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st michael's mount is hiring.elcome to bbc news. israel has carried out more air strikes in gaza — as the latest round of violence entered its seventh day. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said military action would continue until security was restored. in response to the latest airsrikes, palestinian militants fired more rockets at cities in southern israel. the us presidentjoe biden has expressed his grave concern at the rising number of casualties. that now stands at nearly 150 people in gaza, according the health ministry, and ten in israel. these are some of the latest pictures from gaza. health officials said israeli air strikes overnight killed three palestinians and left many others injured. israel says the home of the hamas chief in gaza was among the targets. palestinian militants fired more rockets at cities in southern israel. the un has summoned the security council for an emergency meeting later. our correspondent helena wilkinson reports. within seconds, this building in gaza is reduc

st michael's mount is hiring.lo and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. gaza's health ministry says that at least 26 people have been killed by israeli air strikes overnight on gaza city. it said the strikes had targeted two houses. this is the seventh day of violence. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said military action would continue until security was restored. here are some of the latest pictures from gaza. israel says the home of the hamas chief in gaza was among the targets. palestinian militants fired more rockets at cities in southern israel. the un has summoned the security council for an emergency meeting later. our correspondent helena wilkinson reports. within seconds, this building in gaza is reduced to rubble. it was home to journalists from the associated press and al jazeera tv. an hour earlier, they had been told to evacuate. israel says the building was a target because of links to hamas, the militant group that rules gaza. israel is doing everything possible

guy d ndifarto mount tap, mount diablo. 79 san leandro.se warm winds throughout the afternoon with 87 san ramone. 92 brentwood, livermore at 90 degrees. the accuweather seven day forecast, the red flag warning extends until monday morning. temperatures in the 60's at the coast. 80 around the bay. low 90's inland. nice tomorrow for mother's day. a few degrees cooler but still the red flag warning for the gusty northerly winds and the low relative humidity through early monday. we stay hot inland on tuesday and by wednesday you will feel a little bit of cooling inland but the on shore flow will be with us throughout the entire period but we will be be draw out the weekend. the on shore flow brings the higher relevant testify humidity. that's some good news. >> thank you. that is. thank you. >>> this year has seen a raw reopening of our national dialogue on race and violence. yesterday a new exhibit opened here in the bay area that will offer a chance to consider some of those themes through a powerful lens. we should tell you that some of th

st michael's mount has been capturing the imagination for years.love about the mount is having a sea view from every window and having the support of the community around you. everyone is really friendly here, and the challenge of living here — it's different from living on the mainland. you can't get a takeaway pizza, so be prepared for that. if you can cope with that, have good sea legs and fancy a pretty cool address, this might be what you need to hear. don't be scared to apply. i think a lot of people on the socials last night was saying, it's my dream job but i couldn't do this or that. don't be put off by that. it will probably be one of the most life changing experiences for someone to come over. there's no official closing date, but interest has already been huge. andrea 0rmsby, bbc news. doesn't it look stunning? what a job. first we had electric lamps. then we had lasers. now cambridge scientists are developing the next revolution in light that could change the world. they have developed a way of isolating and detecting single particles

ok, so let's speak about temple mount. just today, we had 80,000 muslims praying on temple mount.ims could go every single day. now, let me tell you who's really discriminated. 0njerusalem day, a holiday in israel, official day, the government made a very, very unpopular decision — jews were not allowed to go in temple mount. believe me, there is no single jew that thought that this is a popular decision. jews were discriminated to go on temple mount. you know why? because israeli government was doing anything to reduce tension, anything to make sure that it would de—escalate. but it's actually hamas that provocates time after time, they were abusing this holy place, having those piles of rocks in order to throw them on people, on innocent people that came to pray in the western wall. now tell me who is the provocateur. it's hamas. you know what your government has done... hamas is the provocateur and we don't need to back up here ideological radicals. your government has overseen a situation where your own prime minister now talks about lynchings on the streets, jew on arab, arab

well, st michael's mount is hiring. good evening and welcome to bbc news.d nations secretary general has appealed for an immediate end to the fighting between israel and the palestinians. it comes as health officials in gaza report that 42 people were killed in the latest israeli bombardment — among them ten children. israel says hamas has launched 3,000 rockets in the last week, killing ten israelis. 0ur middle east editor, jeremy bowen, reports from sderot, in southern israel. these were the heaviest israeli raids on gaza since this war started. it was also the deadliest day for palestinians. at the centre of the killing in the heart of gaza city, they were looking for survivors. he says, "raise your voice so we can hear you. "are you 0k?" there were not many survivors, body after body was taken away. translation: when i was carrying my small boy, he told me, - "dad, i don't want to die." what more do you want from him? there is no safety in this city. benjamin netanyahu, israel's prime minister, met military advisers at the ministry of defence in tel avi

the issue of the temple mount the temple mount the status quo will be kept and held 'd were continue by israel this quarter there's not much i mean my question is is unesco wrong in saying that you and your attempts to enforce the basic law in jerusalem intervene in as you call it temple mount and palestinians call it the locks a mosque compound a null and void do you recognize that yes or no my answer i will answer you and my answer is that the israeli national police and the israeli government is making sure that the status quo on the temple mount will continue this is one of the issues that we're dealing with people are preying on the temple mount and i'm took him out of muslims 5 times a day in peace and quiet in a respectable manner so he's not really are asking about whether you recognize what u.n. organizations are saying let me quote to you then instead what human rights watch has said in its report of june 4th 2017 israeli authorities have since 1967 facilitated the transfer of civilians to the occupied west bank do you accept what u.n. organizations what human rights organi

and it is clear that corporal punishment was used at mount vernon. an euphemism for its called correction. it's pretty creepy. and if slaves ran away, and they didn't run away from mount vernon, they wanted to be free. i think it was close to 50 did over the years. if he cared about the slave he would hunt her down as bestie could. and he had a couple of slaves who were trappers, difficult, he would send them to the caribbean which was a harsh thing to do. but he was fed up, they were not working right and he cared about the work. as he became older he mellowed on this. but he always was a guy who wanted the job done well. and it was a terrible misfit for a slave economy. who should not kid ourselves that he is somehow a good slaveholder. he was a slaveholder. >> a fun question from luke. he asks, have you seen hamilton? and if so how did you think about how george washington was per trade? >> of course i've seen hamilton and i loved it. it is a brilliant effort. i think washington was portrayed pretty well and pretty accurately. with respect to him,

st michael's mount is hiring.nd coming up at 2.30pm, the latest news and analysis from westminster, in the week in parliament. good afternoon. the health secretary matt hancock has urged people to be careful ahead of more restrictions being eased in england tomorrow. scientists believe the indian variant of coronavirus is more transmissible and cases in some areas have seen a sharp rise. mr hancock also said it was "quite likely" this variant will become the dominant strain in the uk. some restrictions in wales and scotland are also being relaxed from tomorrow. here's our political correspondent helen catt. in bolton this weekend, efforts continue to tackle the spread of the variant of coronavirus which first emerged in india, encouraging more people to take up the vaccine. there is surge testing, measures which the government says means it can go ahead and easing the restrictions in england tomorrow despite fears of how quickly the new variant is spreading. i'm confident that we can take the step tomorrow, but we

winds around sunrise and then they'll peak mid- morning and mount st.elena at 32 miles an hour and breezy winds throughout the afternoon and sales force this morning and nice and colorful and a rocket ship and clear skies this morning and sunny and warm with breezy offshore winds looking at cooler weather arriving for everyone midweek into next weekend. that's good news and that'll raise the relative humidity getting the on shore flow and winds coming over the cold ocean waters and 9:00 this morning we're breezy along the coast near 30 miles an hour and by 6:00 for each and even 45 miles an hour here and got 20 to 26 miles an hour and a lot like yesterday looking at the winds. by 6:00 monday morning, they're lighter but we still will look for that area of high pressure to actually strengthen on monday. that's why we'll be warmer. 3:00 today and relative humidity by the delta and inland anywhere from 9 to 20% so this will be our driest time period and we go through about 8:00 and a bit of recovery and the most recovery into early tomorrow and see 81% as

oh, on mount everest climb is are aiming for the top of the world. but it's not just cold and extreme height putting lives at risk many a pushing for the peak. the spider corona virus outbreak on the mountain kings were devastated by code, and it was the sharpest. when you lose your water base camp nipples. hospitals are overrun with thousands of new daily cases. critical oxygen cylinders and vaccines are in short supply as opposed covert storm continues to rage. the pool is in lockdown. battling it's west surgeon cove at 19 the health care sector is totally overwhelmed. we'll talk to the red cross in a moment. first, the government's desperate calls for help from abroad, even the help of international tourists, a record number of whom have registered to climb the world's most famous mountain this year. the seasons coming to an end, but the climate could still do the people to nepal. a huge favor. the gas being for precious breath in a race against time. these coven patients in the himalayas fighting for their lives, thought there among the lucky few

we're seeing the death toll mounting _ state of israel.e death toll mounting gradually i state of israel. we're seeing the. death toll mounting gradually day state of israel. we're seeing the - death toll mounting gradually day by day. what's happening with diplomatic attempts to try to ease the tensions, may beget a cease—fire? the americans in particular, what are they doing? well, the biden administration said over —— sent over an invoice so he could add to the cease—fire talked. there and broke diplomats involved, because egypt is a neighbour of israel and gaza —— at but at the moment, what we're seeing is there is no sign that that fighting is beginning to abate. in terms of gaza, we know a lot of palestinians have been leaving the border area, worried about the israeli ground offensive. do you think that's likely in the next few days? think that's likely in the next few da s? . , , ., think that's likely in the next few das? . , .,, think that's likely in the next few das? . , . , ., days? certainly, israelwants to kee u- days? certa

their neighbors to a frightened they mount to protest thank you. we cannot accept an attack on these children on our homes we are here to say out loud no to violence much more how to carry more had also to i had no known. protests in other parts of israel weren't so peaceful here and sees a real demonstrators blocked off streets and fought with police. rockets fired by hamas from the gaza strip pound israel some explode in mid-air targeted by defense systems others wreak havoc in residential areas. and me. i served in years radio me for 2 years i know what rockets sound like. me i was terribly frightened but god is with us it's horrible horrible. nora in the occupied west bank 2 tensions flared between palestinians and the israeli military on what palestinians call not by day catastrophe day commemorating those forced from their homes by the founding of israel in 1948. and this latest conflict in the middle east has brought people on to the streets in cities worldwide to protest against the israeli attacks here in berlin police clashed with crowds

and i will put that, but that's when you name the natural beauty of mount. need a gun, go the trees all the time, nature, leaving thousands to pick up the pieces and rebuild their lives and changing topics. now let's look at the biggest sports headline of the day in european football. chelsea have won the champions league final in the portuguese city of poor joe, they defeated manchester city. 5000 lucky fans were allowed in the stadium for the all english affair. the match was fairly even with both sides, having difficulty breaking through. but just before house time, chelsea's drug or tie, harmon scored the 1st champion lead goal of his career and his timing couldn't have been any better. one mil for chelsea and the clubs, 2nd champions league title watching b w news line from berlin. stay tuned for world story. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for now though, for me and the entire team in the newsroom. thank you. so much very companies who's the against the corona virus pandemic now has the rate of infection in developing what measu

st michael's mount is hiring.he united nations secretary general has pleaded for an immediate end to the escalating violence between israel and the palestinian militant group, hamas. antonio guterres has warned a security council meeting the fighting could plunge the region into an "uncontainable" crisis. the israeli military has carried out more air strikes on gaza, while hamas launched further rocket attacks on southern israel. reuters attacks on southern israel. reports the civilian dea' have reuters reports the civilian deaths have occurred early on sunday. unintentional, it says, and targeting a tunnel system of houses built on top of that tunnel system. sourced to the israeli ministry. paul adams reports from jerusalem. israel says it has nothing against the people of gaza. crying. but through the long hours of another hellish night, that's not how it seems to them. women and children once again caught up in the mayhem. in crowded, impoverished gaza, nowhere is safe. explosions. israel insists it's only atta

you can see mount saint hele na and mount saint tam.he northerly wind's have been gusting all night long. that warmer air in the delta and the dryer air, 26% relative humidity. for 5:00 in the morning that's very dry as we go through the day. that will drop to about 10% and that's why we have this red flag warning over the hills of the north and east bay and the valleys of our east bay. here say look outside where we are looking at the clear conditions, dry, gusty winds with elevated fire danger through early monday. sunny and warmer for mother's day weekend. a few degrees cooler for tomorrow and then the real cool pattern arrives the middle of next week into next weekend. here is a look at those winds. they will continue to build through midmorning, after sunrise and as we get toward about 1:00 you can see the wind gust from the delta, napa, livermore, 26 to 37 miles an hour. at the coast it'll be quite gusty. sunny and looking at temperatures for your sunday. 60's, 70's, 80's. just a few 90's but look what happens after mother's day.

the false alarm came only a week after mount nero gone. go roared back to life, forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee the area. now some are braving the return home. more than a 1000 volcano, refugees left a campaign luanda on saturday and queued at the border of the democratic republic of congo in the hope of a return to normal life. once more. slowly returning to the city of goma, many people no longer have anywhere to call home. office near are gone, go. volcano rode back to life several days ago. africa, the most active volcano. so terrified people flee the congress. city as rivers of lava killed dozens of people and bless, tens of thousands homeless fears that mount nearer congo could become active again. days after the initial interruption. spawn massive occupation of more than half of gomez neighborhoods. people have thought shelter, whereas they could including school classrooms. many said they were struggling to find enough food and water as the un cold for international aid. however, not everyone for the area frontline

president biden expressed "grave concern" about mounting civilian casualties in phone calls to the israeli and palestinian leaders. meanwhile, israeli police say one man died in fresh hamas rocket attacks on southern israel. across the world — hundreds of thousands have been marching in solidarity with the palestinian people. protesters clashed with police in berlin, athens, and in paris. in london, marchers converged on the israeli embassy, and in madrid protesters accused israel of genocide. there were many protests in arab countries, too. and leicester city have beaten chelsea 1—0 to win the fa cup for the first time in the club's history. it was the biggest attendance at a match in the uk since the start of the pandemic. the teams will play again on tuesday in a crucial premier league match. now on bbc news: dateline london. hello. i'm shaun ley. welcome to the programme which brings together british commentators, bbc specialists and the foreign correspondents who write, broadcast and blog for audiences back home from the dateline, london. this week, pulling israelis and palestinians b

but from these results it is more like mount everest.— from these results it is more like mount everestbut if we look away from the english council _ mount everest. but if we look away from the english council elections l from the english council elections and hartlepool, which i know is a big thing to set aside, the mayo elections have been betterfor labour, and so has the success of the party in wales. how instructive have this results been about what the national party must do? i agree, there have been _ the national party must do? i agree, there have been high _ the national party must do? i agree, there have been high points- the national party must do? i agree, there have been high points for- the national party must do? i agree, there have been high points for the l there have been high points for the labour party over the last few days, not just labour party over the last few days, notjust in scotland and wales, but also some of the mayoral races and there have been increases for other males. i do not think it is we are saying the position is grim, and bbc�*s own projection show

she wanted to climb mount everest. i mean she had grand goals. i mean no women back then we're even thinking this but she was so and i went to nepal and did some trekking so i was thinking about her there how she would have really enjoyed that too. so i kind of interweaved the story with her. but yeah, she was amazing because she never married she did this all in her own always struggling financially. and then she died at about age 85. yeah, right right before she died. she wanted to go back and see the grease because it was so important to her. so she went back and then she but she didn't continue around the world she wanted to see the whole world because she was feeling ill and then moved i went back to the east coast. soon after that died, but blair niles was one of her friends and was there when she almost on her deathbed when she was sick and she writes about that in her peruvian pageant book that blair niles wrote which has a couple of really interesting pieces in there about annie peck who was a good friend to hers. yeah, i remember the 83

now the pressure on other countries is mounting. the savings city is a bustling metropolis with a population of 2000000 in southwestern nigeria and a centuries old royal city. for the people here, the bending brahms is more than they are part of the history since the flood, the british raid in 897, the originals have been missing now some offset, to return the artist and no t. paul of the ball was relieved to hear about germany's promise. he's been campaigning for this for years. it's been a slow and agonizing process. you could use an analogy of saying if the works of michelangelo, davinci beethoven most are shakespeare was removed. they were all removed from europe for the last 120 years. then the civil action in europe today will not be way t less than 0.5 percent of the present. and they just have access to these museums can travel abroad. city walks, certain parts of our story out of our heritage is lost. and so that is how we feel like memory loss. loss of cultural sculptures, monumental bus masks metroplex. the bronze is show

. >>> now to the historic feet atop mount everest. oldest american to ever reach the summit just returned back safely from the mountain this morning. arthur meurer is a 75-year-old retired attorney from chicago. he was caught by a reporter in nepal along with the woman who became the fastest woman to ever climb mount everest. they did it in the separate expeditions. arthur explains what he thinks the key to climbing mount everest is. >> the endurance. being patient and a. waiting for the weather. you feel good, you have good days and bad days. ures , thd patient and usng >> the 45 year old woman from hong kong is the fastest to scale mount everest did it in less than 26 hours. the overall fastest was done in 2003 in 11 hours. >>> still ahead. a new twist on highflying fun and it is in the bay area. we will introduce you to the so- called hang glider on steroids. >>> here's a live look outside. not what we expect the rest of the day to look like as most of the bay area will be pretty hard. fog around the golden gate. we will check in a

so then does from mount everest, how much of an impact will that have on the overall situation? know if you did, if you don't want to because government is trying to call it and then are you the medical sector now, all the, all the us be out that way to using the industry in the job, in the, in the grinding in the hiking, in the mounting, all the, all the have been about government has asked our to bring back and to get to the medical sector, particularly the hospitals, because i'm not for them about 3 weeks to do poor poor people. there are the, if you started, but now ideally the supply from china, from the gulf twenty's, the dias, but in the ball and also the party example united states and then some other countries are also supported. so nowadays are kind of the balance. we have the balance of the cylinder, but now we are, if you will start date of the off season production. so our goal movement, our goal mindy, is trying to install dog season planned. so he still bought the cylinder out of the issue. that is, if you started not enough and then you didn't want oxygen product

the view from mount tam looks hazy. air quality is good but the winds are consistently gusting here over 30 miles an hour all morning. we will let you know what that means for the red flag warning when we come back. >> all right. thank you. >>> and also ahead scar that still cannot heal. its been years since this man witnessed a violent attack and now he share that story only with us because the suspect is accused of doing it again. >>> and an out of control chinese rocket is hurling back toward earth. i'm sure you have heard about it. why officials are saying that we shouldn't worry. we will talk about that coming so you just scored amazing savings at ross? mmm-hmm. on brands that take you from me time... ...to go time... ...in no time. hi. get the best bargains ever on looks that work anywhere... ...at ross. yes for less! (trumpet playing) get t fast wifi. it really on does make everything better. switch, switch, jump. yeah. so at xfinity, we're not stopping at fast. someone behind me, come on. pick that up, pick that

oh, on mounting for us to climb is, are aiming for the top of the world. but it's not just cold and extreme height putting lives at risk. many a pushing for the peak despite a corona virus outbreak on the mountain. southern teams were devastating coding. and what's the sharpest, when you lose our base camp fire nipples. hospitals are overrun with thousands of new daily cases. pretty cool oxygen cylinders and vaccines are in short supply. as napoleon, covert storm continues to rage. the pool is in lockdown. battling it's west, surging toby 19. the health care sector is totally overwhelmed. we'll talk to the red cross in a moment. first, the government's desperate calls for help from abroad. even the help of international tourists, a record number of whom are registered to climb. the world's most famous mountain is here. the season is coming to an end, but the climate could still do the people to nepal. a huge favor. golfing for precious breath in a race against time. these coven patients in the himalayas fighting for their lives, there among the lucky few t

mount st. helena, 64-mile per hour wind gusts, mount diablo 56, high concern with the fire danger.ed flag warning for locations in red and that includes central valley in solano county as well. that is extended until 6:00 p.m. tuesday tracking gusty dry offshore winds and relative humidity values down to single digits as we go through our day. with offshore winds, that dangerous fire weather as we head through today and tomorrow. you see on futurecast as we take you through your morning, we will be watching strong northerly winds especially in the higher elevations, north bay hills, east bay hills as well. that will continue throughout our afternoon and could see a second burst of stronger winds this evening into tomorrow morning. relative humidity values will plummet as we head through the day down to the single digits for many inland locations. on futurecast with our skies, we will see plenty sunshine today because of the strong ridge of high pressure and that will be the dominant weather feature for several days. sunrise at 6:04 and sun set at 8:08. daytime highs soaring, we wil

mount st. helena, 64-mile per hour wind gusts, mount diablo, 56.north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys today and into tomorrow. that's the reason why we have the red flag warning in effect for areas highlighted in red actually extended until 6:00 p.m. tuesday due to the offshore winds dropping relative humidity values down to single digits. this is a big concernas we head through the next couple days. everything is just so dry out there. northerly winds, gusts 40 to 50 as high as more than 60 miles per hour, retim humidity values plummeting to the single digits. with offshore winds we have critical fire weather conditions. as we take you hour by hour with winds, we'll be watching strong northerly winds as we head through the rest of the morning and into our afternoon and looking at relative humidity values down to single digits as we go through our day today. looking at our skies, we will see plenty sunshine as we head through today and for most of the week with the ridge of high pressure in control for us. sunrise at 6:04 and sun set at 8

the government has a pin for help and is also asked, clambers, attempting to scale mount everest, to bring back empty oxygen cylinders to help with the oxygen shortage in the country. gasping for precious breath in a race against time, these coven patients in the himalayas fighting for their lives, there among the lucky few to have access to oxygen, vital, but increasingly scarce result. here. a recent surgeon cove at 19 cases has brought nepal fragile health care system to a breaking point. and oxygen supplies are running out. now the government's urging not ever it's climate to help. actually some jan, somebody in addition to the sol climbers at the base camp to have an ample number of oxygen cylinder, high equity. and we have requested owners and operators to bring back those empty cylinders immediately after the completion of their expeditions. utilizing the benefits of the people family. so i got a new pool has issued some 700 climbing permit this season and been to get the mountaineering and tourism industry back on their feet. its estimated climate will abandon around a 3 and

near mount rushmore because he had worked with gutzenberg on my rushmore in 1939 and that it didn't work out. they just too, you know an artist get together. they don't always work out so dad left there, but henry knew that dad had worked at rushmore and dad also won first prize in new york world's fair and the newspaper the rhapsody journal talked about that and henry got all those things together and then wrote to dad and that's how it all started was to. get to get the people together and he wrote and was inviting dad to the black hills to carve a memorial so that the white man would know the red man has great heroes also. they say amongst our people like crazy horse was born among the rapid creek. in our language they say when you lose the hall of gladla to be he was born along the fast-moving water. whenever he was going to be born. they said up a tv away from the away from the main camp. and as the mother was giving birth the father was outside the gp. the mother's helpers after the baby was born they brought the baby up to the father the father received the baby and he faced his w

but frankly, the number. of voices inside japan that are mounting to say, "actually, we do not| thinkthing to have..." we are seeing now the junior doctors union, other medical unions, - really voicing their disapproval, we are seeing top ceos — - i one this week called it "a suicide i mission" to carry out the olympics. and frankly, when you look at how tokyo, the government, _ has been handling the covid crisis, you can understand why _ people are so angry. for example, they've come out. to admit that they are not using... they have not sped up their approval process for vaccinations, _ and so it is very, - very difficult, really. they've only approved one vaccine so far. - only 1% of the population is fully vaccinated. - they've also said, "actually, . we do not have enough people "to staff vaccination centres." but at the same time, - they are calling on nurses to go and work at olympic venues, - and so, public anger is mounting, and really the government is not doing a good job - in convincing its own people that they really do care - i about dealing with the covid crisis. while

's italy's mount etna -- italy's mount etna erupted again. lava shot into the sky the early hours this morning, firing plumes ofmoke -- over italy. there have been no reports of major damage or injuries. the corruption is the fourth this month. mount etna's one of the world's most active volcanoes. before we go, here's a reminder of our top stories. angela merkel has renewed her demand that belarus immediately release roman, after they forced a passenger jet to detour to arrest him. blinken is on a trip aimed at bolstering a cease-fire between israel and hamas. say with us. after a short break, i will be back to take you through "the day." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] awawawmñxñ? >> welcome to life in paris. these are the new world news headlines. emmanuel macron wants to invite the belarus opposition to the g7 summit next month. with the distal and journalist roman protasevich still in custody, the belarus regime increasingly isolated.

we banned jews from going to the temple mount the holiest sites in judaism. we banned them from going up there, including during the jerusalem day, the jerusalem dry day parade, but we hold every year. we change the roots of that. the court case that was going on in the supreme court. we delayed it for, for a month. the number of in century balloon attacks that were being fired over from gaza, setting fire, to vos swain's of agricultural, agricultural land in the border inside israel. we didn't respond in any way to that . we did everything we possibly could to de escalate, but come on, you did, would you everything did you? because you had police firing rubber bullets inside the mosque, the 3rd holiest shrine in his lamb and in the middle of the holy month of ramadan. now that wasn't calculated to come tension, was it with tim, from ever since israel has been in control of the the old fifty's since 967, we've guaranteed freedom of religion and freedom of worship. and every year, hundreds of thousands of muslims come to the temple come to the temple mount and

we banned jews from going to the temple mount the holiest sites in judaism. we banned them from going up there, including during the jerusalem day, the jerusalem dry day parade, but we hold every year. we change the roots of that. the court case that was going on in the supreme court. we delayed it for, for a month. the number of in century balloon attacks that were being fired over from gaza, setting fire, to vos swain's, of agricultural, of agricultural land in the border inside israel. we didn't respond in any way to that. we did everything we possibly could to de escalate, but you didn't, would you everything did you because you had police firing rubber bullets inside the mosque, the 3rd holy shrine in islam and in the middle of the month of ramadan, now that wasn't calculated to come tension was it with tim, from ever since israel has been in control of the the old fifty's since 967. we've guaranteed freedom of religion and freedom of worship. and every year, hundreds of thousands of muslims come to the temple come to the temple mount and they pray at th

another cracked air in at the hour some mosque compound as international pressure mounts on israel over its response to palestinian protests. by helena he'd seen and this is al jazeera line from doha also coming out iraqi protesters turned their anger only iran's concert in karbala after the killing of a prominent activist a report from sudan on how people smuggling has flourished since conflict broke rights in the neighboring ethiopia and the dutch made flying car hoping to take off after getting grain clearance on european roads. for more clashes have erupted between israeli security forces and palestinians around the compounds in occupied east jerusalem officers far tear gas and stun grenades at protesters who hold stornes and other objects and return already simmering tensions are being further inflamed by a planned march later on monday by right wing israeli nationalists for events they call jerusalem day one of the issues behind recent unrest is a long running legal case about whether several palestinian families will be forcibly evicted from their homes and share gera neighborhoo

mount st. helena 54-mile per hour gusts, mount hood 31, winds gusting up to 27 miles per hour at mount tam. we have a red flag warning until 6:00 p.m. tuesday because of the northerly winds and low relative humidity values down to single digits. with offshore flow looking at critical fire weather conditions, a big concern through the rest of today and tomorrow. you can see the northerly winds. that will be the case as we look to tomorrow. relative humidity values again inland at least for hills and mountains, looking at relative humidity values down to single digits so locations like fairfield as well as napa, brentwood, livermore. we'll be watching the incredibly dry conditions. on futurecast, you see all the sunshine through today and that will be the case through most of the week. our sun set is 8:08 and sunrise at 6:03. daytime highs with offshore winds as well as the strong ridge of high pressure heating up to the low 90s. mid 80s for south bay and san jose, 70s and 80s around the bay toda

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pension has been mounting for weeks -- tension has been mounting for weeks.as a threat dozens of families would be evicted from their homes just out side the old city in favor of jewish settlers. there have also been clashes between israeli police and palestinians, angry about restrictions gathering at the entrance to the old city at sunset. then on the last weekend of ramadan came clashes at a mosque, where is larry lee security forces said palestinians were throwing stones. monday, israel accused worshipers preparing to attack a hardliners and troops stormed into the holy compound. hamas, which rules the gaza strip, is now pertaining itself as the protector of jerusalem, the defender of muslim worshipers. it has called the barrages of rocket fire operations sort of jerusalem. why does jerusalem matter so much?the importance of jerusalem is perhaps the one thing the two sides can actually agree on. it has both religious and national significance. the israelis see it as their eternal, undivided capital, while for the palestinians, they wanted as the capital o

mount diablo near 50. the winds will be a factor today. we will see maybe mist at the coast and then we are clear with a lot of sunshine but it's a windy afternoon. around the bay inland at the coast. limited clearing. we will talk about warmer sunday in a few minutes. >>> the coronavirus crisis in india continues to get worse. more than 3,000 have died in a day from the virus. which speck to expertk to expert >> for nine days in a row india has reported more than 300,000 coronavirus cases a day. medical experts calling this a crisis. >> they thought they had beaten this. they thought they had more natural immunity but they didn't. >> global leaders need to focus on india and help with vaccines. the first american planes arrived to india with supplies. >> that means there's some difficult decisions for the united states to make about patents which they are right now actively in discussion about allowing waiving of patents for vaccines to be made in country. >> the united states announced a travel ban from india starting may 4th. >> as bad

now the pressure on other countries is mounting. the city is a bustling metropolis with a population of 2000000 in southwestern nigeria and a centuries old royal city for the people here, the bending, bronze is more than they are part of the history since the blood, the british raid, in 1897, the originals have been missing now some offset, to return the artist and to pull off the ball was relieved to hear about germany's promise he's been campaigning for this for years. it's been a slow and agonizing process. you could use an analogy of saying if the work of michelangelo, davinci beethoven most are shakespeare was removed, they were all removed from europe for the last 120 years. then the civilization in europe today, we're not the way t less than 0.5 percent of the present. and i just have access to these museums can travel abroad to see these walks certain parts of our story out of our heritage is lost. and so that is how we feel like memory loss, loss of cultural sculptures, monumental bus masks metroplex. the bronze is show ani

yes, people who climb mount everest are at risk for covid as opposed to the normal way of dying on mountrest which is being impaled on a pile of frozen poop and then they just leave there you but the normal risk of dying on the mount is .05 to .1%, or somewhat less than a thousand% but it's higher than the death rate for a 25-year-old from covid at any elevation. something tells me when you're going to nepal to find the untold story of covid you're getting desperate but i'm still waiting on the covid numbers for people who live under the sea. so why is the mask lie so bad? it's another transparent deception that makes the average person skeptical about everything the government tells us about covid. even the true stuff. and it creates conflicts between self-righteous [ bleep ] and the nice people they are trying to mask shame. >> i want you to know that your insensitivity is ridiculous. i no longer have grand parents due to this virus because of people like you who don't want to wear a mask in the store. it's ridiculous. actually, it's insensitive and disgusting as a human being for you

after mount a near, gone, go erupted for the 1st time in several decades. but many of them accuse authorities of responding to late after thousands had already fled into neighboring rwanda. motoring remains of houses consumed by a river of lava from mount near ganga villages. east of the city of goma hit without warning, by the 1st major volcanic eruption in almost 20 years. residents trying to protect that property were angry at the authorities. it's got to go away. understand the least government like you know, delayed, giving us the information while the fire had already begun. johns on and as the lava slowly approached, the outskirts of goma, people began to flee. whichever way they could not do, he's never seen anything like this before. we study the volcano, people talk about it a lot, but really we've never seen it. never. we're all shaking. maybe. you know, so little something. with dawn, the welcome news that the lava trail had halted a few 100 meters from goma and stopped short of the city's airport for some relief at being able to return home wit