david michaelis at link tv and he comes with west jerusalem and i come from west jerusalem, so we come from the same seat. but in reality, two different worlds. >> i was born in jerusalem and i've been living there all my life, since 1945. five years ago i came to the united states to launch a tv channel. and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality there is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it. >> we are here in a bubble. afafter somemetime off woworkin together with jamal i said let's ddo this in california. you only have to choose in t th neighborhoodod what kind off la you want in the morning. >> when i i go there i'm always eaeager to go to my peoplple, t neighborhohood. i want to o have the least interaction with the israelis as possibible. >> manany israraelis don't't wa know about ppalestinians.s. they don't wantt to reach out. they don'n't wantt to cross in strereets and neigighborhoods w the palestiniaians live becaus

jewish history out of jerusalem. they say it is ridiculous, a ridiculous decision, on par with saying that the pyramid's have no part of egyptian history or the great wall has no part in chinese history. jerusalem has a part in jewish history. israel plus minister in charge of this kind of cooperation with unesco has today suspended cultural ties, calling what unesco has done the equivalent of diplomatic terrorism. molly: what comes next? irris: we have to see whether this diplomatic outcry alters the result of that vote. normally it is just a ratification, not a new vote. what we are really seeing is that the fight between the palestinians has now become one of history and archaeology. they are using history and archaeology to fight with each other, and what we have seen his unesco stepping in, it seems, on the side of the palestinians. it is the opposite today. molly: thank you for that update. in nigeria, 21 girls were freed thursday, over two years after they were kidnapped by extremists belonging to boko haram.

the mayor of jerusalem says he and accused by it unesco of denying history. reporter: a fresh argument mostred on jerusalem's divisive holy site, known as temple mount. revered by both religions and has been a flash point of conflict for decades. unesco draft resolution passed on thursday maz angerted -- has attracted to israel for referring to the site using only its museum name. officials say cooperation between israel and the u.n. body has been frozen. of the absurd at unesco continues. and today, the organization adopted another delusional decision, which says that the people of israel have no the temple mount and the western wall. reporter: the unesco resolution criticizes israel for muslim access to the mosque and ongoing aggression worshipers. it.stinians denied tha >> actually, if you read the third paragraph of the decision, see that it starts by the recognition of the historic for the three religions. countries -- 26 abstained. unesco's director general has distanced herself and voiced her at the wording of the resolution. she said each of jerusalem

>> john huddy in jerusalem. thank you. >>> the president of the united states waits for no man normally. but president obama found out today while trying to leave jerusal jerusalem, not even he is immune to all flight delays. this one caused by former president bill clinton. apparently spending a little too much time talking on that tarmac. in the end president obama gave a friendly shoutout to the former president and eventually air force one was ready to take off. >>> the white house has removed the word "israel" from its official transcript of president obama's comments at the peres funeral. the first version of the remarks included a location of jerusalem israel. that was later changed to just jerusalem. on background it was in accordance with u.s. policy recognizing that the palestinians also claim jerusalem as part of their territory. >>> the rosetta probe has ended its mission tracking a comet by crashing into it. rosetta executed a slow motion descent into the icy surface today ending its 12-year mission

jerusalem's holy sites have nothing to do with judaism. they have passed a resolution called occupied palestinian, referring to holy sites by their arabic names only. the temple mount and what they call alsharam. >> at the heart, this hilltop compound, considered sacred to both jews and muslims. unesco has proposed a controversial solution. the holiest site in judaism, known tos as the temple mount. the third most sacred side in islam. hey refer to the area as a sanctuary. >> we will not negotiate or take part in this ugly game. there is no place for those games here. this noble organization was stablished to preserve the history, not to rewrite it, and the palestinians in other countries want to rewrite the history of jerusalem. >> the long-standing dispute is also linked to israel's refusal to grant visas to nesco experts. for the palestinians, it sends a symbolic message. >> on the ground, unfortunately, there wouldn't be immediate change following the adoption of this resolution . t what is the effect of this adoption is a pledge to is

holly williams is in jerusalem. >> reporter: they came from all over the world to jerusalem to pay their final respects to a man who tried to bring peace to his people and to the middle east. president obama called shimon >> the last of the founding generation is now gone. shimon accomplished enough things in his life for 1,000 men. >> reporter: palestinian leader mahmoud abbas was also here, and shared a rare handshake with israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. as israel's foreign minister, shimon peres opened secret negotiations with the eventually to the oslo accords in 1993, the first agreement between israel and the palestinians aimed at ending their conflict. it won peres the nobel peace prize, though it didn't deliver lasting peace in the middle east. he was, said bill clinton, ourmi complicated, brilliant friend. >> he lived 93 years in a state of constant wonder over the unbelievable potential of all the rest of us to rise above our fears, to make the most of today and claim the promise of tomorrow. >> reporter: in a final farewell, they heard one of shimon peres' favorit

i'm john huddy in jerusalem. the details, coming up." "a year like none we've ever seen before. fox6 news is here to help you make the right decision. we'll give you the information you need to know before you head to the polls because this isn't just our country's future, this is your future and fox6 news is here to help you decide because you i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. you know, seven hundred thousand dollars in the scheme of things... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. ron johnson paid himself seven hundred thousand dollars a year. all told, he took a ten million dollar corporate payout then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence of any federal minimum wage. millions for him. not even $7.25 an hour for us. senator ron johnson. ...around the world. more deadly fighting in iraq. isis launches an attack about 100- miles from mosul-- where the u-s is helping iraqi forces in their fox's john huddy is in jerusalem with more. isis pushing back against iraqi forces. the militants launching attacks in and around kirkuk. the city hit

fox's conor powell has more from jerusalem. iraqi, kurdish, and tribal forces, tih on the area around mosul... beating back isis fighters in the suburbs as they prepare for the final assault on the city. iraq's prime minister says - isis resistance is melting away - and the fight is going even better than expected. al-abadi says translated "the fighting forces are currently pushing forward towards the city more quickly than we thought and more quickly certainly than we had established in our plan." iraqi officials are continuing to stress this is an iraqi-led operation... despite increasing including attacks on isis targets by u-s army helicopters - announced yesterday by the pentagon. military officials say - it's all part of the overall strategy to end the isis threat. votel says: "our campaign plan is momentum and pressure. it's extrodinarily important we keep the momentum up for our activities, and that's something we've really really focused on over the last several months." meanwhile in france, coalito mosul's post-isis f

fox's conor powell has more from jerusalem. enters its third day... with iraqi forces reporting steady progress against isis fighters. but with thousands of civilians escaping the fighting... there are new concerns about a growing humanitarian crisis in the area. coalition forces now scrambling to set up refugee camps on the outskirts of the city. mikael says: translated "the project is almost complete and consists of tents, a water network, electricity, an artesian well, food and drinks." meanwhile as the doing everything it can to slow the advance into mosul.... deploying suicide car bombs, mortars, and improvised explosive devices. some troops on the ground now say they're worried they may have lost the momentum. soldier says: translated "we have been spending fuel and ammunition here and liberating land for three days but there is no one to hold the ground. isis will come back again. this is the situation." another major concern - a possible flood of isis fighters escaping to northern syria. iraqi forces say that won't happen - 5- thousand militan

fox's conor powell is in jerusalem with more. smoke is seen rising over the outskirts of mosul, despite a slowdown in fighting. iraqi troops already gaining ground on isis, advancing to the they're heading to larger villages... and reaching civilians. al-maliki says: "..the operation is going according to schedule and we have been very successful. the enemy is pulling back but they are leaving small mobile units behind" voice of translator iraq launching the massive effort to push isis out of mosul, monday, after more than two years of militant control. the pentagon says iraqis are in charge of the long-awaited operation... but local fighters are being backed by obama says: "..mosul will be a difficult fight and there will be advances and there will be set-backs, but i am confident that just as isil has been defeated in communities across iraq, isil will be defeated in mosul as well, and that will be another step towards their ultimate destruction." more than one million people are believed to still live in iraq's second largest

on friday, more than 100 world leaders attended his funeral in jerusalem. here is part of the funeral, including remarks by president obama and former president bill clinton. this is one hour and a half. ♪ ♪ pres. clinton: two president obama and all of the distinguished leaders from around the world, yesterday, the prime minister did something that was unthinkable back in the dark ages when i was president of the united states, he sent out a tweet and it reminded us of a simple fact. first dayael's without shimon peres. he was for more than 70 of his 93 years, in one way or another, in and out of government. he was a public servant. honored to share 25 years with him, first in our common efforts with the prime minister and blessed memories to forge a justin -- lasting peace between israel and the palestinians. someone whofriend, listen to, learned from and laughed with him. awe of his and less capacity, to move on even in the crushing setbacks, in order to seize the possibilities of each new day. mem honored the family asked to tell you what he meant to so

next here at 5:00 a discovery in jerusalem historical and religious significant. >> life and death of jesus religious significant. >> life and death of jesus christ when i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is responsible hillary clinton: this is not an ordinary y time, and this is not an ordinary election. i want to send a message to every boy and girl that america already is great, but we are great because we are good. we are going to lift each other up. i want us to heal our country and bring it together. we have to start getting the economy to work for everyone... not just those at the top. making the best edu

in jerusalem, john huddy, fox news. pope francis is heading to sweden in the first papal visit to that country in lutheran leaders - a move drawing criticism from catholic conservatives. sweden is one of the world's most secular nations...with openly gay lutheran bishops and special cemeteries for atheists. the visit is being seen as a symbolic attempt to help unite lutherans and catholics. italy's prime minister is vowing to rebuild after a 6 point 6 magnitude earthquake leveled villages yesterday. it struck just north of norcia ---affecting many of the same areas that were already damaged by the deadly amatrice quake back in august. there are no d time, but there are injuries and 15- thousand people are without power. aftershocks continue to hit the area. across america now... a real halloween nightmare during a party in texas.... police say two men - including one who was dressed up as freddy krueger - opened fire at a house party in san antonio yesterday morning. five people were hit, but officials say their injurie

in jerusalem, conor powell, fox news. in indiana....a 14-year-old and a 6- year-old are in the hospital after an accidental shooting. elkhart police say the teen heard a loud noise outside of himself, his sister and his brother. officials say he accidentally fired the gun when his 6-year-old sister startled him. the bullet grazed his leg and hit his sister in the upper leg. the children ran to a neighbor's house to call for help. kathy cook/helped shooting victim "i opened the door and there was a young man standing there with a young child in his hands and he said 'she's been shot! she's been shot! my little sister has been shot!' i took the child, had them come in, laid the child on the ground and he just kept screaming 'i need and the child had definitely shot in the leg." both victims were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. police say the gun belonged to the children's mother. the shooting is still under investigation. the arizona republican party headquarters in phoenix is given the all-clear..

in jerusalem, conor powell, fox news. four people were killed in an accident at a theme park in australia.. officials say it happened ot dreamworld in queensland. four adults were on the ride when it malfunctioned. all four victims suffered fatal injuries. officials continue to investigate what went wrong with the ride. across america now... a deadly family tragedy unfolded in new jersey late last night. a father took his own life -- after jumping into a river with two children. according to police, the man threatened to harm the young victims, following an argument with his wife. the two children were taken to a the search is on for a man -- who shot two police officers and killed two others in oklahoma. according to police, 38-year-old michael vance may be responsible for the shooting of a r-v delivery truck driver at a truck stop overnight. the victim told police a gunman tried to kidnap him and a struggle ensued. that's when the driver was shot. his friend heard the gunfire... "i ran aroun 'what's wrong?' and he said,

no, it isn't jerusalem but the ukrainian city uman.ens of thousands of hasidic jews from all over the world flock there to celebrate the jewish new year. these ultra-orthodox jews make the pilgrimage to central ukraine every year because a founder of their sect is buried there. uman is a non-descript town of some 80,000 inhabitants. its soviet apartment blocks and quiet streets transform each -- every year to accommodate its visitors. the new year is a happy occasion, involving singing, dancing, and outbursts of praise -- to the consternation of some locals. reporter: the pilgrims, who were mainly from the breslover hassidic sect, arrived from all over the world via kyiv airport. they were met by sascha hofman, a care worker from hannover who is one of the organizers of the annual pilgrimage. an old hangar had been transformed into a makeshift synagogue where the beginning of rosh hashanah, jewish new year, was celebrated. sascha hofman had more practical matters to deal with first. >> is everything clean? toilets, too? make sure you c

.>> the terrorist opened fire and shot one woman, then continued in jerusalem.chased by police on motorbikes. shots were fired at police officers who shot and killed the terrorists.>> today's attack is latest in a string of assaults, mainly stabbings that have left 34 israelis and two americans get any year.>>> in turkey, 18 were killed by a car bomb at a military checkpoint. among the dead, 10 soldiers and eight civilians. ambulances rushed the victims to the hospital. fightings between the militants and state security forces resumed last year after a two year cease-fire.>>> the writing is on the wall in mexico city, literally. graffiti artists are participating in the meeting of the styles festival, supposed to make downtown look better. artists are making buildings look like a 1970s new york subway car. much of the work is on a very grand scale.>> we did it before in the street. i can't do that now.>> pretty cool. the festival has been going on for a dozen years and takes place in cities all around the world.>>> coming up, a fall tradition tips the scales in

his first visit to jerusalem since 2010.sraeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, shaking his hand. from obama, the palestinian leader getting a very warm greeting, handshake and a hug. stark contrast to the frosty body language between the u.s. president and netanyahu. so much apparent symbolism this day, britain's prince charles sporting a black and white checked silk handkerchief in his breast pocket, to the world resembling a palestinian calf ir. despite the appearance of international discomfort with the lack of peace process here, clear cajoling of today's crowd. >> so now this work is in the hand of israel's next generation. >> reporter: clinton pointedly spelling out how peres found his path to peace. how today's leaders might do the same. >> it's easy to say things like this at a memorial service. it's hard to do. first he had to master his own dome demons. forgive himself for his own mistakes, and get over his own disappointments. >> reporter: words of hope for a family in grief, for a nation at a crossroads. nic

tribute by world leaders in jerusalem. >>> the race for president new poll numbers out today on where each candidate stands following monday's debate. >>> president obama joined leaders from around the world in jerusalem today as former israeli president shimon peres was laid to rest. he died wednesday at the age of 93. two weeks after suffering a stroke. his funeral drew delegations from 75 countries including the president of the palestinian authority. former president bill clinton and secretary of state john kerry joined president obama paying tribute to perez and the legacy that he leaves behind. >> let us choose life as he always did, let us make

cbs holly williams was there. >> they came to jerusalem from all over the worlds. presidents, prime ministers, to pain their final respects to a man who tried to bring peace to his people and to the middle east. >> the last of the generation is now gone. shimon accomplished enough things in his life for a thousand men. >> palestinian leader mahmoud was here shaking hands with israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. as israel's former minister shimon peres opened secret negotiations with the palestinians, which led up thely to the accord signed in 1993 on the white house lawn. the first agreement between israel and the palestinians aimed at ending their conflict. one peres a nobel peace prize. bill clinton called him outcome kate dollars, brilliant friends. >> shimon was being interviewed by charlie roseanne he looked at him sort of saying i'm going to serve a softball up to you. and watch you hit a homerun. what do you want your legacy to be? and he said: i'm more concerned about tomorrow than yesterday. >> shimon peres was laid to rest here atop mount hurtful

and killed, 39- year-old palestinian man that lived in east jerusalem. there were reports he was scheduled to begin a prison term next week for assaulting a police officer. the shooting happened to the israeli police headquarters after the suspect led the police on a chase, and several others were injured. this attack is the latest in a string of palestinian assaults that have killed 34 israelis, and two americans in one year. >>> detaining a 22-year-old syrian man as a result of a nationwide search, several explosives were reportedly found in his apartment. he was arrested in the eastern city, and german officials say he was recognized by three syrians that went to the police and urged them to arrest him. the german media report that he could be connected to islamic extremist groups. >>> thousands heading to new york city dealing with long delays following the weekend train derailment. that happened on saturday on long island near hyde park. the passenger train smashed into the maintenance car, three cars derailing injuring 26 passengers and seven worke

to the people of israel i could not be more honored to be in jerusalem to say farewell to my s -- my friend, shimon peres, who showed us that justice and hope are at the heart of ideas. a free life in a homeland regained. a secure life in a nation that can defend itself by itself. a full life in friendship with nations who can be counted on as allies. always a bountiful life driven by simple pleasures of family and by big dreams. this was shimon peres' life. this is the state of israel. this is the story of the jewish people over the last century. it was made possible by a founding generation that counts shimon as one of its own. shimon once said the message of the jewish people to mankind is that faith and moral vision can triumph over all adversity. with shimon that moral vision was rooted in an honest reckoning of the world as it is. he said he felt surrounded by a sea of thick and threatening force. when his family got the chance to go to palestine, his beloved grandfather's parting words were simple. shimon, stay a jew. propelled with that faith he found his home. he found his p

president obama and former president clinton both attended the funeral in jerusalem this >> shimon accomplished enough things in his life for a thousand men. >> pe >>> the international community shocked when he compared himself aggressive anti-drug campaign. >> hitler massacred three million jews. there is three million, there are. >> so far more than 3,000 suspected drug dealers and users have been killed since he took office in may. >>> two masterpieces by van gogh have been recovered after vanishing from the museum in amsterdam more than a decade ago. italian police traced the heist to the mafia which hid the artwork in a farmhouse outside of naples. >> the condition of the paintings is overall rather good. layer has been broken off. >> the two van goghs are worth an estimated $100 million. >> big change this weekend. >> the big change is next week, this weekend i think is gonna be nice nighs. the big change is gonna come in tuesday. >> great. >> it's gonna be a little shocking. right now not bad, cloudy t in the clouds, sunset is gonna be gorgeous out there. here's what's working on that w

here's the very latest out of jerusalem. iraqi troops are making progress in the fight against isis the country special forces say they are now in full control of the town about nine miles east of mosul. >> today's operations are carried out by the antiterrorism forces to clean the city of everything set by terrorists local troops fight to drive isis from the second- largest city. iraqi and kurdish forces are gaining control of the area and they help first hundreds of people to go to mosul. we are gravely concerned by abuse using human shields as the iraqi forces advance. >> ices pushing back goes wild by launching deadly attacks. that city is located 100 miles south of mosul and the militants actions are widely seen as a diversionary counterattack. diplomats are holding talks on the feeding isis. ash carter agreeing in principle for turkey to play a role in the 5 for mosul despite tensions . john kerry posed the co- weighty counterpart in washington. >> we are engaged encounter isol efforts. we are engaged in regional stabi

jerusalem is ours from the river to the sea. there's a woman who was briefly engaged to chris stevens who tragically lost his life in benghazi. a family whose asked not to be politicized. the woman engaged 17 years ago is brought. if that's the strategy, it is not being shown in the run-up to the debate. >> we are campaign professionals. you're behind. right? you're way behind in a lot of states so there are four or five things you have to accomplish. you have to turn it back around and make it, like you said, make it a referendum on hillary. but then the campaign goes out and they spend the resources. going to get barack obama's half brother from kenya? by the way, i assure you hillary clinton could care less. >> absolutely. just to be laser focused on the important facts of this, i think he lives in d.c. >> a cheaper charter flight. so eric made this point about immigration. the latest fox news poll shows plummeting support for his immigration policy. that you may, you're ending up in a situation where what we've learned about

this was pointed out by eyewitnesss in jerusalem to helena the mother of the roman emperor constantinere was a communal memory of where jesus had been buried. she excavated the site and found a rock cut tomb there that is identified in history as the tomb of jesus christ. >> when you are looking at examining the burial slab, how long before we get an indication, when will it give up some of its secrets if you like? >> it is happening as we speak. the tomb was opened on wednesday night. and a team of scientific researchers from the national technical university at athens are working around the clock. they have 60 hours to remove the marble this the fill that is being found inside the tomb and to expose the rock. >> so why was the rock actually covered up, or the slab covered up by the marble in the first place? >> well, according to early historical accounts, what has been happening -- what had happened in the past was that you had a lot of pilgrims that were eager to take a little piece of the tomb away with them. so custodians of the church eventually covered the original rock with ma

the vast majority of journalists who cover the area live in tel aviv or jerusalem. they are fully embedded in and really -- israeli life. they have asked very little exposure except when they seek it out to what happens on a daily basis. in some of them go a lot and some of them rarely go. you embedded yourself for several months but you took breaks back and forth. i went there in 2011 went back for 2012. in june of that year i moved there. i left every three months when my visa expired. so how is something about life. there's a demonstration has been going on and this is also the village you read about in the new york times magazine the title was is this the place. the piece i did was about water and i'd heard about this tiny village in about 600 people there just outside. that was having these demonstrations to protest the compensation of a spring a little bit of water trickling out of iraq that set loose. every friday since december 2009 they began to march to the spring. and frequently stop them often with other emissions. to live fire. for years. that was on fr

no, it isn't jerusalem but the ukrainian city uman.thousands of hasidic jews from all over the world flock there to celebrate the jewish new year. these ultra-orthodox jews make the pilgrimage to central ukraine every year because a founder of their sect is buried there. uman is a non-descript town of some 80,000 inhabitants. its soviet apartment blocks and quiet streets transform each -- every year to accommodate its visitors. the new year is a happy occasion, involving singing, dancing, and outbursts of praise -- to the consternation of some locals. reporter: the pilgrims, who were mainly from the breslover hassidic sect, arrived from all over the world via kyiv airport. they were met by sascha hofman, a care worker from hannover who is one of the organizers of the annual pilgrimage. an old hangar had been transformed into a makeshift synagogue where the beginning of rosh hashanah, jewish new year, was celebrated. sascha hofman had more practical matters to deal with first. >> is everything clean? toilets, too? make sure you check th

harris has been laid to rest in jerusalem. the statesman died earlier this week at the age of 93. he was the last of israel's founding fathers and was awarded the nobel peace prize for his efforts to achieve peace in the region. i will hand you back over now for more from the business desk. our top story at deutsche bank. >> there are reports a big u.s. government penalty has been massively reduced according to the news agency afp. they will only have to pay $5.4 billion to settle litigation regarding this selling -- misselling mortgage securities. originally, authorities wanted $14 billion. the news sent shares soaring. reporter: it was a roller coaster ride for the share price on the frankfurt stock exchange. shortly after opening it drop significantly. the share price fell below 10 euros. analysts spoke of a selloff. it became news, ending 6% over the previous day's close. germany's biggest lender had put aside 5 billion euros for litigation costs, but only half of that was intended for the american mortgage scandal. that means the bank has to come up with 2.5 billion euros. th

including president obama and former president bill clinton attend a funeral for shimon peres in jerusalem. doug ducey tweeted this image of the two today. ducey said "shimon incredible life of peace and citizenship." >>> super heroes spotted at a valley car wash chain as they raised money for a children's hospital. it is just wrapping up. workers spending the day dressed up as super heros taking fundraiser. >>> patrick peterson is taking time off of the field as he conducts the national anthem for the phoenix symphony. the symphony invited him to be a guest conductor. it is part of the fifth annual saver the women's luncheon. >> it is in its fifth year and each year, our education and wellness programs. the phoenix symphony does a vary variety of schools and homeless shelters throughout the valley. it helps to raise funds for the programs. >> this will be peterson's first time conducting a symphony. larry fitzgerald has also been a guest conductor. we'll tell you what your weekend is looking like when we come back. o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. but the p

in jerusalem, conor powell, fox news. it's time for your news and weather together. milwaukee police investigating another string of cars vandalized over the weekend-- this time in shorewood. between saturday night and sunday morning-- officials say eight cars had their windows broken. however-- victims tell us almost nothing was taken from their cars. last week-- police investigated a similar incident in bay view where 40 cars had their windows a 24 year old man faces charges in washington county-- following a standoff with police that included shots fired. kody konzal appeared in court today for a bond hearing-- he's being held on 100-thousand dollars. it happened early sunday. the west bend police chief says konzal pointed a gun at officers and pulled the trigger-- but the gun misfired. he was arrested after a 4-hour standoff. charges were not field today-- konzal is expected to face counts of attempted homicide and intoxicated use of a firearm. donald trump will be campaigning speaking at the k-i convention center. trump's campaign has confirmed sheriff david cla

. >> fox john huddy is in jerusalem with more. iraqi special forces evacuating more than a,000 people living near front lines of fighting. residents fleeing the areas local troops gain ground on isis strong hold of mosul. the un says receiving reports militants have been targeting civilians since the operations started last week. informed isil killed 15 civilians. which is around 45 kilometers south of mosul city. and through threw their bodies in river more than 25,000 iraqi fighter taking part in long awaited effort to recapture iraq second largest city. isis in control of mosul since the summer of 2014. and local troops are pushing toward it from several directions. it's expected to take weeks or area. >> we are in some village still have civilians in them which makes job more difficult. u.s. led coalition providing assistance in form of air strikes and advisors on the ground. defense officials from several countries in the alliance meaning on tuesday they discuss the situation in iraq but also made plans to go after isis in an

later peres was buried in jerusalem.died on wednesday at the age of 93. >>> one moment after the funeral is getting a lot of attention. president obama was trying to take off in air force one but former president bill clinton was taking his time. >> let's go! "come on bill, let's go!" f lane. >> all right. so it's a little hard to hear but that was the president shouting, come on, bill, come on, bill, let's go!! standing there in the doorway of the plane [chuckling] and then he paces around and even has to yell again to get the former president's attention. eventually clinton boarded that plane and greeted the commander- in-chief with a pat on the back. ♪[ music ] >>> thousands have been dancing and singing their hearts out at the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. coming up, we'll take you there. >> and california getting the green light to test self- driving cars on public roads. no humans necessary. ,, ,,,,,,,, len ramirez, kpix 5 ,, ,,,,,, golden gate park for the 16 annual....hardly strictly.. sic festival. >>> wel

. >> losing it would be major defeat in terror organization, connor powell has the story from jerusalem. >> reporter: iraqi forces launch long awaited effort against isis. government troops and kurdish fighters are now working to liberate mose you will, iraq second largest city. they are being helped by air strikes and advisors from the us-led coalition against the terror group. but all combat troops on the grounds are iraquis. >> this may proof to be a long and tough battle. the iraq innings have prepared. we'll stands by them. >> mozul is located some 225 miles northwest of baghdad. isis in control of the city since the summer of 2014. iraqi forces are advancing on the area from several different directions. roadside and car bombs complicating their effort. >> just absolutely key strategically important it, will not be an iraq if we do not take back mozul. the united nations says some 64,000 iraquis have been displaced from the mozul area since march of this year. more than 1 million people are believed to be trapped in the city. and the nn getting ready to accommodate an increase in

angelo -- in jerusalem conor powell, fox news. >>> 2 million people across the southeast were told to evacuate ahead of hurricane matthew. here is what it looked like in the bahamas, dangerous waves and powerful winds blowing palm trees. the potentially catastrophic category four storm is expected to ride up the coast all the way to south carolina starting late tonight. here is a look at the latest track of the storm. just northwest of the bahamas. right now matthew has sustained winds of 140 miles per hour with gusts hitting 165 miles an hour. florida's governor rick scott says his estate could be looking at its biggest evacuation in history. good evening everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. we have live team coverage of this dangerous storm. bill martin is tracking the path and hurricane matthew will hit first. but let's begin with joel waldman in savannah, georgia which is right along the atlantic coast. what's the situation there right now? >> reporter: frank and julie, i just had a pretty sobering interview with the mayor of both savannah and tybee island, a s

in jerusalem conner powell. famed tom hayden has passed away. he died yesterday at his home in tan santa monica. he made headlines in 1960s with his ti during vietnam war. he also gained notoriety as a chicago aide defendant. hayden and others in chicago 8 were charged with several offenses by federal government related to anti vietnam protest that took place in chicago during 1968 democratic convention. >> but in later years, he became an author, lucks surer and california legislator. he was 76 years old. effort to get souls to the polls in time for early voting. fox's matt has that story from orange county. florida is considered one the critical swing states this election cycle. with presidential candidates considering a must-win territory and recent polling narrowing gap between state u.s. senate candidates making for newly competitive race. >> state cash pouring into local election campaigns a florida gets ready to claim center stage in they get out vote effort kicked off in orange count new covenant baptist church. here was spirited effort

fox's conor powell is in jerusalem with more. smoke is seen rising over the outskirts of mosul, despite a slowdown in fighting. iraqi troops already gaining ground on isis, advancing to the they're heading to larger villages... and reaching civilians. al-maliki says: "..the operation is going according to schedule and we have been very successful. the enemy is pulling back but they are leaving small mobile units behind" voice of translator iraq launching the massive effort to push isis out of mosul, monday, after more than two years of militant control. the pentagon says iraqis are in charge of the long-awaited operation... but local fighters are being backed by

fox is in jerusalem with more. >> spoke is seen rising over the outskirts of mosul despite a slowdown in fighting. iraqi troops gaining ground on isis advancing to the east and south of the city. they're heading to larger villages and reaching civilians. >> translator: the operation is we have been very successful. the enemy is pulling back but leaving small mobile units behind. >> reporter: iraq launches the massive effort to push isis out of mosul on monday after two dwreerz of militant control. the pentagon says they're in charge of the long awaited operation, but local fighters are backed by american air strikes as well as advisers on the ground. >> mosul will be a difficult fight and there will be advances and set backs, but i am confident that just as isil across iraq, isil will be defeated in mosul as well, and that's another step towards the ultimate destruction. >> more than 1 million people are believed to still live in iraq's second largest city. the united nations says 2 hundred hu -- 200,000 could be displaced and hundreds of thousands more may need to flee as the fightin

conor powell is in jerusalem with more. long-awaited effort against isis. government troops and kurdish fighters are now working to liberate mosul, iraq's second largest city. they are being helped by airstrikes and advisors from the u-s led coalition against the terror group... but all combat troops on the ground are iraqi. townsend says: "..this may prove to be a long and tough battle, but the iraqis have prepared for it and we will 2- hundred-25 miles northwest of baghdad. isis in control of the city since the summer of 20-14. iraqi forces are advancing on the area from several directions. roadside and car bombs complicating their efforts. keane says: "..it's absolutely key, strategically important. there will not be an iraq if we do not take back mosul." the united nations says some 64- thousand iraqis have been displaced from the mosul-area since march of this year. believed to be trapped in the city... and the u-n is getting ready to accommodate an increase in people fleeing the violence. grandi says: "..we have tents and other shelter materials. we a

in jerusalem, connor powell, fox news. >>> let's turn back to your fox 29 weather authority now.s fall here in the delaware valley. it feels like summer but check out sierra county, california. higher elevations of the sierra nevada looking like a winter wonderland i was tull snowstorm dusted the range with some snow. >> isn't that beautiful. when we're here we can appreciate scenes like a way different story around here. looking live at reading berks county record high temperatures are a real possibility for some of our area. what season are we in again? >> i forgotten. kathy orr has your full forecast in 15 seconds. >>> what an afternoon we're talking about warmth. we're talking about sun. we're talking about records and yeah those wintry pictures were pretty but i'd rather look is the sunshine. dry conditions across the delaware valley. we have a front but you can see on future radar it washes out tomorrow and we stay in the warm summer like heat. right now the temperature is 80 degrees in pottstown. 82 in philadelphia. close to the record we'll see when the official numbers c

in jerusalem, connor powell, fox news. >> back to your fox 29 weather authority now.you're complaining about the seasonably warm temperatures in the delaware valley be glad your not here. parts of vermont saw their first snow over the weekend. it wasn't just a dusting either. >> no. >> in mazes like bolton about 20 minutes kind of south of burlington people had to shovel more than 9-inches already. >> i think it looks very pretty but then of course i'm sitting down where it's a perfect fall day. looking live at will morning ton, delaware, remember how things felt last week, iain, right about this time. >> it was warm. >> temperatures in the 80s. meteorologist kathy orr has your forecast in veep seconds. >> bring on the snow. that's what i'm saying. why not? if it's going get cold around here but we'll see. typically october is a good indicator of what the winter will be like. so we'll continue to look at the numbers as we move through the end of the month. ultimate doppler showing a stiff northwesterly wind in awake of a cold front and behind it, you can see the winds

to the people of israel -- i could not be more honored to be in jerusalem to say farewell to my frienderez, who showed us that justice and hope of the zionistt ideals. a free life in a homeland regained. a secure life in a nation that can defend itself by itself. a full life in friendship with nations who can be counted on as allies. always. a bountiful life driven by simple pleasures of family and by big dreams. this was shimon perez's life. this is the state of israel. this is the story of the jewish people over the last century. it was made possible by a founding generation that counts shimon as one of its own. shimon once said the message of the jewish people to mankind is that faith and moral vision can triumph over all adversity. with shimon that moral vision was rooted in an honest reckoning of the world as it is. he said he felt surrounded by a sea of thick and threatening forest. when his family got the chance to go to palestine, his beloved grandfather's parting words were simple, "shimon, stay a jew." propelled with that faith he found his home. he found his purpose. he foun

it has been written if music were religion that memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio, its most sacred shrine. and you are here with margo price. ♪ the future ain't what it used to be ♪ ♪ let's go back to tennessee ♪ mountain high and valley low.. ♪ - i'm margo price. we're at sun studio in memphis, tennessee. i'm joined by jeremy ivey on bass, luke schneider on pedal steel, dillon napier on the drums, and jamie davis on lead guitar. i was born and raised in a very humble town. it's called aledo, illinois. but i've been in nashville 12 - 13 years now. and so, i call that home.

it has been written if music were religion that memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio, its most sacrede here with reverend john wilkins. - i'm reverend john wilkins, glad to be here at sun studio on this afternoon. me and my band and my three daughters, tangela, alfreda and tiwana. from memphis, tennessee. born and bred here out there by the airport when it wasn't too many airplanes back in 1943. [laughter]