, our land and holy places. today in iraq, two suicide bombers struck baghdad killing at least 20 people. the latest in a wave of attacks on civilians. one attack occurred in a wholesale market in the shiite neighborhood of sadr city. the other happened in a fruit and vegetable market in another predominantly shiite neighborhood of the capital. isis claimed responsibility for one of the bombings. mo

netanyahu also supports building more jewish homes in mostly arab east jerusalem, despite palestinian objections. today, permits were issued for 566 homes in three settlements. the permits had been on hold during the obama administration, which opposed new settlements. netanyahu said today the construction does not undermine prospects for peace with palestinians. the trump administration has apparently carried out its first drone strikes on terrorist targets overseas. officials in yemen say the unmanned, missile-carrying drone struck a vehicle with two suspected al-qaeda operatives yesterday in southern yemen. there is no official confirmation from the pentagon. the latest round of u.n. led peace talks to stop the six-year civil war in syria begin tomorrow in astana, the capital of kazakhstan. syrian rebel groups today called on russia to help secure a new ceasefire. russia is the main backer of syrian president bashar al- assad. the talks are sponsored by russia, iran, and turkey. the only american official expected to be there is the u.s. ambassador to kazakhstan. in india, rescue w

weekend there was an announcement that over 560 new homes would be built in settlements in occupied east jerusalemcements coming after the inauguration of donald trump. a feeling here that the israeli government is feeling emboldened, even encouraged by the new administration in the us to build more in the settlements after the relationship between israel and the us under barack 0bama plummeted partly over the issue of settlement building. mr 0bama was fiercely opposed to the settlements, he allowed a un resolution to pass last month condemning israeli building in the settlements but donald trump, his son—in—law, and his pick for us ambassador to israel have all donated to the settlements and clearly are going to take a much more pro—israeli policy. but there's also a feeling this is being done partly for domestic political consumption because the prime minister here, benjamin netanyahu, is facing a big challenge here from the far right. so he's trying to burnish his right wing credentials by choosing an issue that will go down well with nationalists, ie settlement building. now, the issue of sett

both built in settlements in occupied east jerusalem. in settlements in occupied eastjerusalem. both of these announcements coming after the inauguration of donald trump. a feeling here that the israeli government is feeling emboldened, even encouraged by the new administration in the us to build more in the settlements after the relationship between israel and the us under barack obama plummeted partly over the issue of settlement building. mrobama was partly over the issue of settlement building. mr obama was fiercely opposed to the settlements, he allowed a us resolution to pass last month condemning israeli building of the settlements but donald trump, his son—in—law and his pick for us ambassador to israel have all donated to the settlements and they will clearly take on a much more pro— israeli policy. but there's also a feeling this is being done partly for domestic political consumption because the prime minister here benjamin netanyahu is facing a big challenge here from the far right, so he's trying to burnish his right wing cr

our top stories: four israeli soldiers have been killed in a truck attack in east jerusalem.orth korea's missile programme a threat — and warns america is prepared to respond let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the front page of the japan times has a story about a south korean monk who set himself on fire. the papers says the monk was protesting at the country's settlement with japan on compensation for wartime sex slaves. the new york times is headlining the ongoing fallout to the us intelligence report into russian hacking. but their main story is this powerful image showing the graves of inmates, who were killed in prison riots earlier this week in brazil. and the business times leads on the first rental rebate for industrial properties in singapore since the global financial crisis in 2009. there is also a feature looking at singapore's economy. recommendations from the committee of the future economy are seen as a chance to re—ignite confidence in singapore's future, at a time when it is grappling with slower growth. now, what stories are sparkin

the lorry veered off course, it was coming from an area of east jerusalem, a palestinian neighbourhoodere many buses go so you can get a good view of the old city of jerusalem. there are pictures from the scene, graphic pictures, which show some people were caught under the lorry and we understand from medics that the four who were killed we re medics that the four who were killed were all israeli soldiers in their 20s. three young women and one young man. police said the driver of the lorry was shot dead and they are treating this as a terrorist attack. we don't know and the investigation will continue, but we have seen lorries used as weapons in berlin and in nice, and this is something that any open country is going to be worried about. yes, this appears to be one of the most serious attacks there has been here, certainly in several months. 0ver there has been here, certainly in several months. over the past 15 months there has been a wave of palestinian attacks on israelis, they have mostly been knife attacks and also shootings and car nabbing is, but this is the first time that a

new homes will be built in settle m e nts new homes will be built in settlements in occupied east jerusalems coming after the inauguration of donald trump. a feeling here that the israeli government is feeling emboldened, even encouraged by the new administration in the us to build more in the settlements after the relationship between israel and the us under barack obama plummeted, partly over the issue of settlement building. mrobama was partly over the issue of settlement building. mr obama was fiercely opposed to the settlements. he allowed a un resolution to pass condemning israeli building in the settlements. donald trump, his son—in—law and pick for us ambassadorfor son—in—law and pick for us ambassador for israel have donated to the settlements and will take a more pro—israeli policy. there is also a feeling that this is done partly for domestic political consumption. the prime minister here, benjamin netanyahu, is facing a bill challenge at the moment from the —— is facing a big challenge from the far right. he's trying to burnish his credentials by choosing an issue that will go d

more than a dozen wounded when it houston he and truck driver ran his vehicle into a patrol in east jerusalem. they were hit as they stepped off the bus. the initial inquiry shows the driver supported the so-called islamic state militant group. president-elect donald trump's team says neither he nor any other transition official will meet the taiwanese leader as she passes for houston on her way to central american -- central america. she did meet the texas governor and senator ted cruz. complained when trump braced years of protocol and took a phone call from her. the world's biggest venture fund says the going disparity between rich and poor is fueling the rise of populace around the world. the fund is watching developments that led to events such as brexit then the election of donald trump and will act as it sees fit. they will remain a largely passive investor, but it is keeping a close eye on the markets. i.s. has been managing funds for over 100 years. our managemente style each time an unexpected event shocks the market. rather, we like to focus on the reason behind the event. brexit h

nations security council resolution 2334 regarding israel's settlements in the west bank and east jerusalem is repealed in its entirety. then section 3 says no funds are authorized to be appropriated or otherwise made available to pay interest on assessed or voluntary contributions that are withheld under this act. and so the purpose of that is i'm hoping and praying that this body will not just pay lip service to a u.n. resolution and actually embrace, as john kerry was saying today, not that much difference between aipac's position supporting this resolution , he may not have mentioned there was support for the resolution, but the aipac position and john kerry's position and if you look at what's in the resolution, he may have something there. but this would actually put some teeth into it. this is something that would send a message to the united nations and the nations around the world that if you're going to continue to be so anti-israel, so bigotted, so racist so anti-jewish, then the united states is not going to continue to fund your outrageous, bigotted activities. .our lush, lavis

police shot and killed the suspect, a 28-year-old palestinian from east jerusalem.uthorities arrested nine people since the attack. >> well it was a clean sweep for lala land. 74th golden globe awards. musical won a record setting 7 awards including best musical or comedy film and acting awards for its two stars emma stone and ryan gosling. moonlight taking home the golden globe for best dramatic film. casey aflec winning for his role in manchester by the sea and winning best actress for the french film elle. >> i love watching the fashions and the dresses and the glamour. >> up next, more on this deadly attack at the airport this did not have to happen. more and more what needs to change. >>> new details in the shooting at the fort lauderdale airport. >> the shooter walked into the anchorage fbi office two months before his rampage. he told them he heard voices and that they were forcing him to watch isis videos. discuss more with our counter terrorism analyst. >>> somebody that comes in and seems mentally ill says voices in his head make him possibly want to do vi

. >> it goes hand in hand with israel's announcement is putting more settlements in east jerusalem. obviously people understand this issue have to do some homework. you have to understand why jerusalem doesn't matter to muslims, jews and christians but different varieties of christians. but the politics here have evolved over time and that this is more than just putting a building in a different place. >> right and as a matter of foreign policy the incoming trump administration is going to do a lot to strengthen prime minister netanyahu's hand and the conservative elements of the israeli government that could be talking about the very end of the peace process as we have known it which has been more for a long time but in strengthening his hand a couple of things are going to happen. the idea may completely fade away and there may be ramifications about that in the region and the president is going to deal with the fact that i can tell you firsthand that the jewish community in america is very polarized. it's polarized over israel. and the president will have to become involved with.

it was a terrifying scene captured on security camera as the attacker, a palestinian from east jerusalem, rammed his truck into that group of soldiers on a busy crowded promenade on jerusalem's oldest city, driving forward, after plowing forward through that crowd and reversing to attack the crowd again. soldiers were about to go on a walking tour of the old city. instead, they had to tend to injured, wounded colleagues, four of whom lost their lives. all the victims, people in their 20s. assailant shot dead. at least 12 bullet holes in the windshield. one eyewitness, one of the tour guides who was going to take those soldiers on the walk, described the incident. >> i am just seeing a truck that went on the sidewalk, side road and hitting the soldiers and some soldiers started shooting on the chauffeur. it took them some time to kill him so he had time to make a reverse just to go back with his truck. >> israel's prime minister was on the scene within hours, linking that palestinian driver to isis without any evidence, i should say, suggesting he may have been inspired by recent attacks

. >> reporter: police say the attacker is from east jerusalem, in fact a neighborhood that's not far from where this attack took place. let me walk you through this, it's 1:00 p.m. in jerusalem. a walkway that overlooks the old city of jerusalem, that would have been at that time on this day crowded with tourists, pedestrians, soldiers and security forces. that's when police say the truck driver drove his truck directly into that group of soldiers, four soldiers died, in their 20s, three women, one man and a dozen more were injured. the driver in this case was shot and killed on the scene. we learned that from the police. nine suspects, five of whom are family members of the attacker. police are now trying to figure out was this one driver acting on his own or was this part of a larger web? where did the truck come from? and how far in advance had this been planned. prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited the scene a few hours after the attack and he said there are indications that the attacker was a follower of ice isis. this attacker may have been inspired by social media or by is

security is heightened with officers checking drivers and searching vehicles throughout east jerusalem. an american naval ship fired warning shots at iranian vessels yesterday. the latest escalation in the dangerous game of chicken iran seems to be playing with u.s. ships. we have the latest from the pentagon. >> at 8:00 a.m. sunday morning, four iranian boats came within 900 yards of the uss mahan. the destroyer was forced to fire three warning shots. the mahan fired .50-caliber bullets in the direction of the vessels, whose sailors were manning their weapons. the missile destroyer was escorting warships. ironic's revolutionary guard corps has been conducting an annual exercise, stimulating maneuvers to shutdown the entrance entrance to the gulf. there are no u.s. aircraft carriers in the middle east. the uss george h.w. bush has been delayed by six months due to sequestration budget cuts. mark warner wrote to the head of the navy late last week. "the absence of an aircraft carrier harms our capabilities and limits some of our military flexibility to quickly respond to any number of u

nine suspects, five of whom are family members of the attacker, a 28-year-old palestinian from east jerusalem. police have increased security in and around the area to try to prevent any copycat attacks. police say there are no isis cells in israel, but it's netanyahu who's saying that this attacker may have been inspired by isis. israel's education minister called this viral terrorism, that's promoted and propagated on social media. they have been trying to crackdown on social media incitement, not just over thisattack but over the last several months. three women and one man all in their 20s were killed, as well as a dozen others injured. those slain will be post humusly promoted. the driver drove onto a crowded walkway, a group of soldiers, all in their 20s, getting off this bus. the attacker was shot and killed at the scene. now the investigation will focus on where candidate truck come from? was this planned in advance? did anyone else know about it? that is what police are trying to focus on, or was this a lone wolf type attack. it's much more difficult to pin point for flens services a

they're all from the same neighborhood of east jerusalem where he lived. police used concrete slabs to block the entrances to the neighborhood and check all cars leaving it at a time of obvious heightened alerts. >>> a contentious week in washington with cabinet confirmation hearings set to begin tomorrow. all this comes as the fbiof a glimpse into security ahead of donald trump's inauguration. >>> chilling video inside an airport in florida. tonight the gunman appears in court amid questions about the warning signs in the weeks before his deadly rampage. >>> new fallout after an fbi raid inside the prince george's county liquor board and who could be facing chae ining char >>> we begin tonight with the weather. bitter cold air all over the area tonight. we just learned spotsylvania county schools will be closed tomorrow. >>> and fredericksburg schools will open two hours late because of the conditions out there. the good news is relief is coming. tom, what's going on? >> it cannot come soon enough. wea we've had three days in a row of sub freezing tempera

israeli government announcing they will build 500 more settlements in the primarily arab area of east jerusalemis comes after president trump has said that he supports israeli settlement construction and that he will not, unlike president obama, impede any of this construction. and so today the israeli government announced this. it's a controversial move as all the settlement constructions have been in the past, but it's one that israeli officials are very excited about making now with a new president, somebody who supports their agenda, that they seem to be going forward. there's a lot of talk we will see more settlement construction here in jerusalem because the feeling among most israeli officials, eric, is that president trump as part of his agenda to improve ties with israel is simply not going to complain and not going to stop israeli settlement construction. eric: yeah, conor, those settlements certainly top of the agenda as well as a possible two-state solution. we'll be on top of all this, of course. conor powell live from jerusalem, thank you. arthel? arthel: president trump entering

announced more than 800 new housing units for jewish settlements in the primary area to area of east jerusalemump and prime minister benjamin netanyahu are expected to speak later about 1:30 eastern. among the topics they are expected to talk about the nuclear deal with iran, the war in syria and israeli settlements. also waiting to see the relocation of the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. this is a campaign, something a lot of supporters in israel want to see happen, but also some pain that will inflame the arab world and also potentially undermine a negotiated two state solution for the israeli-palestinian conflict. one thing we are hearing is even if the trump administration surrogates low off this move, the trumpet for ambassador to israel, david friedman has argued indicated he will be moving not to tel aviv, but to jerusalem, even though the embassy could still be in tel aviv going slower depending on the move by the white house. >> we will be watching that will get back to as the story develops. conor paul, thank you very much. trade to the candidate is continuing as president.

security forces shot and killed the driver, a 28-year-old palestinian man from east jerusalem. police say he acted alone. >> he saw the opportunity, drove his vehicle, rammed the vehicle into the group of soldiers, and unfortunately, results being tragic, this is one of the worst terrorist attacks in jerusalem over the last year. >> reporter: that's the truck that ran into the group of idf soldiers gathered up on the grass. they've been pulling the bodies away. this happened what's called the peace forest promenade earlier this afternoon. i live right down the block, it's where i walk my dog every single day, and literally gone down, i was walking a path in the forest and coming back up when this happened. i heard screams, what sounded like a gunshot. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the truck's driver was a supporter of isis, he may have been inspired by similar terror attacks in france and germany. and arthel, today's violence happened within a mile of the u.s. consulate's administrative headquarters in jerusalem. president-elect trump has promised to move the e

coalition partners are pushing for a plan to enact a major settlement east of jerusalem. says suchminister bills should only be voted after an initial talk with donald trump. >> moving out in the battle to lead the french socialist, managing to beat six other candidates in the party's primaries at the weekend. the two men will compete in a runoff vote on sunday. >> elation among supporters. the education minister says his victory -- french voters are ready for political change. he'll so want to win the election, the socialist party would have to unite behind a strong political roadmap. >> the socialist party has absolutely no chance of winning this election. facing a hard right-wing party. i want to be the one that carries that political agenda. there won't be one without the other. >> among seven candidates the contest was among three foreign ministers under francois hollande. vote with former prime minister -- approach, the stark choice. >> from now on there is a clear choice to make. the choice between certain defeat and a possible victory. the choice between impossibl

announced more than 500 new housing units for jewish settlements and the primarily arab area of east jerusalem. the white house also confirmed sunday, it has begun discussing moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. a controversial move that could potentially inflame the arab world and could hamper u.s. efforts at negotiating a peace agreement between israelis and palestinians who also claim jerusalem as their capital of a future state. regardless of when an announcement comes about the fate of the u.s. embassy, president trump's pick for the ambassador to israel david freeman has indicated he'll live in jerusalem not tel aviv. harris? harris: thank you. the trump administration is starting first full week in office with just two confirmed cabinet secretaries. question, how long until his team is approved by congress. >>> and president trump began with action as you know, an executive order target obamacare. developing this hour, republicans are set to roll out repeal and replace plan tomorrow. what does the future hold for health care for all americans? stay with us. . harris: we'r

killed, and we have a truck ramming attack at a walkway right on the line between jerusalem and east jerusalem, and we know from emergency services four people are dead in their 20s, three women and one man along with a dozen injured moderately to lightly here. >> we are looking at the video or some of the pictures coming in from that area. help us understand this tourist area, how crowded it would be at this time of day? >> reporter: on a nice day like today it could be quite crowded. it's a popular tourist walkway, because of the view, a beautiful view overlooking the old city of jerusalem, so you have a mix of people, not only security and soldiers but people going for a stroll, one of the main u.n. compounds around there as well, and on a nice day like today it would have been very busy during this attack, and police saying it's a possible terrorists attack and we'll late for the latest from them. >> we appreciate the update on this breaking news for us here. thank you. >>> a big political fight is brewing this week for the even coming trump administration, and new questions over cabinet n

the assailant, a palestinian from east jerusalem was reportedly shot dead. he killed at least four people, injuring 17 others in that deadly rampage, all of them in their 20s. you can see the video right there and that truck slowing to a stop. there was at least 12 bullet holes in the windshield of that truck. one eyewitness described this terrifying incident. take a listen to what she saw. >> i am just seeing a truck that went on the sidewalk, side road and hitting the soldiers and some soldiers started shooting on the chauffeur, and it took them some time to kill him so he had time to make a reverse just to go back with his truck. >> reporter: alex, it appears that several soldiers on the ground had shot at this assailant. just a few hours ago prime minister benjamin netanyahu was on the scene. he had suggested without offering any evidence that the driver was a supporter of isis. he said the attack was inspired by similar assaults in europe most recently berlin and nice over the summer and they've certainly carried out vehicle attacks in israel in the pas

jerusalem. we'll have much more on the story throughout the show. snowstorm in the east that brought blizzard conditions in some areas and led to several pileups on the roads. it was both perilous and beautiful. this is out of timberlake, north carolina. and in new york city, pulling a child on a sled throughout the city streets. >> meanwhile, in the west, they are already dealing with flooding and mudslides. there are fears of worse to come. the evacuations have started in some areas. >> we have team coverage. rob marciano is in san francisco. where it's really coming down. but first, let's go abc's marci gonzalez on the east end of long id land, where they got hit pretty hard. good morning, marci. >> reporter: hi, dan and paula. that's right. you can see the huge pile here. some areas in new england got nearly 20 inches of snow. a big cleanup ahead today in the bitter cold. this morning, millions of americans across the eastern seaboard waking up to deep snow, strong winds, dangerous, icy roads. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: from georgia to maine, buses and trucks slid

the palestinian from east jerusalem was shot dead and you see the bullet holes in that video there. he killed at least four people and injured 17 others and all of them in their 20s. so a very young crowd. take a look at how this eyewitness described the terrifying moment. >> i'm just seeing a truck that went on the sidewalk -- sidewalk and hitting the soldiers and some soldiers started shooting on the chauffeur. it took them some time to kill them and we had time to make a reverse just to go back with his truck. >> that was one of the tour guides that was supposed to take the soldiers on the tour. we saw prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the scene just a few hours ago. he suggested without any evidence that the driver was a supporter of the islamic state and said that the attack was inspired by similar assaults in europe. palestinians without any known links to isis have certainly carried out vehicle attacks in the past, and we did see hamas, the militant group that runs gaza praising the attacker, but stopping short of taking responsibility. obviously, israeli security forces w

sunday netanyahu lifted off restrictions on settlement construction in a contested part of east jerusalemnounced 500 new settlement homes there telling his cabinet it was just the beginning. >> translator: on the issue of settlement, we will continue to look out for iz wisely and responsible for the benefit of the settlement enterprise and the state of israel. >> reporter: the new settlement built in areas that israelis claim will always remain part of israel were a blow to the palestinians who rejected the move and promised consequences. >> we will continue to use whatever available means available to us, diplomatic, nonviolent, political to defend the rights of our people against these israeli policy. >> reporter: in 2003 trump donated $10,000 to the settlement, one of the same sites as the planned expansion, in honor of his friend david freedman, trump's hard line pick as ambassador to israel. freedman supports legalizing settlements, an exing the west bank and promising to back the captain for israel's government in whatever policy it chooses. >> israel is a friend. the trump administ