we'll have more on a jean occupied east jerusalem. the breaking news is coming up. ah, the journey has begun. the faithful world camp is on its way to cattle. your travel package to day? hey there, good to see. let's go with your weather report beginning in pakistan. we've got a tropical cyclone spinning around the north sarabia and see that stumped a lot of rain in karachi. so over the past 48 hours a months worth of brain has fallen in that shield of rain is now pushing into baka stands baluchistan province, where we have dealt with flooding. as of late after india, we go and we've got this disturbance spinning around a bit, been gall. so that's whipping rain around entrepreneurs show dish or west bengal into central portions. and you know it's trouble when you see some of the yellows pop up on our map. certainly the risk of seen some flooding when you consider about a 100 to 200 millimeters of rain falling within a short period of time. the heat is still locked in across the yang see river valley. shanghai just said touch cooler at 39 degrees. and that tropical s

ah, the, the rockets have a reached to gosh, darn in jerusalem, or close to jerusalem. and, ah, we have seen a very violent raids yesterday night and to day morning in a d is a recent assault on a garza street, the ross aids. and so i was just calling to joel hallman, who is at these akim junction on the israel garza board. a 2 things happening over in jerusalem. one is at sirens, apparently a being heard. and also there are a visitors to the al axa mos compound which is causing controversy. again, i would am in about i'll fine. yeah, exactly. that obviously we're at the point here on the israeli garza border because of what's been happening over the 3 days. so this, a tension in jerusalem can only add to the complexity of what's going on here. as you mentioned, sirens going off in jerusalem. that's not something that's her commonly, which is why we're talking about it. usually that happens more in the border region, the cities and the towns around at the gaza strip and also into television. so the fact that those are being heard in jerusalem marks another point of tens

here today on jerusalem, as you said, it's a jewish holiday. many religious people are morning and today of morning and fasting. remembering at the destruction of the temple has become highly politicized as well, in a way, in recent years that some people are going up on the temple mount, which is the oxide compound known for muslims among them. also some national is the far right politician and that's seen as a publication by palestinian. so there is concern, you know, that this will also inflame for the detention so we're talking about inflame intentions. is there any possibility or any sense out there that things called calm down sooner rather than later? well, i think it's still true too early to say we are getting a lot of reports out of egypt. that's the traditional mediator, usually between israel, hamas and other militant, actually in this case, the islamic jihad, you know, that they're working together with cutoff. do you and other players pushing for a cease fire? a but so far there's no indication yet. you know, there's nothing tangi

they've been rating houses and occupied east jerusalem for the last hour or so. apparently there is c c, c, c, c, t b footage of one person firing a gun in the area. this happened at about 230 this morning. as you mentioned, 7, possibly 8 people. several of them seriously injured after a shooting and it's believe there were 2 shootings, one at a bus carrying jewish settlers near the western wall of the old city in jerusalem. another one i at some reports are saying pedestrians were of a hit as well as a car in a parking lot in that area. again, the details are very hazy, but witnesses are saying they heard gunshots screams and claims of a quote, terror attack, and people in the area began running. a bus driver says that several people were hit and fell to the ground. and a number of people have been taken to the hospital now they are were in an area called the western wall or the wailing wall in judaism, i initially. but perhaps the, the may have been there because visiting hours for non muslims begin later this morning for the aux a compound. but it's possible t

are him, is a senior, middle east analyst in west jerusalem. he says the attack fall is awake of high tension. as we heard from natasha. in israel garza and the occupied west bank, the atmosphere, it was through extension a o 43. shang the, for the palestinians of a 4th street for what happened in garza for them. it was that the see if the scene in the stomach jot that be because it is well made this success a successful operation in oh, there's a ceasefire but still eventually very high because the, the sunny kathy meant the release of policy and prisons, it prisoners and the i don't know if it's still that it's only speculation. we don't know if it's the ricky connected, but they atmosphere is all. then sion and forced to asian. donald trump is facing mounting pressure. following reports, his lawyer signed a statement back in june, confirming all classified material that the former president florida home had been returned to the government. that's according to the new york times. the statement would be at odds with this week. seizure of 11 fi

he is a resident of east jerusalem. there are media reports that he has a criminal background, but he was not on any kind of security watch list. again, there are also media reports that he acted alone and he is not tied to any armed groups, hamas, the group that trolls the guys's strengths as well as palestinian islamic jihad. another armed group are praising the attack, calling it a continuation of the palestinian resistance against the israeli occupation. the inner m prime minister is really interim prime minister. your la pete is praising the police for its swift action to find the suspect. it's worth noting that there is c, c, t, v, of the shooter, which no doubt help police find this suspect or ins. actually there for man, thanks very much deeper than natasha can name in occupied his gruesome officials of ground of flights. at cambra airport in australia's capital after a reports of gunshots, a man has been arrested in the f. what has been evacuated? there are reports of planes are waiting on the tarmac while auth

her name has the latest from occupied east jerusalem. this is really media is reporting as many as 8 people were injured in this shooting 2 of them seriously. one of them is a 35 year old woman who is pregnant. according to media reports, at least one person ambushed a bus as it arrived at the western wall in the old city on sunday morning. witnesses say that as people were boarding the bus and it was packed, they heard gunshots screams shouting and warnings that this was a terror attack. a bus driver tells is really media. he tried to pull away, but he was unable to do so because the wheelchair ramp had been lowered to accommodate a woman in a wheelchair and it blocked the door. busy preventing him from leaving police flooded the area cordoned off the area near the western wall. and since then have been reading several homes in a palestinian neighbourhood in occupied east jerusalem called still won a short time ago. there were alerts that 4 people have been arrested. 2 of them women and they might be possibly run related to the suspect.

and john, home and live for us and occupied east jerusalem. let's bring in algeria senior political analyst. now my, when bush shower, he joins this by sky, but from powers mom. and thanks so much for being on the program. as we've been hearing this, this almost feeling of anticipation that things could escalate quickly. why haven't we seen hamas get involved? yes, and willis. well, actually this depends on what happens the next day or 2. but they've heard earlier today from the israeli ahead of intelligence about the needs. what is. ready drop it up as it where because there's a sense that it's the biggest israeli air force continues to bombard. that's how much will have to get involved. and in that case, then we are talking about a wider war war. but if, as it's clean, these radio forces have accomplished as it where their mission by getting more meters arising, they've got district and they wrap it up or start winding it down. then we put an end to it and few days with israel probably taking credit for that in terms of allowing dejection to

they've formed checkpoints across jerusalem searching cars. and it closed off the western wall entrance in areas near the old city as they went on their man hunt. there is c c t, v footage of the shooter, that no doubt aided police in their search. but then at about 7 38 o'clock this morning, police say a 24 year old band walked into a local police station and turned himself in police. they, they have confiscated the gun that used. now there are media reports that this 24 year old man acted alone. that he is not tied to any groups armed groups that he has a criminal record, but was not on any kind of a security watch list. all that we've heard so far from the police though, is that this 24 year old man is a resident of east jerusalem and natasha briefly if you would. what about the context of this say, given the recent tensions we've been seeing well regarding the contacts, the shooting happened a week after egypt negotiated a ceasefire between israel and the armed group, the palestinian islamic jihad in the gaza strip after 3 days of airstrik

ah, i'd people have been injured in a shooting and occupied east jerusalem. it's believe the gunman targeted passengers on a boss and an a car as well as pedestrians. the police haven't ruled out the possibility of more than one shooter. israeli forces a searching in the district of sil one. natasha goodnight has the lightest from occupied east. jerusalem. israeli medias reporting as many as 8 people were injured in this shooting 2 of them seriously. one of them is a 35 year old woman who is pregnant, according to media with hordes, at least one person ambushed a bus as it arrived at the western wall in the old city on sunday morning. witnesses say that as people were boarding the bus and it was packed, they heard gunshots screams shouting and warnings that this was a terror attack. a bus driver tells israeli media he tried to pull away, but he was unable to do so because the wheelchair ramp had been lowered to accommodate a woman in a wheelchair and it blocked the. busy d, preventing him from leaving police flooded the area cordoned off the area near the wes

ah ah 8 people injured as a gunman opens far on a bass, unoccupied, east. jerusalem, a suspect has turned himself in. ah, 11 o'clock, this is out 0 life and also coming up more questions for former you as president donald trump has revelations emerge about classified documents found this week is florida home. i'm bernard smith, in southwest france, where the country's longest drought in living memory is leaving rivers dangerously low and ambitious climate policy by the country rated most at risk. the pacific island nation, if i know are to commit to 100 percent renewable energy in electricity generation by 20 said ah, so a man suspected a carianne's, an attack, unoccupied east. jerusalem has hunted himself over to police. a people were injured in the shooting on sunday morning. it's believe the gunman targeted pedestrians and passengers on a bus. the police have not ruled out the possibility of another person being involved. natasha can name has more from occupied east tristram. police say that a suspect ambushed a bus, a bus pulled into the parking lot, and as people were boarding the bu

they've formed checkpoints across jerusalem, searching cars. and it closed off the western wall entrance in areas near the old city as they went on their man hunt. there is c c t v footage of the shooter, that no doubt aided police in their search. but then at about 7 38 o'clock this morning, police say a 24 year old man walked into a local police station and turned himself in. police say they have confiscated the gun used now there are media reports that this 24 year old man acted alone, that he is not tied to any groups armed groups that he has a criminal record, but was not on any kind of a security watch list. all that we've heard so far from the police though, is that this 24 year old man is a resident of east jerusalem. now green is being loaded onto the 1st united nations, chanted vessel in the port of it pip denny in ukraine. this will be the 1st shipment of food aid for drought affected east africa since russia's evasion in february more than 16 much vessels of left ukraine in the past 2 weeks after deal was broken between keith and mo

the first temple of the second temple, jews have been praying to return to jerusalem -- jerusalem for0 years. you can't get candidates just to show up with an israeli government official, stand there and say, this is jewish land. you don't have a problem with that, do you? >> i have been there. >> you've got to do it again. >> i look forward to visiting again. i got goosebumps. my wife and son oliver, we went together. i do not think anyone left there unchanged. it is a special place in humanity's history. it does speak to the 3.5 -- 3500-year-old tradition of jews being in the holy land. it is a special opportunity to visit. these are important symbolic moves as well. it signifies there is something important here. that we are not just going to let go. let the wind blow a different direction. strong leaders do that. this is an important time for america to do just that. our soft power, if you want to avoid war, have soft power. that happened during your administration. i think that is what america has been able to do reasonably well. when we see weak leadership, and belief systems li

cnn correspondent is in jerusalem. haddas, what more are you learning?e around 1:30 in the middle of the night near a main entry to the old city. the shooter targeted a bus. this is a major area not only for pilgrims but for tourists coming to visit the holiest sites of jerusalem. at least eight injured and two seriously injured. including a pregnant woman. at least five victims americans or held american citizenship and at least two american tourists. the others likely american and israeli citizens. the u.s. embassy said they are in touch with the families and saddened and condemned all acts of terrorism. now as for the suspect he initially fled on foot into a neighborhood of east jerusalem but then -- that launched a massive manhunt. helicopters on the lookout. but then earlier this morning he turned himself in to police and police say they got the weapon used in the attack. the media saying he is a palestinian with israeli citizenship and a security source said the suspect is from east jerusalem. with the context of this taking place there is not an a

they conducted several raids across jerusalem. they set up checkpoints, and they cordoned off the area near the western wall. at about 8 o'clock this morning, police a 24 year old man, walked into a police station, turned himself in and confessed, and allegedly hand handed over the weapon that he used in the attack. the police are saying that this is a 24 year old man from east jerusalem. he's palestinian. he has a criminal record, but he was not an any kind of security watch list and the time. so this of course, all coming after a tense week between israel and gaza. what the reaction been to this attack for any official reaction hum us the group that controls the gaza strip as well as the armed group, palestinian islamic jihad are praising this attack, calling it heroic, and saying that it's the continuation of palestinian resistance to israeli occupation. the israeli interim prime minister. yeah. your la pete is saying that beginning this evening that around the jerusalem district security will be significantly reinforced. it's

so john, from what you're hearing from, from, from areas in jerusalem occupied east jerusalem as well as west through sal and what is it from the is really side that led up to this attack? that's actually the question because what we're hearing talking to people is obviously that it's not entirely usual for the israeli military to actually i originate and, and, and, and be the 1st to strike the blow in this sort of thing may generally wait for something to happen so that the fact that they've done this so far this time round 1st with the arrest, obviously in the occupy westbank can now obviously fall more seriously with this strike in garza, they've said that they're doing it to remove any threat to the state of israel. but this is obviously something that's preemptive, it's coming 1st from them. so we don't know yet what the aims of these railey military are and why they've decided to do this at 1st. we've got to wait for that sort of information to come. i think one thing as human was saying there with gods, i think a lot of people here will be thinking as well of escalations in the

and today, the violence reached jerusalem, as is nationals l reached jerusalem, as is nationals visitedost disputed holy site for a jewish holiday. visited its most disputed holy site for ajewish holiday. israel's visited its most disputed holy site for a jewish holiday. israel's air defence system could be seen intercepting at least two palestinian rockets over the city, leaving trails of white smoke. israeli officials say they want their military operation to prevent attacks by islamichhad on israeli civilians, that they have precise detailed intelligence of its plans. but for now, civilian life is on hold in southern israel, the streets largely empty as air raid sirens leave residents hiding in bomb shelters. outside, nobody is hurt but some rockets hit. and in gaza, to we cannot independently verify these pictures, but israel says they show a palestinian missile misfiring with deadly consequences. there was no israeli activity _ with deadly consequences. there was no israeli activity in _ with deadly consequences. there was no israeli activity in the _ with deadly consequences. ther

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, the german authorities blame poland in the poisoning of the river oddor with mercury salami in jerusalem unknown opened fire on the bus seven people injured the perpetrator detained law enforcement officers qualified the attack as a terrorist attack the international fireworks festival held in moscow colorful fireworks and the performance of artists rang the best struggling participants from eight countries. in makiivka, as a result of the shelling of nationalists, a civilian was killed this morning , several powerful blows were inflicted on the settlements of the dpr under fire from several cities and towns at once, except for makiivka, this is panteleimonovka gorlovka and yasinovataya as well as dokuchaevskaya, donetsk and now our special correspondent stanislav bint stas is directly contacting our studio. greetings, what are the consequences in general? demon hello. yes, indeed, as you said tonight, they shelled makiivka, shelling continues even now in the city of donetsk, and they are also hitting the petrovsky kuibyshevsky kirovsky district. ah, the night before, they also fired on

for the 1st time in over a year, air raid sirens were heard in jerusalem, where pilgrims of visiting the temple mount for t shabba of a holy day in the jewish calendar. the site is also home to the alex, some mosque, a point of conflict between the 2 sides that could escalate tensions even further. oh so what are the chances that this truce will actually hold his d, w 's, tang kramer in jerusalem? while this is, of course, or the big question here, it will depends. you know, 1st of all, we need to get more detail to know whether it's more formula quite for quiet. we've seen that in previous a situations like that, you know, what are the details? would have been that guarantees are being given and whether you know those commitments. then we'll also be implemented in a way, i mean we've been hearing a old day as well from, from the israeli prime minister. he talked earlier tonight to may, is in the south of israel saying that isabel had achieved all of its goals are mainly what they have said to know with the killing of 2 senior commanders of the islamic jihad, that we will be hearing

a security source told cnn that the attacker is palestinian from east jerusalem. this coming at a sensitive time. less than a week ago we entered a cease-fire between israel and the palestinian islamic jihad after that every day conflict that involved airstrikes and rockets being fired back and forth so already a sensitive time and now the city is even on higher alert. >>> thank you so much. the authors started to speak on saturday, a day after he was stabbed multiple times during a new york book event. prosecutors say he suffered three stabbed rooms in his neck in for in his stomach and he has puncture wounds in his right eye and chest and lacerations on his thigh. the 75-year-old remains in a pennsylvania hospital. the suspect plaited not guilty to attempted second-degree murder and other charges, he was denied bail and will be back in court friday. experts say he traveled from new jersey to new york a day before the event, he had cash, and a fake id with him. >>> the late uranian supreme leader released a it it calling for his assassination but so far there has

oh well, let, let's go to jerusalem and speak to these these the tanya kramer. what more do we know about this truth is it confirmed while it has been at least widely reported here in the israel media that there should be a ceasefire kicking in at 8 p. m here local time. but we have no official confirmation here yet. as a speak to you here or actually just shortly before 8 o'clock, there has been a rocket barrage. 2 words tel aviv to a will kick in this. these fire would have been then are negotiated to by media to by each of many other actors. but again, we don't know yet, you know, what are the weather it kicks in now at this time in the evening. and what are the conditions that have been negotiated? and tanya, they're happy reports of tensions that the alex, the mosque compound. what have you been hearing about that while there was a lot of concern, especially in israel, are that this jewish holiday to show a bit of that happened to day. it's now coming to an end. it's usually a day for religious jewish people to mourn. and to fast as well in combination of t

for the 1st time in over a year, air raid sirens were heard in jerusalem. where pilgrims of visiting the temple mount for t shabba of a holy day in the jewish calendar. the site is also home to the alex, some mosque, a point of conflict between the 2 sides that could escalate tensions even further. oh, well, let's go to jerusalem and get the latest with d, w 's. tanya kramer, the tanya, what, what can you tell us about this? the ceasefire? well the had the many conflicting reports, sir, here in the evening about whether a ceasefire will start at what time now there seems to be that egyptian mediated ceasefire between israel and islamic jihad is expected to come into effect at $1130.00 local time. so that would be in less than half an hour from now about of course we need to see whether this will actually kick in whether quiet will prevail after this time. they're not many details he had known for some reports suggest that there will be an egyptian guarantee that egypt will work, continue to work as mediator between israel and the, the mother to group is la

you only been minish him is a senior, middle east analyst and wish jerusalem. he says the attack follows a week of high tension and israel garza and the occupied with bank the atmosphere. and it was through extension, a office 3 shannon for the palestinians of a 4th street for what happened in gaza for them it was at the feet of the city slamming jot that be because it is well made. this success a successful operation. and they know what, there's a cease fire, but still eventually very high because a, the sunny job demands the release of the student, prisons it prisoners. and i don't know if it's still that it's only speculation. we don't know if it's directly connected, but they atmosphere, he's all tension and frustration stole trumpeters facing mounting pressure. following reports, his lawyer signed a statement back in june, confirming all classified material had been returned from the former president's florida home. that's according to the new york times. the statements would be at odds with this week. seizure of 11 sense of classified documents from our l

and to the alex a most compound, you don't keep these jerusalem to mark the annual fast day of tisha. above jewish israelis are allowed to enter the cold power, but forbidden from praying that you. but i'll say begins are coverage from garza, israeli war, plains town. the gods this trip miss hills have flattened several homes at apartment building. yeah. darling, yeah, madison middle was having breakfast with her family of 10 when she, her neighbors calling for the evacuation at their home and others nearby her home and for others were destroyed. now she and her family need to find somewhere else to take refuge, protected, had nowhere or let her know. i ran away quickly, we all ran. we didn't take any clothes or belongings. i took my girls there ill and some people had to carry our old man on a stretch out of the house. quickly islamic jihad replied to the attacks wiring rockets to which israel, the group cold, their operation fills of unity, and say they targeted ease, really, towns and military sites. according to israel, the media most who are intercepted by the iron dough, miss si

will still have him on desert 6 palestinian schools and occupied in jerusalem facing close by israel because it was in that textbooks and the a celebration of caribbean cancer. your biggest st party is that, that's the pandemic. ah, the journey has begun. the b for world copy is on its way to the castle book, your travel package today. i there let's give you an update on the flooding situation in baka stand has we know the monsoon rains in a bit of a law right now. so most of it has petered out, but still some showers for southern sin province. that includes karachi with a high 33 degrees, but nothing major compared to what we have seen over the last little bit now for india so long. the western gas for those monsoon rains are picking up so from a harass dra rate into careless state on tuesday after china, there's been a big drop in those temperatures for a chunk chain. finally, after more than $75.00 days of a heat wave, you're now down to 30 degrees, which is below average for this time the year. and we've got this tropical storm looks like it's going to slam into japan southernmos

and that could indicate that this morning, all eyes on jerusalem. it's actually a jewish holiday to day of tisha above. this is when to which people are mourning the destruction of the templates a day or fast. but it's also day where as some of them are going up the temple mount the harem, i sharif or the alex. so a compound as it's known to miss linds among them, a very provocative a far right, a politician. so all eyes are here of what is happening there to danger islam. so, here's the thing, the casualties are rising, is a spiraling out of control all our efforts underway to de escalate tensions. well i think it's a very fluid situation and you know, depending on also what is happening here in the next hours that could change the course or offer offer what is happening in a garza and in the south of israel mainly. so it depends also there are reports coming out of egypt, egypt as the traditional mediator between all sides. and that they are really pushing a for a ceasefire. but it depends what the part is here. think they're half achieved, know h

you have reported what happened today in jerusalem. the storming over like some was the thousands was lady legal settlers in our more secret sites. they occupied city of jerusalem. you haven't reported what has happened again, there was bank. this is an or an all out aggression by israel assault by israel on us everywhere. whatever we are with it in the west bank was and also living garza, or even if you, she's outside. let me bring 2 of these trays had they said that this was an intervention nor to prevent a palestinian attack in their action in jeanene to arrest the santa sadie. was also because he was quote, i think she back called in a rather closing element. well, this is really a very, a very illegal term, immoral, irresponsible, and completely criminal. i mean, even in international law, occupying power or has the responsibility to protect civilians. extrajudicial killing is a war crime, and therefore you base your entire bombardment of an entire city that is gaza. that is populated by the poorest, the besieged for the last 16 y

ah, young sirens and explosions heard in waste, jerusalem after palestinian find his find a barrage of rockets into israel. ah, hello, i'm emily angry. this is al jazeera, alive from doha, also coming up the un atomic at watchdog warns of potential disaster as shelly intensifies around europe's largest and nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. and dozens, they injured and fight is $55.00 is a missing in cuba. as a blaze at an oil facility ranges out of control, ah, welcome to the program, israeli attacks on gods that began on friday have killed another islamic jihad command. colored months saw had headed the groups operations in the southern guns as strip. he was targeted a day after a commander was in the north was killed. there they are. among the $31.00 people confirmed dead so far including women and children. sirens and explosions have been heard in west jerusalem after a barrel of rockets was fired from the gaza strip. and a few hours ago, more than $1700.00 o trin nationalist is riley's into the alex and mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem to mark the annual 5 day of t

ah, a with welcome back to will the party with and frame in for president of the jerusalem institute for strategic studies. professor in bar, one of the proposed gold rush and military operation in ukraine. he's the so called to see cation and i have to say that when i 1st heard this term, it sounded very odd and artificial. i think it was the russian speakers a couple of weeks to even learn how to pronounce it without stumbling. having said that, you thing now is an old fashion has ever been a problem in more than day ukraine, a modern day. remember who i did was that was the nazi, but i do, i do not know enough about, you know, the politics of a claim today to be able to respond to that. i must say that, you know, sentences sounds very strange to what the western is and even here and it's where we have, you know, a population a, i think, you know, if i would have to advise mr. put in, i would advise him to use a different sentence to justify his the will. now can i brought in this out towards the issue on now says because i think the ip address on on 2 pillars. one is i, you know,

ah, welcome back to will the park with and for president of the jerusalem institute for strategic studies. professor in bar on one of the proposed gold rush and military operation in ukraine. he's the so called to see cation and i have to say that when i 1st heard this term, it sounded very odd and artificial. i think it was the russians because a couple of weeks to even learn how to pronounce it without stumbling. having said that, do you think now the old fashion has ever been a problem in more than day ukraine? a modern day. remember who i did was that was the nazi, but i do, i do not know enough about the, you know, the politics. so claim today to be able to respond to it. i must say, you know, this sentences sounds very strange toward the western ears and even here and it's the way we have, you know, allowed to population a. i think, you know, if i would have to advise mr. put in i, i would advise him to use a different sentence to justify his the now can i brought in this out towards the issue on now says because i think the address on, on to pillars of why mean i, you know, excepti

you know, this is the one you only have only jerusalem. you know that. and the russian also allows for the multiplicity of gardens. the question is whether the americans are ready to leave, even after these are you pregnant crisis, whether they are ready to accept that they can be a multiplicity of developmental pass in the world. and that not everything and not everybody will play to that tune. i want agrees that so is the missionary stain in american foreign policy. and this is why we have those complaints for democracy and the campaigns for human rights, which actually blue ridge, national interest of the united states. and this is part of america and 0, some positive sinks about it though some negative things about it. but this is towards that, so is a mesh mission of israel, sometimes in american foreign policy and which is not prismatic, when you displace too much of this type of desire will be moral and imposed. it's morality on the hello. now in one of your articles, he pointed out that you korean experience in the last $1.00 and $1.00 as you put

live in jerusalem for us, this was a very disturbing attack.at are we learning about the attack and the condition of the victims? >> reporter: so this attack took place, jim, around 1:30 in the middle of the night near one of what is likely the main entrances to the old city of jerusalem, a place that both religious pilgrims and regular tourists will often use to visit the holiest sites. the attack took place as a bus was loading and unloading passengers and the shooter began shooting at people on the bus as well as pedestrians and cars along the street. at least we know eight people were injured, two of the victims were seriously injured including, jim, a pregnant woman who had to deliver her baby early at around 26 weeks via emergency c-section. both she and the baby are in serious condition. five american citizens wounded, at least two of them were american tourists. the others were likely american israel dual nationals. the american embassy says they are in touch with the american citizens affected. they issued a statement saying they are s

let's take you now to jerusalem, and cnn's hadas gold who is live for us there.s, what can you tell us about this suspect? >> well, boris, what we know is around 1:30 a.m. local is when the shooting attack took place at a bus stop and parking lot right outside the old city walls, one of the main entrances for both religious pilgrims and for tourists to go into the old city into the holiest sites of the old city. from what we understand the shooter attacked a bus while people were loading and unloading and another location in the parking lot injuring at least eight people. several of them are in critical condition including a woman who was pregnant. she had to deliver her baby by emergency c-section. her and the baby are in serious condition now. we also know that four potentially now potentially five of them are american citizens, some of them were american tourists. we know that for sure. some of them may have been dual nationals, american and israeli citizens. the embassy in jerusalem confirmed that american citizens were among those injured but said they are n

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. >>> americans are injured in a terror attack on a bus in jerusalem. our matt bradley has the details. >>> 53-year-old actress anne heche was taken off life support late sunday after donor recipients were identified >>> elon musk reportedly trying to cut this horrible habit from his morning routine. do you do it too a busy start to your week here "early today" starts right now good morning i'm cori coffin. >> and i'm phillip mena. breaking news out of illinois. three people were shot and injured outside the six flags great america amusement park in gur gur guarinee north of chicago. two people were taken to the hospital for evaluation while the third victim refused treatment. fearful visitors hid before police evacuated the park, which closed for the day the shooting is under investigation. gurnee is in lake county, roughly 20 miles north of highland park where a gunman murdered seven people during a fourth of july parade. >>> federal agencies are stepping up security for their own officials. the fbi and dhs issued a new warning that threats to law enf

and today, the violence also reached jerusalem, as l violence also reached jerusalem, as it is reallys visited its most disputed holy site for a jewish holiday. —— is really nationalists ——israeli nationalists israel's air defence system could be seen intercepting at least two palestinian rockets over the city, leaving trails of white smoke. israeli officials say they launched their military operation to prevent attacks by islamichhad on israeli civilians, that they had precise, detailed intelligence of its plans. but for now, civilian life is on hold in southern israel, the streets largely empty as air raid sirens leave residents hiding in bomb shelters. outside, nobody is hurt, but some rockets hit. and in gaza, too. we can't independently verify these pictures, but israel says they show a palestinian missile misfiring with deadly consequences. there was no israeli activity in the gaza strip in that area or at that time. islamichhad is killing palestinian children in gaza. after three days of fighting, we may now be heading for a ceasefire brokered by egypt, but people here know tha

hamas gold is joining us live from jerusalem. what more can you tell us on the attack and the victims including those americans? >> reporter: we just got confirmation from the u.s. embassy here in jerusalem that american citizens were moonk th among those wounded in this attack. the american edgembassy is not commenting further citing privacy reasons and that they are gathering more information. but they are shocked and saddened by the attack saying they condemned all acts of terrorism and actions that exacerbate tensions. what we know what happened, around 1:30 a.m. local, overnight, this shooting started taking place at a bus stop/parking lot right outside of the old city walls near one of the main entrances that people use especially to get to the western wall compound and also the mosque. all the holiest sites of jerusalem are through here as well as king david's tomb. and it is a very big popular area not only for religious pilgrimages but also for tourists. we know that the shooter began shooting at a bus where people were

and stopped as a tech against palestinian educational system in jerusalem. one of the attorneys representing the school says, this is politically motivated, censorship. that breeches the 1995 oslo accords and international laws on occupation. the basic and most common rule and international law regarding occupied territories, whereas the occupant could never rule and occupy territory sovereignty. since one of the main and most inherent instruments of sovereignty is dictation of education, the legal team representing the schools admits the prospects of prevailing in the israeli judicial system are slim, these palestinian se at stake.

now, as for the shooter, he initially fled on foot to a neighborhood in east jerusalem.s sparked a massive man hunt. hundreds of security forces as well as police helicopters searching for the suspect but a few hours later he actually turned himself in to a police station. police say that the suspected weapon was also seized. according to israeli media the suspect is a palestinian with israeli citizenship and a security source, israeli security source telling cnn that the suspect is a resident of east jerusalem who holds israeli citizenship. in terms of the context of all of this taking place, this attack happens just about a week after a cease fire was declared between the israeli military and the palestinian islamic militant group in gaza after a three day conflict that saw israeli air strikes and several dozens of palestinians killed as well as more than a thousand rockets fired from gaza into israel. now, as far as we understand the suspect has no known connections to any militant groups although militant groups in gaza such as hamas which runs gaza as well as the pa

tony cheng elgin's or 6 palestinian schools in occupied east jerusalem of facing closure. these really ministry of education has revoke their permanent licenses saying that textbooks teach what i called hate an incitement. natasha go name visited one of the schools for palestinian children. history isn't just learned from the pages of a school textbook. it is the memories and stories their mother's father's and grand parents ensure they never forget. it is their experiences living under israeli occupation. mohammed abu al debate, who's in the 10th grade, is also learning about how history can be rewritten. i learned from the sub policy, teaches me that if something like this happens in the future, not to keep silent or think this is normal. i have to protest like i am now and stand against the occupation and say hello all of that. the listener. in july, the israeli education ministry revoked the permanent licenses of 6 palestinian schools in occupied east jerusalem. the education minister declined. i request for an interview, but in a statement she says the schools are usi

is how she can aim, has the latest from occupied east jerusalem. according to media reports, at least one person ambushed a bus as it arrived at the western wall in the old city on sunday morning. witnesses say that as people were boarding the bus and it was packed, they heard gunshots screams shouting, and warning that this was a terror attack. police flooded the area cordoned off the area near the western wall. and since then, have been re thing, several homes in a palestinian neighbourhood in occupied east jerusalem called still one. donald trump's lawyer signed a statement back in june saying classified material a trump florida home had been returned. as according to our report by the new york times, it would be at odds with this week seizure of 11 sets of classified documents from my logo. the also selma rush has been taken off the ventilator and has regained the ability to speak one day after he was stabbed in new york. the man arrested for attacking rusty has appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault in the 2nd

they've been rating houses and occupied east jerusalem for the last hour or so. apparently there is t c c c c t v footage of one person firing a gun in the area. this happened at about 230 this morning. 7, possibly 8 people. several of them seriously injured after a shooting and it's believe there were 2 shootings. one at a bus carrying jewish settlers near the western wall of the old city in jerusalem. another one i at some reports are saying pedestrians were a hit as well as the car in a parking lot in that area. donald trump's lawyers signed a statement in june saying classified material at trump's far to home had been, were turned that's according to the new york times. this would be at odds with this week seizure of 11 sets of class if i documents from mar lacquer. the also salman rushdie has been taken off of insulator and has regained the ability to speak one day after he was stamped in new york, the man arrested for attacking. he has repeating court and pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault in the 2nd degree. police detained 24 year old heidi

of a name. joining us from west jerusalem. now as i'm sure you were listening there, as we're talking to suff, what more rockets going off? it doesn't seem like the cease fire is kicking in just yet. what are you hearing from israeli officials about about the cease fire? well, and yet the israeli media is widely reporting that a cease fire will go into effect at 8 pm local, which is in about an hour from now earlier today. interim prime minister. yeah. your lupita met with military and regional authorities in a city coast to gaza and he said there's no need to continue the operation. our goals have been met now with regard to the cease fire. the media in israel is also reporting that there is no part of that cease fire that agrees to releasing bassam l f i. e t. he is a senior level, is summit jihad member who is arrested in jeanine on thursday, is ahmed. she had has been calling for his release, according to his railey media, he will not be part of that cease fire. of course we have no official word on the israeli. and regard

a baby is among 8 people injured when a gun goes on the rampaging occupied east jerusalem. family housing, the opera, and even dance parties and keys all while the country is at war. calling it ah, let's go with your world's weather update. hi there, thanks for joining in. we'll begin in asia pacific and we've got to break down a lot that's going on here. so 1st we had that tropical storm race away from tokyo . so much dryer conditions are high. 34 will come back to that in a sec, but because this slug of rain for the korean peninsula, certainly could see some further flooding in sol. and it's making its way into northern honshu, where northern in central portions of a 100 not that long ago we had flooding there as well. and more than half a 1000000 people were displaced from their homes. ok, focusing on tokyo right now because it dries off in its sun, comes back out that it allows your temperature to hit 36 degrees. so could be your 16th 17th day so far this year above $35.00 degrees further solidifying that record . now for se, asia, we've got these waves of rain moving a