that will be fun. >> jeanine: i skipped my senior year of high school. >> too smart for that. >> jeaninecollege after junior year. >> lawrence: i'm not mad at you. >> greg: did you go away and return with a child? [laughter] remember that, they used to do that. >> lawrence: my turn. and finally, just a number, nearly half of americans don't feel like they are an adult until they reach 30. i'm 29, so i am not an adult yet. jessica. >> jessica: i stayed in school for a very long time, so -- i agree with this. and i didn't think that responsibility started until 30 plus. >> jeanine: especially today, i don't think kids mature until they are 30. >> lawrence: katie might be able to say otherwise. >> katie: feel like an adult but still figuring out, like the survey, i'm curious how old the people were who took the survey. at every stage of life, am i doing this the right way, i don't know. >> lawrence: what about a senior citizen like you, greg. >> greg: it's disgusting you would say that, we are going to h.r., you are coming with me. here is the thing. self-selects for weird people. who fills

i'm judge jeanine pirro.ight, a radical leftist group has released the addresses of the conservative supreme court justices calling on their legion of liberal followers to march to the judges home activist group wrote 6-3 extremist court continues issuing opinion hurt women, lgbtq plus and immigrant rights. we must rise up to force accountability using a diversity of tactics. now we know when democrats say peaceful protests it doesn't exactly mean peaceful. especially when they use words likewise up and force accountability. on their website, the group also mentions paying out stipends to help in their protests where they are -- where are they getting their money from? who is funding these people? we know liberal advocates have a history of organizing protests against the court. like the group demand justice who protested the bret kavanaugh confirmation. they are fighting to expand the court and are backed with george soros money. but there's less known about smaller groups like ruth sent us. they appear to b

i am going in. >> judge jeanine: i am going in. cops are trained to go in. >> greg: i understand that. i am not trained as an expert to rip them alive on the news. >> judge jeanine: we are not ripping them alive. we are talking. >> joey: multiple types of law enforcement agencies were involved. it is absolutely true you have to identify the commander and let them have the authority. otherwise you have people. that much of it i understand. i don't know what made them believe that it was safer for the kids in the room to stay outside the door. i 100% believe they acted on that notion. >> judge jeanine: what about when the cop said if you need help, yell help. one of the kids said, when that kid yelled help, that kid got shot. >> shannon: i have a question about that. i wondered if it was the killer himself pretending to be the cop. there is so much we don't know. unfortunately these babies who survived this are the ones having to provide the information. >> judge jeanine: do we know how many kids got out? >> shannon: i don't thickly

. ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone.m judge jeanine pirro along with harold ford jr., jesse watters, katie pavlich and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> it was reported that a school district police officer confronted the suspect that was making entry. not accurate. he walked in unobstructed initially. so from the grandmother's house to the school, into the school, he was not confronted by anybody. to clear the record on that. >> judge jeanine: shocking developments in the tragedy in texas the left 19 children into teachers dead. authorities updating the timeline on what happened and changing key facts. they now say that the gunman was not confronted by a school safety officer and instead was able to walk into what police think was a unlocked door at the school without any resistance. here's everything we know at this moment. 11:28 a.m. the gunman crashes his car near the school, gets out, and the meal he starts shooting it to people at a nearby funeral home. the suspect then jumps the s

>> judge jeanine: me?the bicycle and start pedaling, why keep going around and around? >> greg: who is filming it? >> judge jeanine: go to the next that's what i have to say. >> jessica: i don't know there were so many wild turkeys in d.c. not just this one. >> dana: there are a lot of turkeys in d.c. let's be clear. maybe some not so wild. >> joey: get to jake he is not even a full grown tom. next model coming up with i guess it's a super mart way to vet her debt. she gives them an iq test the first time they meet. if they don't score above average then they are out. jessica, do you like that idea? >> jessica: no, it's horrible. it keeps you single a really long time if you are doing things like that. it's icky. >> dana: joey? >> joey: litmus test, does he have a job something like that first? >> dana: person does he have a good heart. >> joey: a lot of dumb people that make money and make you laugh. i'm one of them. >> dana: what do you think about her method, greg? >> greg: she is in a quandary. i feel

>> judge jeanine: no, fired for misconduct. >> geraldo: what if you are fired -- >> judge jeanine: you> geraldo: what if it is a union beef? >> judge jeanine: they sue and get their job back, geraldo. >> geraldo: you can rigorously define police misconduct. i do think a cop should not be fired in a suburban district and go work somewhere else. >> do they have it for teachers? >> i don't know, they should. >> i will never get another job. >> there was checking the box with this executive order progressives are demanding that this happen, police reform. he is working hard to hold on to that chunk of the vote as they head into midterm. with that coming up, fbi thwarting isis plot to murder former president george w. bush when we come back. ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and

>> jeanine: i don't think it will play at all. he said his policies have helped more than they hurt? where is the disinformation board when you need it? nothing he says is true. the all that maga plan. the fact that ultra is supposed to tee it up. you really hate maga, you really hate ultra maga. i spoke to senators. he said nobody signed on to rick scott's plan. that means nothing. it's never going to make the florida. mitch mcconnell doesn't like it. rick scott, the junior senator from florida, who cares? joe biden is caring his plans to nothing. what makes me crazy about biden is he says, we're going to plan to reduce the prescription drug prices. you are? do it. you have the house, you have the senate, you have the oval. when are you going to do this stuff? all he can do is sharpening the rhetoric to the republicans and everybody says gas is $4 or $5. nothing has changed. >> jesse: did you see anything different in the speech today besides the sharp partisan attack? >> we're getting into political season. heavy into it. i do t

. >> jeanine: hello, everyone. i'm judge jeanine pirro along with jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> jeanine: americans think our commander in chief is incompetent and too slow to react. as the country continues to face sky-high inflation, soaring gas prices, and a dangerous formula shortage, new numbers spell political armageddon for joe biden. 69% say the economy is bad. 65% say biden is slow to react when issues arise and over half say the man is simply incompetent. biden also getting slammed over the baby formula shortage. the president trying to do a victory lap after flying in supplies from europe. but the formula reportedly will not be going to store shelves. it will instead go to hospitals, doctors and other facilities. president biden is facing all kinds of problems, but as usual, the democrats are running cover. >> we're moving from the strongest economic recovery in modern history to what can be a period of more stable and resilient growth.

>> judge jeanine: here's the problem.g that requires that you go under the skin of an individual you need a court order to do it so that would require that my dogs, they could bring a class action to me. they'll have chips. i have three of them. >> jamie: may be for criminals, just invisible fence collars. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: good idea. >> greg: it's not under the skin. i love taunting dogs behind an invisible fence. it's the best. what are you going to do! what are you going to do! somebody should be in their houses turning off the invisible fence. >> tyrus: a kid want did that and i put it around his neck. >> judge jeanine: you did? that's not nice. >> greg: we've got to go. we will settle it in the break. up next forget throwing tomatoes. a dude drops chapelle like a sack of potatoes. you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need? oh, like how i customized this scarf? wow, first time? check out this backpack i made for marco. oh yeah? well, check out this tux. oh, nic

i'm judge jeanine pirro.ight, a radical leftist group has released the addresses of the conservative supreme court justices calling on their legion of liberal followers to march to the judges home activist group

>> judge jeanine: take charge of your segment!ou called off plans at the last minute, everyone is doing it, and it's no longer rude because of covid. i think canceling is so rude. >> greg: who makes plans? people who are drinking. who breaks them? the people who sober up. let's get together tomorrow, let's get together tomorrow. and then you wake up and go, i don't want to do it. that's why people break plans because they make them when they are drinking. >> jesse: especially if they are early the next morning after you have been drinking. >> sandra: i think there needs to be ample amount of time, like the last minute phone call when everything is all set, not nice. >> jesse: because girls take a long time to get ready? >> greg: sexist. >> jesse: you have to give a woman at least four hours. >> sandra: dates you can cancel anytime. >> jessica: that seems mean. >> greg: that seems -- the limit -- >> judge jeanine: nobody cares, because they talk over us. >> greg: talking over the judge is the funniest thing i've ever heard. >> jess

>> jeanine: i'll go first.lix may not be the place for you i did what he said i said yes. you know what? now i'm keeping my subscription. under the price another's competition i'm sick and tired of lawsuits and you know what i call when i'm out on television. [laughs] i'm sick of them. when that's all i have to say. >> jesse: of all the things on netflix serial killers [laughs] war propaganda, slasher movies, they get upset about a guy who tells a joke about a girl get summing down between her legs. what is that? that's not offensive it's a joke from a comedian. lighten up. i think this is a shift in corporate posture towards the mob. you saw what happened to disney they stepped in big time and you've seen what's happened with other companies who get involved with the culture war. i think major league baseball got rocked out of atlanta and they went over there. they don't want to deal with this anymore. robert jordan, exactly stay neutral and be switzerland if your fortune 500 company, you can deal with the int

>> judge jeanine: oh, yeah.: it was a leading question. >> judge jeanine: thank you very much. are the bodies back in the states do we know that? where is the autopsy being conducted who's conducting the autopsies. that's the first thing i want to know. the state department says it's closely monitoring. does that mean they're not allowing the fbi to be part of the investigation >> harold: i think they took some samples to philadelphia. >> judge jeanine: they took samples does that mean the autopsy was done there >> harold: in the bahamas but the samples were sent back to philadelphia. >> judge jeanine: i appreciate that the autopsy was done that that doesn't help if the samples were sent to philadelphia. i would want the bodies and the samples in the same place >> harold: i'm on your side just giving you the facts. >> judge jeanine: i don't believe a break in the chain of custody. i don't want bodies over there and we're sending samples on an airplane somewhere else. here's the bottom line. whether they're crimi

. >> judge jeanine: i never thought of it like that.u have when you have a president a commander in chief who can't see things when their right before his very eyes? jesse you said he didn't see covert coming and inflation coming. donald trump told us that inflation was coming. donald trump told us that the prices were going up and now six months prior to a midterm he decides will g we better get into campaign mode. no, the truth is you don't know how to do anything to get into it or to get out of it. so what are they due? they have nothing to talk about in terms of what they have accomplished so they pick on the republicans. they say you know what, those republicans are terrible and they think that were stupid. if they pull the rug over our eyes while they were really terrible. inflation was 2%, notes 8.3. they did think that were just stupid enough to buy what were selling and were beyond that were absolutely beyond that. american families are anguishing and they are hurting their hurting for baby formula, he knew that was coming and

: bill, it is jeanine again. how far is the grandparent's home where he allegedly killed his grandparents from the school? >> bill: it is unclear. the mayor told me this was only blocks away from the school. i'm unclear if that is still the case. obviously information is fluid when shootings happen. the mayor when i talked to him about this made it southbounded like the location was not very far. we have a lot of people behind us who don't know what the heck is going on, they don't have a lot of information. now the news just broke the 15 were killed and that was moments after when we saw a couple of women leave the building behind us, falling in tears. information is getting out. people are coming here wanting information on their children, loved ones. are they okay? what are authorities saying about it? a lot of confusion and you can imagine, when you are stressing out wondering if your loved one is alive, it can be a horrible experience. it is hard to watch folks waiting, biting their nails, waiting for more i

." ♪ ♪ >> jeanine: hello, everyone, and judge jeanine puro, along with harold ford jr., kayleigh mcenanyd greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ the white house adding more fuel to the fire as far left lunatics threaten to terrorize the supreme court justices. a group of radicals posting home addresses of the six conservative leaning justices and encouraging protest following the leak of the draft opinion that could overturn roe v. wade. the supreme court has a huge fence around it now and there are growing concerns about security threats. and pro-abortion groups that just show up outside of churches this weekend. like this protest outside a catholic mass with people wearing the red tapes of the handmaidens tv show. but the white house does not seem bothered. >> do you think the progressive activists that are now protesting outside of some of the justices houses are extreme? >> peaceful protests? no. peaceful protest is not extreme. >> their home addresses of the supreme court justices, if that is the kind of thing that the president wa

we will be watching. >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> shannon: thanks, judge. >> judge jeanine: take care.m shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight, growing concerns about the nationwide shortage of baby formula. the white house says president biden recognizes more needs to be done. it's as supplies are increasing but hoarding is now becoming a problem. the president met with suppliers today. we have fox team coverage. grady trimble is in sturgess,

judge, you are first. >> judge jeanine: okay.. sung originally by frank sinatra and sammy davis jr. take a listen. ♪ let all the others fight and fuss ♪ whatever happened ♪ we got us ♪ >> judge jeanine: you can see he is missing a few teeth. dad has been performing in cabaret in southeast england 30 years in his blood. >> dana: great fun. i have a story about a song too. i thought you would like this. the earth was literally shaken as garth brooks performed la summer. tiger stadium, listen here. ♪ ♪ >> dana: audience of 100,000 sang in muse. the small earthquake was captured on lsu size graph. marked the second time they registered a tremor from fans. they love that song. unofficial song. >> greg: we have great show you might know this person judge jeanine pirro. kat, tyrus. great show. awesome bear news. this is pretty impressive acrobatic bear. he wanted to get to the bird seed. he required this requires some agility that basically i don't even have. >> dana: like ninja warrior. is he a hungry. >> greg: very hungry. he has a lo

thank you. >> greg: that i applaud. >> judge jeanine: bravo.wrence, hit it. >> lawrence: better applaud. take to the next level where they litthemselves on fire before walking themselves down the aisle. intentionally set themselves ablaze. fire put out by fire extinguisher. they are professional stunt performers and do not try this at home. >> judge jeanine: okay, lawrence, why do they do that? >> lawrence: stunt performers. they are crazy. on the show. >> greg: flamers. >> judge jeanine: pyromain yacks. >> lawrence: hosting "fox & friends" in the morning. >> judge jeanine: katie, hit it. >> katie: if you have seen the movie jaw's, you know about this scene. >> made me do it. >> katie: that little kid is in the water with his actual brother jonathan. now 47 years later he is the police chief in the town where jaw's was oak bluff fretty cool he was in the movie. >> judge jeanine: very cool. i think it is greg nobody asked you. that's it for us. have a great weekend. we l ♪♪ [the star-spangled banner]

>> judge jeanine: pam bondi, and a whole bunch of other people. i'm very busy.hool so excited at the elementary school when the mother duck let her newly hatched ducklings pot pond they went through the school first. they have a sensory garden where the mother laid duck eggs, after they hatched the ducklings waddled through the hallway. she is trying to say thank you very much. this is certainly the moment the children will remember duck duck goose goose. no goose. okay, jessica. >> jessica: so, 3-year-old pearson was very excited. [laughter] >> jessica: so excited about his mom getting married. maybe too excited the adorable toddler couldn't help himself when he saw his bride to be mother in the gown. his mom said she wouldn't have wanted her special day to go any other way. >> judge jeanine: how sweet. >> jessica: isn't that cute? >> go ahead, pete's. >> pete: this isn't sweet. i humbling submit upcoming book june 14th. battle for the american mind revealing the cover tonight and it's about the 100 year progressive takeover of k through 12 education. how they

and the occupied with bang from jeanine refugee camp. specifically, this is a refugee camp where you do have a higher concentration of armed men. and again, you know, this is a story where in the west you, you don't have a lot of weapons. it's not something that is very common. but particularly in this camp, that is a reality. so you've tried the army, clamping down. not so much in the last couple of weeks, but before that, raised on the camp, confrontations are rustic men polishing. call this collective punishment. you also have, you know, in light of that context, the, the radio security establishment, the internal security establishment saying that a lot of these attacks were carried out by individuals not particularly backed by the faction. even though you will have the factions like him as soon as i'm a, she had a poor the sometimes claim responsibility retroactively. even though you know the message from the radio is that it, these attacks are far harder to, to stop and control because they do seem to be carried out by individuals.

we lost her going to jeanine, and sadly, she never came back. hey, there abraham reporting lives there from al jazeera. so office in ramallah, anita for the moment may, thanks. did also in ramallah is my colleague, sammy said, an aside talk through what people there have been saying about today's events, what they've been saying, but also what they're feeling and you know, adrian, i think this is one of those moments in history. way you feel you can witness a symbol turning into a legend. let's do a little bit of camera panning and i can explain this to you over there towards what is your screen, right? that's the building where surely in worked out of that her office was inside there . you can see her posters up can also see some black flags hanging off that building. that's to mourn. surely. look over though, i'm going to ask for hammer if we can pass pan around our camera. american. fiji. ha. okay. here we've got in. this is the main screen in ramallah. romano is important not only because it's sharon's office, also the seat of the palestinia

i'm judge jeanine pirro.ces calling on their legion of liberal followers to march to the judges

she's eager to learn and to no more visual messaging i've been calling has come to jeanine. we have to report from there because we have been reporting on another story in the south of the occupied us back and she was saying that comes with the north and come with us. so i'm, i'm not saying that we are completely understanding her best yet old and shock. cool at all. now trying to think what we're going to do, the logistics, are we going to get to jeanine calling the family that we're talking about. but no one is what happened and i guess over the next few days when we were going to her last, we're going to understand what kind of price we. i mean, what kind of a last week and do it because she's, she's sure look of understanding of the nuances of the story. so it's not only a personal loss because we love human being who is kind of professional. so she, she knew she was the coverage when we want something on the you know, if trevino is the only one who with no that should not sure to call her and get her on the so i would need to stay with me for a 2nd. we are watching some

this is the start of sharing from jeanine all the kids. all the women from jeanine were celebrating this her lay day. we will start the prayer with our father, hey, and then who will move to, and mcarthur, and 8, sir, for every one to take part in this earth funeral because people from old government rates are he in older? so say by to sharin in jerusalem shaheen will be there will be buried in jerusalem in the capital city of pers fine and the wonderful marsha, the mere lowell marty, bless sharyn, and this is the start of freedom and of her father there. our stater. okay, that is just a reminder that is a live pictures they're looking at from inside the hospital in ramallah and the occupied westbank. they are the are the woman they're talking about her and mcarthur, that is her name for the are headquarters of the palestinian presidential office. which is where sharon's body is going to be moved to. many people have turned out at the hospital have come out are to pay their respects just to stand guard as her body is moved on to the presid

it lead to every one and jeanine in alkaline in ramallah. and in garza and every where it occupied lands in jerusalem on sharina as an icon of our national journalism. sharon is and i can in this country serene his butterfly on the journalism, sheri and i followed up with her news or every time, day or night. sharina is a very professional, a journalist, and she suspected by the audience and by the policy is that she was, she deserves all respect from the presidency, the policy in the presidency and the palestinian people. we celebrate and we respect journalism here, 3 journalists. we appreciate her role and appreciate the role of the professional journalism and the role of the nationalism that and following up with the crimes. our condolences to you at al jazeera, just re english algebra because then at worker and we appear alco lawrence's love to everyone for a year in rome, a law office because this is a big burden. this is a shark. it's quite impossible to assassinate and kill such a professional journalist with the bulls from the occupa

a raid and jeanine were out. is there a serene under our clay was killed last week. among connor puss ah, mourners berry, i'm just fed and promised to take revenge for his killing islamic to had claimed 17 year old as one of his members. wow. he was killed by israeli forces in jeanine refugee camp in the early hours of saturday. oh, these really army is intensified night raids in jeanine in recent weeks since the beginning of the year 20 palestinians had been killed in the camp and the town of the town is also where al jazeera joan, the sharina barclay was shot in the head and killed by these were ayame. she was on assignment and wearing a helmet invest, clearly marking her as a journalist. but israel is refusing to launch a criminal investigation. and now 57 american politicians have signed a letter demanding the f b. i to investigate. republican congressman andre carson tweeted the killing about as a reporter and fellow american sharina. blacklight was not only a tragedy, it was an affront to press freedom and

and reality is lead to every one and jeanine in alkaline in ramallah. and in garza and every where in the occupied lands in jerusalem, sharina is an icon of a national journalism. sharon is and i can in this country sharing his a butterfly of the journalism herein. i followed up with her news her every time, day and night. she read is a very professional journalist and she suspected by the audience and by the policy is that while she deserves all respect from the us of the residency, the policy number to the z and the palestinian people will celebrate the new respect journalism. the 3 journalists, we appreciate her role and appreciate the role of the professional journalism and the role of the national journalism that i'm following up them in the crimes. our condolences to you at al jazeera and jazz re, english al jazeera, be called in at worker and we a p, our condolences. i love you to everyone we have for a year in rome, a law office because this is a big burden. this is our shark. it's quite impossible to assassinate and kill such a professional jou

investigation. sharina barkley was shot in the head while covering an israeli raid in the city of jeanine. al jazeera media network has called it a blatant murder, violating international laws. these really military has admitted soldiers from an elite unit fire dozens of bullets during the raid, but it won't admit responsibility for her death. shanisha reports. oh, don't shoot the messenger unless you're in his really soldier. in that case, you're seemingly ok with shooting to reporter who's clearly identifiable as a journalist and poses no threat. should he in a barclay, is the latest reporter to be killed by the israeli military, which has a long history of targeting journalists and news outlets. particularly al jazeera shooting, a veteran reporter who spent her life covering events and occupied palestine was among a group of journalists documenting what was happening in janine early on wednesday . according to eye witnesses and video footage, she was wearing a safety, vest and home. it's both of which clearly identified her as a member of the press despite this or maybe because of it.

and reality is lead to every one and jeanine in alkaline in ramallah. and in garza and every where it occupied lands in jerusalem, sharon is an icon of a national journalism. sharon is and i can in this country, sharing his butterfly of the journalism hearing. i followed up with her news her every time day and night. she read is a very professional journalist and she suspected by the audience and by the policy is that she was, she deserves all respect from the us of the residency, the policy number, the disease, and the palestinian people will celebrate. and respect journalism. 3 journalists, we appreciate her role and appreciate the role of the professional journalism and the role of the national journalism that i'm following up with the crimes. our condolences to you at al jazeera and jazz re, english al jazeera, be called in at worker and we a pay our condolences to everyone we have for a year in rome, a law office because this is a big bird and this is a shark. it's quite impossible to assassinate and kill such a professional journalist with a bulle

the town of jeanine and the refugee camp, where i'm jet fired, was killed. he was at i'm so sorry we appear to have lost the the signal to iran con, there are in occupancy charisma. we'll try to get back to him a little later if we come in the meantime, we will move on. u. s. president joe biden says that he's willing to meet north korea's leader kim jong on that if he's serious about talks, fibers in. so for meetings with south korea's president unit, so young, they've discussed how to count of north korea's threats after a series of new miss. alt us this year. it's by this 1st trip to asia. since taking office today, the prison unit i committed to strengthen in our close engagement and work together to take on challenges original security. including addressing the threat posed by the democratic people's republic of korea. by further strengthening our deterrence posture, the working tory, to complete the nuclear ization of the prince of the korean peninsula, county shooting. if north korea is ready to the nuclear eyes, we will be able to help their economy

responsible if the responsibility is on the army, which what, why was really, i mean they didn't jeanine, which is why i mean, you can continue to look at people constantly why they should be. and i was given this to us by the army. why is allowed to be impunity and above national. why is very comfortable to national the these i my opinion, the question that has to be asked and one have to see the point to the understanding of people for their liberty, the read on the completion of me, i guess on the resume which is quote is a must have about 30 seconds general of the palestinian national initiative where you thank you for being with us or on our 0. for those of you who are just joining us, we are getting reports from the palestinian health ministry. but the journalist for the odyssey of the network has been killed by gunfire early wednesday in the occupied. westbank shooting. oxley is said to have been short on the face and subsequently died. another palestinian journalist working for the jerusalem based all codes newspaper has also been wounded. he is said to be in a stable condition t

well, this happened in jeanine the occupied west bank. you heard your guests there, you know, occupied palestinian territories recognize under international law that is the occupied westbank. that is the besieged, gauze strip and occupied is jerusalem. and, you know, covering the story. it is an ongoing story and sometimes it's difficult to keep the international audience interested because it has become so much of the norm if you will, whether it's home demolitions, whether it's forced evictions and occupy these jew slim. you know, the settlement expansions in the occupied west bank, whether it's the rate of, you know, palestinian towns and villages the refugee camp in jeanine arrests in the west bank . so. so this is the narrative. it is difficult to cover a lot of those things sometimes particularly when you have a situation like and jeanine when you have life fire that is used when things are tense. the israeli army is ready. security forces often actively target journalists side is something that everyone who covers this area, palest

she, her body had been in jeanine, it travelled to nablus, where huge crowds turned out. and now it's in ramallah where thousands of people are there to say goodbye. just extraordinary same. let's have a little look now where her body is and what people are doing. here finish out the door. a ah ah okay, we'll continue that coverage of ramallah in just a moment, but in the meantime, let's head to outside sharina house where stephanie decker is standing by for us. steph, these rally police, were there earlier? explain what's, what's been happening. i. c yeah, let me just refer back to those images that we were just watching. i was watching on my phone really incredibly poignant. you. hi al jazeera bureau chief, what you don't already there are holly all the correspondence camera man engineers, was received, i believe, by a priest from what i could see there laughing. but you know, to think that she left this morning and janine pulling in, telling her colleagues, i'm going to go cover the raid and that her body has now been brought into that. i'm on the bureau on a stretcher

we've also seen our colleagues who have been in jeanine since the early morning. some of them who had with her when she was shot injured, taken that the hospital were shouting at her, asking her to wake up. they were in shock. so others went in the morning when they heard the news to janine. and then all of them brought the body here, took them a law to algiers, building one of the places she loved and spent a lot of time. and we've seen their colleagues hugging each other, even the people that i've been seeing throughout this morning, holding up trying to be strong, pushing through. i've seen them break down a difficult seeing the we can say that palestine is morning, one of her kind female journalists. they're building towards the hospital where shitty inst, buddy is gonna stay for the night ahead of the preparations for the a burial ceremony. we've seen people here go in a spontaneous protest. walk in the streets of drama, la, remembering city chanting slogans. i remembered in her so we are expecting the body to be taken to morrow to the presidential headquarte

on our way to jeanine this morning, we saw a sign on the way saying to jeanine shit in a broccoli. because this was one of the last posts she had on social media that she was going to jeanine. she never came back. when we went to the place where she was at shot, we seen lots and lots of people coming to see and visit with has become more like of a memorial site. even though these radio army has evaded the jenin refugee camp, it was near. but the people soon after these, really for our me forces left or the jenin refugee camp. those people came to pay their tribute. they were saying that they lost her, they grew up watching her out poor of love, so huge. the pain is so big specifically that people say they don't believe that these really armies investigation is gonna bring her justice with out to their frustration is that they feel that no one would be held accountable for it have can, right? nobody thinks indeed, al jazeera, the abraham, that the al serra bureau in ramallah, which is where i'll tale actually, and elbow are play white. let's take you back to the cemetery and mom saw

we've also seen our colleagues who have been in jeanine since the early morning. some of them who are with her when she was shot injured, taken that the hospital were shouting at her, asking her to wake up. they were in shock, so others went in the morning when they heard the news to janine. and then all of them brought the body here to rama la, to al josie as building one of the places she'd loved and spent a lot of time. and we've seen their colleagues hugging each other, even the people that i've been seeing throughout this morning, holding up trying to be strong, pushing through. i've seen them break down a difficult seeing the we can say that palestine is morning, one of her kind female journalists. they're building towards the hospital, where should ins buddy's gonna stay for the night ahead of the preparations for the a burial ceremony. we've seen people here go in there as continuous protest walk in the streets of drama, la, remembering city and chanting slogans. i remembered in her so we are expecting the body to be taken to morrow to the presidential hea

c c i blackly was shot dead in the occupied west bank along an assignment in the jeanine refugee camp for funeral procession was joined by thousands of palestinians, a show of the widespread affection and admiration she had earned through her years of reporting on their lights. la lou, trina black, who was buried next to her parents at the mount zion cemetery. both her parents died in the early stages of her career and never knew how loved and respected she become. the crowds have gone, the family has gone. sheralyn's grave has now been sealed, but even after her death she continued to tell the palace d in story. stephanie decker, i'll just 0 in occupied east jerusalem. i'll just have the media network reacted to israeli forces, attacking mourners and obstructing screens. funeral procession saying it violates all norms and international laws. in network also said that it holds the israeli government fully responsible for the safety and security of all the mourners and sharing family. also said the violence will not deter it from the 4th. the truth to factual, accurate and objective co

the israeli raids on jeanine on the refugee camp in jeanine. and these are live pictures of the procession now of the body being taken to the presidential compound for that state service. okay, i'd like to bring back in. so con, but it cuts who is here with me. he is the founding director of the center for conflicts and humanitarian studies in choose. and as we, as we continue to watch this procession happen, and just look at the sheer number of people who have turned out, i want to talk to you about what the international federation of journalists has said is a deliberate, systematic targeting of a journalist is that what's happening here to there's a pattern and it's been going on for, for a number of years. we all remember this time last year, roughly when there's railways took down the tower where i just 0 officers and chris where and then they said it was a bit of collateral damage to, you know, there are lots of excuse that was used by mass. and so on. and there was a war at the time. now we have a context where there is a clear occupatio

she was shot while covering and he's really raid in the city of jeanine al jazeera media network has called it a blatant murder, violating international laws and norms. jamal o child begins that coverage with this report. don't shoot the messenger unless you're in israeli soldier. in that case, you're seemingly ok with shooting a reporter who's clearly identifiable as a journalist and poses no threat. should he and barclays is the latest report or to be killed by the israeli military, which has a long history of targeting journalists and news outlets. particularly al jazeera and sharing a veteran reporter who spent her life covering events and occupied palestine was among a group of journalists documenting what was happening in janine early on wednesday . according to eye witnesses and video footage, she was wearing a safety vest and helmets, both of which clearly identified her as a member of the press. despite this or maybe because of it, sure he was shot and killed. and we were going to filmed is really army operation. and suddenly they shot us without asking us to leave or stop f

the body of serene abil. eichler is carried through the town of jeanine in the occupied west bank. the veteran al jazeera reporter was shot dead while covering a raid by israeli forces. another journalist was also short and injured. the palestinian health ministry says they were hit by bullets fired by his rady soldiers until we made ourselves clear to the army and the pass was by indicating that we are the press than within seconds. there was the 4th chapter, i told him, but we are being targeted. we are being shot off. i turned and found shooting on the ground through these rating military says its forces came under attack in jeanine and that they fight back. there was no exchange of fire, so that is more possibility whatsoever. understand you're not the city, not wildly. there is a, the army always uses these excuses to cover up the crimes. they are competing against palestinians, including palestinian generals is ready raids in the occupied west bank have intensified in recent weeks after a series of attacks inside israel. the janine refugee camp is become a strong hold for res

a teenage boy shot dead during the latest is where he rated jeanine in the occupied west bank. it's difficult to find a street or pin that hasn't been hit by gunfire or tank shells or mortar looms. we report from a pin, one of many ukrainian cities in town, struggling to rebuild off to russian occupation for other rockies rebuild a centuries old, most destroyed by i. so it's been described as a ray of hope from the ruins. ah, you as president joe biden says that he's willing to meet with north korea's kim jong own for security talks, if he's serious bivens in soul for meetings with his south korean counterpart you and so guild talk so focused on north korea's nuclear weapons program at its corona virus outbreak had spied his 1st trip to asia since he took office last here. i, i work with security louis residents radical supply. re a, working with dish shooting. if north korea is ready to de nucular eyes, we will be able to help their economy and the lives of north korean civilians. the risk of the corona virus that we are experiencing at the moment requires humanitarian support

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he was killed by israeli forces in jeanine refugee camp in the early hours of saturday. oh, these really army is intensified night raids in jeanine in recent weeks since the beginning of the year 20 palestinians had been killed in the camp and the town of the town is also where al jazeera joan, the sharina barclay was shot in the head and killed by these were ayame. she was on assignment and wearing a helmet and vest clearly mocking her as a journalist. but israel is refusing to launch a criminal investigation. and now 57 american politicians have signed a letter demanding the f b. i to investigate republican congressman andre carson tweeted the killing of out as a reporter and fellow american sharina. blacklight was not only a tragedy. it was an affront to press freedom and to all americans. adding, we need answers and accountability from these really government agnes calamari of amnesty international tweeted. it's the additional violation of sharon's right to life and a clear violation of israel's obligation under international law. one amongst many, she goes on to say

he was killed by israeli forces and jeanine refugee camp in the early hours of saturday. oh desert serina barclay was also killed near the camp. oh, susan assignment and wearing a helmet and best clearly marking her as a journalist. but israel is refusing to launch a criminal investigation. 57 american politicians observing the letter demanding the f. b. i to investigate republican congressman andre colson. tweeted the killing of our does a reporter and fellow american sharina walkley was not any tragedy. it was our front to press freedom and to all americans. adding, we need answers and accountability from these really government agnes calamari of amnesty international tweeted, it's an additional violation of sharon's right to life and a clear violation of israel's obligation under international law. one amongst many, she goes on to say, this is what repression and domination looked like. some lives simply don't matter . hashtag apartheid oh, on the day of a funeral, israeli forces storm the procession and started beating mourners, causing pull barrows to almost drop a c

he tells us about that refugee about the attacks on jeanine. he tells us about the so called counter better, that it does not lead to as good results for his or it leads to less security is rainy's. now that's what they're doing. and ginny, and what they're doing against journalists is not serving israeli security interest if anything was seen last several weeks. is that, is there any is, are now a thing in their own cities in philip, even they live in jerusalem and other places that this sort of attacks on journalism and attacks on refugees does not serve security. it undermines security and certainly on the mind the security of medicine, the symbolism of the fact that but that should be ins. funeral hasn't even happened yet. and yet is ready. forces again rated janine in the occupied westbank early on on friday. i mean, is that deliberate? do you think is the, is that them deliberately look up? i'm not sure i'm supposed to say things like that, but and electrically analytically speaking, it's stupid and the lead, thickly speaking it's foolish

head by israeli forces on wednesday, while covering at is really rated the occupied westbank city of jeanine. her body has been taken to the presidential compound in ramallah, where president markwood abbas paid his respects. the algeria media network has described the 51 year old's death as blatant murder, making it clear it holds israel responsible. the israeli military has admitted that soldiers from an elite unit fire during the raid, but has not said that its troops are to blame. lockwood abbas says that he'll seek justice at the international criminal court. here you mother, today we're here to pay respect to serene abil, ucla, the martyr of palestine. the martyr of jerusalem and the martyr of free speech and the free roll a symbol of the palestinian them and the symbol of the palestinian journalist sharina has sacrificed their life to defend its course and the cause of the palestinian pupil. sharina was an honest, weiss, patriarch, was national ways that conveyed the message of the families of the prisoners, the sufferings of palestinian people, the sufferings of those living in the c

i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together aton 15. i have always held her in the highest regard. since she is the chief she has infused the department with optimism. she is easy to approach and is concerned with the firefighters and paramedics. i appreciate that she is concerned with the issues relevant to the fire department today. >> there is a retired captain who started the cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed fellow firefighters were getting cancer. he started looking into it. in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and helmet. t