ourthe latest, we go to correspondent, irrespective -- irris.this is an extremely sensitive region. talk us through what happened. irris: for the second day in a row, we have seen clashes inside the holy mosque itself and the compound. let's evaluate it. we have seen people -- palestinians holed up in there. we have seen exchanges with rubber bullets from the israeli side. we have seen rocks thrown. we have seen arrests. haven't seen anyone killed. for thew-level tension second day in a row. it is a jewish festival. we do cvs periodic -- see these tensionsflare-ups in during jewish and muslim festivals. we will see whether it is more serious or whether we will go back to how it was before. it is a flashpoint for a reason. it can go to bloodshed in the blink of an eye. i think that's what we have to be aware of. laura: what is the israeli government planning to do about it? irris: the israeli government is worried, concerned about ongoing throwing of rocks and mortar bombs at citizens. we saw a jewish family last night going home from their new y

health or security or the value of an economic system by how it treats those who are the weakest ourtheoorest, rather than context in which we put emphasis on wealth creators and those who are job builders and that sort of thing. so he is bringing a very different kind of perspective, and i think, is martha said, for someone like myself who has spent a great deal of my life inspired by the witness of dorothy day, i see him as the kind of answer of the catholic vision that she represented in this country. , youjanice sevre-duszynska protested the pope yesterday in washington. you were one of seven priests who got arrested. explain your position and what you want to see happen. you are an ordained priest with the association of roman catholic women priests. >> yes. we are calling for justice for women in the church and world, including women priests, and asking pope francis to make the connections between poverty, violence, and abuse of women in the world. and our second-class status as women in the church. could you explain what happened yesterday during the protest? where were you and h

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