condition that shooting upon the happened during an israeli army, raised in jeanine in the northern west bank. when john, by john was trying the managing director for odyssey the english charles was only a year or so ago. but i'll just here a saw it's buildings in gaza being bombed by the israeli military. now we have this incident tell us what the reaction is likely to be from august 0. first of all, we are shocked and saddened. i mean it's, it's, it's so shocking to lose a journalist, one of our own sri was a fantastic journalist covering this region for so many years. so there isn't always an initial shock. as you said it's, it's almost a year to the day may the 15th last year when high rise building and garza was bombed, which housed out of their offices as well as the offices of other media organizations . and that was building was bombed by these ready air force. so we have had a history throughout the world, but typically in this region where we have had tragedies and were shocked, were shocked and saddened. we, in these things, sorts of times we have to call we, we need an investigati

it happened to him is really ami rate in janine tons in the northern west bank. the reuters news agency is saying that the israeli military is saying that reporters may have been hit during a clash. it says between troops and gunman in the west bank need to, if you're still with me and i say, i appreciate that this is a blow for you and the team. and this is very, very role and very has happened. how and why did food and become so obsessed with this law, we were giving them a tool from the ruins of mosul, music as reemerged the, the ration she, it's important to highlight that there is, listen, if any place for gentlemen where they can cover it's not like when we are clearly marked as press, we can cover the story. on the contrary, the balcony and journalist tell you that they are often targeted for reporting on the story, not only palestinian journalists, but also those covering the story. is that and field the violations and by the israeli army. so we've also seen for enjoy being hit but also the fact that there's no respect the respect for jordan is trying to d

to have fled in a car local media claim that they were palestinians who arrived in israel's northern west bank have asked residents to stay at home. checkpoints have been set up in the city , law enforcement agencies are checking everyone who is suspicious to catch criminals, they are involved in helicopters, i will add that most of the 50,000 inhabitants of lad are members of the ultra-orthodox community, and the attack itself took place while israel was celebrating independence day. the favorite of journalists, jan psaki, is leaving the post of press secretary of the white house; her last working day will be may 13. joe biden has already managed to thank the official representative for her work and noted that she raised the bar for work in the white house janzake. it began its activities during the presidency of barack obama and at the same time became widely known thanks to resonant statements on russian ukrainian issues in in particular about natural gas, which is transported from western europe through ukraine to russia, the place of the psaki will be taken by its current castle, ring-zha

israeli forces saying they're responding with pinpoint raids in the northern west bank. >> reporter: in recent weeks, abc news exclusively riding along with an idf infantry unit as they geared up for one of those operations. tensions also rising as palestinians and israeli police clashed at the al aqsa mosque, a religious flashpoint that helped ignite an 11-day war with hamas last year. and so far, no claim of responsibility, but tonight, hamas and islamic jihad have praised that attack in elad. israel extending its closure of the west bank and gaza through sunday. david? >> erielle reshef on this again for us. erielle, thank you. >>> and when we come back here, news tonight about a flight to new york's jfk forced to turn around after what they learned about one of the pilots. my sister's managing a lot, including her type 2 diabetes. but she's found new ways to stay on top of it all. once-weekly trulicity is proven to help lower a1c and it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in child

they're said to be from the northern west bank, which has been a scene of frequent clashes between palestinians and the security forces. in addition to the deaths, you say there are injured as well. three are in hospital with life-threatening conditions, according to medics. and prime minister has said that we will get our hands on the terrorists and insure they pay the price. and this isn't the way israel wanted to end its independence day. it was a day of celebration here. celebrating the 74th birthday but that quickly turned to a different fence across the country, in the wake of these attacks. >> all right. so, we'll continue following the story. thanks so much. >>> what a difference a single day makes. wall street takes a massive losses just a day after seeing some of its biggest gains in a while. we'll dig into what's behand the wild ride. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new hohome - across t town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and stotorage team. shipstation saves us so mucuch time it makes it really easy and seamless pi

she was killed by gunfire and when doing her job in the northern west bank yesterday, she was wearing protective gear and helmet and a bullet proof vest. we know forces were operating in that area, and there were those offering there as well that were militanted, the hospital said it was not clear who shot the bullet that killed her and israel's position is we simply do not know for sure who fired the bullet that killed her. that said, we have seen this tweet from civilian affairs for the palestinian authority, he tweeted out the message, effectively rejecting the demand for a joint request or investigation and also, israel's request for the bullet that killed her to carry out tests to say if it was fired by an israeli weapon from an israeli soldier or if it was likely to have come from a palestinian militant instead. it seems certainly from the tweet that they still believe, they say all indicates and witnesses confirm her assassination by special units the official line is we don't know who shot her. a fast manufacturing kwield w wild fire is sweeping across the laguna hills area, a

west bank as well ongoing. police have named the suspect as assad rafii, and 19, and the other age 20. and they are from the northernest bank which has been a scene of frequent clashes. so that manhunt is ongoing. and the primary and a naftali s that they will get the attackers. >> and there have been more serious attacks in the recent years. >> reporter: this wave really began march 22, since then there have been 16 israelis and two foreign workers killed by israeli arabs or panhandles in palestinians and also 31 palestinians and three assailants have been killed in clashes with israeli security forces. and this latest attack was condemned by abbas and described by secretary of state antony blinken as a horrific terrorist attack, but at the same time, we have seen that these attacks have been happening and then there have been clashes between security forces and palestinians as they have gone to either apprehend suspects or people they suspect of having collaborated with the suspects or indeed to try to preempt additional attacks and then we've seen further attacks. and despite the increased security presence and t

she was in the northern west bank early this morning.s covering a raid by israeli forces in that city when she was killed. she was wearing one of those blue press vests that we wear, very clearly marking her as a journalist. now al jazeera is saying she was deliberately targeted by israeli forces. they are citing eyewitness accounts from her own crew who were with her the moment she was killed, including one of her producers who was himself shot in the back during this exchange of fire. he is going to survive. as up, israel's prime minister naftali bennett saying early this morning that it appeared likely that this journalist was actually killed by palestinian gunmen who were firing at israeli troops as they came into this refugee camp. in the hours that have passed since, the israelis have kind of edged away from that explanation. the israeli defense minister in just the last hour has been doing a briefing for the international press. he is saying they simply don't know at this stage who killed her. she is not a household name in the un

reporters, was shot and killed today on the outskirts of the -- refugee camp in the occupied northern west bankazeera condemned the killing, calling the shooting a blatant murder, adding that the israeli occupation forces assassinated the journalist in cold blood and targeted her with live fire. the israeli military initially suggested that -- only to walk that back. another journalist who witnessed the -- that israeli soldiers were shooting at abu akleh even after she was wounded. her producer, who is also injured, told the ap that abu akleh was clearly wearing a blue flak jacket worked marked with the word press. her body was carried through the streets covered with the palestinian flag and that flak jacket. the white house condemned the killing and called for a thorough investigation into the circumstances of her death. benny gantz promise that the investigation would be transparent. but as some journalists who have long observe the region have noted, history does not offer much hope in that regard. the committee to protect journalist reports that 17 your lungs have been killed armored id si

it happened in the town of janine in the northern west bank. these are pictures of showing that you can see on your screen. now the details are still fairly scarce. that only happened maybe within the last 2 to 3 hours or so. but we are greg beginning to gather some sort of idea of what happened. and i want to go to a correspondence, stephanie deca, who's going to be talking to us from west jerusalem. the question is no. stephanie, one would imagine how the israeli is going to be reacting to this well, we've just heard from the israeli foreign minister. yep. he'd in the last 10 minutes . he tweeted, i will read you his tweet. he said we have offered the palestinians, joined pathological investigation into the sad death of german. the city of walked, club journalists must be protected in conflict. so as we all have a responsibility to get to the truth, israel security forces will continue to operate wherever necessary to prevent terrorism. and the mother is of israeli. so this is we had a statement from the army as we've been reporting that is s

i got a multi terrain was on assignment in the city of janine in the northern occupied west bank where she had been reporting on israeli army res of the refugee camp. just like she done countless times in her more than 25 years at al jazeera with it was just another day. but shortly after, we're bringing some breaking news on all the 0 correspondent has been short. sharina blacklist became the news which has been killed, shot in elbow aqua was working in palestine. she was a veteran correspondent. what size is really forces had shot her in the head. oh, she was rushed to a hospital where she was declared dead at 713 a. m. o. according to the palestinian ministry of information. some 45 journalists had been killed by his ready forces since the year 2000. but you're in death shocked and resonated the world over. oh boy, throughout the years she positioned herself as an iconic narrator of the palestinian israeli struggle. sharon was known for going beyond the news to report the day to day lives of palestinians living under occupation. she visited their homes from hebron to nablus, janine

has the control over the road, the infrastructure, so, and also a water, a town in the northern occupies west bank. there has been what is known here as the battle of the flag with palestinians are going to the streets, trying to put stuff on the palestinian flag on the main street. but then they would be surprised by israeli settlers coming under the protection of these radio army and taking those flags down, causing palestinians to go again and put those flags up. they've been injured by the israeli forces. the flag here is one main way of palestinians showing their identity. it says sign of sovereignty. and let's not forget that during the 1st and to fall though, which a, during the years of 1980 or the late 1980, the colors of the flag would have been by the israeli military. so palestinians were trying to come up with new ways to hold their flag some a were even drawing water manning because they had the 4 colors of the flag on them . so it is a very symbolic thing for palestinian. and that's why we've been seeing many calls for palestinians to march the day, carrying their own flags out as t

in a car local media claims that they were palestinians who arrived in israel from the northern part of the west bankan river hellas authorities asked residents to stay at home in the city set up police checkpoints check all those who are suspicious to catch criminals involved in helicopters i will add that most of the fifty thousand inhabitants of lad are members of the ultra orthodox community, and the attack itself took place on the day when israel celebrated independence day . a sharp cooling is expected in the coming days in a number of regions of russia to -5 will be sverdlovsk, chelyabinsk, kurgan regions , bashkortostan and the perm territory, night frosts will come. thunderstorms and strong winds up to 28 m/s in siberia will exacerbate the situation in tambov voronezh rostov a sharp cold snap of 10-12 °, rain will come in snow, and high fire danger meteorologists warn residents of the astrakhan region of the altai territory of khakassia tuva buryatia kalmyks in the kurgan region over the past day from natural fires saved more than 500 buildings on fires aircraft dumped 500 tons of water into

fled in a car; local shifts claim they were palestinians who arrived in israel from the northern part of the west bankan lada authorities asked residents to stay at home in the city exposed checkpoints law enforcement forces are checking everyone. who raises suspicions for the capture of criminals involved helicopters. i will add that most of the fifty thousand inhabitants of lad are members of the ultra-orthodox community, and the attack itself took place when israel was celebrating independence day . the favorite of journalists jen psaki leaves the post of press secretary of the white house, her last working day will be may 13, joe biden i already managed to thank the official representative for her work and noted that she raised the bar for work in the white house of the jamsacki. started its activity during the presidency. barack obama then became widely known thanks to resonant statements on russian and ukrainian topics, in particular, about natural gas, which is transported from western europe through ukraine to russia, the place of the psaki will be taken by her current deputy. karine jean-pier

report coming out again, not confirmed that it's believed that the 2 suspects the northern part of the occupied west bank. but we cannot confirm this. again, this is happened in the last hour and a half or so, so the information is coming out. but certainly what is clear at this is another attack in an israeli city that is managed to kill at the moment 3 israeli civilians . it seems and injured multiple and staff just explain for our view as what has been happening separately. be all ok, so mosque all recently and why home us would link this with with what has happened the most come out. yes. i think we need to be clear in terms of our own reporting, that there is absolutely no link that we are aware of to these 2 things. but how mass has called before for people to come out in support of a lock. them all scan what they call these incursions of the jewish ultra nationalist groups. that according for the right to pray on the compound, which is of course in violation of the status quo. which means that you can pray on the compound, the non muslims can visit. so you can see this as a threat to the muslim id

west bank. the mulch salted from town centers and anted near the contact line on the northern outskirts of the cities of ramallah. and that would be era where eventually clashes erupted, thousands of people suffered to is he's really soldiers. you see a gas grenades the use from ability as well as real wants to violently dispatch. the protest as the same pattern was seen in many palestinian villages, but especially in the nablus region and the self of that region. dozens for engine clashes between palestinians and the israeli. all mean various areas have been going on since sunday morning. the so called israeli flank procession provoked massive undressed and was bank in response demonstrate and came out here flying only to palestinian flock. the palestinian foreign ministry has said that all these phenomena have created a new phase of pensions on the course of destruction. the palestinian foreign ministry has how be israel government responsible for this sanctions in the west bank? at the same time to palestine and administration has stressed that israel has been playing with by at considering itself

west bank. and scientists and bangladesh revive a lost art of fabric making from a bygone age. ah, how i would say more of those violent spring storms moving across the northern plains of the west towards the great lake seek the sea. this mass supplier caught him angry, looking line of cloud hair, all tucked him with his sir co front, making his way through a call there. diving out of canada. warm are being pulled in from the gulf of mexico. see the big contrast there. and that led to where at least one tornado being reported just around michigan at wetter, whether the vital weather will make its way further aces. but look of a hate 34 celsius in dc on sunday line of showers. they are running up from a deep south pushing up the appalachians, which was at northeast corner into eastern parts of canada, generally dry behind. so cool enough. 14 in chicago said 34 there for d. c. we'll see things just coming together somewhat as we go one a 3 monday, but plenty of showers pretty a storms down towards the south. these big storms as well. southern plains run across the great plains. we are likely to see some violent weather coming. 3 large house, strong winds, pushi

west bank. the march started from town. sons is an antique near the conic line on the northern outskirts of the cities of ramallah. and that would be era where eventually clashes erupted. thousands of people suffered to ins. he's bringing the soldiers. you see a gas grenades the used from a village as well as real wants to voluntary dispatch. they protested about the same pattern was seen in many palestinian villages, but especially in the nablus region of and the self of that region. dozens were injured in clashes between palestinians and the israeli. all mean various areas have been going on since sunday morning of the so called israeli flood procession of massive and dressed in the west bank any in response to demonstrate and came out here fly normally. the palestinian flock from the palestinian foreign ministry has said that all this phenomena have created a new phase of a conscience on the course of destruction that will not the palestinian foreign ministry has how be israel govern linda responsible for their sanctions in the west bank at the same time the palestinian administration has tr

west bank. the march started from town, so it is an antique near the conic line. only northern outskirts of the status of remo light, and that would be era where eventually clashes erupted. dozens of people suffocated as israeli soldiers use t, a gas grenades the use from ability as well as real wants to violently dispatch. the protest as the same pattern was seen in many palestinian villages, but especially in the nablus region of and the self of that region. thousands were ange it clashes between palestinians and the israeli. all mean various areas have been going on since sunday morning. the so called israeli flock procession provoked massive and dressed in west bank in response demonstrations. came out here flying only to palestinian flock. remarkably, there were no flags of palestinian factions. all parties is expressed the message of palestinians united thereafter heads in oppose an israeli actions and show. and there stands against is so called celebration of the occupation of the city of jerusalem. there has been widespread official condemnation of the provoked of actio

procession passed through many towns and villages in the west bank in march, started from town south is an antique near the conic line on the northern outskirts of the cities of grandma. and i will be right, but eventually clashes interrupted thousands of people suffered to ins. he's bringing the soldiers. you see a gas grenades be used from a village, as well as real ones to violently dispatch. the protest as the same pattern was seen in many palestinian villages, but especially indianapolis region and the south of that region. thousands were ange. it clashes between palestinians and the israeli. all mean various areas have been going on since sunday morning. the so called israeli flood procession of massive and dressed in the west bank in response to demonstrations came out here flying only the palestinian flood from the palestinian foreign ministry has said that all this phenomena have created a new phase of conscience on the course of destruction. the palestinian foreign ministry has how be israeli government are responsible for this time since in the west bank. at the same time, the palestinian administration has trust that isr

northern ireland seen the rain later in the evening and a push is on towards wales and north—west england. bankhursday and friday, high—pressure moving in. there will still be a chance of showers and into the weekend, low—pressure to the south bringing in the chance of showers, especially into southern areas. overall, i work into southern areas. overall, i work in progress but the main thing for thejubilee weekend, it will be turning more settled than it is now. still a chance of showers, so bear it in mind for outdoor plans and street parties. temperatures creeping up closer average will feel warmer where you get to see some sunshine. got to be betterfor the weather for the coronation, in london the top ten ship shih was only 11 degrees. a reminder of our top story. new research shows police are taking longer to get to the scene of emergencies and fewer crimes are being solved. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. over two and a half thousand fake tickets contributed to the problems at the champions league f

west bank. the russian and us defence secretaries have spoken for the first time since moscow's invasion of ukraine in february. the political crisis in northerno prevent the power—sharing assembly from meeting. members of the dup took their seats at stormont along with other political parties for the first time since elections last week. but they blocked the election of a new speaker, in protest at post—brexit trade arrangements. their decision means the assembly is unable to function. other parties have condemned the move as shameful, including sinn fein, which has the most seats for the first time. borisjohnson is planning to visit northern ireland on monday to try to find a way forward. one of the main factors in the deadlock is the northern ireland protocol — the post—brexit agreement which requires checks on some goods entering northern ireland from the rest of the uk. mark easton assesses the impact of that agreement. you can't see it, it's not on any nautical map, but somewhere out here is the invisible border that threatens to paralyse northern ireland politics. the brexit deal that britain signed with the eu sought to prevent revivin

northern india. a 28 year old musician was shot dead while driving his car . authorities say the killing was linked to inter dang rivalry. for each year, thousands of severely ill palestinians from the west bank are treated in israeli hospitals. often the only places offering the specialist doctors and the equipment that they need a getting there is a challenge. they are not allowed to drive through israeli checkpoints with their own cars. that's why israelis are volunteering to chauffeur them. with the road to recovery, organization or correspondent anya hawk joined one of their drivers, picking up a palestinian mother and her son at the re hon checkpoint in northern israel. ah 7 a. m. a few kilometers away from lucy han checkpoint. he also was installed. it's late for his appointment to pick up a penis tv and boy from a guy, but he was little. he's coming with his mother. i don't want them to wait a little bit on your sheila has met them before to day. they have made it through the chick point quickly. it doesn't always school so smoothly of our her little jo. sheila wants to leave the chick point as soon as possible, as the security situation here can rapidly to unite and sobar hubble walk

into the evening, the rain we are seeing in northern ireland looks like it might push into north—west and wales. further showers on wednesday for the bankdery. but overall, things look to be settling down from thursday onwards, looking drier, though still with the possibility of catching a shower. there will be more sunshine and it is also going to be feeling warmer later this week. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall and these are the latest headlines. fall back! fall back! france insists fake tickets were sold to liverpool fans on an industrial scale for saturday's champions league final, but accepts some resposibility for how fans were treated. there were difficulties in the way we manage the flows. we don't want to say we did everything well. clearly not. being kicked all over the floor, and hit with bars a knuckledusters. a bbc investigation finds police in england and wales are slower to attend serious incidents compared to six years ago and the number of crimes being solved has fallen too. i reported it, nothing came of it, that was it. and this, i've just kept it since. at what point do you then go and say enough is enough? is

northern ireland from the rest of the uk. an aljazeera correspondent called shireen abu akleh has been shot dead while covering an israeli army raid in the occupied west bankother journalist was wounded. israel denies its forces targeted journalists and says it has offered to carry out a joint investigation with the palestinian authority. our correspondent tim franks joins us live from jerusalem. tell us more about what you know about this killing.— about this killing. let's begin with shireen abu _ about this killing. let's begin with shireen abu akleh _ about this killing. let's begin with shireen abu akleh herself, - about this killing. let's begin with shireen abu akleh herself, she i about this killing. let's begin with i shireen abu akleh herself, she was an enormously well respected, well liked colleague among the people who i have known in this region. there is a lot of shock, a lot of disbelief, there is tremendous sadness this morning at the death of an extremely respected colleague. she worked for aljazeera for 25 years. what we do know is that she was at this israeli army raid in the north of the west bank, early this morning at about 6:30am, t

northern ireland from the rest of the uk. veteran aljazeera correspondent shireen abu akleh has been shot dead while covering an israeli army raid in the occupied west bankut a joint investigation. video on social media suggests the palestinian reporter was wearing a flakjacket bearing the word �*press' when she was killed. we know she was because our we know she was because own correspondent told us she was wearing a flakjacket. another journalist was wounded. journalist mujahed al—saadi was there when the shooting happened, here's his account of what took place. translation: what happened was, we were waiting for our colleagues l to enter the refugee camp at the point where the israeli army was present. we chose a point that did not have any confrontations between the youth and the militants. we got to a point where we waited for shireen to put on all her safety gear. she then reached us and we moved a few metres. we exposed ourselves to the army and the passers—by that we are press tv. we arrived and within seconds, there was the first shot. i told them that we are being targeted, we are being shot at. i turned and found shireen on the ground. ifound