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. after sometime of working together with jamal i said let's do this in california. you only have to choose in that neighborhood what kind of latte you want in the morning. >> when i go there i'm always eager to go to my people, to my neighborhood. i want to have the least interaction with theisraelis as possible. >> many israelis don't want to know about palestinian they don't want to reach out. they don't want to cross into streets and neighborhoods where the lestinians live because of a mixture of stereotype

recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. palestinian leaders also claim the holy city, and they warn that the embassy switch would be an act of war. seth doane is there. >> it's very important, very important. >> reporter: jerusalem's mayor nir barkat showed us what he would like to see. >> that could easily become the embassy. all you need to do is change the plaque. >> reporter: barkat knows it's not that easy but sees the move as cementing israel's long standing claim on jerusalem. but the palestinians also claim the city as their capital and fear the move would spark violence. >> this is an earthquake. this is not just moving an embassy, it's an earthquake. >> reporter: senior palestinian adviser husam zomlot said moving the u.s. embassy would greatly reduce the chances for peace. >> moving the embassy to jerusalem is taking away a great deal of hope toward the future. moving the embassy, the u.s. embassy, dismantling the foundation of the peace process will definitely open the gates for those who want to see violence. >

this is the mayor of jerusalem. he tweeted out the message this evening from potus sends a clear message to the entire world that the u.s. recognizes jerusalem as the capital of israel. we will assist the administration in the smooth and quick transfer of the embassy. now there has been strong reaction on the other side. we heard from palestinian and king abdullah of jordan. they are resisting this move. the king has said that he would work with regional partners as well as international partners to try to block this. this is something that both the palestinians and the arab world sees as something to be discussed during negotiations. not something that is a unilateral move. we also heard from the palestinians secretary general of the plo saying that they won't revoke the recognition of israel as well as revoke all agreements if this move goes forward. it'd be moving into contested territory. we'll get into that more in a moment. we know that president trump invited prime minister netanyahu to the white house pretty

as of 2006, none are in jerusalem. since the 1967 war, israel has administrated the city. >> we want peace but if you will bring the american embassy to jerusalem, we will have no peace here. >> palestinians argue the u.s. embassy in jerusalem would legitimize israeli control over the city and stripped the united states of its ability to restart and broker peace negotiations between israelis and palestinians. >> moving the embassy to any place will be a step ahead of anything that may happen in the future and will damage the peace process. sticker the administration refused to commit to the move as it says officials and president trump are in the early stages of their decision-making. >> he wants to grow closer with israel to make sure he gets the full respect -- it gets the full respect it deserves in the middle east. >> after years of failed negotiations, terrorist attacks, and war it is time the united states fulfill the policy requiring the u.s. embassy to israel in jerusalem. >> the united states of america has em

embassy here to jerusalem. a few presidents have pledged to follow through, but so far each one has deferred the move. both bill clinton and george w. bush promised to move the embassy during their campaigns before backing away. mr. trump's comments have already sparked protests. if he follows through, palestinian firms said they'll withdraw their recognition of israel. palestinians say jerusalem is their capitol, too. the city contains some of the most important pilgrimage sites in christianity and islam. >> my message to president trump is please don't do it. because it's not going to have nice consequences on the political track. >> reporter: but israelis say jerusalem has been the jewish capital for thousands of years and fear of violence won't change that. >> it is a symbol to follow up with the reality that we live in and it's aligned with our history. for me, it's just do what we need to do. >> reporter: moving the embassy could set peace talks back decades. many fear it would inflame a volatile situatio

we have the mayor of jerusalem tweeting out potus announcement sends a message that jerusalem is the we are hear to help bring the u.s. embassy home. a lot of enthusiasm here in israel and jerusalem. pump the brakes. we are hearing from the white house press secretary saying they are in the beginning stages of discussing the subject and the palestinians very much against this. we heard earlier from the chief negotiator of the palestinians that if the move goes forward, they could revoke acknowledgment of israel and any deals they have. abbas was in jordan talking to king abdullah. he will rally regional and international support against the u.s. embassy here. he said it should be determined through negotiations. u.s. presidents in the past said they will move the embassy before. none has done it yet. we will see if president trump can do it. >> thank you, ian lee in jerusalem. >>> syrian peace talks under way in kazakhstan. without a u.s. delegation to participate. hammered out with russia and iran and turkey. the united states was invited to send a delegation, but declined due to th

it's from the mayor of jerusalem. he's hopining donaltrump will follow through on a controversial promise to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. both sides to discuss the two-state solution. the israeli government insists that jerusalem is the capital of the country. the international community does not approve since the palestinians also claim east jerusalem as their future capital. the u.s. and other countries currently have their embassies in tel aviv. in 1995 congress passed a law requiring the government to move the embassy but each president since then has signed a waiver to postpone it. it has been reported that this building which was formerly a hotel is a leading candidate for the relocation of the u.s. embassy. during the campaign, trump took a decidedly pro israel stance. >> we will move the american embassy to the eternal capital of the juish -- jewish pepeople jerusalem. this was put up by the owner of a construction company. >> i think trump is a man of his word. by moving the embassy, he's

no other country has its embassy in jerusalem due to conflicting claims on the city. on sunday israel approved hundreds of east jerusalem before president trump's phone call with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it's a move that's frustrated palestinians. the concern here is that that frustration and the anger could boil over once again. seth done, cbs news, jerusalem. >>> president trump invited israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the white house next month. benjamin netanyahu's office described their phone conversation yesterday as very warm. >>> we have some great news about former president george hw bush and former first lady barbara bush. mrs. bush was discharged where doctors were treating her for bronchitis. former president bush is expected to move from the hospital's icu unit where he's being treated for pneumonia. >>> a woman who went missing is being treated for hypothermia after she was found this morning. flames broke out after 2:00 a.m in a ho lewis dale road. officials say the unidentified woman was in the home when the fire broke out. they

embassy to jerusalem. but what would you see are the key sets of understandings on how the u.s. and israel with each other going forward? you pointed yourself to the relationship to the top is crucial. so if you could just say, like the size, you know, if iran sanctions, settlement. are there other areas say here are some of the principles i would like the u.s. and israel to establish early on, and we will be able to work to all the issues of fast but always certain principles you would like. itamar, i guess my question is you touched on this soon israel under the table relationship which is got to be one of the rights lots in the middle east right now -- sunni israel. there's no shortage of challenges and the like, and you mentioned the importance can use the word it would be welcome for the u.s. to play a greater role in the region and the u.s. should get closer to some of the sunni states which for some years maybe a little jarring that israel is advocating closer u.s.-arab relations. by a judge on the middle east has changed, that israel doesn't see itself anymore as a zero-

embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. still at the very beginning stages of being discussed. >> for right-wing authorities a new era started when donald trump entered the white house. trump said he would move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. the israeli government is waiting for the official announcement. we are at the very beginning stages of even discussing the subject. hopes toan leadership convince trump against this significant move. >> we hope he will not move the aviv tofrom tel jerusalem because jerusalem is one united city, even though that is wrong and illegal. moving the embassy will be a step in the wrong direction. >> all embassies are located until a peaceful resolution is reached. hoping that a relocation of the u.s. embassy would set a precedent. israeli authorities and current settlement -- encourage settlement construction, giving new authorizations for the building of 500 66 new homes on sunday. coalition partners are pushing for a plan to enact a major settlement east of jerusalem. says suc

embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. that is getting a mixed reaction in the middle east.eth doane is there. >> reporter: while there is no policy shift yet, israelis we spoke to are eager to take advantage of president trump's pro-israel statements. just the suggestion of moving the u.s. embassy has folks talking this morning at the israeli market in jerusalem. >> this is the right thing to do. this is the moral thing to do. >> reporter: moral? >> yes. >> reporter: why is this a moral issue? >> because, you know, the jewish people, okay, has a very long connection with the city of jerusalem. >> reporter: jerusalem, home to some of the holiest sites for jews, muslims and christians, is also claimed by palestinians as their capital. and they say shifting the u.s. embassy would show the u.s. siding with israel. it sparks disagreement even at the same coffee table. >> it's a bad idea to move the embassy to jerusalem. >> reporter: a bad idea? >> a bad idea, yes. >> reporter: why? >> because we don't need the world war iii. >> reporter: on a windy roof top in ramallah, we met a

embassy here to jerusalem. a few presidents have pledged to follow through, but so far each one has deferred the move. both bill clinton and george w. bush promised to move the embassy during their campaigns before backing away. mr. trump's comments have already sparked protests. if he follows through, palestinian officials have said they will withdraw their recognition of israel. palestinians say jerusalem is their capital too. the city contains some of the most important pilgrimage sites in christianity and islam. >> my message is please don't do it because it's not going to have nice consequences on the political track. >> reporter: but israelis say jerusalem has been the of violence won't change that. >> it is a symbol to follow up with the reality that we live in, and it's in line with our history. so for me, it's just do what we need to do. >> reporter: moving the embassy could set peace talks back decades. many fear it would inflame an already volatile situation. matt bradley, nbc news, jerusalem. >>> mi

recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital.estinian leaders also claim the holy city, and they warn that the embassy switch would be an act of war. seth doane is there. >> it's very important, very important. >> reporter: jerusalem's mayor nir barkat showed us what he would like the see. >> that could easily become the embassy. all you need to do is change the plaque. >> reporter: barkat knows it's not that easy but sees the move as cementing israel's long standing claim on jerusalem. but the palestinians also claim the city as their capital and fear move would spark silence. >> this is not just moving an embassy. >> reporter: senior palestinian adviser husam zomlot said moving the u.s. embassy would greatly reduce the chances for peace. >> moving the embassy to jerusalem is taking away a great deal of hope toward the future. moving the embassy, the u.s. embassy, dismantling the foundation of the peace process will definitely open the gates for those who want to see peace. >> reporter: jerusalem touches a nerchl it's home to re

embassy to jerusalem. but what would you see rt sets of understandings on how the u.s.nd israel will deal with each other going forward? you pointed yourself to the relationship at the top as crucial. so if you could just say, like, iran sanctions, settlement, are there other areas you would say there are some of the principles i would like the u.s. and israel to establish early on? we won't be able to work through all the issue so fast, but at least certain principles that you would like. and itamar, i guess my question is, you touched on the sunni israel under the table relationship, which is got to be what other bright spot in the middle east right now. because they're so is no shortage of challenges and the like. and you mentioned the importance, used the word it would be welcome for viewers to play a greater greater role in the region and the u.s. should get closer to some of the sunni states, which are some years may be a little jarring that issue is advocating closer use arab relations. but it shows you how the middle east has changed. israel doesn't see itself a

. >>> we have some breaking news from jerusalem. israeli police say a truck rammed into a group of soldiers at a popular promenade. at least 15 people were injured, two critically. officials say the driver has been killed. we'll keep you updated as we get more information. >>> new developments in the investigation of the shooting rampage at the ft. lauderdale airport. the suspected gunman is now facing federal charges that could carry the death penalty. we're also hearing from the 26-year-old esteban santiago's brother. he's pointing blame at the fbi. nbc's kerry sanders is at the airport. kerry, what is the brother saying? >> reporter: well, it's interesting. the brother is talking about the fact that esteban santiago had actually gone into the fbi office in alaska to talk about the fact that he was hearing voices, and that those voices from the cia were telling him to watch isis videos. well, the authorities there, the fbi, decided to hand him over to the local police where he was then put into some mental health counseling. that'

tensions have mounted in jerusalem. seen as an affront to palestinians, who seek east jerusalem as i capital of future state. that attack happens not far from u.s. president donald trump plans to move the u.s. embassy. washington to recognize the capital city. the government of jordan and the palestinian president have warned of consequences. the palestinians want east jerusalem to be the capital of any state. we go to france 24. donald trump is not the first president to move the sea to jerusalem. trump says he really will do it. he says it is a priority. guest: he seems to be working on it. president, who today we find out wrote a letter to donald trump, complaining about what was a campaign promise and it appears to be a promise on behalf of the donald trump transition. we heard from his senior advisor it would be a big priority for the president elect donald trump. not necessarily new to a presidential candidate. those promises never did become reality. donald trump is considering changing the location of the u.s. e

a man rammed a truck this time in jerusalem. they're trying to figure out if he acted alone.e about to show you some footage of exactly what happened. i want toym warn you that it is very disturbing to see. right through a group of israelo soldiers. they plowed right through that group of people, an officer and three cadets all barely in their 20s died from this attack.ç >>> israeli police shot and killed the driver of the truck. prime minister said he may have been an isis supporter.zv cnn is following the story live for us in jerusalem this hour. warren, good to have you with us, this attack has been called terr@sm, what more do we know about the investigation. >> before we get to the investigation, let's talk about the funerals of these fourym soldiers, three females and one male all killed in this attack. it will be a day offing as these -- a day of mourning asç they lay to rest today. the attacker, the truck driver here was shot and killed at the scene and that is when the investigation began. police blocking off a neighborhood close toyewhere ths attack happened, wher

view jerusalem as an israeli city. that's why you have people in the state department and both cities frankly saying whoa before you do this you better think about it. >> can i say, i interviewed the israeli defense minister, liebermann about a whole number of topics and i asked him about this, he said it was not a priority for israel to have their embassy proved. i suspects it is a priority for proisrael in the united states and conservatives in israel. >> -- himself says priority of israel is dealing with the potential threat of iran. >> it's american political pressure on donald trump just like it was on other. >> others have promised it and taken it back. bill clinton i believe promised to move the embassy and ended up taking it back. >>> let me add one more issue that i think sort of got discussed. but the -- sean spicer was asked about whether in fact we would send more troops into iraq to take the oil, which is something that the president said orb implied, i would say, on saturday, by saying -- >> we may get an

, and we heard from the mayor of jerusalem, and he said potus announcements sends a clear message, jerusalem is israel i indivisible capital and we are here to bring the u.s. embassy home. very controversial, this move, this potential move of bringing the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. >> we know on this phone call today between president trumps and the prime minister, netanyahu, there was a big invitation for netanyahu to come to the white house next month. do we know if he will make the trip? >> definitely, poppy. this is something is that the talk of the town here in jerusalem, about prime minister netanyahu going over and talking to president trump. they have a wide range of issues they have to discuss. the war in neighboring syria, and the conflict between israelis and palestinians as well as the iran nuclear deal which netanyahu says is a bad deal and would like to see it changed. but this meeting between the two really is probably going to set out the future of what the path between -- the path forward for israel and the united states, what that relationship is going to look like, poppy.

our middle east correspondent yolande knell reports from jerusalem. jerusalem is meant to be a shared side—by—side, in two nations. that's how many see the two—state solution to the conflict. but today, israel controls most of the west bank and eastjerusalem which the palestinians want for their state. and over 600,000 israeli settlers live in these areas, captured in the 1967 war. the settlement‘s mary represent an influential settler organisation. —— mayor. we are going further away from the two—state solution. i think the palestinians were given an option to set the palestinian state and we know today for a fact that palestinian authorities are completely corrupt, completely bankrupt. but many in the international community say that settlement expansion is also what's undermining a two—state solution. the issue of the settlement, compromises were made in the past and unfortunately none of these attempts have brought peace up until now. but there are new international efforts to push for peace and a palestinian state to neighbour israel. it's all happening just before donald trump t

yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem.ains have invented a new extreme winter sport. horseboarding is like snowboarding, but with a four—legged feel. andy beatt reports. it gets pretty cold here in this region of russia, 15,000 kilometres east of moscow. winter brings a five—month freeze, and plenty of snow. but a lack of steep slopes has left the skiiers feeling a little flat. riding to the rescue of those with a need for speed, a stallion called vulcan. having tried to achieve the same effect with a car, a motorbike and a snowmobile, it was horsepower that fully opened up the area's forests and frozen lakes. translation: i want something new all the time. it's like a drug. when you try one thing, and then you want more and more. we can't find any nearby mountains bigger than here, and we can't change that. but we can change the pulling force. horseboarding pioneers insist four legs is far more fun than traditional skiing, but don't plan to commercialise their innovation just yet. as we reported earlier, us congressman jo

the talk of the town here in jerusalem is moving that u.s. embassy to jerusalem. in the newspaper today we have heading towards jerusalem, that's the headline here and in israel, it has the upcoming meeting of -- trump invites benjamin netanyahu for a meeting in february and here in the jerusalem post saying the trump administration of beginning stages of talks are moving the embassy. so that is really the focus, although that being said, there is strong resistance of the palestinians as well as the the other arab bleeders in the region >> we are getting a sense of what the new u.s. relationship is going to look like by this information. israelis authorities approved constructions of hundreds of these new houses in jerusalem. >> reporter: that's right, 566 to be exact. this is been a very controversial issue which will be some thing that we'll have to wait and see how the u.s. will react to that moving forward most likely after the meeting between trump and benjamin netanyahu in early february. we heard the un security council has called these settlements in the w

yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem.plosion aborted a mission in september. richard forrest reports. on a clear california morning, the spacex rocket company resumed flights, with its falcon 9 blasting into the blue sky. it was launched from the vandenberg air force base, carrying ten spacecraft for one of its main customers, iridium. it now has 70 planned missions, worth more than $70 billion, including for nasa, who will again use it to fly cargo to the international space station. falcon 9 performance is nominal, as we head down—range over the pacific ocean. just minutes after the launch, the first stage of the rocket landed successfully on a platform in the pacific, prompting huge applause at mission control. spacex founder and entrepreneur elon musk tweeted. .. and, an hour and 15 minutes after the launch, the mission was complete, with the iridium payload safely in orbit. it was also different last september, for one of its rockets exploded on a launchpad in florida. a falcon 9 was about to go through a routine eng

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embassy to jerusalem, what would you see are key sets of understandings on how u.s. and israel will deal with each other. you pointed to your relationship at top is crucial. besides iran sanctions, settlements, is there another area i would like principal to establish early on, at least certain principals you would like. you touched on sunni/israel underthe table relationship which is one of the bright spots in the middle east right now because there's no shortage of challenges and the like but you mentioned the importance, you used the word it would be welcome to the u.s. to play a greater role and u.s. get closer. for somehow israel would fit into that whether through formal arrangement or informal understandings: >> thank you, david. the meeting supposed to take place in february. hopeful it's going to be february 26th that's my birthday. i'm going to be 20th for the third time. 20 years old. the reason i want the prime minister not to come here before the 26th he supposed to be australia. it's first visit since israel was established it was respond several times.

jerusalem is meant to be a shared capitalfor jerusalem is meant to be a shared capital for israelis andations. that is how many seed the two state solution to the conflict. but today, israel controls most of the west bank and eastjerusalem, which the palestinians wanted their state. 0ver palestinians wanted their state. over 600,000 israeli settlers live in these areas, captured in the 1967 war. we are going further away from the two state solution. the palestinians were given a chance to set upa palestinians were given a chance to set up a palestinian state, but we know that they completely corrupt and bankrupt. that many in the international community said that settle m e nt international community said that settlement expansion is what is undermining a two state solution. you'll the issue of the settlements, compromises were made in the past but money this attempt brought peace until now. but there are new international efforts to push for peace and a palestinian state to neighbour israel. many israelis welcomed the idea because it recognises the united jerusalem as their capital. bu

will not no law that needs to be created president donald trump doesn't sign the waiver and we jerusalem,assador in where the law of this land says it is supposed to be. so many other things i want to about, as well, concealed carry, for example. second amendment issues. got a conce carry in iowa, i should be able to carry in the other state union. idiculous we to not have a national carry law. please don't talk about gun laws, the most strict city in united states has just murder rate that if it was in people die in 0 chicago fthat was afghanistan, we'd be saying, send thousands troops to put this right or be pulling everybody sxout bringing them home. we put up with this if there were this many murders in afanistan, ar n. one american city, we need to address the second amendment. things, i lots of don't know how much time we have. time left.tle you be nothing des moines, how soon before you hear talk of people visiting the state and showing interest for the white house? the : well, i think outside, two years, i think it will be way before that. months here in 12 to just feeling the wa

this is in jerusalem. police are already on the scene. israeli officials say this could be a possible terrorist attack. you can see where things are roped off, and there are bullet holes in the windshield of one of those cars, and that's the breaking news, ten people hurt in the vehicle attack there in jerusalem. >>> the man accused of killing five people in the ft. lauderdale airport friday will face federal charges, and that happens tomorrow. >> the death penalty is possible for each of those charges, and santiago confessed to planning the assault and the murder weapon allegedly used in the shooting taken away after he admitted to hearing voices and given back to him by police after he passed a mental evaluation, and his brother said he never should have been released from the hospital. >> translator: he himself went after them to ask for help, and they did nothing. how are you going to let somebody leave a psychological center after four days, after hearing voices. >> here's our cnn correspondent in anchorage. >> reporter: this is one

since 1967, more than 14,000 jerusalem. and the main purpose is to minimise the number of palestinians living injury for them and to ensure a jewish majority. recent opinion polls suggest most israelis and palestinians do still support the idea of two states but only by very narrow margins. on both sides, there are fears that chances for peace deal are fading. the american company spacex has managed to launch a rocket into space for the first time since another rocket exploded on its launch pad last autumn. the falcon nine rocket blasted off from california's vandenberg air force base on a mission to put ten communication satellites into orbit. last september another falcon nine exploded in florida in during a pre—flight test. now it's time for the weather. the wintry weather is on the way out for most of us because we have weather fronts topping their way and from the atlantic, bringing cloud and rain. the trouble is, it is bumping into some cold air across the north—east of scotland and england. with that, comes the risk

yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem.hejam. he captured the band at the height of their fame but lacked the confidence to do anything with the pictures. now, nearly four decades later, they're on the cover of a live album by the jam. john danks reports. the jam on top of the pops in november 1979. when mike searle went to see them play live in aylesbury that same month, he took along his russian—made zenit camera. it was an amazing gig. they were an amazing band to see live. paul weller used to leap around with his guitar. so what i really wanted to do was catch him jumping with his guitar, because that was his signature move. so i managed to get that. lacking confidence, mike didn't do anything with them. the pictures didn't see the light of day again until a few years ago. wanting to set up as a freelance photographer, mike dug them out, put them online and then he got a call. someone from universal music called me up and said, "we'd like your photos. we'd like to use them on a live album we're releasing from the same y

as israel's capital and palestinian want east jerusalem jerusalem as israel's capital and palestiniant the capital of their future state. at the moment, all foreign embassies are based in tel aviv for that reason. a look at some more top stories this hour. serbia's president has said he'd be willing to send troops to kosovo to protect ethnic serbs. it follows the suspension of a direct train service from serbia to kosovo after belgrade accused kosovan security forces of planning to block the route. the train was decorated with slogans proclaiming that kosovo was serbian. riot police in brazil have regained control of a jail in the northeastern state of rio grande do norte, which had been taken over by inmates. police say at least 30 prisoners have been killed, some beheaded, in clashes between rival gangs. it's the third riot in brazilian prisons just in the past month. anti—government protests have been taking place in bahrain, after the authorities executed three shiite activists. the men were executed after being convicted of killing three policemen in a bomb attack in 2014. it's s

our correspondent gave us this update from jerusalem.ll journalists that this was a palestinian man from a nearby neighbourhood in eastjerusalem but no more details have been given and there are some reporting restrictions in this case. what we know from the israeli medics who are at the scene is that there were four soldiers killed, all of them in their 20s, three young women and one young man. there is some graphic security camera footage we have now seen which shows this incident, the group of israeli soldiers on an educational tour had just got off the coach, standing in a parking area close to the spot known as the promenade. it has a good view, you can clearly see the old city of jerusalem. then a lorry ploughs at high speed into the grip. it even appears to turn around afterwards to try to drive at them once again and thatis try to drive at them once again and that is when we understand the palestinian driver, reported to be the palestinian driver was shot dead. we are expecting a statement from the israeli prime minister benjamin

embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. >> for more on this, let's go to our ian lee, who's in jerusalem. ian, previous u.s. presidents also proposed to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem only to change their minds once they were briefed on the ramifications of just such a move. how likely is it we will see the same thing happen this time around? but if we don't, how might the palestinians react? >> reporter: yeah, we've seen this before with other presidents as you said. but once the reality of the situation and the region hits, then they usually change their minds or adjust their positions. it is, though, the talk of the town right now. all the major israeli newspapers have it as their headline, talking about a potential move of the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. you also have the mayor of jerusalem saying in a tweet, potus announcement sends a clear message. jerusalem is israel's indivisible capital. we are here to help bring the u.s. embassy home. but we're also hearing from the white house press secretary, sean spicer, saying pump your brakes a bit. saying that they're only

jerusalem, as we'll know, is a hot issue at the centre of the palestinian issue.by palestinians, but it has kept sacrosanct this view that jerusalem is an issue to be settled eventually. if donald trump goes ahead and move the embassy up to jerusalem, that is a major change, which would have very unpredictable consequences. thanks very much. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may urges an end to division as she prepares to set out the government's plan for brexit. warnings of longer queues at passport control after brexit — unless there's an increase in border force staff. donald trump is criticised for comments about veteran civil rights campaignerjohn lewis. multi—billion pound plans to renovate the palace of westminster, including both houses of parliament, are to be subject to an inquiry by a committee of mps. the commons treasury committee will examine the cost and consider whether both mps and lords will have to move out while the work is being done. here's our political correspondent tom barton. the buildings of parliament are not in a good way. stonework i

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embassy here to jerusalem.pledged to follow through, but so far each one has deferred the move. both bill clinton and george w. bush promised to move the embassy during their campaigns before backing away. mr. trump's comments have sparked protest. if he follows through, palestinian officials will withdraw their recognition of israel. palestinians say jerusalem is their capital, too. the city contains some of the most important pilgrimage sites in christianity and islam. >> my message to president trump, please don't do it. because it is not going to have nice consequences on the political track. >> reporter: but israelis say jerusalem has been the capital for thousands of years and fear of violence won't change that. >> it is a symbol to follow-up with a reality that we live in and it's history. so for me, it's just do what we need to do. >> reporter: moving the embassy could set peace talks back decades. many fear it would enflame an already volatile situation. that's right, alex, trump and yet an ya hugh are

embassy for israel from tel aviv to jerusalem.alestinians living in jerusalem, claiming that it will "trevor.my trigger an explosion." here to debate, brooke brooke goldstein. david and brooke, glad to have both of you with us tonight. thank you for being here. brooke, let me start with you. what is your take on this? >> you know, my take is that there is a fundamental misunderstanding of the laws of cause and effect. moving an office to jerusalem is not is what is going to cost islamist violence. it is even the mom's preachingh and violence as a legitimate response to hurt feelings, preaching reestablishment of the caliphate and throwing the jews into the sea is the direct cause of arms. you know what else? cartoons of mohammed. the failure to mutilate the genitals of young females. the education of women and the western world. it also angers islamists. just like we don't appease islamist in those categories, we certainly do not appease islamists when it comes to directing the foreign policy of the united states. i think it is a

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embassy to jerusalem. that would be seen as an explosive move in the region. so far no word if he's going to follow through on that. >> that will take a while for sure. the reason it's so explosive is because that would probably do in the idea of the two state solution, the palestinians feel that jerusalem is partly theirs and if yo put the embassy there that sends a very strong message. >> presidential candidates promised to back away pretty quickly. no one knows what president trump will do. >> there have been reports in jerusalem that transition officials were scouting out locations. >> the question is when, how, where. >> next to the u.s. consulate in jerusalem. >> as we said, that would be something. no announcement of that on day one. and the president, we have been talking about what kind of actions he might take day one. he stuck to mostly ceremonial executive orders so far. he actually signaled that himself at times. that's when the real work begins. tomorrow the president suggested that he wanted to visit the cia but the director mike pompeo has not