embassy in jerusalem israel. [applause] >> i also come with a message from secretary pompeo who sends his best wishes. it made a great deal to him that he was able to visit israel on his first trip overseas, and he regrets that he is unable to be here with us today in person. the secretary asked me to convey on his behalf the great pride that he feels, a pride that i share, on this historic day for our two countries. as president trump said in december, moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem is first, recognition of reality, reality many, many years in the making. jerusalem is indisputably the capital of israel, a capital chosen by a sovereign nation as the seat of its government. but moving the u.s. embassy on a broader scale it is also step towards advancing peace in this city, and the broader region, and throughout the world. the streets of jerusalem with its many temples, mosques and churches point to its place in history. but in jerusalem we can also see a glimmer of the future filled with hope, the hope for g

jerusalem is the city of god. jerusalem is the heartbeat of israel.alem is where abraham placed his son on the altar of the temple mount and became the father of many nations. jerusalem is where jeremiah and isaiah penned principles of righteousness the became the moral foundations of western civilization. jerusalem is where messiah will come and establish a kingdom that will never end. we thank you lord for president donald trump's courage in acknowledgingin to the world a truth established 3000 years ago that jerusalem is and always shall be the eternal capital of the jewish people. because of that courage of our president, we gather here today to consecrate the ground upon which the united states embassy will stand. reminding the dictators of the world that america and israel are forever united. we thank you for our ambassador david friedman and pray your anointing upon him as he opens the doors of the u.s. embassy to receive the nations of the world. let the word go forth from jerusalem today that israel lives. shout it from the house tops that is

tensions are running high as israel marks jerusalem day which commemorates israel taking control of jerusalem's old city in the one nine hundred sixty seven war scuffles broke out after israeli police allowed jewish visitors to access the temple mount officers attempted to separate jewish and muslim men in jerusalem's old city temple mount. in arabic is one of the holiest sites in both judaism and islam. the scuffles come just a day before the united states prepares to move its embassy to jerusalem the controversial decision has drawn criticism from both palestinians and america's international partners. well our correspondent my schwager is in jerusalem and she joins us now for more so my and we do know that jerusalem day is usually a day of tension in the city and this year especially so as it's coming just a day before the opening of the u.s. embassy we understand you've seen number of protests today what more can you tell us you know as you said tensions are high in jerusalem and this is a city that's very used to high tensions we've seen at least one incident where police were scuffling on

embassy of course should be in jerusalem because jerusalem is the capital of israel actually sly and of service say that the defacto recognition by the u.s. would have long term consequences jerusalem today is more divided more binational less sustainable and more contested than ever before and nothing has changed about this move is a hollow gesture on the other hand it indicates a collapse of the united states stewardship over political processes and tells the palestinians in the arab world abandon hope you're about to lose jerusalem on the other side of town in east jerusalem palestinians are following the move closely they want this part of the city to be their capital in the future independent state many years say that u.s. president is giving away something that is not. it's to give to move the u.s. embassy whatever they do post remain our opinion defend this land be a present and it's our greatest right to live in this house and the next behavior of the embassy to jerusalem only want things that shows completely that americans are. not. rights for many palestinians the u.s. has

the plane reality that israel's capital is jerusalem. 2016, the united states, officially recognize jerusalem is a true capital of israel. today, we follow through on this recognition and open our embassy in a historic and sacred land of jerusalem and we are opening it many years ahead of schedule. as i've said in december, our greatest hope is for peace. the united states remains fully committed to facilitating a lasting peace agreement and we continue to support the status quo is true some holy sites mount, alsoemple known as from all shary. is aentire nation testament to the unbreakable spirit of the jewish people. the divided states will always be a great friend of israel and a great partner in the cause of freedom and peace. we wish ambassador freeman good luck as he takes up his office and his beautiful jerusalem embassy and we extend a hand in friendship to israel, the palestinians, and to all of their neighbors. may there be peace. may god bless this embassy. may god bless all who serve their. may god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> is now my gr

east jerusalem don't go to west jerusalem the people from worcester some don't call. mohammed lives in the shoe effect refugee camp in eastern jerusalem which is behind the security will. traces of a demonstration against israeli soldiers the day before can still be seen. israel controls the entrance and exit to the camp while the rest of it is mainly under united nations administration. crucially. berber place for children stubble you have kids children singing about killing people. about. committing suicide for. for your homeland. i don't see the point i understood that i want to live for my home to build it not to die for it's a long process it doesn't change does not happen to me. you don't have to ask anyone here about the usa most palestinians have lost faith in america as a mediator in the middle east conflict especially in the wake of trump's decision. but mama grabby assertion of one thing he is sick and tired of all the violence too much violence and some ten days. three kids from the refugio got killed by the soldiers and there. i had a very very strong per

embassy to open in jerusalem. trump confirming his summit with north korea's kim jong-un for june 12 in singapore. here is reaction such open in jerusalem. there is lindsey graham who is leading the congressional delegation. thank you for being here. i'm not can ask you what a great thing this is because i know you're a big supporter of the creation of the embassy in jerusalem. my question to you can is what signal does this send to iran and after that, russia and the north korea. >> when it comes to the united states and israel we are rejecting the obama model of tepid support. you have israel's back. if you have a problem with jerusalem being the capital of israel, take it up with god. he's telling iran, we have israel's back. he's telling north korea that i'm going to be different than the presidents before me. when i say gonna do something, i mean it. i said i was going to withdraw from the iranian bill and he did. and rocket man, i want you to be successful but if you we don't have an agreement you're going t

the status of jerusalem and its future. the palestinians want east jerusalem as its capital.the border of east and west jerusalem. none of the borders in jerusalem have been established. that is still open for negotiation. so essentially what does today change, if anything, michael? >> the issues you're talking about doesn't change anything. it's a recognition of a longstanding reality, the major buildings and operations of the israeli government are in jerusalem. for the long time the united states denied that or at least held the polite fiction we were agnostic whether the capital was in jerusalem. the reason goes back to the mid 90s when the law was passed in 1995. i don't want to be too critical of people making decisions in the mid 90s. you were coming out of oslo and the handshake between arafat and rabin. it looked like a deal was possible. the clinton administration made the case. let's not do the official recognition now. it might mess up our chances of getting a deal. you know, then we had all the terrible terrorist attacks in the early 2000s. it's clear maintaining

the real problem in jerusalem is a stronger order later. contribute taken over by their say this vast coalition moving over and their presence that those who choose to live here i'm not the poli nice people we see in the restaurants and the cafes in which they stay on their mats the rest of the papers who come here to make programs. and this is the. basis. for god's sake. this leads to more confrontation it makes it more difficult for people to plan to live as normal life. i've seen one of the last generations that see had a circus have a back it's become more and more more fun for us to survive. but what. i would love to hear but i'm sure it's very difficult for her to. come on who is accompanying the to a group a few hundred metres away in the christian course of the old city sees things wrong to differentiate. a lot of things in our day to day lives are actually going well so here we are on a street where we see phil graham's going to the church of the holy supple and i'm standing here is a jew next to a muslim urchins over there and we

the real problem in jerusalem is true ordinator. conservative going over by their say this vast coalition moving over and their presence that those who choose to live here i'm of the polite nice people we see in the restaurants and the cafes and with the first day on their mats the rest of our papers to come here to my province. and that person. is this so. forth because they feel this needs more confrontation it makes it more difficult for people to continue with a normal life. i feel one of the last generations that see i had a. have a black it's become more and more more fun for us because of my. ability but what. i would love to hear but i'm sure it is very difficult for her to. come on who is accompanying a to a group a few hundred metres away in the christian cool shot the old city sees things differently. a lot of things in our day to day lives are actually going well so here we are on a street where we see pilgrims going to the church of the holy supple and i'm standing here is a choose next to muslim urchins over there and

embassy in jerusalem. of course, and of course, the ongoing rallies of the-- in the occupied west bank jerusalem and also in gaza strip. >> thank you very much for that. she had her guests talking about occupied ramallah. let's see what is going on there in jerusalem. jerusal jerusalem-- yes, this is where protests are taking place because of the move by the u.s. to open up its embassy of which there are some-- there's obviously an unveiling that's happening there, but you have palestinians that have come out in protest and security forces that are cracking down on them. so, you're having what is the march of return protest happening on the border between gaza and israel and now the unveil of the u.s. embassy. let's take a listen to what is said here for a minute. [crowd yelling] [yellin [yelling] [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] >> okay. so we get an idea, it's obviously running very high and you can see the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu very happy and proud that the u.s. mad

embassy in jerusalem. from tel aviv that was david friedman the u.s. ambassador to israel speaking there this was a campaign promise from donald trump but that he followed through on and we did see his daughter ivanka trump trump and her husband question on hand as well as the deputy secretary of state and the secretary of the treasury all joining israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had of the ceremony netanyahu saying this move will bring peace to the region critics able to the opposite of only inflame tensions. and now we have our correspondents covering this story for us to remind you of china was honest with us here in the studio.

look jesus live jerusalem was a capital of. seventy years. tourism was capital of israel and now i don't say only make it a capital of israel they have other ways. have to bring. to the negotiating table and try to make peace all right rafael they like man author historian journalist an expert on israel thank you so much for joining us on our program today thank you for your patience. all right let's move on now to some of the other stories making news around the world today catalonia parliament has elected a new regional president ending a six month long leadership vacuum kim tara is a pro independence politician who if you promise to work towards the catalan republic has referred to catalonia as ousted former leader. as the region's more legitimate leader. in iraq supporters of the nationalist shiite cleric assad who had been celebrating an early lead in the parliamentary election projections suggest he could be on course to win the pole it is a surprise comeback rossiter who had been sidelined by iran back rivals. iran's foreign minister m

embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. if you could tell us who has been killed -- medics and journalists are part of the death toll. as a being targeted -- are theyu being targeted? journalist -- at least eight journalists were shot today, including one in serious condition. i believe the number of fatalities is much higher. it is a hectic situation taking place. theyectic situation is -- are not giving the exact numbers of ecotality's. expect much higher than 42. >> they said the palestinians would try and break that barrier and go on to the proper some. -- buffer zone. are palestinians doing that? are they trying to break through? >> some protesters are trying to breach defenses. this is why we have the large number of fatalities today, not , but also other units that have entered that area. this is why we have a large number of deaths among the protesters. the number is likely to rise, gaza isthe fact struggling to cope with a large number of injuries. you had 12,000 people injured. even on the first day of the great m

quite a lot going on in jerusalem today let's start with jerusalem day it's usually a day of tension in the city can you explain to us what it is and why were there so many angry protests. so today is jerusalem day and it marks the day after the one nine hundred sixty seven war in this region when israel annexed east jerusalem what was supposed to be the capital of the future of palestine and has essentially held on to that area ever since then claiming that jerusalem is united and jerusalem belongs entirely to israel which is obviously a narrative the palestinian side very strongly disputes and has been one of the big sticking points in the ongoing peace negotiations but now today we as you said we saw scuffles on the temple mount at least once including just recently when police were caught punching someone in the head when there were clashes breaking out between the israelis the palestinians and the police that were at the dome of the rock there now earlier today i was following a group of actually left wing israeli peace activists who were walking through the old city handing out

embassy in jerusalem thank you. all right we want to bring you now some of the other stories making news around the world. catalonia is parliament has elected a new original president and then a six month long leadership vacuum cantorial is a pro independence politician who has promised to work towards a callahan republic he's referred to as callow and is ousted former leader as the region's legitimate leader but if you armenians new prime minister says he wants closer ties with moscow he called it has met with russian president vladimir putin thanking the country's traditional ally for what he called its even handed approach to his country's political crisis on took power in a week ago after weeks of protests led to the resignation of the country's longtime leader. iran's foreign minister mohammad zarif has met with his russian counterpart sergei lavrov as part of a diplomatic tour and saving the country's nuclear cocked serif received assurances from lab raaf that russia will respect the agreement despite the us i

president decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital broke with decades of u.s. policy and it put the country at odds with most of the international community today at the border with gaza palestinian protesters a protest against the move they turned deadly with at least fifty people killed by israeli troops the white house has blamed hamas which governs gaza for what he called intentionally cynically provoking the israeli response. the sky blackened with smoke on the bloodiest day on the gaza israel border for years. gaza's health ministry said children were among the dozens killed. because of. the actions of the army a brutal towards the palestinians towards children women and men young protesters have come here on protected they want to deliver a message to the outside world that they want to come back to our lands the lands of nine hundred forty eight. or so along the way all. the bloodshed followed six weeks of protests and comes a day before the naacp catastrophe when palestinians commemorate those who fled or were expelled from their homes in the one nine

consulate in jerusalem is becoming the u.s. embassy in jerusalem. for the nation of israel, the state of israel, this is a very big deal. this is a recognition of their long claim that all of jerusalem, east and west, are part of their -- what they call undisputed, undivided historic capital of israel. but of course it is disputed. there are now on the ground tens of thousands of palestinians. the latest estimates are 40,000 palestinians protesting in gaza. and as they approach the israeli border at multiple locations, israelis are responding with live fire and the death toll keeps changing but about 40 people or so have been killed so far. so now we are hearing the national anthem -- >> richard, we're just going to pause because they are singing the national anthem. ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ over the ramparts we watched ♪ were so gallantly streaming ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ tha

has essentially held on to that area ever since then claiming that jerusalem is united and jerusalem belongs entirely to israel which is obviously a narrative the palestinian side very strongly disputes and has been one of the big sticking points in the ongoing peace negotiations that now today we as you said we saw scuffles on the temple mount at least once including just recently when police were caught punching someone in the head when there were clashes breaking out between the israelis the palestinians and the police that were at the dome of the rock there now earlier today i was following a group of actually left wing israeli peace activists who were walking through the old city handing out flowers and holding signs in the shape of hearts saying we love you in various languages and i got a very mixed reaction from the palestinians in the area who some of them very much accepted the flowers and were appreciative and many of them tore up the flowers or threw them on the ground and said that this is not at all helping their case now so jerusalem day is always been very much attend

move its embassy to jerusalem today but the u.s. has also announced they are pulling out of the iran deal and the iran does one of these things that netanyahu has been trying to show is a poison or get cancelled as trump would say sends really the beginning and we also know that israel has said that they struck some iranian targets in syria so there is definitely this fear of an escalation possibly between iran and israel and again let's you know basically feels like he has a free pass from trump at this point there was also some controversy surrounding the evangelical pastor robert jeffress who led a prayer at today's ceremony no earlier today mitt romney the former u.s. presidential candidate and a devout mormon tweeted this he said robert jeffries says that you can't be saved by being a jew and mormonism is a heresy from the pit of hell he said the same about is law such a religious bigot should not be giving the prayer that opens the united states embassy in jerusalem now there's a strong words there while he is not alone in his

president's decision to move the american embassy to jerusalem. for israel it's been clear for a long time that jerusalem is its real capital on this and started. swiss born came to israel ten years ago and became an israeli citizen five years later. he wanted to become more intensely involved with his jewish religion. he studied hebrew and became a tour guide. at the. smaller lives close to the government district in the western part of the city but. after he got married his wife in france moved here from another part of israel to be with him. this small apartment is full of there waiting for a chance. that you're making plans for their anniversary. but no one in israel can completely escape into private life politics is everywhere . succumbs can see the israeli parliament building from their kitchen window. into a common one distinction you can see the knesset behind me and there's the supreme court over there in the. decision or the decision by the european countries on whether jerusalem is the capital or not make much of a difference to see th

opening of the embassy in jerusalem. protests resumed today. 60 people were killed yesterday and thousands more injured. press tv is iran's english news channel and aired its coverage of the protests in gaza. his is 40 minutes. >> special coverage of the controversial opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem and the anti-israel and anti-. the white house delegation and israeli seeks to gather for the inauguration this afternoon, clashes erupted between the protestors at the border between gaza strip and israel and occupied west bank and palestinian were killed in the order between gaza and israel. the u.s. president trump recognized the city of jerusalem as israel's capital. the move also comes a day earlier as a catastrophe. palestinians were forced to leave their home in 1948 which resulted in enslavement of tens of thousands of palestinians. let me introduce our guests for this afternoon's show for joining us us in the studio. political observer and protestor from the university. and leading member of the palestinian

jerusalem rabbis and preachers praised the u.s. president for keeping his work outside angry palestinians collided with israeli soldiers dozens of civilians are now dead and us president trump well he couldn't make it today but he did send a message that this is how things are supposed to be i'm burned off in berlin this is the day. water glorious remember this moment. we welcome you officially and for the first time. to the embassy of the united states here in jerusalem the capital of israel. the united states remains fully committed to facilitating a lasting peace agreement. that no one. without president trumps determination resolve courage we would not be here today because it would have been to the region of the state that it was jerusalem the eternal heart of the jewish people we applaud and thank the united states of america and president donald trump. mason explosive it could be my second or. may there be peace may god bless their severus he. also coming up on the day islamic terror strikes indonesia the attackers families

officially opening its embassy in jerusalem. i'm becky anderson in jerusalem where we have special coverage for you today. >> and i'm george howell live in atlanta. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. other stories we're following this hour here on cnn. >>> the roar of lava spewing into the air on hawaii's big island. new fissures opened up, posing a new threat and causing new evacuations. >>> plus this is the week prince harry and meghan markle tie the knot. we'll take you live to windsor to see how people are marking the occasion with a beer. >>> we are just a few hours away from what is an historic event here in jerusalem. for the first time since the country's founding, the u.s. embassy will be located here. u.s. president donald trump making that decision late last year to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and move the embassy from tel aviv. a high level u.s. delegation is now in town including the treasury secretary steve mnuchin and ivanka trump and jared kushner. mr. trump will ap

in tel aviv or jerusalem what a decision the united states can make but as a matter of fact jerusalem is functioning already as a capital for many years a new ambassador comes to israel where does he present his credentials in tel aviv or in jerusalem in jerusalem where all the offices of all the ministries located in jerusalem is only a question of reality catching up rather than anything that ambassador rebuilding respect israel has long claimed that it's secure just situation is a special case specifically because of a long running conflict so let's not treat that the issue of jerusalem in the same way you would trade you know where those states place that capitals and by the way on the or russia argument i can tell you that the russians trays that historic routes to key of but i'm sure it's a real would not endorse russia deciding to you know take hold of that city what do you well you know you have now a country called ukraine and it has a capital in kiev and you know we're not making recommendations that countries invade their neighbors and take over their capitals so no but jer

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embassy moved to jerusalem officially but the u.s. also announced that they are pulling out of the iran deal this is something the netanyahu had been campaigning for for really years now really even the end of the obama administration he was saying this was a bad deal and that the u.s. should pull out of it and now they have we've also seen israel strike as they say several iranian targets in syria so it does look like this escalation is perhaps coming to the fears of many people who are watching the situation and if you're nuts and now you are seeing these moves by donald trump and there is no doubt in your mind that the u.s. is now one hundred percent on your side no matter what you choose to do going forward all right maya schrader reporting from outside the newly inaugurated u.s. embassy in jerusalem thank you mayor for your continued coverage. and earlier i spoke to political analyst on time are abu sat down in gaza and i asked him how palestinians have been responding to the move. to be honest with you the palestinians have deci

embassy in jerusalem.housands have amassed on the border and the biggest demonstration and over a six weeks long campaign. many have reached the border france -- border fence. the israeli military has vowed to prevent this. gathering early on and in great numbers than what we saw at the end of last week. clashes with israeli soldiers on the other side of the barbed wire barrierer. israeli forces responding with gunshots and your guests. we have also -- and teargas. we've also see protesters making their way up the barbed wire barrier. on the palestinian side, given the fact that this protest has ad and flow in the last few weeks, the moving of the u.s. embassy to jerusalem -- it is all about turnout and how the crowds will behave. hamas saying it would not oppose people trying to break through the barrier. it was time to make donald trump's plan fail. on the israeli side, they have increased troop presence on the other side. their response -- there is criticism that their response has not been proportionat

embassies moved to jerusalem is one that u.s. presidents longer avoided until donald trump made it a campaign promise well today he made good on that promise donald trump the man who worships the art of the deal was praised today by men of the word an orthodox rabbi and even joe a christian preacher both referred to draw as a man carrying out the will of god and for some christians biblical prophecy of the end times being fulfilled in real time a political move a leap of faith for some all of it triggered by the president who today with al the video message would have been a no show. under sever six twenty seventeen at my direction the united states finally and officially recognized your islam as the true capital of israel today we followed through on this recognition and opened our embassy in the historic and sacred land of jerusalem and we're opening it many many years ahead of schedule as i said in december our greatest hope is for peace my friends this is a great day for israel it's a great day for america it's a great day fo

embassy in jerusalem.rom president trump in just a few moments. in the meantime joining me now is republican congressman of florida, member of the house foreign affairs committee. it is nice to have you here on a day that i know you have been supportive of the move to move the embassy. something congress passed as law back in 1995 but every president subsequently has gnaw made the move. the president did decide to do it. the critics argue by the united states and the president tweeted this is a great day for israel in moving the embassy to jerusalem. it takes the u.s. off the table as an honest broker, as a neutral broker in the peace process trying to get to a peace resolution, trying to get to a two state solution. do they have a point? >> i would like to make three quick points if i might. first of all, it's nice to see someone do what they said they would do. in my line of work not many people seem to do that. i don't believe in cowardly terrorists. i lived through the violence that insured after the f

embassy in jerusalem.he white house is blaming hamas for intentionally provoking the israeli response. the dedication of the u.s. embassy went ahead despite protests. a ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner led the delegation. israel's prime minister called it a glorious day. also, a wave of deadly bombings leaves indonesia relaying as entire families including children carry out suicide attacks. the latest target, police headquarters. it comes a day after another family attacked churches there. i am brent goff. for some, it has been a day of joy. for others, a day of death. the u.s. officially opened its embassy in jerusalem, and move celebrated by israelis, condemned by palestinians. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital broke with decades of u.s. policy and put the country at odds with most of the international committee. at the border with gaza, palestinian protests against the move turned deadly with at least 52 people killed by israeli troops. the white hou

embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem? >> jerusalem is not his house.e is that the one who makes .he decision if he is the real president, mr. trump, he should make peace. peace between two people. amy: when you see what is happening in gaza right now, the nonviolent protests on the border with israel come the latest count we have is 50 israeli --israeli military has killed 50 palestinians. >> assent said to the people of gaza, you're the most brave people ever and you are defending your life. and don't worry if you die, you go to god. paradise and keep fighting and keep struggling, but with peace. demonstration. don't kill. if they kill you, you go to god. if you stay alive, maybe very gaza will win. and a coat that is mahmoud salah speaking to us from chicago. he is 86 years old. he was forced out of his village with his family and his ago, a nakbayears survivor. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. ,ur guest is tareq baconi author of the book "hamas contained: the rise & pacification

officially opening its embassy in jerusalem.'m becky anderson in jerusalem where we have special coverage for you. >>> and i'm george howell live in atlanta. welcome to our viewer here is in the united states and around the world. other stories we're following for you this hour. that the roar of lava spewing into the air on hawaii's big island. a new fissure has opened up, posing a new threat and causing new evacuations. >>> plus this is the week prince harry and meghan markle will tie the knot. we take you live to windsor to see how people are marking the occasion. >> yes. >> with a beer. >>> it is 9:00 a.m. here in jerusalem where a new era is set to begin in just a few hours. the u.s. will open the doors on its new embassy here, relocated from tel aviv. now u.s. president donald trump announced the move last year, officially recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital. his daughter ivanka and son-in-law jared kushner will join israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the opening. mr. trump will appear in a prerecorded mess

live from jerusalem. with "outnumbered overtime." the time difference is serve hours but right on time for covering other major news today. we will get back to the u.s. embassy opening in a bit. actually, thursday marks one-year since the appointment of special counsel robert mueller in the russia investigation. it has been a year. the trump legal team is expected to point that out. and that so far there has been no proof of collusion with moscow and the election. and that the probe has gone far beyond the scope of the original intent. bring in the judge, andrew napolitano. fox news senior judicial analyst. i would love to have you right alongside but great to have you in new york with me now, judge. talk to me about the one-year anniversary of sorts coming up. what should be the expectations at this point? >> you know, it's hard to say, harris. normally when there is a criminal investigation, it's done in secret. so that if a person is exonerated or otherwise not charged, there is no embarrassment, there is no stigma may were probab

francis of all the ministries located in jerusalem it's only a question of reality catching up rather than anything that ambassador rebuilding respect israel has long claimed that it's secured just situation is a special case specifically because of a long running conflict so let's not tree of the issue of jerusalem in the same way you were treated you know where obvious states place that capitals and by the way on the or russia argument i can tell you that the russians trey's that historic routes to key of but i'm sure it's a real would not endorse russia deciding to you know take hold of that city would you well you know you have now a country called ukraine and it has a capital in kiev and you know we're not making recommendations that countries invade their neighbors and take over their capitals so no but jerusalem has always been our capital and the united nations failed in trying to produce an international solution to jerusalem back in one nine hundred forty seven and one nine hundred forty eight you might remember that in the first arab israeli war we were invaded holy sites w

of jerusalem's old city. discuss this further we're joined by duvalier correspondent who is in jerusalem covering the story for us while come jerusalem day is not without tension to begin with in the city but this year especially there is further strain with the u.s. that to move its embassy tomorrow you've witnessed several protests today what's been happening there. as you said yourself it's a day of high tension and this is a city that's used to high tensions but things are especially heightened right now as we saw there was some at least one scuffle at the temple mount earlier today where police unfortunately punched a man in the head during clashes between police israelis and palestinians up there i myself was following today a group of the left wing israeli peace activists who were marching through the old city handing out flowers and holding heart shaped signs that say we love you in various languages in the palestinian reaction that was fairly mixed some people were very accepting of the flowers very

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embassy opening in jerusalem. israeli soldiers are currently firing live ammunition into the crowd of tens of thousands of palestinian protesters who gathered in gaza or the heavily fortified border with israel. we will get an update from gaza with sharif abdel kouddous. then we look at the new poor people's campaign launched by reverend dr. william barber and reverend dr. liz theoharis. 23 states have passed for the registration laws. we are hundred 40 million poor and working poor in this country, 62 million working poor people, 14 million children, and we lock people up who fight for $15 while we let corporate crooks go every day. nothing would be more tragic than for us to turn back now. amy: today kicks off with a massive nonviolent direct action in washington, d.c., and states around the country. onrting with the focus children, women, and people with disabilities who live in poverty. the economist and former greek finance minister yanis varoufakis joins us on his new book "talking to my daughter about the e

i think this is a group of people coming to the center of jerusalem. particularly this coming right where. that's just by liberates just. keeping up the occupation and. coming out to the forefront of the embassy right. and mr i want to join to say right now we are only. going to start to show you know the. sharks scored. zero. yesterday scuffles also broke out at the temple mount in jerusalem between palestinian and israeli worshippers there was actually an attempt by some israelis to mount the israeli flag and one israeli has been arrested what we're hearing now from him us is that as many as two hundred thousand palestinians will turn out to protest throughout the course of the day so of course that was why the expectation that they could be clashes the israeli army has issued a somewhat over the top video trying to justify what many have called its outrageous response is really destroyed. and whole innocent men women and children. this is not the video that anyone wants to see this week the israel defense forces will do everything to protect the civ

can jerusalem be for both palestinians and jews? >> no.erusalem just for palestinian people. >> glor: only palestinians? >> just for palestinian people. onis is our history. t glor: mustapha barghouti is a 64-year-old doctor and a long- time member of the palestinian parliament. you think the two-state solution is dead? >> the two-state solution is in serious trouble. >> glor: serious trouble? >> yeah, it can die. >> glor: the march here began as planned. it was one of several across the west bank today. they're coming down all the s reets into the main square. tom there they move to one of the refugee camps and from there go to a crossing into israel seat is often where you see the flash points where violence can happen. ( explosions ) we're at one of the flash points right now situated in the -- you hear tear gas being fired right ghw. we're going to put our masks on. (gunfire) ( explosions ) these girls used their hands and hijabs to try to keep the tear gas off them. one was rescued by a volunteer team and rushed off to be treated. pal

embassy to jerusalem. meanwhile an emergency un security council session over the deadly violence is a way this is what's happening right now in new york with the u.s. . embassy move the plane to europe to save. the u.s. british french german diplomats talk shortly with fear really in the foreign minister. also.