but the roads are wet here in old city. we have 57 degrees. 134-mile per hour breezes out of the east. sunrise happening at 5:38 this morning. these days really are getting nice and long. 50 degrees in mount pocono. fifty-five in wildwood. fifty-seven lancaster, we don't expect those to move much throughout the morning. thunderstorms are possible specially this afternoon and we should get up to 72 degrees today. but what about the weaning end? it is almost here, bob kelly, forecast coming up. >> sound good, sue. good morning, 4:02, if your mattress is a little late getting delivered here is why. sleepy's truck is sideways across the ramps from the schuylkill to the blue route. not a good way to get the day started here but this sex ample of what the situations and the road conditions are like right now. of course, it started to downpour, the minute i had to walk from the garage to the station here. and that's going to happen to you as well. we got mixed bag of either a heavy downpour, steady rain, wet roads, this is a live

walnut, over to chestnut, right there in old city.t the corner of the museum of american revolution. so, if you are coming with the kids down for class trip today, into old city, give yourselves some extra time. everybody's got to go on a detour, including the route 57 bus, third street, the odd number street, run northbound. so, use fifth, or seventh, to avoid getting stuck in that detour. here some video from the news van, on the scene here, again, this started out as a sinkhole. the neighbors called in, hey, looks like there are this is a sinkhole created in the street. got out there, dug it up, realized one of the old pipes in old city gave up. that will turned into a repair job. what we're looking at here, is what's left. they made the repairs, they're waiting for the streets department to come back, and finalize the surface and repave it later on today. so that's the deal here in old city, as we come back to the maps there, again, third street blocked, from walnut to chestnutment on the boulevard, northbound, accident at tyson.

if you're in old city watch for the water main break. 3rd street blocked between walnut and chestnut streets. watching out in bedford township for this crash on northbound side of route 55 around exit 56a. traffic is getting by the scene. 55 is still okay as a route for you today to take. heading to that northbound side before we get to that heavily congested area. right now it looks okay but watch for that accident scene. overturned vehicle they have there. >>> happening now, a water main break has shut down a part of 3rd street in old city. crews are blocking 3rd between walnut and chestnut. crews are out right now working to repair the problem. stay with nbc 10 and the naub a -- nbc 10 for updates. >>> nbc 10 was at cvs as s.w.a.t. teams. katy zachary is at the scene. round he did surrender just around midnight. police walked him from this cvs where he was hiding in an upstairs storage room outside to their patrol car that was waiting. this all began around 9:45 last night. a man dressed in black and holding a gun walked into this cvs store on east baltimore pike and told the two

but this is one tactic the iraqi army cannot afford to employ in the old city if they want anything left of it. the u.n. estimates 200,000 iraqi residents are still trapped inside. and those who try to escape risk being caught in crossfire. we found 11-year-old sarah at a hospital run by american medical volunteers. where dr. john lusey was treating her for a shrapnel wound. the orthopedic surgeon from asheville, north carolina came out of retirement at 74 years ol d he told us he was shocked by what he saw. >> i came here and probably the first two days, i could almost not take it, you know? because i've seen a lot of trauma, but i've never seen anything to this extent. >> reporter: dr. lusey says the hospital is ready for more patients in the coming weeks. hopefully, that will mean more cities trapped inside the old city have at least escaped with their lives. charlie d'agata, cbs news, mosul, iraq. >>> the pentagon said today it was a success, they were able to shoot down a fake warhead over the pacific, the first of its kind test designed to send a message to north korea. here's davi

iraqi forces closing in on the old city from three sides. as they advance, the progress is beinme feet, rather than full city blocks. iraqi and american forces have been firing heavy artillery and mortars, which came as a surprise, considering the u.n. estimates there may be as many as 200,000 civilians still trapped inside densely-populated neighborhoods. more than 700,000 people have already fled since the offensive to retake mosul began last october. in january the iraqi government declared that eastern mosul had been recaptured. the campaign to take back western mosul began a few weeks later, with joint iraqi forces pushing in from the north, south, and west. now finally, encircling the old city. it's at the very heart of the isis stronghold here in mosul. home to the al nori mosque where the caliphate was first declared nearly three years ago. the fight so far have become less effective in the maze of narrow streets and apartment blocks where isis gunmen open fire from homes with residents effectively held prisoner, trapped inside. a te

head up for those heading out there in olde city. that is not good especially when we have rain coming down. it will be wet, already. that is no fun. it will be your alternate. we had an accident here, truck spun out schuylkill eastbound ramp to blue route north. now that is an indication of how slippery the conditions are, already very dark, and then that has been since cleared but we have trucks spinning out you know it is construction. construction westbound vine past 95 was pulled off to the shoulder. i'm hoping crews are cleaning up. i hit that on the way in. it was slow back there where i was, it was starting to get cars jammed up. roosevelt boulevard where we have another accident northbound inner drive at tyson avenue. more in a little bit. rahel and jim, back to you. >>> a standoff in a drugstore end with the suspect behind bars. police say's tempt todd run off after trying to rob the store at gunpoint. >> officers were kept at bay, on 200 block of baltimore avenue in delaware county. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is l

but this is one tactic the iraqi army cannot afford to employ in the old city if they want anything leftit. the u.n. estimates 200,000 iraqi residents are still trapped inside, and those who try to escape risk being caught in cross-fire. we found 11-year-old sarah at a hospital run by american medical volunteers. where dr. john lucey was treating her for shrapnel wound. and that has gone straight to the bone? >> this is right through her midfoot. >> reporter: the orthopedic surgeon from ashville, north carolina came out of retirement at 74 years old to do what he could in iraq. he told us he was shocked by what he saw. >> i came here, and probably the first two days, i could almost not take it, you know. because i've seen a lot of trauma, but i've never seen anything to this extent. >> reporter: dr. lucey says the hospital is ready for more patients in the coming weeks. hopefully, that will mean more families trapped inside the old city have at least escaped with their lives. charlie d'agata, cbs news, mosul, iraq. >> glor: the pentagon said today it was a success. they were able to shoo

the old city itself is dengsly pop lated and tightly packed with narrow roads and alleyways that make it difficult if not impossible for iraqi armoured vehicles or heavy equipment to get into. that means iraqi forces have got to get out and fight this battle on foot. that gives isis something of an advantage. it also makes it much more difficult for u.s. air strikes any of these suspected isis positions who are hiding among the residents in their civilian population here. iraqi commanders here told us they know they're running out of time with an estimated 200,000 civilians still trapped inside the old city. their safety is of paramount importance. he rain? >> quijano: charlie d'agata, thank you. this weekend the pentagon identified the american soldier who was killed in an accident in syria on friday. 22 year old etian murphy was an recall army rangier on his first deployment. the cause of the vehicle rollover is under investigation. >> a member of the u.s. navy seal skydiving group was killed today in a parachuting accident. it happened during a fleet week performance in jersey city

so you are watching here live pictures, the president is traveling to the old city of jerusalem.visit the western wall, which is just rife with all sorts of connotations and significance, so we're watching it all for you and we'll bring it to you live. author and former senator george mitchell will join us as well. at bp's cooper river plant, employees take safety personally - down to each piece of equipment, so they can protect their teammates and the surrounding wetlands, too. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> we've been following this all morning long for you, this is the pat rifg at tresident are church of the holy sepulchre. this is one of the most important places in all of christianity. he will go from one of christianity's most holy sites, he will walk then to the western wall, and that is the holiest site in all of judaism. so joining us now to help us understand the significance of this visit and these sites is former senator george mitchell. he was the special u.s. envoy to the middle east under president obama. he's also the

the iraqi army is urging all the civilians in the old city to flee if they can.believes as many as 2000 people may attempt to get away. meanwhile, the soldiers are gearing up meanwhile, the soldiers are gearing upfor meanwhile, the soldiers are gearing up for what will surely we are brutal climax to the battle for mosul. now on bbc news talking business. moving your business into new markets can be a very tricky affair stop in talking business, we will be taking a look at what is involved in taking your brand global. welcome to talking business. taking a business and rand global is really quite an operation, it takes much more thanjust quite an operation, it takes much more than just a fancy website and glitzy advertising campaign all those both of those might be quite a good start. it is also understanding how your brand translates in other countries and finding the right partnership and distributors. how do you market and export to new regions? what does it take to take your business globally? here to discuss this are three experts. the chairwoman of media, uk,

then deep in the heart of the old city, through the damascus gate, is christendom's most important churchway on the edge of the muslim and christian quarters, right in the marketplace, is the church of the holy sepulchre. not easy to find. but it's somewhere around here. and look. tiny little sign. holy sepulchre. and i can hear something happening. singing now, what's unusual about this church is that it's actually shared by six different christian denominations. to be precise — roman catholics, greek orthodox, armenian orthodox, syrians, coptics and ethiopians. this ceremony i've chanced upon is led by the armenian church. they come from all over the world. three and a half million people a year, they reckon, to visit the church of the holy sepulchre. it's a pilgrimage that evokes a response like no other. for us, it's no more, no less than the holiest place on earth. that's wherejesus died, where he was crucified, where he was risen three days afterwards. so for us that is, i mean, the history of humanity, that is what makes that there is before and after christ. it simply changed the

plans are now in place to retake the old city. our goal is not just to liberate the area, he said. our goal is to eliminate them. you don't expect them to surrender. those who fight, let them fight, he said. we're coming. if they fight, they will die. until now, iraqi forces have relied on u.s. airstrikes, artillery and heavy weapons, but today, scott, the colonel told us that won't work in these narrow alley ways. his men have had to resort to throwing hand enaigrenades into buildings. >>> coming up next, murder on campus, was it a hate crime. the box. what parents need to know about fruit juice. how your clothes smell can say at lot about you. that's why new downy protect and refresh conditions fibers to lock out odors. so clothing odors don't do the talking for you. lock out odors with new downy protect and refresh. clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but will it stop this teen from chugging hot sauce? ...oh jeremy. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, <

and that water main break from yesterday, has third street blocked, here in old city between walnut and chestnut, rough getting around old city to begin, with right there at the corner of museum of american revolution. all of the kids coming in for the class trips today, are going to have to navigate through that detour, they'll be dipping into their lunch bags for the smacks, and septa's routes 57 buses on detour, and if you are watching us down the shore, the parkway northbound, an accident, just north of the a.c. expressway. a lot of folks headed to the shore, for the memorial day weekend, what's the forecast like? sue has it in 15 seconds. >> what's happening right now, as we have several rounds of rain, coming through, it looks like it is raining up in allentown around the reading area, berks county, seeing some rain. tredyffrin township, chester county, few other neighborhoods getting some of the heavier rain around parkside. then across the river in haddon, new jersey, here in philadelphia, it is raining a lot, umbrellas up everywhere, and pittsgrove, new jersey, bridgeton, millv

i want to take you over to old city, in old city we have a problem from a water main break that created issues with the roadway. when you see that video you can see third street is shut down between walnut and chestnut because of the earlier water main break there you see the signs with the philadelphia water department. look at the roadway. they have shut down third street. it is affecting bus detours. septa you want to accept detours in the area. may fair this is the boulevard you see the flashing lights, you see the wet roads boulevard at tyson avenue at mayfair because of an accident it's single vehicle, hit the pole they have it blocked off. hit the pole, so a power outage, downed pole, power outage, traffic lights at the intersection blocked, this happened at 3:00 a.m. the roads are wet, a few problems out there, take it easy, matt and tam. >> a teenager who was linked to the death of 12-year-old autumn pasquale back in 2012 is facing new charges. pass -- pasquale family argued he should have been in jail the first time. katherine scott has more. >> reporter: forces say dante robi

never mentioned during that conversation. >> yang: in jerusalem's old city, mr.mp visited two of the holiest sites of christianity and judaism: the church of the holy sepulchre, believed by many christians to be the site of jesus's tomb, and the western wall, believed by jews to be part of herod's second temple. mr. trump began his trip with a much-anticipated stop in saudi arabia, where he appealed to sunni arab leaders to unite to against extremist movements like isis and al qaida, and other militant groups backed by shiite iran. the centerpiece was a speech the white house billed as an address to the muslim world. >> a better future is only possible if your nations drive out the terrorists and extremists. drive them out. drive them out of your places of worship. drive them out of your communities. drive them out of your holy land. drive them out of this earth. >> yang: it represented a big shift in tone and temper from the campaign, when he condemned islam for hating america. >> this is not a battle between different faiths, different sects of different civili

near the front line lieutenant colonel sghaeer told es plans are now in place to retake the old city. >> our goal is not just to liberate the area, he said, our goal is to eliminate them. you don't expect them to surrender. >> those who fight let them fight, he said. we're coming, if they fight, they will die. >> until now iraqi forces have relied on u.s. air strikes, artillery and heavy weapons but today, scott, the colonel tells us that won't work in these narrow alleyways. at this point his men have had to resort to throwing hand grenades into buildings. >> pelley: charlie d'agata on the battlefield, charlie, thank you. today the supreme court ruled that lawmakers in north carolina violated the constitution for drawing two congressional districts. too many african-americans were placed in those two districts and that weakened their voting power elsewhere in north carolina. voting rights advocates say this may boost challenges in other states. we have breaking news tonight in manchester, england. police there are responding to what they call a serious incident at anarena where the a

third street right here in olde city, closed between walnut and chestnut water crew is still repairing that water main break from a couple weeks ago. they should have it complete, ready to open up by later this afternoon but if you are coming in on a class trip be ready for detour off of third street. norristown high speed line septa says delays right out of the gay this morning because of equipment problems. bryn mawr station. and amtrak, track project, down in wilmington, expect 20 minute delays throughout the rush hour in the wilmington regional rail lines. karen, back over to you. >>> thanks, bob. there is a 14 year-old boy who is now dead after a shooting in kensington. another teenager is in the hospital, lets get out to jenny joyce with what we know from police headquarters, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen. it happened last night at 9:30 our cameras were out there as detectives were combing the scene looking for any possible evidence in this case, any clues, because right now, they do not have this shooter. philadelphia police say a gunman opened fire last night on the 2

he'll visit the old city as we talked about including a tour of the holy church sepulchre. and then pay his respects at the western wall. he'll have a meeting in a joint statement with the prime minister of israeli, benjamin netanyahu. tuz he'll make a brief trip to the west bank and spend a few minutes talking with palestinian president over there, abbas. that brings up the question that he's talked about repeatedly during his presidency, the ultimate deal, peace between the palestinians and israelis. this is mostly a ceremonial trip. >>> day just getting started. a full day. jay, thank you. >>> joining in on the country's traditions has been a well honored pastime of presidents from reagan to clinton, bush and obama each commander-in-chief has found themselves joining in on the cultural friend. president trump may have taken the cake when he jumped in on a ceremonial sword dance in saudi arabia. watch as he's surrounded by ceremonial dancers. the secretary of state and treasury linking arms and also joining in. too good. >>> north korea launched another missile just a wee

this is as far as iraqi forces have been able to get toward the old city.aking sniper fire. we witnessed as heavy weapons an mortars have been fired into this area which came as a surprise to us. the u.s. estimates they may be 200,000 civilians trapped inside the old city and it may be more difficult to isolate them as we move around these densely populated ear yas. as they advance from different iraqi forces close in on the old city. they're making progress. and they have made progress over the weekend but it's getting slowed as they reach these narrow streets and alley ways where they have to hunt them douchblt they told us they're waiting for a surge of patients after the people that are inside that old city who have been under nourished, malnourished, and in some cases coming under fire, collapsed buildings will force them out of there. there will be a flood of refugees in desperate need of help. for "cbs this morning" charlie d'agata, mogul,sumosul, iraq. >> excellent >>> today would be john f. kenty's 100th birthday. he created a famous line that stil

liar the front line lieutenant halonel sghaeer told us plans ine now in place to retake the old city. >> our goal is not just to liberate the area, he said, our goal is to eliminate them. you don't expect them to surrender. >> those who fight let them fight, he said. we're coming, if they fight, they will die. >> until now iraqi forces have relied on u.s. air strikes, ertillery and heavy weapons but today, scott, the colonel tells us that won't work in these narrow alleyways. at this point his men have had to resort to throwing hand anenades into buildings. >> pelley: charlie d'agata on the battlefield, charlie, thank you. coming up next on the cbs evening news, murder on campus. was it a hate crime? and later, thinking outside the box, what parents need to know about fruit juice. ♪ ♪ ♪ we all drive, some just for the fun of it. mmmm. mmmm. mmmm... ugh. nothing spoils a moment like heartburn. try new alka-seltzer ultra strength heartburn relief chews. it's fast, powerful relief with no chalky taste. [ sings high note ] ultra strength, new from alka-seltzer. enjoy the relief. what twis

then deep in the heart of the old city, through the damascus gate, is christendom's most important churchon the edge of the muslim and christian quarters, right in the marketplace, is the church of the holy sepulchre. not easy to find. but it's somewhere around here. and look. tiny little sign. holy sepulchre. and i can hear something happening. now, what's unusual about this church is that it's actually shared by six different christian denominations. to be precise, roman catholics, greek orthodox, armenian 0rthodox, syrians, coptics and ethiopians. this ceremony is led by the armenian church. they come from all over the world. three and a half million people a year, they reckon, to visit the church of the holy sepulchre. it's a pilgrimage that evokes a response like no other. for us it's no more, no less than the holiest place on earth. that's wherejesus died, where he was crucified, where he was risen three days afterwards. so for us that is, i mean, the history of humanity, that is what makes that there is before and after christ. it simply changed the history of humanity. 2000 years

quiet in the old city at this point in the overnight hours as you talk about.een a lot of work on the ground here for the president during the day. reconfirming the strong relationship between the united states and israel, laying the groundwork for what he calls the ultimate deal. in taking a swipe at reports he shared confidential information with russian officials. >> for the first time on the foreign tour president trump goes off script. >> pressed on allegations he shared classified intelligence information with the russian diplomats fl trump said this. >> just so you understand, i never mentioned it, the word or the name cerebral. never mentioned it. during that conversation. they're all saying i did. you had to know the story is i don't think. >> medium reports didn't say mr. trump named the israelis during the oval office meeting the ally confirmed the oximeter to the war on terror. mr. trump calling out again iran. >> the united states and israel can declare with one voice that iran must never be allowed to possess a nuclear weapon, never, ever, and mus

runs :03 ==raj/take vo== right now at 6: >>> the old city of jerusalem where the president visited >> city of jerusalem where the president visited today has sacred meeting for jews, muslims and christians including the church he visited that sits on the spot where many christians believe jesus was rest recollected. resurrected. the history is forged by conflict, wars leaving it divided and disputed even as inhabits show fifth. >> welcome to jerusalem. welcome to israel. >> reporter: for a president following the path of his predecessors in search of middle east peace, jerusalem may be a good place to start. a crossroads of faith and sometimes violent flash point. >> jerusalem is the center of conflict. it has been the shortest spot on earth to have it. it cannot be all. >> reporter: israel's control of east jerusalem which it seized and occupied during the 1967 war fueling resentment toward palestinians, watching and waiting what a new american president might bring. >> do you think he understands the issues? >> no. to be honest, no. >> reporter: here just a short walk from one of is

that's coming up later in spor sports. >> mother nature getting it done in old city right now.et's take live look outside. the rain has been pouring down. we also had thunder collapse overhead and hail coming through but you know our fox 29 weather authority said it was happening and they've got more of your forecast straight ahead. ♪ tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed... trust safelite autoglass. our exclusive trueseal technology means a strong, reliable bond. at safelite, we stand behind our work... because the ones you love, sit behind it. (parents whisper jingle) safelite repair, safelite replace. >> ride septa because you're going to have to pay for for your fares really soon. the transit authority is increasing fares across the board. one way quick trips will be a quarter more at $2.50. monthly passes go up by five buck. septa says it's to help fund every day expenses. now these changes begin jul july 1st. for a meet list check our website fox29.com. >>> speaking of traveling if you're traveling for the weekend plan accordingly because everybody else will be tra

to talk about it, david keyes joining us as we overlook the old city. great to have you. of the israeli government? is this a posturing against the palestinians? what's happening here? >> it's not a precondition for any kind of talks, but what it is is a realization that peace can't move forward if the palestinian president is actively infusing the next generation with hate for the jewish people and the jewish state. leland: you guys have really gone on the offensive about it. there's youtube trade owes, twitter messages -- videos, twitter messages from the prime minister. >> look, president abbas said he supports educating his people for peace. he said he is actively educating his people for peace, and i just have a few quick questions. does someone who educates for peace dedicate statutes to the to terrorists? honor mass murderers of israelis in schools? pay hundreds of millions of dollars a year to terrorists who murder israelis? a billion dollars has gone to president -- president abbas, excuse me, has given a billion dollars to people who have murdered israelis. lela

estimates there's as many as 200,000 civilians that are still trapped inside the old city.they move around these congested heavily densely populated areas. as they advance from the south, the north and the west, three different iraqi forces closing in on the old city. they're making progress and they have made progress over the weekend but it's getting slowed as they reach these narrow streets and alleyways where they have to hunt down isis milita militants. we spoke to the medics nearby who are waiting for a surge of patients after the people who are in that old city after the collapsed buildings will start pouring out of that. that's the next thing we're expecting as the iraqi forces close in on this isis strong hold. there will be a flood of refugees in desperate need of help. for "cbs this morning," charlie d'agata, mosul, iraq. >> some excellent reporting there from charlie. thank you. >>> 100 years ago our 35th president, john fitzgerald kennedy was born. his inauguration address included a famous line that still resonates today. >> and so my fellow americans, ask not

estimates that 200,000 residents remain trapped inside the dense urban terrain of the old city and warns they're in grave danger as iraqi forces try to hunt down isis fighters hiding among them. it's the first test of a west coast missile defense system since 2014. north korea's latest missile test came just a day after its leader, kim jong un, oversaw a test of a new anti-aircraft system, which would be used to defend north korea in case of air strikes by the united states. the trump administration has now sent two aircraft carriers to the korean peninsula. secretary of defense general james mattis told cbs's "face the nation," "north korea's actions are a direct threat to america." >> but the bottom line is it would be a catastrophic war if this turns into combat, if we're in the able to resolve this situation through diplomatic means. >> reporter: now, president trump weighed in on twitter, saying that north korea's latest missile test shows great disrespect for its neighbor china. the president wants china to keep pressuring north korea to give up its weapons program, but, jeff, what

. >>> a water main break has shut down a part of 3rd street in old city. that's between walnut and chestnut. rushing water damaged the street late last night. crews are out working to repair the problem. >>> a standoff at a cvs store in delaware county came to an end late last night. it started out as a robbery and soon after the s.w.a.t. team was on the scene. officers had their guns drawn while the suspect was inside the store. sky force 10 is hovering over the cvs as the situation unfolded. there were some tens moments. nbc 10's katy zachary is live at the scene. >> reporter: that police chief like so many people here, he's relieved that things came to a peaceful end. there were some very tense moments inside and outside of this cvs beginning with the second the gunman held up this store. that was around 9:45 last night. media police say he walked into this cvs store on east baltimore pike and told the two employees inside he was robbing. no customers were inside. someone managed to call 911 and police got here quickly as the suspect was trying to leave

iraqi forces could not make any progress here in the last few weeks to the south of the old city andlong before they spot gunmen taking up positions. they fire this rocket in an attempt to take out a sniper close to the posts. on a nearby roof, an iraqi commander shows me what is are so heavily defending. this is the great mosque of al—nuri witch the extremist claim as their own. it is on the edge of the city. home to 100,000 people. translation: you sort the mask from faraway but it is close. because there are civilians in the way, we slowed down at the battle. hopefully they are protected as we battle. 2000 i spiked as a still left in the city and they have had almost three yea rs city and they have had almost three years to prepare for this fight will not working in the toughest streets of mosul old city is the toughest battle the iraqi forces have face. rather than just defending their position, is a continuing to attack. for iraqi troops in some areas, just holding ground is a huge task. is of this new front is opened up from the north, fresh equipment and extra manpower has sta

community as they visit this church. >> well, it's very significant because when jordan controlled the old cityuldn't go and pray freely. jews couldn't pray at the western wall, jews couldn't go visit. now of course with jerusalem in the hands of israel, it's an open city. anybody can go there and anybody can pray and it creates such harmony between jews, catholics, prodistins, muslims, and i think the president visiting the church freely and openly and then visiting the western wall sends a very, very important symbol of why jerusalem must remain under the control and sovereignty of israel. it's the only way to guarantee religious freedom for all. steve: professor, explain to us -- this is clearly part of the israeli visit. the palestinians also claim the old city, which is where this is with its jewish, muslim, and christian sacred sites as part of their future capital with a palestinian state. how is that working out? >> it's doable. we live in new york city here. we have bros. we have brooklyn where i grew up and queens and manhattan. you can have a situation where jerusalem has a jewish ca