i'm robyn curnow. so just ahead on cnn -- more clashes in jerusalem over the eviction of palestinian families. >>> plus the out-of-control rocket saga is finally over. we'll speak with an aerospace engineer about the heat china is now take over this uncontrolled re-entry. and then india's hard-hit delhi region warns it will run out of vaccines in a few days. more on the deepening crisis ahead. >>> we begin in jerusalem, where sounds of eastern prayers filled al aqsa mosque in a moment of peace before violence erupted in the city for a second straight night. tensions hit a fever pitch in east jerusalem over possible evictions of palestinian families. an aid organization says at least 100 palestinians were injured by rubber bullets and stun grenades fired by police. police say they were trying to disperse crowds of people who were throwing stones and fires. i want to bring in hadas gold. what's happening right now? >> reporter: well, last night was almost almost which is the holiest night of ramadan for

i'm robyn curnow. good to have you along this hour. coming up, the fragile cease-fire between israel and hamas is holding. the people in gaza survey the devastating loss. >>> a volcano spews lava on roads and forces thousands of people to leave their homes in the democratic republic of congo. >>> the journalist at the center of the controversial interview with princess diana has a message for her sons, prince william and prince harry. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom." with robyn curnow. >>> it is 10 a.m. in gaza. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken plans to visit the region in the coming days. in gaza city they parade through the streets to show they are in control. much of gaza's basic infrastructure was crippled in the conflict. as humanitarian aid arrives, they say safeguards remain in place to keep militants from getting it. >> there are mechanisms in place, one in particular is the gaza reconstruction mechanism which was established after 2014. it's an agreement between the pal

i'm robyn curnow. the u.s.ed his $6 trillion budget plan with much of the spending focused on boosting the economy. while the proposal comes as two dozen republican-led states are now ending the extra $300 in unemployment benefits, a key feature of joe biden's covid recovery plan. the states say the payments are keeping americans from going back to work. but is it really that simple? kyung lah reports. >> reporter: with just days to go until montana's summer tour season kicks off, the skeleton crew at this hotel is already exhausted. >> come find me and we'll probably just leave those rooms for tomorrow. >> reporter: working extra hours because of staff shortages. >> trying to do 26 rooms in a day. >> reporter: joshua dempsey believes people don't want to return to work because wages for jobs like this don't equal what pandemic unemployment pays. >> i make $800, $900 every two weeks. my friend gets like $800 a week, so she doesn't want to work when she's making what i make in two weeks in a week. >> not working

i'm robyn curnow. deadly fighting overnight in the middle east and news outlets are refusing to stop during their jobs after this. high rise media building takes a direct hit from an israeli air strike as u.s. kids get their shots into arms, new guidance on what they should do the masks on their faces at school. >>> plus america's promise. will it keep it and protect military translators before it pulls out of afghanistan? >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with robyn curnow. >> great to have you along this hour. the palestinian health ministry says israeli air strikes and killed at least 170 people in ga gaza including 140 children. the israeli military it struck the home of gaza's leader. this video reports to show that air strike. a spokesperson says he was not hurt. israeli war planes on saturday targeted this high rise building in gaza city. the associated press, al jazeera and other media outlets had offices there and were given one hour to evacuate. families living in the building a

i'm robyn curnow. so ahead on cnn. a fragile cease fire hotels but tensions still run high across the middle east as israel and hamas claim victory. we're live in jerusalem with the latest. >>> you can add black fungus to the challenges facing india. this rare and potentially fatal infection is mounting among coronavirus patients. >>> and then a volcano erupting in the democratic republic of congo forces thousands of people to get out of their homes, more on these incredible pictures next. ♪ >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with robyn curnow. >>> thanks for joining me this hour t. is now 11:00 a.m. in israel and fgaza and day three f a cease fire that has restored calm to israelis and palestinians. a cabinet minister is warning if any rocket is fired towards israel, the israeli leader will target the leader in fgaza. hamas militants paraded the street to show they are in control. israel's foreign ministry is calling on the national community to condemn and disarm the militants

robyn? >> despite all of the conflict and continuing tensions, you have found a story of humanity and hope. tell us about it. >> reporter: yes. so i think it's really important that in sometimes like these to remember that people are still human, and there's still goodwill and humanity out there. take a look. rhonda waited nine years for the organ donation that would save her life. an arab christian born in the old city of jerusalem, relying on dialysis as her kidneys failed. then the call came in the midst of conflict, her life would change forever and become a symbol of hope and co-existence during turbulent times. >> i didn't know who helped me. i said, how can it be? how did i get the kidney? they told me i got a present. it is a kidney that was a present. i said, good. i was moved in a war, a jew gave a kidney to an arab. >> reporter: for a week, this man fought for his life after being badly beaten by a group of young arab israeli men caught up in the wave of violence pitting jews and

i'm robyn curnow. just ahead on cnn, the israel, hamas cease fire is still holding and now the attention turns to rebuilding as many palestinians return to devastated homes. >>> also ahead, a volcanic eruption in the democratic republic of congo sends thousands of people rush from the danger. we'll bring you the very latest on this. >>> and getting creative to get shots in arms, what one hollywood theater is offering to get people vaccinated at its pop-up clinic. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with robyn curnow. >>> a key member of the israeli cabinet says the israeli military will personally target the hamas leader in gaza if any more rockets are fired towards israel. the finance minister sits on the security can binet said, if the fire israel takes out hamas leaders. this is day three of a delicate cease fire now in place in gaza city. hamas militants paraded through the streets to show they are still in control. israel's foreign ministry is calling on the international co

i'm robyn curnow. >>> we begin with a second straight night of clashes between israeli police and plntd plnts as tensions boil over in jerusalem. the palestinian red crescent says nearly 100 palestinians were injured by stun grenades and rubber bullets fired by police on saturday. police say they were trying to disperse crowds of people who were throwing stones and fireworks. well, jerusalem has seen weeks of unrest over the possible eviction of palestinian families from their homes. i want to go straight now to jerusalem. hadas gold joins me live. ha hadas, hi. what's the situation right now? >> reporter: well, robyn, i'm standing in frchbtont of damasc gate. this is one of the main entrances into jerusalem, the one most important for muslims as they enter the old city of jerusalem. this was the scene of some of those clashes we saw last night across several locations across east jerusalem including in sheikh jarra which is that neighborhood where you mentioned those palestinian families are facing po

i am robyn curnow. today marks one week of clashes between israel and hamas. some of the details might shock you. plus -- >> a miracle in a tragedy. the story of a 6-year-old survivor pulled from the rubble, and many americans are thrilled about the lifting of mask restrictions and one very important group is not, health care workers on the front lines, and we hear from one nurse leading the charge to mask back up. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn "newsroom" with robyn curnow. >>> good to have you along this hour. so the intense conflict in israel and gaza is now in its second week and the deadliest in years. at last check the death toll in gaza has climbed to 197. at least ten people in israel died in rocket attacks fired from gaza according to the israeli military. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says over 1,500 targets have been hit in gaza in recent days and right now there appears to be no break in the escalating cycle of violence. explosions lit the sky early on monday morning, and israel says it struck nine homes belonging to high-ranking

i'm robyn curnow.ess week in the uk, a campaign that is taking on added significance in england following the nation's third covid lockdown. we went to a center in london to discuss with children how the pandemic has affected their mental health. since lockdown lifted and doors reopened four weeks ago, kids age 8 to 18 have been coming here for a kick about with friends, and a game of ping pong and this. >> it made my emotional needs worse and anxiety on top of that as well. >> kids have opened up and are beginning to heal with mentoring and mindful sessions, a response to what staff here are calling a mental health crisis among young people. this is reflected in the latest uk government data, which suggests that 1 in 6 children may now be suffering a diagnosed mental health issue since 2017. >> what did you experience in lockdown that you had not experienced before? >> just, a cloud over my entire life. >> that cloud never disappeared. >> i kwrused to have the best grade. >> loneliness, isolation. out

i'm robyn curnow.oming up european vacation, travel taking off again for the vaccinated but exactly where can you go and how do you prove you got the shot? >>> after four elections and a failure to form a government plus a bloody battle of hamas, a major announcement is pending that could oust benjamin netanyahu from power in israel. >>> and fears of a new volcanic eruption in the democratic republic of congo already cost billions of dollars and forced thousands to flee. >>> thanks for joining me this hour. so solid year of lockdowns, face masks and social distancing is gradually winding down in many places as vaccination numbers increase. but covid remains widespread and dangerous, as you can see here. countries in red are still struggling. the world health organization is investigating whether four cases in vietnam came from a possible new variant. but wherever vaccines have been widely administered, cases and deaths have been steadily declining. 5,000 people in paris were finally able to enjoy a lar

i am robyn curnow. today marks one week of clashes between israel and hamas. some of the details might shock you. plus -- >> a miracle in a tragedy. the story of a 6-year-old survivor pulled from the rubble, and many americans are thrilled about the lifting of mask restrictions and one very important group is not, health care workers on the front lines,

i'm robyn curnow. the major u.s.eline hacked in a ransom ware attack last week has been up and running for a few days, but it's still a huge challenge to find gas in some areas. in washington, d.c., outages were reported at more than 80% of gas stations there and across the southeast. >> reporter: gas stations like this one here in charleston, south carolina, don't currently have fuel, but the overall situation is slowly improving across the southeast. in fact, near us other gas stations got new supply of fuel overnight. on saturday morning colonial pipeline said its systems are now at normal operations but it could take several days, up to two weeks in certain places for there to be a sense of normalcy. fuel flows through that pipeline at about 5 miles an hour. in the meantime, a handful of southern states are understates of emergency. that lifts weight restrictions for trucks delivering fuel. these declarations also help states prevent price gouging from happening. authorities are also urging drivers not to panic,

i'm robyn curnow. coming up on cnn, much of the u.s. is getting back to normal. but concerns about a new covid variant in asia and soaring cases in argentina show the world isn't yet out of the woods. meanwhile, benjamin netanyahu's time as israeli prime minister could be coming to an end as his political opponents work on a deal to oust him from power. >>> the midterm elections are a week away in mexico, but it's not just fake news or election fraud most people are worried about, it's that dozens of their politicians are being murdered . >>> a solid year of lockdowns, face masks, and social distancing is gradually winding down in many places as more and more people are getting vaccinated. but covid remains widespread and dangerous. as you can see here, countries in red are still struggling. the world health organization is investigating whether four cases in vietnam came from a possible new variant. but wherever vaccines have been widely administered, cases and deaths have been steadily declining. 5,0

but does the prime minister share to kim zach, and robyn, and will he join me in thanking them for showing spirit in true grit? >> yeah. yes. mr. speaker, i thank right honorable friend for singling out this act of this act of quick thinking and selflessness and i pay tribute to kim that -- robyn and i that they got their mack. >> over 4.3 million and rising up growing in in poverty including some 18,000. so will he agree to put right the error of a previous minister and tackle and ensure no child is left behind. >> it is vital that we tackle child poverty that is why we are leveling up across country biggest program of investment for a generation if not more. but we've also seen fewer households that now with children in poverty than then years ago but i accept there's more to be done. >> thank you mr. speaker. i welcome the fact government is investing heavily upgrading rail networks across the krnghts including opening lines of free close but as a conservative government we have a responsibility to taxpayer tone sure value for money. my bases in the middle of a work place revolution if

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the irony is if one side $8.00 win a victory we end up passing that in from generation to generation robyn let me ask you before we run out of time if the european union if european union or if the u.s. president were to phone you in and say they would like for you to help with mediating some type of humanitarian pause in the fighting what would be your response. is i'd be glad to let's not spend a life time talking to people pursuing balance on all sides of my conflict but at the end of the day the good friday agreement the key thing really that george mitchell that was he created a win win situation for both sides soha in the israeli palestinian conflict for ordinary people for the short time we have on planet earth highly critical win win situation for palin stiliyan children for israeli children to give those kids a new beginning and you future at nate's leadership step of the public speeches to feast on their detractors and to lead from the front reverend jerry mason it's been very interesting talking with you we appreciate your time and your insights an important voice needed to be h

the irony is if one side laws win a victory we end up passing that in from generation to generation robyn let me ask you before we run out of time if the european union if the european union or if the u.s. president were to phone you in and say they would like for you to help with mediating some type of humanitarian pause in the fighting what would be your response. it's i think a lot to let's not spend a lifetime talking to people pursuing violence on all sides of my conflict but at the end of the day the good friday agreement the key thing really that george mitchell that was he created a win win situation for both sides soha in the israeli palestinian conflict for ordinary people for the short time we have and planet earth highly critical win win situation for powell stiliyan children for israeli children to give those kids a new beginning and then you future and nate's leadership to step into the public speeches to feast on their detractors and to lead from the front reverend jerry mason it's been very interesting talking with you we appreciate your time and your insights an important

robyn brandt, bbc news yiwu in eastern china. poor girl, only 16.raders weighed federal reserve minutes that flagged the possibility of a debate on scaling back asset purchases. commodities remained under pressure. equities fluctuated in japan, posted losses in hong kong and china, and rose in australia. and on wall street. us futures edged down after the s&p 500 pulled back for a third day. you can reach me on twitter. thank you very much for your company, i will see you very soon on world news with all of your headlines, sport and business, and everything coming out in about five minutes' time. see you soon, goodbye. hello there. wednesday was another unsettled day. the majority of the showers that formed were across eastern areas through the afternoon, so we had some of these thunderclouds going across the skyline in cambridgeshire. further west, though, wales and western england, well, it was a largely fine afternoon with some long spells of sunshine at last. but it's not going to stay that way. on the satellite picture, we've already got our ne

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i'm robyn curnow. >>> we will get the latest from the cease-fire.e will hear from a victim targeted and newly released police videos document the brutal fatal arrest of green. details ahead this hour. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom." >>> it is now noon in israeli and gaza. cease-fire between hamas and israeli is well into its second day without any violations reported. but it is an uneasy peace and tensions do remain high. friday prayers at a mosque in jerusalem ended with israeli police sweeping through the plaza in an aggressive show of force. the police said they were respond to go a riot by palestinians and used stun grenades and rubber bullets to drive people out. the report says 20 people were hurt. israeli opened a key border on friday to allow humanitarian aid into gaza. among the shipment was a mobile hospital. the u.n. announced it is sending more than 22 million of aid including food and medical supplies and covid vaccines. h hadas gold joins us from j jerusalem. the cease-fire is holding. >> the cease-fire has been holdi

i'm robyn curnow live in atlanta. so coming up, insurrection rejection.locked a capitol riot commission. >>> the email that russian hackers sent out to thousands of people to execute a global attack. the options the u.s. has to fight back. >>> and when was the last time you heard an e.r. doctor say this? >> i had an entire shift yesterday where i didn't have a single covid-19 patient. >> the u.s. getting closer to normal with each shot in the arm. ♪

i am robyn curnow. today marks one week of clashes between israel and hamas. a miracle in a tragedy. the story of a 6-year-old survivor pulled from the rubble, and many americans are thrilled about the lifting of mask restrictions and one very important group is not, health care workers on the front

here is some of what he told my colleague, robyn curnow. >> it's not an eviction. according to the u.n. and countless politicians and human rights violations it could amount to war crimes. i can tell you we are very scared of losing our homes to israeli organizations. >> these settlers and courts would argue that their claims to the land predates you and your family. have you been allowed to prove otherwise? >> no. courts, the israeli occupation courts take their documents without verification, without authentication or challenge, whereas our documents will not be looked at. they will not be taken into consideration. besides, just besides -- just because something is technically legal does not mean it's ethical or moral or historically just or accurate or correct. we have seen many, many systems exploit the law and exploit the judiciary to uphold supremacist and racist lives. >> you've written very powerfully about being 11 and remembering this incident that i spoke about, about these settlers coming to your home and taking half of t how does it feel to have grown

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the high growth stocks they helped push them off and then they've been going back in value a lot of robyn hood accounts open and ibr and we have a lot of money on sidelines a lot of cap on sidelines going to be helpful for the market so fuel the market. much of the money is going coin base and bitcoin but they also going into high growth stocks, high growth stocks and a hit recently. but we think this will help fuel market so optimistic for 2021. >> sure. brian brenberg jump in. >> hey, joel good morning. i noticed the administration on the sunday shows yesterday talking a lot about pushing that global minimum corporate tax rate again which tells me that they're kind of gearing up to push the higher corporate taxes. does that worry you at all as you look at company earnings into this year but particularly into next year as well? >> well, this is a great point because when we seen in the past, i mean -- when corporate rates go up, and then encourage companies to go offshore we saw senture 20 years ago you know set shot up in bermuda and then ireland we're gong see more companies offshore w