these have instilled n my the highest respect for the holy sea, a deep the holy sea, a deep appreciation for the responsibility of this post and confidence that the united states/vatican bilateral relationship is a force for good and one that cannot be ignored. as a lifelong catholic, business owner, documentary film maker, author and former public servant, i am profoundly humbled at the prospect of serving my country as the united states ambassador to the holy sea. if confirmed i will work diligently to develop even stronger ties between the united states and the holy c. mr. chairman, mr. ranking member and members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity to be before you today and would be pleased to answer my questions you may have. thank you. >> thank you. our next nominee will be mr. sales. >> thank you, chairman johnson, thank you ranking member murphy and members of the committee. it's an honor to be here with you this morning. let me start by introducing my family. my wife margaret along with our daughters ana and kate. my arents alex and marsha are here. they came out from

embassy to the holy see exemplifies these traits. they work tirelessly to advance our country's global reach. the embassy team did an extraordinary job preparing for and hosting the president on his visit to the vatican in may. during that visit president trump and pope francis highlighted shared concerns including the protection of christian communities in the middle east. pope francis has poweredfully called upon people -- the vatican and its organizations play an active role to troubled areas around the globe, from venezuela to south siudan to th democratic republic of the congo, democracies that support peaceful solutions benefits the united states. the catholic church is a global network, operating 25% of the world's health care facilities. and ministering to millions in every corner of the world. as global leaders, the united states and the vatican must continue to work closely to advance our shared values of human dignity and freedom. this can only happen if we maintain and build upon a strong foundation of trust and mute m wa

at the holy sites, it is vital that both access and security be ensured. in keeping with his recommendation, i'm going to refrain from further comment on this sensitive issue in the hope that wisdom will prevail over emotions. this is our monthly gathering to discuss the middle east. the complicated and seemingly unending conflict there is frustrating to many americans. it's frustrating to me. but truth be told, the security council often makes the middle east more complicated than it actually is. it obsesses over israel. and it refuses to acknowledge one of the chief sources of conflict and killing in the middle east. that is iran and its partner militia lebanese hezbollah. hezbollah is a terrorist organization. in its own words it is dedicated to the destruction of israel. it has the blood of hundreds of americans and thousands of others on its hands. together with its iranian patron, hezbollah seeks to cause destruction throughout the middle east. hez bellhezbollah has a terrori wing and political and social wing. this is dangerous fiction. just because

embassy to the holy sea exemplifies these traits. they work tirelessly to leverage the vatican's global reach and to advance our strong bilateral relationship. the embassy team did an extraordinary job preparing for and hosting the president on his visit to the vatican in may. during that visit, president trump and pope francis highlighted shared concerns, including the protection of christian communities in the middle east. pope francis has powerfully called on religious leaders and people of all faiths to unequivocally reject terrorism and violence in the name of religious. the vatican and its organizations play an active role to troubled areas around the globe, from venezuela to south sudan, to the democratic republican of the congo, countries where the holy sea's support for peaceful solutions directly benefits the interests of the united states. the catholic church is a unique global network overseeing the world's second largest international aid organization, operating 25% of the world's health care facilities and ministering t

millions came out to greet the holy father. it was seen as the beginning of the end of communism in poland and eastern europe. pope john paul ii worked very closely with presidents reagan. tenures later you have the first free elections in poland. it is important that we reach out to places like the holy see to forward good in this world and make it a better place to advance peace and read them and human dignity. >> i think the investor understands and is perfectly suited. questions, we have been talking about this administration's policy towards refugees. multiple courts have held that the policy is the legal, in part because it appears discriminatory given that it is targeted at two refugees of certain countries when we have security vulnerabilities that still exist in many refugee programs. -- immigration programs. visa waiver at the top of that list. can you speak to whether you believe that the only means of protecting this country is an outright ban on refugees or whether you believe that at some point there is going to b

is a holy grail and i hope it's not as elusive as the holy grail was because they never found the holyn: still looking for it. david: exactly. thank you, kevin cirilli, chief washington correspondent. the wells fargo cfo ranks the earnings today. that will be coming up at 4 p.m. eastern time. a quick reminder now you can catch all of our interviews on the bloomberg with the function tv . can watch kevin cirilli up there right now if you missed him a moment ago. you can go back and find him. live from new york and washington, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. i'm julia chatterley. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ scarlet: we are live at bloomberg world headquarters in new york over the next hour. here are the top stories we are covering from around the world and on the bloomberg. a muted start to earnings season optimism banks, as surrounding trump's election starts to fade. and frustration with washington stealing the spotlight on jp morning -- jp morgan turning salt -- earnings call, saying it almost and -- embarrassment to the american abroad. gas companylian already

ifjeff sessions is fired, there will be holy hell to pay.t to go afterjeff mueller could be the beginning of the end of the trump presidency. tonight, jeff sessions is appearing on fox news, the network says that he will be responding to criticisms from president trump. anthony ‘s care is in washington for us, the president putting pressure on the attorney, but he will be fighting back tonight on prime—time television? yes, andi on prime—time television? yes, and i have seen some excerpts from his interview, apparentlyjeff sessions will say that he was hurt by donald trump's criticism, but he goes on to defend donald trump, saying he is a strong president. i thinkjeff sessions walks a fine line, he wants to stay on as attorney general and does not want to resign, he wants to diffuse the situation somewhat. he has support in the senate, there have been people like lindsey graham who had come to his defence. they have been there for 20 years, they know him and trust him. they have support in the conservative media, one big donald trump support

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 rescuing the serviceman who was the school and was wounded in the shooting earlier this week iraqi officials claim to victory over iceland last so we managed to speak. or. one. morning i did reply that. i live this weekend you video from inside an iraqi prison am also apparently showing an mainspring house and conditions the video shows almost four hundred prisoners who have been held for months without trial they're packed into a dark cramped rooms without ventilation with temperatures outside reaching forty five degrees celsius tents at the prison say that people are falling ill due to a lack of hygiene and daylight the inmates are suspected of links to eisold t

if jeff sessions is fired there will be hell to play. >> holy hell. >> holy hell and any effort to go after mueller, because he sees this as a chain of events that might be in the president's mind, would be the beginning of the end of the trump presidency, unless mueller did something wrong. that's -- astonishing, coming from a republican. now, i know he has his differences with donald trump. but -- it's really a remarkable, remarkable words and a message to the president. >> you can see the president is not a fan of either sessions or mueller for that point. he's made that clear. >> absolutely has. to gloria's point, what's going to be really interesting, how many more republicans follow senator graham's suit and speak out about this if, in fact, there is a threat of perhaps a recess appointment of in kind and what happens next? right now republicans are on capitol hill and president trump and not a lot of aligned interests seems especially on this front. >> everybody stand by. much more. we're reporting on right now including the latest reports that a member of the trump cabinet is

front of the independent shows chaotic scenes as crowds of palestinians resumed prayers at a sensitive holy site injerusalem. israel had removed the security measures it installed close to the al—asqa mosque earlier this month. but as the crowds arrived clashes broke out with israeli forces and dozens of people were hurt. the ft reports on president trump's new communications director anthony scaramucci who has launched a scathing attack on two senior colleagues. he described the white house chief of staff, reince priebus, as a paranoid schizophrenic, in an expletive laden tirade. frankfurter allgemeine focuses on porsche who will recall 22 thousand of its cayenne model over ‘irregular‘ engine management software. the luxury carmaker is owned by volkswagen, which admitted it had fitted some of its cars with a device to cheat on emissions tests. the guardian financial pages report on falling profits at sky television. the broadcaster has suffered a drop in subscribers as customers switch to popular streaming services such as netflix and amazon. and finally the boss of amazon, jeff bezos, has

to boycott a holy site in east jerusalem after worshippers to boycott a holy site in eastjerusalem after metal detectors were installed and then removed. europe has been hit by extreme temperatures and floods. we speak to the weather team about what has been causing yet. president trump launched a public tarried of tweet againstjeff sessions. then he said these words a few minutes ago. and disappointed in the attorney general. he should not have recused himself almost immediately after he took office. and if he was going to accuse unselfish and told me prior to taking office and i would've quite simply picked somebody else. sighting that's a bad thing not for the president but for the presidency. i think it is unfair to the presidency and that is the way i feel. thank you. many americans must be wondering if the president is trying to pry open the office of attorney—general to appoint someone during the august recess who will fire special counsel moller and shut down the russian investigation. first, let me state for the record now democrats will never go along with the recess appointmen

the protests began after authorities closed the holy site for only the third time in 50 years. khalid al-ghindi is a fellow for the center of middle east policy in washington. i am pleased to welcome him to this program. khalid, it's all about metal detectors. explain what happened and how we got here. >> well, it's ostensively about metal detectors, but when it comes to anything having to do with jerusalem it's much more than that -- it's history, religion, politics, it's identity. the specific actions that got us to here were little over a week ago, i guess, an israeli officer was killed on the compound of the mosque also known as the temple mount, and three palestinian citizens of israel who were responsible in an armed attack against israeli forces there were killed in that process, and then there was a decision by the israeli authorities to institute metal detectors. palestinians and jordanian officials, jordan is the official custodian of the holy site for muslims there at the alexei mosque compound. all rejected the introduction of this new measure on the temple mount as

and jim, good morning, we spoke to the friends of the 19 year-old jimi patrick a 2016 graduate of holy ghost here in bensalem he just finished up his freshman year at loyala university in baltimore this morning, despite overnight developments, his friends are still holding out hope and praying for his safe return. take a look at the video. this is who we're talking about. jimi patrick from newtown township. he and cosmo dinardo are listed as friends on facebook. on line record indicate that dinardo and patrick attended holy ghost together but dinardo was year ahead graduate nothing 2015. patrick was first of four men to be reported missing last week, patrick reported miss on wednesday, other three men reported miss on friday. today his college friends are holding out hope despite investigators finding those human remains. >> crazy to think that someone you know, you seed every day to be in that situation. he was a good kid. so sweet, so nice. it is hard. >> he was big guy on campus, he had so many friends, he was good at school, always went out, he was fun. >> reporter: jimi patrick ha

playing with fire and risking a crisis with the arab world in a bid to impose a new reality on the holy city temple mount or. is this known to muslims as one of the most contested religious sites in the world the jews it's believed to have been the size of two biblical temples and they are like some mosque which is also located there is lands third holy site temple mount said ministered by a jordan based islamic religious or thora tick we heard polarized views on the ongoing conflict. well those metal detectors came as a result of a heinous murder on a holy spot these are not just metal detectors. one action out of money to change the already changed state to school a heinous murder takes place then security measures are brought in and then israel is blamed for taking the security measures it's a reaction to the first event which was horrible terrorism well first of all i don't know. if the public knows the people who committed the attacks were israeli citizens by the way people have to accept the fact that israel is the sob that jerusalem is our capital city and that the temple mount i

the palestinians have broken off contact with israel over increased security measures at a holy siteayor of kartar has made a rare televised speech, criticising his golf neighbours after weeks of a blockade which he described as collective punishment of his people. -- qatar. the cholera outbreak in yemen is now the largest ever recorded in any country in a single year. oxfam says there are 360,000 suspected cases of there are 360,000 suspected cases of the disease after two years of brutal civil war. the time is

if jeff sessions is fired, there will be holy hell to pay. >> stephen: "holy hell. holy hell.clare. holy hell. if you persist, i will whip you with my fiddlesticks. holy hell. and graham went on to warn: >> any effort to go after mueller could be the beginning of the end of the trump presidency. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: yes, and-- then again, if he doesn't go after mueller that's also the beginning of the end of the trump presidency. so either way, things are looking up. and graham is not the only republican standing up to trump. chairman of the senate judiciary committee and ancient idol carved from potato, chuck grassley, tweeted, "everybody in d.c. should be warned that the agenda for the judiciary comm is set for rest of 2017. judge's first subcabinet, second a.g., no way." wow, i did not know chuck grassley was into slam poetry! m.c., tap that grassley. "a.g., no way in the u.s.a. you oughta know this, potus: i'm the o.g. of the g.o.p. in the sen-not of the united hates of a-scareica." ( cheers and applause ) sorry. these are expensive, i think. i'm not sure i

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is known to muslims as hard if they were put up off the gunmen killed two israeli this month at the holy site the metal detectors have since been removed but security cameras remain in place. but. has the latest on the unrest in jerusalem. well certainly the situation on the ground remains extremely volatile and there are efforts to try and find a compromise the latest effort as you mentioned was the israelis removing metal detectors that they had introduced after two israeli policemen were killed nearly two weeks ago now that move has been rejected by the palestinians the israelis also say that they are looking at installing security cameras now this could take up to six months we understand that particularly palestinian women feel it will be immodest there will be some kind of x. ray system inside these cameras so it seems at this stage that a compromise is not on the immediate cards the palestinians are really insisting that the situation views of the security at the temple mount be the same as it was before this whole flare up of violence that has been ongoing for the better part of

there have been chaotic scenes near the holy site of the temple mount in jerusalem that's after israeli police moved in with tear gas stun grenades and water cannon to disperse hundreds of palestinians. but the. palestinians gathered to pray near the holy site in a show of protest against a hike in security at the site when israeli troops moved in to confront the crowd on the stimulus responded by throwing stones and setting tires on fire tension in the area have been running high one week. i i was . i think it. was. i think. i was a little more than it was back up to zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero zero deadly clashes erupted following the decision of the israeli government to implement extra security measures to prevent terror attacks the hike in security at the al aqsa mosque which includes metal detectors came after two border police officers were killed in an attack in east jerusalem the subsequent protests around the holy site of temple mount resulted in repeated confrontations with israeli police. the temple mount or

listing is gathered to pray near the holy. he cited a show of protest against a hike in security at the site when israeli troops moved in to confront bank crowds palestinians responded by throwing stones and setting tires on fire one of our correspondents was caught up in that unrest tensions in the area have been running high all week. i i know. i know i was i was i was. i was i. think i. was a policeman was sick was the. deadly clashes erupted following the decision of the israeli government to implement extra security measures including the installation of metal detectors and that was after the killing of two border police officers in east jerusalem saturday night two palestinian teenagers were killed in clashes three others were killed in clashes the night before as were three israelis in a west bank stabbing. the sector general of the arab league has reacted to the new security measures with a statement that says israel is playing with fire and risking crisis with the arab world in a bid to impose a new reality on the hol

street clashes have taken place in eastjerusalem, as muslims returned to a holy site. to disperse worshippers at the gate of the al—asqa mosque complex. palestinians had been boycotting the site, known to muslims as haram al—sharif and tojews as the temple mount. they returned on thursday after israel removed new security measures including metal detectors and cameras. yolande knell reports from jerusalem. thousands pack the narrow streets. the nearly two weeks most muslims in jerusalem did not go inside al—asqa mosques. at first israel blocked access after two policemen were shot dead then palestinians refused to enter, in protest at new israeli security measures. earlier, those we re security measures. earlier, those were removed. you security measures. earlier, those were removed. you can see security measures. earlier, those were removed. you can seejust how many people are answering this call to prayer. palestinians saw the extra security as a way of israel extending its control over the side, the third holiest place in islam and the third holiest place in islam a

chaotic scenes have been unfolding near the holy site of temple mount in jerusalem after israeli police moved in with tear gas stun grenades and water cannons to disperse hundreds of palestinians. palestinians gathered to pray near the holy site in a show of protest against a hike in security at the side when israeli troops moved in to confront the crowd palestinians responded by throwing stones and setting tires on fire one of our correspondents was caught up in the unrest tensions in the area have been running high all week. was . oh that's even more. deadly clashes erupted following the decision of the israeli government to implement extra security measures including the installation of metal detectors that was after the killing of two border police officers in east jerusalem the subsequent protests around the holy site temple mount a resulted in repeated confrontations with israeli police. temple mount. as it's known to muslims is one of the most contested religious sites in the world for jews it's believed to have been the site of two biblical temples and the al aksa mosque which i

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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 base in the middle east right now we go from says so the ogre's got the latest. the saudis keep poking at qatar with claims that harbors and sponsors terrorists al-qaeda to be precise the riyadh has now added eighteen more groups and individuals to the list of terrorists allegedly sponsored by qatar but these claims are based on all documents which begs the question why weren't they released earlier let's go back a bit the could tars

palestinians gathered to pray near the holy site in a show of protest against a hike in security at the site when israeli troops moved in to confront the crowd of palestinians responded by throwing stones and setting tires on fire one of our correspondents was caught up in the unrest tensions in the area have been running high all week. the was was . i. i. was it was. was probably thinking it was. a. deadly clashes erupted following the decision of the israeli government to implement extra security measures including the installation of metal detectors now that was after the killing of two border police officers in east jerusalem on saturday night two palestinian teenagers were killed in clashes three others were killed in clashes the night before as were three israelis in a west bank snapping. the secretary general of the arab league has reacted to the new security measures with a statement that says israel is playing with fire and risking crisis with the arab world in a bid to impose a new reality on the holy city or temple mount or as it's known to muslims as one of the most conteste

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holy moly it whoa whoa mola that's all i only hope. i'm saying wave a it's like huevos rancheros. that you like yeah i like the drop of stuff that's great. so the mall a has pulled us back in again we are here actually we actually went to the russian embassy to see our friend don't go price received an honorary degree from a university and russia and it was quite interesting of course that means that we were photographed at the russian embassy here the russian ambassador to mexico is there which means you can never be president of mexico max i had told you go. to the i did i called him because he doesn't believe him but. well so of course while we've been here. janet you.

well those metal detectors came as a result of a heinous murder on a holy spot these are not just metal detectors. one action out of money to change the order to be changed to school a heinous murder takes place then security measures are brought in and then israel is blamed for taking the security measures it's a reaction to the first event which was horrible terrorism well first of all our dog. if the public knows the people who committed the talks with israeli citizens by the way people have to accept the fact that israel is the sovereign the jerusalem is our capital city and that the temple mount is the heart of our heart you accept those things then we can have a dialogue and conversation you saw on t.v. how the israeli army is do you think peaceful nonviolent people who are just praying their attack that i was myself injured two days ago by the israeli army when i was just all i did i wanted to bring in their dark does this sort of are sort of out of bullets and injured us i think the best alternative would be for jihadists to calm down or to be defeated and for there to be equal

and gunfire on holy ground in gunfire on holy ground in jerusalem. two policemen and the attackers are dead. authorities closed the area and they have detained a top cleric after he called on worshipers to defy the lockdown. ♪ sarah: i'm sarah harman, thank you for joining me. good to have you with us. two german women killed in a knife attack at a holiday resort. the german foreign office has yet to confirm the deaths. the attack occurred in hurghada, on the red sea. four other people were wounded. authorities say about all of those targeted were women. the associated press is reporting that the man arrested in the attack was intentionally seeking out foreigners. the area is one of their most popular beach resorts, especially popar wh euroans. we want to bring in rh michaelson, what else can you tell us about the attack? ruth: we have been hearing reports today, as you mentioned the attacker swam from a nearby public beach to access the prate beach where he carried out the attack. we do have some conflicting reports about the nationalities of the ot

that's where the holy spirit speaks to you. which is an odd sentiment for political advice, is it not? then he turned and pointed to a picture of john paul ii on his wall. and reagan said, he's my best friend. he's my best friend. i was told this over 10 years ago. believe me, i wrote that one down. he said he's my best friend. i quote nancy reagan on this, who used similar language as well, and a number of people in the book. now to be sure, there some genial overstatement in that phrase. they weren't best friends come ok come in the sense of calling one another up and asking about the grandkids -- ok, in the sense of calling one another up and asking about the grandkids were fishing or the ballgame. i think what reagan meant was, in this, what he saw as a historical, spiritual calling, to the feet the great evil of the 20th century, that went from 1917 to 1989, that pharrell listed the level of -- that far of naziisd the level m. they had the election in poland and the communists did not win any singleseat. businessman won wh

an israel trying to expand its control over the holy site.the past years, it's been where jordan would administer the complex and israel would provide security. they say with this unilateral move that that's what's sparking by israel, that's sparking this recent round of violence. and you can getting clashes almost on a nightly basis. over the weekend we saw three israelis killed in the west bank by a palestinian with a knife who invaded their home and then with clashes with -- between police and palestinian protesters, four palestinians died there. these -- the violence is likely to continue without a political solution. and that's what we're seeing right now. the efforts being made by the white house, through jared kushner speaking with the israelis, the palestinians, as well as the jordanians. you also have the u.n. security council which is going to be addressing this issue. the arab league also said that israel is playing with fire and has urged hem to come to some -- urged them to come to some resolution. there is quite a bit of a diplo

this happened in jerusalem at a major jewish and muslim holy site. the video is graphic. we won't show the whole thing.

i don't understand why preventing and protecting the holy place the temple mount. should be any reasoning for any kind of terror and violence if some people want to exploit that that situation and incite terror and the only ones to blame for the terror will be those insiders and those who are acting by it because the israeli security system will do everything it can to make sure to preserve public order the state of israel is instigating violence it's prohibiting people from practicing freedom of worship something that the state of israel claims opposite of the state of israel wants to add a fake jewish feature to the identity of truce along to their claim actually we answer one thing jerusalem is as israeli as moscow is american i'm very sorry that we reached this point i would have expected the leaders of the muslim community to condemn last week's terror attack and to try to calm down the crowd but instead what we've been seeing in the past week we've been seeing the islamic leadership calling upon the people to come today to the temple mount and to organize rio

protesters and israeli security forces which have banned all men under the age of fifty from entering the holy temple mount. alone bells in the west over the first to have a joint russia china drills in european waters just a day after the u.s. and trying to other states massive war games in that region. and the baltimore police officer accidentally filmed himself planting drugs at a crime scene just the latest security incident a troubled u.s. city. you're watching altie international live from our moscow studio with me. welcome to the program fresh clashes between israeli police and muslim protests as a breaking out in jerusalem as the palestinian so-called day of rage continues. thank you. thank god was. the protests erupted after israeli authorities installed security cameras are left in tact as at the revered al aksa last following a deadly shooting there last week middle east correspondent for this they have the latest on what's happening right now in jerusalem nationals have just broken out here in front of the al aqsa mosque an obvious radio police have gathered around one person and t

playing with fire and risking a crisis with the arab world in a bid to impose a new reality on the holy city. simple mountain of his is known to muslims as one of the most contested religious sites in the world for jews it's believed to have been the site of two biblical temples and there are mosque which is also located there is the arms third holiest site temple mount administered by a jordan based islamic religious orthorexic we heard polarized fuse on the ongoing conflict. well those metal detectors came as a result of a heinous murder on a holy spot these are not just metal detectors. one action out of money to change the already changed to school a heinous murder takes place then security measures are brought in and then israel is blamed for taking the security measures it's a reaction to the first offense which was horrible terrorism well first of all i don't know. if the public knows that the people who committed the attacks were israeli citizens by the way people have to accept the fact that israel is the size of jerusalem is our capital city and that the temple mount is the he

moly what's going on stacy just for the day we were out it's only you know it's not holy moley but holy moly it while maula that's all i only hope. why do you keep saying wave a it's like huevos rancheros. that you like yeah i like the drop of stuff that's great. so the malaya has pulled us back in again we are here actually we actually went to the russian embassy to see our friend don't go syleena us price received an honorary degree from a university and russia and it was quite interesting of course that means that we were photographed at the russian embassy here the russian ambassador to mexico is there which means you can never be president of mexico max i have told you go buy a debt and yeah i did i called him because he doesn't believe him but. well so of course while we've been here. janet yellen has proclaimed that you know stock markets are at a permanent high plateau of course mexico city is at quite a high plateau we're quite high up in the air not only here above the angel but in terms of elevation but you know if you look at europe while we've been away while we've been her

chaotic scenes have been unfolding near the holy site of temple mount in jerusalem after israeli police moved in with tear gas stun grenades and water cannon to disperse hundreds of palestinians. palestinians gathered to pray near the holy site in a show of protest against a hike in security at the site when israeli troops moved in to confront the crowd and palestinians responded by throwing stones and setting tires on fire one of our correspondents was caught up in the arrest tensions in the area have been running high all week. i. was . oh. all these. deadly clashes erupted following the decision of the israeli government to implement extra security measures including the installation of metal detectors that was after the killing of two border police officers in east jerusalem on saturday night two palestinian teenagers were killed in the clashes three others were killed in clashes the night before as were three israelis in a west by stopping. temple mount. is known to muslims is one of the most contested religious sites in the world for jews it's believed to have been the site of two

from a disputed holy site in jerusalem.from a disputed holy site injerusalem. they have warned of costs if the detectors were not removed in time for prayers. they we re removed in time for prayers. they were installed after two policemen we re were installed after two policemen were killed, sparking days of deadly clashes. not a good day for bielbers — the pop starjustin bieber has cancelled the rest of his current world tour due to what his publicist called "unforseen circumstances". the 23—year—old canadian superstar was due to resume his purpose tour on thursday, with 15 shows across north america and asia. it's a heartbreaking case which has made headlines around the world, but now the parents of the terminally—ill baby charlie gard have ended their legal battle to bring him here to the us for experimental treatment. in an emotional statement, charlie's father said they're going to spend their last precious moments with their son. here's our medical correspondent fergus walsh. the fight over charlie gard's future, a si

caught up in violence following the tightening of security at some mosque part of the temple mount holy site that's after the killing of two border police officers last week or at least policy has been following the latest clash. so in the last moment the situation has started unraveling and you can hear behind me stun grenades as the soldiers have started making their way out the youngsters were running the situation was calm but then just in a moment it exploded the evening prayers have just finished and there were thousands of palestinians who came here to pray and as you can see to protest. the latest version that israel has introduced. and which are essentially hand detectors and. cameras is being rejected by palestinians they say that this doesn't do anything to try and alleviate the situation only i israel introduced metal detectors and this is trying to meet them halfway but as i say the palestinians say it's not working now we'll keep making our way up the road to try and get a little bit closer so you can see where the the soldiers are what's happening right now is stun grenad