we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and photography. ♪ >> in is not something i know from my own army. this is why the soldiers are talking, because it's so dehumanizing both sides. people who sit here went to the gas chamber. >> you know, this is like -- i don't have any words. this is like the basement of anything that judaism would stand for. the army of tomorrow is the group of children today. what is there for you when you become 18? 36% of the boys have to go. 45% of them witnessed the beating and the killing of their fathers. they immediately switch from the helpless fat

the target. their ability to defend israeli cities, rockets and missiles might be launched from the palestinian sidee proximity. >> this is an israeli community from one side, on the other side to easy a palestinian one. in between there is -- before 2003, there was no fence at all in that area and a lot of suicide bombers came from this area. >> sean: right here at the top of the hill is an israeli neighborhood and went to the right is a palestinian neighborhood and then you have a border fence in between, it's basically a separation? >> today there is a separation, cross borders some areas here. before this line was operated, you can say. >> sean: you have an israeli city in a palestinian city? >> is that a mosque in the israeli area? >> it's an area area. arab area. >> sean: so the mosque is in a -- >> sean: it's a free country religiously. we've made our way around the west, jerusalem now, were over this point. mount of olives, the temple mount, the knesset we just passed all of which is 20 miles away from jordan. there really is no space. comfortable you are in it. so find a venus smooth that c

the playgrounds of beit el, palestinian children are at recess at a ramallah school. ramallah is the seat of government for the palestinian authority, and under its control. israeli soldiers control access points to the city and palestinians say soldiers routinely conduct raids-- often in the middle of the night. access to farmland is severely restricted. the job market here is limited. settlements like beit el are built on land the palestinians hope will be part of their future state. the settlements are often a focal point of palestinian anger, leading to clashes with settlers and israeli soldiers who control the lands where the settlements are built. hard-line palestinians still believe all of the west bank. and israel is occupied land that belongs to them. there has been relative calm in the west bank in recent months, the result of ongoing security co-operation between the palestinian authority and israel. husam zomlot is a senior adviser to palestinian leader mahmoud abbas. he says using violence against jewish settlers is counter- productive. >> we don't hate them. in fact, our histories with jews have been an integral part of our national fabric. what we dislike, however, is occupiers, colonizers,

hannah bladon, who was 20, was attacked on a tram near the old city yesterday. a palestinianproblems has been arrested. in a statement, issued through the foreign office, hannah's parents described her as a "talented musician and enthusiastic rugby player — the most caring and compassionate daughter". —— a history of mental health problems. she was taking part in an archaeological dig, and was attacked while travelling on a packed train near to the old city. at the university of birmingham this morning, staff have paid tribute to an exceptional student. our thoughts at this time are very much with her family and close friends. really, we just want to pay tribute to hannah and her excellent academic —— really, wejust want to pay tribute to hannah and her excellent academic career to this point. she was pursuing her real passion in jerusalem around biblical studies. as hannah's family struggles to come to terms with her death, a palestinian man, who is thought to have a history of mental health problems, remains in custody. this is bbc news. the headlines: with tensions high in

the old city. a 57—year—old palestinian man has been arrested. sed from a psychiatric hospital. police in italy have arrested a mafia boss who absconded from prison. he has been serving a life sentence for murder, illegal disposal of bodies and drug trafficking. he was recaptured after police followed his wife and spotted him preparing a barbecue outside a flat in tuscany. christians are mocking good friday today. pope francis is marking good friday with the traditional via crucis or "way of the cross" procession around the colosseum. this is an annual tradition that goes back to the 18th—century. it was since revived by pope paul vi in 1964. it commemorates the passion and death through 1964. it commemorates the passion and death throuthesus through the readings of prayers along a path of 14 stations, mocking the actual path thatjesus walked. these are live images. —— marking the actual path. lots more to come, including... this is the trailer that is about to break the internet! the latest star wa rs break the internet! the latest star wars film

the old city. a 57—year—old palestinian man has been arrested. psychiatric hospital. buses are evacuating hundreds of villagers and fighters from four rebel held villages in syria, two of them close to the capital, damascus. it follows a deal struck between president assad's government and rebel forces. but the opposition says it amounts to deliberate displacement of the president's opponents. the international development secretary, priti patel, has accused government and rebel forces in south sudan of deliberately blocking food aid. on a visit to the famine—stricken country, she also accused both sides of what she called abhorrent human rights abuses, including rape and murder. she was speaking to our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, who travelled with her and sent this report. in many civil wars, aircraft bring death. but here in south sudan, they bring hope, dropping not bombs, but bags. this is leer, a desolate spot near the front line of the conflict that has left millions of people hungry and displaced. these bags are full of food,

the old city. a 57—year—old palestinian man has been arrested, police say the suspect had been recently released fromzie has been suspended by the sun newspaper after comments he made about everton footballer ross barkley. in an article, mr mackenzie compared the midfielder to a gorilla — mr barkley‘s grandfather was born in nigeria. liverpool mayorjoe anderson said he had reported the article to the police for a "racial slur". the sun apologised for any offence cause, and added the paper was unaware of the footballer‘s heritage. mr mckenzie has disputed that his article was racist. 0ur correspondent helena lee has the latest from news uk's headquarters in central london. the article was about ross barkley, who was punched earlier this week in liverpool, city centre. in the peace kelvin mackenzie said "the lack of reflection in his eyes has always made him think he was one of our dimmest footballers", he also went on to say, "it was like seeing a gorilla at a zoo." ross barkley‘s grandfather was born in nigeria. the piece also went on to say that men who had similar amounts of money to footballers in

the constant threat of terrorism. last a year in the city of tel aviv two palestinian terrorists open fire in a crowded market killingt people, wounding 16 others. earlier today, i visited the site of the brutal attack with prime minister yet and yahoo david keyes and the president of the jerusalem center for public affairs dore gold. i asked them about the dangers that israelis are facing every single day surrounded by a lot of enemies. take a look. >> one of the things looking will the president will be meeting with the palestinian president. from my -- he claims he wants -- what is he really say in public, what is he -- of the public persona versus the truth that maybe would help the president. >> s unfortunately, there's something going on, which is simply outrageous that president trump can change. he is allowing the system to grow that is rewarding those who engage in terrorism, rewarding their families. you have a young kid -- and he goes ahead and he shoots an israeli. he will get payments from the palestinian authorities, he will get a guaranteed job in the future and if you kill somebody, that's more money.

the 20—year—old was studying in the city as part of an exchange programme with the university of birmingham. a palestinianto have a history of mental illness, has been arrested over the attack. police in sheffield are investigating four unexplained deaths in the barnsley area which they think might be linked to heroin use. they're trying to find out if the deaths were caused by the strength and content of the drug being used locally. driving tests are getting an mot in order to better reflect the demands of modern motoring. from december, learner drivers will no longer have to tackle some traditional manoeuvres, but will instead be expected to demonstrate new skills, such as using a sat nav safely. judith moritz has the details. every motorist has been through it, the rite of passage of taking a driving test, but in future learners will be examined on new things. the first driving test was taken in 1935. clearly today's drivers are used to a very different road experience. more than half of them use satnav and so the test has been updated to reflect that. so it's turning right out of gate and then continu

the constant threat of terrorism. now, last year in the city of tel aviv, two palestinian terrorists opened fire in a crowded market killingr today, i visited the site of this brutal attack, with prime minister netanyahu's spokesman david keys and the president of the jerusalem center for public affairs, dory gold. dore gold. i asked them about the dangers surrounded every day surrounded by a lot of the enemies. take look. >> one was things coming up is the president will be meeting with abbas. and maybe for my edification and audience edification. abbas claims he wants peace. what does he really say in public? what is the public persona versus the truth that maybe that would help the president? >> unfortunately, now, there is something going on which is simply outrageous that president trump can change. mahmoud abbas is allowing a system to grow that is rewarding those who engage in terrorism, rewarding their families. you got a young kid, you know, ahmed, and he goes ahead and he shoots an israeli. he will get payments from the palestinian thond wanted au. he has a guaranteed job in the future. >> sean: that's going on t

the 20—year—old was studying in the city as part of an exchange programme with the university of birmingham. a palestinianas been arrested over the attack. in the last few minutes, we have had a statement from the family which the foreign office has issued on their behalf. in it, the family say hannah was the most caring, compassionate doctor you could have wished for. she was a talented student studying for a degree in theology and archaeology. at the time of her death was part of a student exchange programme and studying at university injerusalem. she was taking part in an archaeological dig yesterday morning. she was very talented, and enthusiastic rugby player, and a keen supporter of derby county. she was driven, passionate, and her death leaves so much promise unfulfilled. our family are devastated by this senseless and tragic attack. but as the statement from the victim's family, issued on their behalf by the foreign office. police in sheffield are investigating four unexplained deaths in the barnsley area which they think might be linked to heroin use. they're trying to find out if the deaths were

on monday, palestinians rallied in support of the hunger strikers in the west bank city of bethlehem.ed by israeli security forces. among those to speak out in support of the hunger strikers was former palestinian prisoner khader adnan. >> when prisoners go on hunger strike, they feel the freedom. it is a way to resist the occupation. we can win the battle against it with our empty stomachs. it is a message to the international community and the free people in the world that palestinians seek freedom. amy: in kashmir, about 100 protesting students were wounded after being attacked by indian security forces who fired tear gas and rubber-coated steel bullets at demonstrators monday. protesters demanded independence from indian rule, chanting "go india, go back" and "we want freedom." dozens of students were also wounded by indian security forces during protests over the weekend. in mexico, journalist maximino rodriguez has been murdered, making him the fourth mexican journalist in only six weeks to be assassinated. rodriguez reported on the police, crime, and corruption for a blog called

police in israel say a palestinian man stabbed a british woman to death ona tram man stabbed a british woman to death on a tram injerusalem. the attack took based near the old city the security agency here have said that this was a 57—year—old man who lived in a palestinian neighbourhood of east jerusalem. now, they have said that he had been recently released from a psychiatric hospital, and suggested he had previous criminal convictions. so that may shed some light at the early stage of this investigation into what went on. in terms of the attack itself, we know that this woman was attacked on the city's light rail, the tram network, it was running a part of the line just outsidejerusalem's 0ld it was running a part of the line just outsidejerusalem's old city when this woman was repeatedly stabbed. christians around the world have been observing good friday. in rome, pope francis led a procession around the colosseum, as an egyptian family carried the cross. security has been tight at the former gladiators' arena, with tens of thousands in attendance. the canadian rockies are welcoming back some old friends who once roamed there freely but have not been seen

the tram. say this man is in custody, is 57 and comes from a palestinian neighbourhood ofjerusalem. and comes from a palestinian neighbourhood of jerusalem. this must be a busy time for the cityr the city with passover for thejewish people and of course easter for the christians. that's right. it's a time of heightened security, not unusualfor time of heightened security, not unusual for these holidays but as you say we have thejewish passover week, a time when many visitors come tojerusalem, coinciding week, a time when many visitors come to jerusalem, coinciding with week, a time when many visitors come tojerusalem, coinciding with the easter weekend. so many christian pilgrims and others were heading to the old city, so it's a very busy time injerusalem. the old city, so it's a very busy time in jerusalem. the the old city, so it's a very busy time injerusalem. the authorities had said that they were ramping up security because of that at the time. in the last few moments we have had a statement from biggest lady president, who said he was just like the israeli president, who said that he was filled with sadness at the terrible news of the murder of a young girl, in what h

the 20—year—old was studying in the city as part of an exchange programme with the university of birmingham. a palestinianto have a history of mental illness, has been arrested over the attack. police in sheffield are investigating four unexplained deaths in the barnsley area which they think might be linked to heroin use. they're trying to find out if the deaths were caused by the strength and content of the drug being used locally. driving tests are getting an mot in order to better reflect the demands of modern motoring. from december, learner drivers will no longer have to tackle some traditional manoeuvres, but will instead be expected to demonstrate new skills, such as using a satnav safely. we will be discussing the changes with a driving instructor shortly.” a lwa ys with a driving instructor shortlyli always think when i'm talking to a driving instructor i'm back on my test! the sun columnist, kelvin mackenzie, has been suspended after he compared the intelligence of the everton footballer ross barkley to that of a gorilla. the mayor of liverpool, joe anderson, reported him to merseyside police f

the old city and christian pilgrims heading for easter festivities as well. there have been a series of attacks in which people have apparently been stabbed at random, jewish people by palestinianst just stabbing incidents, is this a similar incidents, is this a similar incident or is it entirely unconnected? since the latter part of 2015 the israeli authorities say about dozens of people have been killed in gun, knife and car ramming attacks. meanwhile 250 palestinians, the israelis say our attackers have also lost their lives in this period. the question is whether or not this case this morning can be attributed to that wave of attacks. the israeli president has said today that he passes an this respect, that he is extremely sad about what happened and has called it a attack, shin bet say that this is another case of a palestinian person who has carried out a terror attack as a result of that. it could be some time before we get the full details of that. tom bateman, thank you. a lorry carrying compressed gas has caught fire on the m4 causing long delays during the easter bank holiday. the road was closed both ways for an hour between junction 17 and 18 near chippenham but the

the hotel and other cities and then we had a period and sense of quitity in the sinai as the group was targeted about the egyptian state, forced into oing through gaza where they mixed with palestinians who had been fighting hamas at the time and other groups. and created a new group after that. the egyptian revolution allowed them the free opportunity to operate in the sinai. the collapse of the security forces there. and they created what they rmed the supporters of jerusalem. a few years ago they gave allegiance to the islamic state which through its establishment of the caliphate became the most appealing jihadi group in the world in the sense, attracting supporters both in egypt and libya and nigeria and all other areas of the world where they see it as the most successful caliphate jihadi model to follow. however, the group has also been a sinai-based group. they have done a spectacular attacks in cairo. the bombing of the coptic and other such attacks, but they are also limited by the fact they drove their membership from the tribal networks of the sinai, their supporters, their protection comes from the reality that there is a breeding ground there, there is a welcoming envir

palestinian groups. for years people have protested against these ads but in the past muni has apologized. many other cities across the country have adopted restrictions to prohibit certain advertisement. >>> today the san francisco board of supervisors will start considering a plan to open up safe injection sites. those are areas for people to inject drugs where there are also associate and help services offered. lon bonn reed wants a task force to consider the idea that's already being used in canada. that group would include a representative as well as workers and the city's police and homelessness and health departments. there are more than 20,000 people who inject drugs in san francisco. >>> a meeting is scheduled tonight at the jefferson union board meeting. now the incident happened at tara nova high school in pacifica. a female school administrator brought there son that codeine was being passed around campus. the woman made him remove his shirt. >> she then took off -- told him to take off his t-shirt and she put her hands like this and told him to spin around or turn around. so she laid her hands

traveling on a train near the old city which was packed as christians celebrated good friday and jews marking passover. isly security forces arresting a 57-year-old palestinian. that's all we know for the moment. more on this story as we get it. >> shannon: a new showdown over healthcare reform could be in the works after the easter recess. as president trump sets his sights again on obamacare. in an interview with the "wall street journal" mr. trump is threatening to cut obamacare subsidies to the states as a way of forcing democrats to the negotiating table. here is ron desantis of florida last hour on "america's newsroom." >> really the administration has done a good job. vice president pence has been exercising a lot of leadership to figure out how do we actually fulfill the promises we made to the american people. for me the core thing we have to do is deliver lower premiums and more choice on private insurance. >> shannon: we have a fox news contributor. marjorie clifton a former consultant and from clifton consulting. rachel, i'll start with you. the idea of cutting the subsidies. mccaskill says if they blow the access there is they'll own it if insur

the old city, which is packed with christians are celebrating good friday and jewish people marking passover. she was rushed to a medical centre but died soon afterwards. police say she was attacked by a palestinianchtime, but a woman thought to be in her early 20s, believed to be a british national, has been stabbed to death in an attack which police say was by a palestinian man. facey he stabbed her repeatedly and although she was rushed to hospital for treatment she died soon after. we will bring you any more details as soon we will bring you any more details as soon as we have we will bring you any more details as soon as we have them. a deal has been struck between the syrian government and rebel forces to evacuate 30,000 civilians from four besieged towns. residents of two government—held towns in a rebel—controlled area of aleppo province have already been pictured leaving on buses. the swap, brokered by iran and qatar, also sees people from two rebel—held towns in a regime—controlled area near damascus allowed to leave. in the last short while we have had the first pictures of the operation under way. these were sent to us by an evacuee of the rebel town madaya, near the capital. he also

the city, but we are concerned, i think that would be the mood here. the family of a 20—year—old british student who was killed injerusalem have paid tribute to their daughter. a palestiniantory of mental illness — has been arrested over the attack. her family have issued a statement. "hannah was the most caring, sensitive and compassionate daughter "you could ever wish for. "she was driven and passionate and her death leaves so much "promise unfulfilled. officials in afghanistan now say that 90 islamic state fighters were killed by a powerful bomb launched by the united states on thursday — more than double the original estimate. is has denied it suffered any casualties in the attack, which targeted a network of caves and tunnels in eastern afghanistan. police in sheffield are investigating four unexplained deaths in the barnsley area which they think might be linked to heroin use. they're trying to find out if the deaths were caused by the strength and content of the drug being used locally. the three men and a woman were aged between 31 and 47 and were found at separate addresses. the sun columnist, kelvin mackenzie, has been suspended after he compared the intelligenc

palestinian terrorist organizations. indeed, -- in deed and propaganda iran foments discord. host: next to alex in kansas city, missouri. caller: good morning. my personal view is that the deal with iran is actually a win-win situation for both countries. it is for iran is they are getting their money back. their money back. and maybe they got some of it and going to get the rest of it as the deal is an international deal, not just american deal or ranian deal. this is a shirt that has been woven and cannot be undone. i agree with that. it's a win-win for both countries. thank you. host: james. we'll hear from him in washington state. democrats line. caller: good morning. i support the iranian deal that barack obama held. i think we should hold this to the t country up public view to show just how much of a terrorist country the united states has become. we're invaded every country in the world almost. we invade vietnam. we invaded iraq. the terrorist country in the world is the united states of america. i'm sorry to say that. but this is true. this is what's happening now. host: james, when it comes to the iran deal, what do you think it does as far as benefiting the u

cities. we had a period of a sense of quiet in the sinai as the group was targeted by the egyptian state, forced into going through the things to gaza where they mixed with palestinian salafis who had been fighting at the time and create add new group after that. the egyptian revolution allowed them a full opportunity to operate in the sinai, the collapse of the security forces there and to create the supporters of jerusalem that they call it. two years ago, they gave the allegiance to the islamic state, ie tracting followers in all areas of the world where they were the most successful group to follow. the group has also been a sinai based group. they have done spectacular attacks in cairo, the bombing of the coptic cathedral, other such attacks. they lieutenant are limited by the fact this they heavily drove their matchup memberships from the tribal area of the sinai, the supporters, the protection comes from the reality that there is a welcoming environment there that has been completely alienated by the egyptian state and that sees these guys as doing yin noebel fights against an oppressive state. as a result, they've been able to grow the presence in sinai. ini