of sports broadcasting here to talk more about that is victor matheson professor of economics at holy cross victor my main question is if twenty first century fox which is one of the most successful media companies in the world doesn't seem value in holding on to these regional networks why does disney think it could benefit from them. well so one of the nice things about these regional networks so there's a twenty two what regional networks that are put into this deal is that. e.s.p.n. which is part of the disney empire thing so there's some good synergy between them and these local companies so for example you could imagine the local companies benefiting from the branding of the of the big name like e.s.p.n. as well as access to national talent from the european on on air talent pool on the other hand what u.s. pm gets out of this is they get access to roughly fifty local teams and the broadcasting deals there and so you have this kind of nice deal where both sides benefit the local companies can benefit from the expertise of the national company and the national broadcaster u.s.p. and be

victor matheson professor of economics at holy cross thanks so much for your time. well thank you for having me . teachers students in schools across the united states are speaking out against the g.o.p. tax plan after moody's downgraded its rating for higher education artie's david miller has the latest on the ratings and how students will adjust to higher costs and less deductions you have for public universities across the united states are facing financial uncertainty and this comes after moody's downgraded its financial outlook for higher education to a negative rating from a stable reading rating credit rating agency predicted that the growth of the industry's expenses will outpace revenue growth for the next twelve to eighteen months public universities empathetically will face numerous money woes because to federal financial aid programs or even funding growth it fails to keep up with inflation but exaggerate higher educations problems moody said increase of two wish in revenue research funding and state contributions will remain subdued the agency says expe

that might offend muslims i didn't know there were any muslims coming to holy cross.esse: day you think that is a good idea?. >> first they came for confederate monuments now school mascots. the only crusaders are the social justice warriors per cow i think these people should turn it into a learning experience. >> this puts everything into perspective. >> they think the term snowflake is unfair. with a negative the effect on the mental-health. doesn't that say everything? >> i have then called much worse the which they called me a snowflake instead of attacking me on minored destroying private property. >> jesse: welcoming white house press secretary sera el i will pretend i am a white house correspondent and where my attention will we would probably you did not hear the briefing room. gold medal skier medieval and acting like a bad sport. >> whitfield competing at the olympic games were united states this president is donald trump and?. >> will i represent the people of the united states not the president to represent their country well i don't think there are a lot

implications and more about that we're joined now by the actor matheson professor of economics at holy cross victor you were on the blog of the sports economist at the u.s. not being in the world cup could mean money problems for russia which is the events host next year how so. well so the united states isn't always known as a big soccer power however when it comes to the world cup u.s. soccer fans like to travel almost like no other country in the world both south africa and brazil we have as many people come in from the united states to visit those countries as essentially any other country in the world so you know sort of mentioned this but the u.s. is not exactly a quote soccer mad nation and a mess but american fans have traditionally made up a big portion of the fans that attend the world cup so why do you think that is. so it's at least in part due to the fact that we're just such a big country right over three hundred million people in the country as a whole we're going to get a lot more tourists go into the world cup that maybe in iceland this year is smallest country in the world

being taking out of places like you to cure for cancer victor matheson professor of economics at holy cross thanks so much for your time. well that is all for now but be sure to catch the last on you tube at youtube dot com slash best arche thanks for watching. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us exactly it's full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to punch you know what it is that really packs a punch. yampa is the john oliver of harvey america's good to see we are apparently better than booth at a see people you never heard of love redacted tonight the president of the world bank. and the world many seriously send us an e-mail. how does it feel to be a share of the greatest job in the world it's as close to being a king as any job there is good business model helps to run a prison now we do this do or don't like us here nobody oh visitation they don't no one comes in anymore we don't have to serve them anymore it's cost effective that's what they want to do that knowing they don't give a damn if you do the chores and that there are actually paying us to p

in the fifteenth century franciscan friars founded a monastery together with the church of the holy cross from here it is only a few meters to old rama's marketplace with a town hall. foss sightedness and the spirit of enterprise he said but the most outstanding characteristics of the people of rama that own particular dialect which is extremely difficult for other finns to understand underlines that self-assurance even further. the people of roma are convinced that they are living in the best place in the one. the status of a town was conferred on raw. in fourteen forty two by college connotes of one of the king's knots in an open letter he wrote the citizens of roma are hereby granted the all for a day to engage in trade to build and that minister that time and to enjoy all the benefits and freedoms allowed by the law in the name of my master the king i order all bailiff's and commission has to respect these privileges without opposition the . the. the. the. the the. rome mock is one of the few medieval towns in which the basic structures have been preserved right through to the present

that might offend muslims i didn't know there were any muslims coming to holy cross.: day you think that is a good idea?. >> first they came for confederate monuments now school mascots. the only crusaders are the social justice warriors per cow i think these people should turn it into a learning experience. >> this puts everything into perspective. >> they think the term snowflake is unfair. with a negative the effect on the mental-health. doesn't that say everything? >> i have then called much worse the which they called me a snowflake instead of attacking me on minored destroying private property. >> ♪ to fedex ground business has been great. they're affordable and fast... maybe "too affordable and fast." what if... "people" aren't buying these books online, but "they" are buying them to protect their secrets?!?! hi bill. if that is your real name. it's william actually. hmph! affordable, fast fedex ground. how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is clos

but being taking out of places like the cure for cancer victor matheson professor of economics at holy cross thanks so much for your time. well thank you bradshaw for now thanks for watching phoenix time. here's what people have been saying about redacted the night would still be saturated full on awesome for all of the real the show i go out of my way to find you know really what it is that really packs a punch oh don't believe yampa is the john oliver of marty americans do the same thing we are apparently better than blue nothing bad and i see people you have never heard of love right back to the night my president of the world bank very soon i'm going to write me seriously he sent us an email. done some is not so is not i can quit places not good to country and. try to secure the minister to live bush among us well before the storm. if you get this but at the best of this go there is. this to the culture. of the code which is less sure of the smooth shecky of christmas thoroughly impressed with the embrace from a fellow muslim of themselves to be little. mostly album slow slow. play almos

i did know there any muslims going to holy cross. is that a good idea?.they came for confederatey monuments now they come for the school mascot the only crusader is the social justice warrior who thinks anything of this fund or traditional is an act of racism. they should turn into a learning experience. jesse: this is a new poll putting it into perspective, 72 percent of young americans think the term snowflake is unfair 74% think snowflake has a negative affect on your mental health. so calling somebody a. snowflake can hurt their mental-health. doesn't that say everything?. >> i have been called much worse i wish they would call me a snowflake instead of attacking me physically on line or destroyed why public properties a treatise with respect and toughen up randy will be fine. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello again. hi. ♪ ♪ get up to $400 towards a galaxy note8 or s8 with qualifying trade-in. only on samsung.com you've probably seen me running all over the country in search of our big idaho potato truck. but not a

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the thing i wanted to close with there is a memoir, a biographical essay about holy cross, the university of north carolina chapel hill. you marched but stayed on the sidewalk. tell me what that meant. >> my wife makes a big point of that, kathleen. i went to march on the pentagon in 1967, october. huge rally you would like this crowd. there's some old reds in there. guys like -- that's one thing i have against -- >> no gus hill. >> the alt left loves this. they set up kiosks and tables. the moral bridge. >> lincoln monument army. >> i'm on the sidewalk on the left side and the mass movement is moving along on the right side. i was walking with them. then i got over to the pentagon. i walked on the way. it scared me. there is such a thing as mob behavior. when the soldiers came out and were doing the maneuvers against the crowd, which are very aggressive i go, what's this about? why is johnson provoking everyone with the maneuvers, rifles and everything. >> were you back when kent state happened? >> no. i was in the peace corps. >> kent state was because of those maneuvers that got out of

see, this is right off of i-70 at the middlebrook road exit, practically across the street from holy crosspital >> police tell us the two men were just outside mcdonald's when shots were fired. they ran inside to get help. folks inside the restaurant were safe, but it could have been a whole lot worse. check this out: a bullet struck the window right by a child's highchair. it is a bullet that we're told is still lodged in the windowpane. >> would we describe this as a drive-by? >> i don't know if it would be classified as a drive-by. i can tell you there is some previous association between the suspects. they don't believe this is random. a perimeter was set up immediately and there was also canine tracking but right now there is nobody under arrest. >> reporter: police said they've been called here for drug activity before, but those who live around here say that parking lot is a known hangout. >> makes us a little uncomfortable. >> they will look at witnesses and talk to -- talk to witnesses and look at surveillance videos to get clues as to what happened. >>> up next a new story tonigh

and walk westward along the via dolorosa where christ carried his cross brings you after some twists and turns to the church of the holy sepulcher it's here where jesus said to have been brought down from the cross his body cleaned and in tuned with all his resurrection three days later george gently and took over from his father a secretary to the armenian patriarchate one of three denominations that manages the site he's had a bond with the place since boyhood but this is the central wonderment of the christians in the world i think the billion christians whether they are protestant or orthodox and catholic see in this place as the most important place where rightfully so because the defining moments of the last week of cries took place within this building but he says it's part of a larger religious monument to the city itself one that shouldn't be politicized suddenly this signature or. makes the issue of jerusalem contest the been so it's our duty and our mission as the residents of jerusalem both israelis and others. to link this issue of jerusalem outside contestation in his recognition of jerusalem as israel's

spoke with one voice the vatican's links with jerusalem go back centuries this is the church of the holy cross in jerusalem consecrated in rome in st hundred a.d. on a foundation of soil and relics taken from the very hill where christians believe jesus died a little sliver of wood said have been taken from the cross draws pilgrims every day to walk in this church is to walk in the holy land the pope's with response to what they're describing here as israel's land grab has been unprecedented. is drusilla a unique city holy to jews christians and muslims who worship in the city i pray to the lord that its identity will be preserved and strengthened for the benefits of the holy land of the middle east and the entire world. the vatican may be the smallest city state in the world but that hasn't stopped it vigorously disputing what seen here as israel's claim over jerusalem in brought up at the united nations forums across europe and the message has always been the same uncompromising and wavering jerusalem belongs to no certain people it belongs to us all or jimmy enrico is a vatican historian fa

after taking the stroke patient lights and siren to holy cross hospital, the police and provided themith a photo of the work truck license plate. later told cherts he merely gazed at all the buttons. listen to the dispatch radio and enjoyed how, "roomy and comfy" the cab was. no answer at the delphi home. his employer net-comm technologies didn't return a phone call seeking comments either. but the law firm told us it disagrees with the allegations and it plans to fight in course. the alleged impatience could result in seven years in prison. in silver spring i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. live at 5:00, it's so cold the potomac river is freezing. this video shows ice forming. could have the wintry weather as well. nancy: the stormwatch7 cap churing the images ben hyped us. the g.w. parkway in northern virginia. how much snow is possible and when will we see it? for that we begin with chief meteorologist bill kelly in the stormwatch7 weather center. bill: good evening. monitoring the models. it's watching one that is more aggressive than the other. we are looking to an inch and maybe more

he was born near savanna on june 23, 1948, and graduated from college at holy cross in 1971 and got his law degree from yale college in 1974. he was promptly appointed after finishing law school as an attorney assistant general and was working under then-attorney general john danforth. when danforth was elected senator, our host this evening followed him to washington and worked for senator danforth. he was appointed assistant secretary for civil rights in the u.s. department of education in 1981. in 1982, president reagan named our host the chairman of the eeoc. he served in that capacity until 1990. then-president george h.w. bush appointed justice thomas to the united states court of appeals, district of columbia in 1990. 16 months later, president bush came knocking again and nominated justice thomas to the supreme court of the united states. his appointment was confirmed on october 15, 1991. i will simply add to that short bio -- of a productive life that since joining the supreme court in 1991, justice thomas has been a loyal and generous friend of the supreme court historical soc

her dad is from delran, south jersey where he was an all american wide receiver at holy cross high schoolmily have since moved to the bronx, he turned that athleticism into a career opening a cross fit gym and that's where his daughter comes in. when she was just 12 months old she started picking up dumbbells and doing push ps and since then she has graduated to 55-pound dead lifts, hand stand push-ups, box jumps that are half her height and full pull-ups and yes there's even more. some critics say she's too young to lift weights or worry that she'll get hurt, her dad tells action news that everything his daughter does is supervised by professionals and well-thought-out to help her long-term athletic development. james says his goal is to motivate kids to have an active healthy lifestyle and having an adorable kid like this one doesn't hurt at all. >> that's right. i will not challenge her to arm wrestling. >> she's got the guns. >> very cute. >> check on the roads right now. gee na in for matt pellman. >> i thought i was good at dead lifts but clearly that girl is better than me. you mig

. >> diocese of trenton announced it would be pulling its financial support from holy cross academy atnd of the school year. a group says they have a plan to keep only catholic high school in burlington county high school despite loss of the diocese funding. >>> a long standing tradition has ended in wilmington for the first time since 1978 clarence frank boys and girls club will not be selling christmas this holiday season. profits were not large enough to justify time spend by limited staff. >>> morning call traffic can be a bear in philadelphia but town in the poconos is home to actual bears, well, it earned distinction of having war commute time in the nation, according to the u.s. census bureau workers in east stroud berg two hours north of philadelphia have an average commute of 38.6 minutes one way while it takes philly commuters 31.5 minutes to get to work. >>> that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >>> long lines at department of the motor vehicles, fact of life. >> one state dmv is out to change. that west virginia dmv is opening new self service ki

holy sepulcher. and this is the place where tradition says helena found the true cross. >> after her tour of the holyng journey home. but did she do so as legend says with a piece of the cross jesus died on? dr. georges kazan heads into the lab to carbon date for the first time a relic of the true cross to find out once and for all. es. ahhhhhhhh! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. pain from a headache whcan make this...ld, ...feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylenol®. >>> in 328 a.d., the empress helena returned to rome from the holy land. according to church history, her pilgrimage to find the cross that jesus died on is complete. but her triumph will be short-lived. >> helena dies shortly after returning from the holy land. >> it's incredible to think about the power of this one woman's spiritual drive and the impact that it's had on human history. >> her influence upon her son, constantine, will change th

holy sepulcher. and this is the place where tradition says helena found the true cross. >> after her tour of the holygins the long journey home. but did she do so as legend says with a piece of the cross jesus died on? dr. georges kazan heads into the lab to carbon date for the first time a relic of the true cross to find out once and for all. they can even pay their bill- (beep) bill has joined the call. hey bill, we're just- phone: hi guys, bill here. do we have julia on the line too? 'k, well we'll just- phone: hey sorry. i had you muted. well yea let's just- phone: so what i was thinking- ok well we'll- phone: yeah- let's just go ahead- phone: oh alright- the award-winning geico app. download it today. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ so how old do you want

with one voice the vatican's links with true islam go back centuries this is the church of the holy cross in jerusalem consecrated in rome in three hundred a.d. on a foundation of soil and relics taken from the very hill where christians believe jesus died a little sliver of wood said have been taken from the cross draws pilgrims every day to walk in this church is to walk in the holy land the pope's with response to what they're describing here as israel's land grab has been unprecedented. it is. a unique city holy to jews christians and muslims who worship in the city i pray to the lord that its identity will be preserved and strengthened for the benefits of the holy land of the middle east and the entire world. the vatican may be the smallest city state in the world but that hasn't stopped it vigorously disputing what's seen here as israel's claim over jerusalem to be brought up at the united nations forums across europe and the message has always been the same uncompromising and wavering jerusalem belongs to no certain people it belongs to us all. in. the vatican historian familiar wi

robert goll is an associate professor of fundamental ethics at the pontifical university of the holy cross joins us live from rome good to have you with us if we could start with the question do you think that the pope's image of a champion of the weak of the oppressed that this pope in particular enjoyed. has been somewhat impacted by the fact that he didn't raise the issue of the term of till after he had left me and mantle he'd gone to bangladesh. is that there's often a tendency to try to read these events in political vocabulary in terms of policy proposals but instead instead the pope uses his moral authority to speak really as a prophet through eloquent symbols and i think the very powerful statement that he just made in bangladesh in which he said that the presence of god is also wrote him go is a is the most powerful defense that you could make of a people which is really dedicated this entire trip both to myanmar and to bangladesh to the plight of refugees and other people who are suffering from discrimination whether ethnic or religious and he took advantage of this opportunity

with one voice the vatican's links with true islam go back centuries this is the church of the holy cross in jerusalem consecrated in rome in three hundred a.d. on a foundation of soil and relics taken from the very hill where christians believe jesus died a little sliver of wood said have been taken from the cross draws pilgrims every day to walk in this church is to walk in the holy land the pope's with response to what they're describing here as israel's land grab has been unprecedented. it is true slim is a unique city holy to jews christians and muslims who worship in the city i pray to the lord that its identity will be preserved and strengthened for the benefits of the holy land of the middle east and the entire world. the vatican may be the smallest city state in the world but that hasn't stopped it vigorously disputing what seen here as israel's claim over jerusalem to be brought up at the united nations forums across europe and the message has always been the same uncompromising and wavering jerusalem belongs to no certain people it belongs to us all to me and rico is a vatican

humanity is sort of illuminated net erie so in january 30, 1948, the funeral services happened here at holy crossemetery here in fresno, california, in the central valley. 400 500 people here. the service had 28 coffins lined up. and on that day, january 30, while they were doing the service, they only interred a few of the coffins, because it would take days to inter all 28 coffins. so before the audience they interred a couple of coffins. and then once everybody dispersed and went about their lives, the coffins were put underground, buried over, and as i understand it there wasn't initially but years later someone donated a placard. that part uncertain because there is no record of it. diocese,was the fresno maybe it was a local person who was interested, it ago someone donated a placard. and it was anonymous. placard actually says, 28 mexican citizens died in a plane 1948, rest in 28, peace. just kind of 28 people died, rest in peace, kind of ambiguous. and it's a small placard and it was set there. and that is all it had for years . and just a giant patch of green grass. they don't allow any

do not turn your back to the cross. >> holy shit. >> klansmen, behold the fiery cross.to quench its hollow flames. it shall glow as bright as the morning sun, for all decades to be held in the hearts of all klansmen. it shall light from sea to sea. the cross is an inspiration, a sign of the christian religion. it's a symbol of faith, hope, and love. we do not burn but light the cross to signify that christ is the light of the world and that in his light it destroys darkness. beneath this fiery cross we glory in its sacred glow. this is where my oath was made. as long as we give thanks to god every day, we shall never perish from this earth. we shall never die. they may try to destroy us, but the ku klux klan has been here for 150 years. i want to go for another 150 years. let's go. white power! >> white power! ♪ >> i realize this new klan isn't as powerful as the old klan. but there is an undeniable power to this image that is even more undeniable when you see it up close. i actually feel lucky. unlike most of the black people in the history of this country who have bee

next week, we'll continue following tony on his travels as he crosses into the palestinian territories to explore the holyoin us for that if you can. and don't forget, you can keep up—to—date by following us on social media, all the details should be rolling across your screen right now. but until next time, from me and all the travel show team here in maryland, it's goodbye. runa run a story for the week ahead sta rts run a story for the week ahead starts off on a mundane dot actually. the sun beginning to come out for this the cloud has been making for drizzly conditions, but some sunshine as well. hi cloud making this sunshine tan hazy, but it is plain sailing for the rest of the day. an central and eastern areas, we will have clear skies, and perhaps fog patches too. cloud further west, and is part of rain. temperatures just above freezing, but some places in the east will see frost. east anglia and the south—east cannot be relied frost patches, so bear that in mind. cloud into the south—west and wales, and the odd spot of rain and drizzle. temperatures around five, six, 7 degrees. telephone zero engl

next week, we'll continue following tony on his travels as he crosses into the palestinian territories to explore the holyor that if you can. and don't forget, you can keep up—to—date by following us on social media, all the details should be rolling across your screen is right now. but until next time, from me and all the travel show team here in maryland, it's goodbye. hello. it's been a bitter week for some parts of the uk but it is at least a little less cold this weekend. further afield, if you're keeping an eye on the second test in adelaide, it's warmer but we did have some interruptions because of showers on saturday. fewer showers sunday. still a brisk breeze, though. and actually here, temperatures are a little below par. the should recover as we head towards midweek. despite an increasing cloud on saturday, we had some late evening sunshine in kent. i'm hopeful that we will see a little bit more sunshine through the day ahead and slightly less cold conditions, particularly in the south. but at the moment, we've still got quite a bit of cloud. it's trickling its way southwards. they're weak weat

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next week, we'll continue following tony on his travels as he crosses into the palestinian territories to explore the holyu can. and don't forget, you can keep up—to—date by following us on social media, all the details should be rolling across your screen is right now. but until next time, from me and all the travel show team here in maryland, it's goodbye. hello there. weatherwise, this week has got off to a pretty quiet start, lots of dry weather on monday, most of us hopefully saw a glimmer or two of sunshine, but plenty of cloud around. tuesday, pretty similar story, quite a lot of cloud around, a lot of dry weather, some persistent rain for northern and western scotland by the end of the afternoon. after some early morning fog, southern england should brighten quite nicely, hopefully we'll see some through the afternoon. some cloud and drizzle for wales and northern england. some bright spells. for the highland and northern isles, a wet end to the afternoon. that is the first signs of what is to come as we push into the middle of the week. wet and windy conditions extending across the isles. for muc

next week, we will continue following tony on his travels as he crosses into the palestinian territories to explore the holy up—to—date by following us on social media, all the details should be rolling across your screen is right now. but until next time, from me and all the travel show team here in maryland, it is goodbye. hello there. the weather looks very different for this weekend. it's been quite a cold start across the eastern side of england, but instead of the northerly winds we are getting our air coming in from the atlantic, so slowly it is going to be turning milder. but there will be a lot of cloud around this weekend and perhaps the cloud thick enough to give a little rain and drizzle from time to time. that is really what we are seeing through the morning. and as we head into the afternoon, particularly damp towards wales and the south—west, a bit of rain coming in towards northern scotland. there we have gotten stronger winds, in scotland. otherwise the winds are quite light today. it is a case of trying to pick some holes in that cloud, and quite low cloud across wales and the south—west s

next week, we will continue following tony on his travels as he crosses into the palestinian territories to explore the holyn of bethlehem. so join us for that if you can. and don't forget, you can keep up—to—date by following us on social media, all the details should be rolling across your screen is right now. but until next time, from me and all the travel show team here in maryland, it is goodbye. hello. after a fairly wintry end to november, december has started on a little bit more of a milder note, and through the course of the weekend it will gradually turn that bit milder. we'll still see some sunshine on offer, as well as a little bit of light rain. a few showers, but not all of us seeing them through the course of the weekend. as we start off saturday morning, this is how things look. one or two showers lingering around the east coast of england and a few coming down the irish sea, affecting wales and south—west of england. a little light rain also pushing across scotland that will be persistent over the north over higher ground. let's look at saturday afternoon. quite cloudy for the south—west o

and walk westward along the via dolorosa where christ carried his cross brings you after some twists and turns to the church of the holy sepulcher it's here where jesus said to have been brought down from the cross his body cleaned and in tuned with all his resurrection three days later george gently and took over from his father a secretary to the armenian patriarchate one of three denominations that manages the site he's had a bond with the place since boyhood but this is the central monument of the christians in the world i think the billion christians whether they're protestant or orthodox and catholic see in this place as the most important place where rightfully so because the defining moments of the last week of cries took place within this building but he says it's part of a larger religious monument to the city itself one that shouldn't be politicized suddenly this signature or. makes the issue of jerusalem contest a been so it's our duty and our mission as the residents of jerusalem both israelis and others. to link this issue of jerusalem outside contestation in his recognition of jerusalem as israel's capit

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and walk westward along the via dolorosa where christ carried his cross brings you after some twists and turns to the church of the holy sepulcher it's here where jesus said to have been brought down from the cross his body cleaned and in tuned with all his resurrection three days later george gently and took over from his father a secretary to the armenian patriarchate one of three denominations that manages the site he's had a bond with the place since boyhood but this is the central monument of the christians in the world i think billion christians whether they're protestant or orthodox and catholic see in this place as the most important place where rightfully so because the defining moments of the last week of cries took place within this building but he says it's part of a larger religious monument to the city itself one that shouldn't be politicized suddenly this signature of. makes the issue of jerusalem contest a been so it's our duty and our mission as the residents of jerusalem both israelis and others. to link this issue of jerusalem outside contestation. in his recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital

found a holy donkey roll to down have a look anyway come on. this is the last edition of cross talk for the year and we're doing something different we answer questions from you our viewers. come to call russia no one is here but no one has ever had a country never even heard about most cool. stuff. last writing insisting that we generally an opinion why am. i watched at twenty list as long as they are the. best i've been. going you when you could do for you what it will do to you but showing you don't need you to brush it off totally. oh yes. yes yes to. the last check raised. no way. to do some chores but yes if you think that the feeling is nesting discussed at the local stores there are many just over young. thank. god and. clashes leave hundreds of palestinians injured in the latest day of rage against the u.s. work ignition of jerusalem and the israeli capital. that's glade think it's uprising quite tense and we can so if you smell tear gas civil way to decline that meet a serious. party here's from a fifteen year old girl who managed to escape from islamic state captivit

vice president mike pence will arrive in the holy land in a we can palestinian leaders are saying they want meet with him believing the u.s. has crossed a redline with the decision that undermines previous american efforts to act as an honest broker of peace. connor powell, fox news.>> one more check of your workweek forecast.>> it is amazing, not too much has changed. it will be hazy sunshine with temperatures in the 60s. the models are suggesting this is going to be a dry weather pattern with no hope of any rainfall in the state. that can change but that is the screaming message right now.>>> thank you so much for watching. have a great night. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. >>> whether you are into dressing down, dressing up or just accessorizing, sports wrap