the deal alive. beirut israeli forces of shot dead a palestinian man who they say tried to stab one of their soldiers it happened near the legal israeli settlement of aerial close of the palestinian city of south feet in the occupied west bank the israeli army says none of its soldiers sustained injuries in the attack the palestinian man is believed to be a resident of vidia the home village of a woman who died on friday after rocks were thrown at her car by israeli settlers. meanwhile israeli forces a fire tear gas and rubber bullets into a school in the occupied west bank dozens of students and school officials at al so we a school needed medical treatment after inhaling tear gas and being hit by gas canisters they were attempting to stop the school's closure which was ordered by the israeli army the army accuses students of throwing stones at people on nearby roads. yemen's president who heidi has sacked the prime minister off with bin dyad will face an investigation over the country's economic crisis the yemeni currency is plummeted in recent months sending thousands of people out protesting in the streets food and fuel prices have skyrocketed due to the ongoing health the governo

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. not something i kn 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 father, who coul

the crown of an ancient port in israel but the car in the old city has been neglected to the point of near collapse as harry forsett reports palestinians say the place has become a symbol of how they're being squeezed out by rich israelis and tourists there are a few things about eco which aren't in dispute the beauty of its old city the overlapping layers of history on full display a rich mix of cultures and religions stretching back four thousand years all of which make it a prime site for tourism. recently bought the family home where he was born and the apartment beneath it turning it into a guest house for paying visitors but as a palestinian resident of arc or as they call it it's been a long hard bureaucratic battle to get to this point. he has certainly learned. we were protected tenants we worked so hard to get ownership because as long as we didn't have it we didn't have the freedom to do anything other than just live here ok. that's the case for the majority of palestinians who live in the old city most of the original arab homeowners fled or forced out during the creation of the state of israel in one thousand nine hundred

palestinians. says she is no longer active in the movement i know the developments palestinians in the israeli port city of a car are demanding the return of a culturally significant site east for decades by a trust backed by the israeli government they say khan owned and well it has been neglected to the point of near collapse and as harry forced to explain it's all part of a wider debate on the changing future of the area which is being gentrified to capitalize on a tourist. there are a few things about eco which aren't in dispute the beauty of its old city the overlapping layers of history on full display a rich mix of cultures and religions stretching back four thousand years all of which make it a prime site for tourism. recently bought the family home where he was born and the apartment beneath it turning it into a guest house for paying visitors but as a palestinian resident of arca as they call it it's been a long hard bureaucratic battle to get to this point back to his certainly. we were protected tenants we worked so hard to get ownership because as long as we didn't have it we didn't have th

israeli forces have showed that a palestinian man who they say tried to stab one of their soldiers it happened near the legal israeli settlement vireo close to the palestinian city of south feet in the occupied west bank the israeli army says none of its soldiers sustained injuries in the attack. yemen's president abdul ravel months who had the has sacked the prime minister ahmed been back in and says he'll face an investigation of the country's economic crisis the currency has crashed and food and fuel prices have skyrocketed usually the ongoing called food resulting in mass protests those are the headlines are going to have more news in half an hour stay with us though as the stream speaks to indian women about their country's need to movement thanks for watching a season by. i am for me ok in your industry today will the me too movement change india where here for women speaking out against sexual harassment there and you can join in of course the conversation live on you tube and also via twitter. in india women are taking to social media to speak out against sexual harassment that they've experienced in the media and entertainment industries men accused of

that's the case for the majority of palestinians who live in the old city most of the original arab homeowners fled or forced out during the creation of the state of israel in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight those who later came to live here can only lease homes from a trust backed by the israeli government they don't have any right to do anything in this house or they can fix these houses they can't hurt you know they can't give the subset of their children the local government's tourism development plan involves renovating rundown areas attracting richer homeowners the old development company part of israel's tourism ministry says local palestinian small businesses benefit but the new businesses are market hotels and restaurants overwhelmingly israeli for many of the palestinians who live within the walls of the old city the money that's being lavished here feels like it's largely bypassing them worse than that they fear it is going to alter the fabric of this place irrevocably and that they might not have a place here in the future one place they have long treasured is this the carna

end their support for israel over its treatment of palestinians says she's no longer active in the movement. or palestinians in the israeli port city of acre demanding the return of a culturally significant site least for decades by a trust backed by the israeli government they say. has been neglected to the point of near collapse sorry force it now explains it's part of a wider debate on the changing future of a coach is being gentrified to capitalize on a tourist. there are a few things about eco which aren't in dispute the beauty of its old city the overlapping layers of history on full display a rich mix of cultures and religions stretching back four thousand years all of which make it a prime site for tourism. recently bought the family home where he was born and the apartment beneath it turning it into a guest house for paying visitors as a palestinian resident of arka as they call it it's been a long hard bureaucratic battle to get to this point back to his certainly. we were protected tenants we worked so hard to get ownership because as long as we didn't have it we didn't have the freedom to do anything other than just liv

that's the case for the majority of palestinians who live in the old city most of the original arab homeowners fled or forced out during the creation of the state of israel in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight those who later came to live here can only lease homes from a trust backed by the israeli government they don't have any right to do anything in this house or they can't fix these houses they can't hurt you know they can't give the subset of their children the local government's tourism development plan involves renovating rundown areas attracting richer homeowners the old development company part of israel's tourism ministry says local palestinian small businesses benefit but the new businesses are market hotels and restaurants overwhelmingly israeli for many the palestinians who live within the walls of the old city the money that's being lavished here feels like it's largely bypassing them worse than that they fear it is going to alter the fabric of this place irrevocably and that they might not have a place here in the future one place they have long treasured is this the carnal

israeli forces have showed that a palestinian man who they say tried to stab one of their soldiers it happened near the legal israeli settlement close to the palestinian city of some feet in the occupied west bank the israeli army says none of its soldiers sustained injuries in the attack the palestinian man is believed to be a resident of bedia the home village of a woman who died on friday after rocks were thrown at her car by israeli settlers meanwhile israeli forces a fire tear gas and rubber bullets into a school in the occupied west bank dozens of students and school officials at al so we have school needed medical treatment after inhaling tear gas and being hit by tear gas canisters they were attempting to stop the school's closure which was ordered by the israeli army now the army accuses students of throwing stones at people on nearby of roads. yemen's president who hired the has sacked his prime minister amid been a will for face an investigation over the country's economic crisis the yemeni currency has plummeted in recent months sending thousands of people out protesting in the streets food and fuel prices have skyrocketed due to the ongoing. w

authorities have gone to his village, to his town near the palestinian city in the northern west bank. they have marked off his home for demolition and arrested a number of those who knew him and brought them in for questioning to find out if he acted alone or if he was working as some sort of larger group. but the key is now more than 24 hours after the attack, where is he? and that's why we're seeing this manhunt conducted not only by the israeli military but also with the assistance of police and the israel security agency. all of this started around 7:30 local time on sunday morning when authorities say he approached a factory in the west bank where he worked in the industrial park in the northern west bank, went inside, approached two people he knew, shot and killed them and wounded one more. then he fled the scene and ran away and that is where we come to this manhunt that continues at this point. one of those victims, 29-year-old, was laid to rest last night. the funeral for the second victim, 35-year-old is scheduled to take place in just a few hours. meanwhile, as this manhun

that's the case for the majority of palestinians who live in the old city most of the original arab homeowners fled or forced out during the creation of the state of israel in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight those who later came to live here can only lease homes from a trust backed by the israeli government they don't have any right to do anything in this house or they can fix these houses they can't hurt you know they can't give the subset of their children the local government's tourism development plan involves renovating rundown areas attracting richer homeowners the old development company part of israel's tourism ministry says local palestinian small businesses benefit but the new businesses are market hotels and restaurants overwhelmingly israeli for many of the palestinians who live within the walls of the old city the money that's being lavished here feels like it's largely bypassing them worse than that they fear it is going to alter the fabric of this place irrevocably and that they might not have a place here in the future one place they have long treasured is this the carna

targeting of these of these areas so basically it usually starts with the confiscation of palestinian land then the targeting of anything the city and who does protests then declaring more and more palestinian lands to be closed off military military zone and even sure these closed off areas are joined by or are added to the jewish settlements that are in constant expansion this is a story that's really goes to the heart. of the west bank this is about building settlements and of course you would want every possible pretense in order for them to put the blame on the kindest indians who are fighting for their wives and they are either or they're. the mayor of a small french town on an island off the country's atlantic coast is waging war on a fast food giant mcdonald's which hopes to open a branch that we've just lost a second legal case resulting in fines for his anti big mac campaign but he vows to fight on the locals though a divided. i. will make the call we were elected because he ran on a platform of a political and social transition the model promised by this kind of company runs counter to what you do nothing to stop work

targeting of these of these areas so basically it usually starts with the confiscation of palestinian land then the targeting of any even the city and who does protests then declaring more and more palestinian lands to be closed off military military zone and even sure these closed off areas are joined by or are added to the jewish settlements that are in constant expansion this is a story that's really goes to the heart of israel even couldn't a solution of the west bank this is about building settlements and of course that would point every article of pretense in order for them to put the blame on the palestinians who are fighting for the right and there are five or they're either. the mayor of a small french town on an island off the country's atlantic coast whose waging war on fast food giant mcdonald's were choked a weapon a project with a mounting cost in legal fees of his anti big campaign already into its fourth year is certainly dividing the locals. we were elected because we ran on a platform of ecological and social transition the model practiced by this kind of company runs counter to that we do not until it's the mo

its embassy to jerusalem from tel aviv in may that sparked protests across the middle east palestinians want part of the city to be the capital of their future state and palestinian children living under israeli occupation faced many challenges when it comes to getting an education of a bedouin children it's even more difficult they travel long distances across dangerous terrain to get to schools they which don't have electricity or computers and tasha one name reports from the occupied west bank on the last series above the rubble. it's a two hour ride on a donkey for some for most it's scaling up and down a dusty rocky mountain or to the sick that going back during the winter it's very cold and we don't have time to get home before tag the walk is the most difficult thing. these are the students of elman tar school it's in a better win and refugee community east of jerusalem thirty eight children are trying to study here but the minister of education at mit's the school doesn't meet how listin ian or international standards. should that it's nothing good here. these lights are just for show there's no elec

targeting of these of these areas so basically it usually starts with the confiscation of palestinian land then the targeting of anything in the city and who does protests then declaring more and more palestinian land to be closed off military military zone and even sure these closed off areas are joined by or are added to the jewish settlements that are in constant expansion this is a story that's really goes to the heart of israel even couldn't a solution of the west bank this is about building settlements and of course that would point every possible pretense in order for them to put the blame on the palestinians who are fighting for their wife and they are either for their. ecuador has agreed to partially restore internet access for wiki leaks founder julian assange has been denied that since march however he's been given some strict guidelines on how to behave online auntie's isa ali has details sources close to jude innocence of told r.t. that the ecuadorian embassy imposed a new protocol consisting of a ten page memo which covers the day to day aspects of mr sounds as life inside the ecuadorian embassy in regulating get real

we visit the ancient mediterranean city where palestinian residents fear they are being pushed out to make room for terrorism. and in spore we'll hear from the battle to l.a. judge and now they deface in the race to reach baseball's wild series. leslie hit portugal. with hurricane force winds in the damage became of partners is in this massive cloud here you can't even see is a proper circulation because it no longer is but this is what it did felled trees but more importantly snapped a swathe of trees some wind you need to do that but that's what it did all the sudden so it's no longer as unlike a hurricane it's just an area of low pressure that's feeding a lot of moisture up to and hans the flooding has already happened in the british isles unfortunately not a few tickets for the daylight hours on monday the ratings rather less but the snaking line is still there and this part of it down through southern france to the west med is still potentially quite stormy in the sunda storm sense of the word so downpour seem quite likely to break up into forming more discreet cells it runs acro

the united states is close to its consulate in jerusalem dealing with palestinian affairs and merges with the new embassy in the city which was controversially moved from tel aviv this year palestinian leaders condemning. to me saying it will further fuel and already to define it this does not create. any facts other than the dismantling of a two state solution pushing palestinians and israelis deeper and deeper in the back of conflict and violence and counter-violence and we. strongly condemn the strongest possible terms terms this american decision the u.s. secretary of state insists that the military is aimed at improving efficiency and does not signal a change in american policy in the region now american relations with the west bank and gaza will be handled by a palestinian a fence unit that will report to the u.s. ambassador to israel. israel is welcoming the me saying it puts an end to american support for the division of the contested city we discussed this earlier with political commentator i mean he thinks the consulate closure further complicates israel palestine relations the jerusalem consulate general

the united states meantime is close says to close its consulates in jerusalem dealing with palestinian affairs adding fuel to the fire and merge it with the new embassy in the city which is controversially moved from tel aviv in may palestinian leaders are condemning the move maybe not unsurprisingly saying it's going to further add fuel to the fire. this does not create. any facts other than the dismantling of a two state solution pushing palestinians and israelis deeper and deeper in the bath of conflict and violence and counter-violence and we are totally and strongly condemn with the strongest possible terms terms this american decision the u.s. secretary of state insists this merger is ended simply improving efficiency and doesn't signal a change in american policy in the region now american relations with the west bank and gaza will be handled by a palestinian affairs unit that will report to the u.s. ambassador in israel as for israel is welcoming the move saying it puts an end to american support of the division of that hugely contested city i discussed the issue of political commentator or an earlier on he thinks the consulate closure is really going to

and we visit the ancient mediterranean city where israeli palestinians are being pushed out to make room for tourists to. welcome to the program saudi arabia says its relationship with turkey remains strong despite the controversy surrounding the disappearance of saudi journalist. in a stumble. turkish president the one spoke by phone to reaffirm their commitment to a joint investigation al-jazeera has learned that the head of saudi intelligence arrived in turkey and is to meet with turkish officials saudi arabia has thanked the u.s. for not jumping to conclusions but also said it would retaliate against any threats u.s. president donald trump had previously warned of severe punishment if saudi arabia was started to be behind the disappearance the u.k. france and germany are jointly calling for a credible investigation into fate as more from ankara. a soldier delegation including saudi until chief are expected to talk with turkish officials on monday over his disappearance case and the investigation and the sound of delegation is expected to spend forty eight hours in turkey of course th

meantime related news the united states has to close its consulate in jerusalem dealing with palestinian affairs and merge it with a new embassy in the city which was controversially moved from tel aviv earlier on this year in may palestinian leaders are condemning that move saying it's going to already fuel it's going to further rather fuel an already bitter divide as we've just been see in the live shots. this does not create. any facts other than the dismantling the two state solution pushing palestinians and israelis deeper and deeper in the bath of conflict and violence and counter-violence and we are totally and strongly condemn with the strongest possible terms terms this american decision well the u.s. secretary of state incest nonetheless that the merger is a zoli at improving efficiency and does not signal a change in american policy in the region now american relations with the west bank and gaza will be handled by a palestinian affairs unit that set to report to the us ambassador in israel israel's welcoming the move it says it puts an end to american support for the division of that contested city talked about this in more de

well still ahead here on the news hour we visit the ancient mediterranean city where israeli palestinians fair they're being pushed out to make room for tourism. and a famous formula one driver son is starting to make a big name for himself in measure a sink hole have those details in sport after the break. how the remains of said the nia how to can isn't here rusty can't see it now briefly cause flash flooding in arizona is not just mixed up in what is generally line of temperature changes still humid and warm in the southeast corner the big drop in temperature means denver's maxie's four degrees come monday chicago is not you see a huge drop in temperature across the plains states and that's light to enhance the rain from texas that's for the appalachians the next day or so and still in texas with a mix of any eight degrees come tuesday there are big shocks in the way if you're anywhere near as far as the rescue science which has gone cold fairly rapidly dropping sarsour active weather around the western caribbean particularly jamaica haiti and cuba big showers but the most persistent r

the israeli military went into his village in the northern west bank palestinian city to try to find they carried out a number of searches as well as arrests and apprehensions of those who knew the suspect in this case to try to figure out if he acted alone or if this was a, quote-unquote, lone wolf attack. authorities say he had no criminal or security background before carrying out this attack. one of the victims, 29-year-old kim was laid to rest last night. the funeral for the second victim is a few hours away at this point. that's the funeral for zib. authorities will have to figure out how it is the suspect entered a secure industrial park with an automatic weapon, what is known as a homemade car lode. was this terror related. so far investigation s are that it is based on social media posts as well as other indications from the suspect. that all part of the investigation here as they try to figure out how an automatic weapon got onto the industrial park in west bank which has security, which has a check, and what led to this shooting in that industrial park. george? >> lieberman

hit the area by a key ten others were injured many officials say the city led coalition is preparing for a fresh assault on the rebel help port city of who data. have been hell for two palestinian students killed by israeli forces. mohammad basra was shot in the chest when israeli troops raided the village to moan early on wednesday morning and in gaza city warner's buried seventeen year old went to sarah abbas and was shot in the head by israeli troops during a protest along the border fence on tuesday japanese journalist has arrived safely in turkey after being freed following three years have been present in syria my name is to be a. journey. was initially kidnapped by fighters linked to al qaeda and captive by other groups sense japan's government says no ransom was paid and is thanking turkey and qatar for helping with their freelance reporters release. i'm happy to be able to go back to japan i haven't spoken japanese for fourteen months i can't really find the words i'm happy that i can retain japan at the same time i don't know what will happen from here or what i should do i'm thinking about what i need to do. the parents of victims killed in india's so-called what's o

president daniel ortega and we visit the ancient mediterranean city where israeli palestinians fear they're being pushed out to make room for tourists who also. i'm andrew symonds reporting from barrow have cranes border with hungary and i'll be explaining why a diplomatic spat over passports is turning into something much bigger. welcome to the news are saudi arabia says its relationship with turkey remains strong despite widespread international concern over missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi he's not been seen since entering his country's consulate in istanbul nearly two weeks ago king saul man and turkish president rest of the one spoke by phone to reaffirm their commitment to a joint investigation and jazeera has learned that the head of saudi intelligence as arrived in turkey and is to meet with turkish officials saudi arabia has thanked the u.s. for not jumping to conclusions but also said it would retaliate against any threats u.s. president donald trump had previously warned of severe punishment if saudi arabia was found to be behind the disappearance the u.k. france and germ

again the united states has to close his consulate in jerusalem dealing with palestinian affairs and merge it with a new embassy in the city which controversially moved from tel aviv earlier this year back in may the council have functioned as a perceived to a future state the palestinians want to establish now american relations with the west bank and gaza will be handled instead by a palestinian affairs unit that the report to the us ambassador to israel palestinian leaders are condemning the move further already. this is. a. fact. dismantling the two state solution. of conflict and violence and and counter-violence. we are totally and strongly condemn with the strongest possible terms terms this american decision the u.s. secretary of state right now and says that the merger is aimed at improving efficiency and doesn't signal a change in american policy in the region israel for its part welcoming the move saying it puts an end to american support for the division of the contested city i discussed the issue with place of commentator and they're all in he told me thinks the consulate closures severely complicates israel p

this is new in the united states has to close its consulate in jerusalem which deals with palestinian ties and merge it with the new embassy in the city that was controversially moved from tel aviv earlier this year back in may but the city leaders are condemning the move they say it will further fuel an already bitter divide. this does not create. any facts. the dismantling of a two state solution pushing palestinians and israelis deeper and deeper in the back of conflict and violence and counter-violence and we are totally and i strongly condemn what the strongest possible terms terms this american decision where his part the u.s. secretary of state insists that the merger is aimed at improving efficiency and that's all and doesn't signal a change in american policy in the region israel's welcoming the united states decision saying the move puts an end to american support for the division of the contested city let's go live to tell of a little complete americans that put some perspective on this one for us a there what ramifications repercussions might this have on the face of it it's simply inefficiency drive by the. us gov of cour

the region. palestinian university students have clashed with israeli forces in the west bank city of ramallah soldiers used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the protesters. demonstrators. tires on fire and the rally was staged in protest against the demolition of a village in the west bank which is home to one hundred eighty palestinians protesters there are also continuing to make a stand against the israeli nation state law after a general strike on monday it is claimed the law makes israeli arabs second. the scandal surrounding the supreme court nominee is not cooling down with the president receiving an avalanche of questions about his nominee brett kavanaugh is facing the sexual assault allegations from several women with some people suggesting he may not have told the truth when he denied the claims at a senate committee hearing trump says he agrees that nobody should give false testimony to congress. i don't think he should lie to congress and there have been a lot of people over the last year that have lied to congress and to me that would not be acceptable. judge cabinet is doing prett

the past city. israeli forces have ordered palestinians in to destroy their own village and leave by midnight on monday save the deadline is not met they'll go in and do it themselves last month the israeli supreme court approve the demolition to make way for more jewish settlements. the u.s. and mexico have reached a new trade deal to replace the north american free trade agreement or nafta u.s. president dismissed the old agreement as a disaster don't blame the twenty four year old nafta pact for the loss of american manufacturing jobs hi there joe castro has more from washington d.c. . this deal that would replace now is called the u.s. embassy a short for us mexico canada agreement and it is being trumpeted by senior u.s. administration officials as a win for all three countries major provisions here include benefiting u.s. dairy farmers by opening up the dairy market in canada as well as protections offered to the canadian auto industry to a degree from possible future u.s. tariffs on auto this deal would also require more auto production to take place within the u.s. and within the north american

. >> the palestinians claim jerusalem as their capital, and kushner had not consulted them about the move. the u.s. was now taking sides in the dispute over the cityoined the palestinians in opposing the u.s. action. even ambassador dennis ross, a supporter of the embassy move was dismayed. >> there was a need for them to play a role in the process. i didn't have a problem with the movement, but a problem with how it was done. >> this raised doubts about impartiality. >> he went back to the region weeks later to do negotiations and the palestinians said he's already made up his mind, and they basically refused to meet with him. >> since then, the trump administration has cut off aid to palestinian groups and shut down the plo offices in washington. kushner told "new york times" this action gives them a higher chance of actually achieving a real peace. he's had more success with an international mission closer to home, repairing relations with mexico, which had been damaged during the election. >> and, yes, we'll build a great, great wall. >> it's not what we were expecting from the trump administration. >> a meeting kushner was arranged between pr

. >> the palestinians claim jerusalem as their capital, and kushner had not consulted them about the move. the u.s. was now taking sides in the dispute over the city nations joined the palestinians in opposing the u.s. action. even ambassador dennis ross, a supporter of the embassy move was dismay pd zbed. >> there was a need for them to play a role in the process. i didn't have a problem with the movement, but a problem with how it was done. >> this raised doubts about impartiality. >> he went back to the region weeks later to do negotiations and the palestinians said he's already made up his mind, and they basically refused to meet with him. >> since then, the trump administration has cut off aid to palestinian groups and shut down the plo offices in washington. kushner told "new york times" this action gives them a higher chance of actually achieving a real peace. he's had more success with an international mission closer to home, repairing relations with mexico, which had been damaged during the election. >> and, yes, we'll build a great, great wall. >> it's not what we were expecting from the trump administration. >> a meeting kushner was arr

the palestinians also claim jerusalem as their capitol, and kushner the designated mideast peace negotiator had not consulted them about the embassy move. the u.s. was now taking sides in the dispute over the cityies and the united nations joined the palestinians in opposing the u.s. actions. even ambassador dennis ross, a supporter of the embassy move was dismayed. >> there was a need for the arab leaders to play a role in this process. i didn't have a problem on the decision of jerusalem, i had a problem with the way it was done. >> the episode in jerusalem raised doubts about kushner's impartiality. >> when kushner weeks later went back to do negotiations on the middle east peace plan, the palestinians has said he's already made up his mind and they basically refused to meet with him. >> since then the trump administration has cut off aid to palestinian groups and shutdown the palestinian offices in washington. kushner said these actions will give his negotiation office, quote arb where much higher chance of actually achieving a real peace. and kushner has had more success with an international mission much closer to home, repairing negotiations with mexico which had been damaged during the

more than 1,200 people drone video showing the extent of the destruction in palu, which is the city hardest hit by the disaster. >>> palestinianss near the west bank city of ramallah. soldiers fired riot dispersal rounds at the protesters, who in response hurled stones and set tires on fire. >>> the fda says it seized thousands of pages of documents in a surprise inspection of the e-cigarette maker juul's san francisco headquarters last week the fda is looking into the company's marketing practices aimed towards teenagers. the company says it is committed to preventing underage use and will cooperate with the fda. >>> and take a look at this guy! a maine lobsterman caught an exceptionally rare calico lobster over the weekend off the coast of scarborough, maine. it is named friendly krueger over the horror character freddy krueger. they occur once in about every 30 million lobsters. stay away from the boiling water. that's the news update this hour melissa, back to you. >> my first reaction is that the lobster's shell was like a tortoise shell. >> i know. it kind of looked that way, it did. >> that's kind of wrong to say. >> my

the palestinians claimed jerusalem at the capitol. and kushner the designated mideast peace negotiator hadn't consulted them about the embassy move. the u.s. was taking sides in the dispute over the cityries and the united nations join the palestinians in opposing the u.s. action. >> even ambassador ross a supporter of the move was dismayed. >> there was a need for the arab leaders to play a role in the process. i didn't have a problem with the decision under the administration. i had a problem with the way it was done. >> the episode raised doubts about kushner's impartiality. >> when he went to the region to do negotiations and discussions on the peace plan. they say he made up his mand and refused to meet with him. >> since then the trump administration cut off aid to palestinian groups and shut down the offices in washington. he told the "new york times" these actions will give his negotiating team quote a much higher chance of actually achieving a real peace. kushner has had more success with an international mission much closer to home. repairing relations with mexico. which had been damaged during the election. >> yes, we will build a great great wall. >> he listened. which is

say the saudi the coalition is preparing for a fresh assault on the rebel held port city who taiba funerals have been held for two palestinian students killed by israeli forces twenty two year old mohammad surat was shot in the chest when israeli troops raided the village of early on wednesday morning and gaza city mourners bury seventeen year old. who was shot in the head by israeli troops during a protest along the border fence on tuesday. the parents of victims killed in india's so-called whatsapp murderers are demanding action at least twenty seven men of recently been beaten to death by frenzied mobs who wrongly accuse them of being child snatchers they were attacked after false rumors were spread on the most popular social media platform in india andrew thomas reports from new delhi. these are the grieving parents this is their son who died and that is how he was killed we've frozen the video here it's too graphic to show but what provoked this attack was a rumor spread through what's up mr moore i saw my son's peer face has a spotless body lie in the back of a police car i did not have the strength to look at his face

the. first city. welcome back start with news from the gaza israel border now three hundred seventy six palestinians have been injured and to including a twelve year old boy have been killed during protests on friday as according to local health officials israel says around twenty thousand palestinians gathered at the border as part of continuing demonstrations. except demonstrators gather every friday for the great march of return they regularly set fire to tires and throw explosives that israeli forces the protests began in the spring when donald trump recognized jerusalem as israel's capital and moved the u.s. embassy there from tel aviv and around two hundred palestinians have been killed during the protests. in the wake of donald trump's controversial comments. when there were doubts he would love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories so do get in touch by following us on social media will be back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines. with more make good manufacture consent to step into the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round lift

the perpetual rolling a bailout they call quantitative easing or some other name that they come up with every few months. welcome back palestinian university students who have clashed with israeli forces in the west bank city of ramallah the soldiers used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the protesters. demonstrators threw stones and set tires on fire the rally was staged in protest against the demolition of a village in the west bank which is home to one hundred eighty palestinian protesters there also continuing to make a stand as the israeli nation state little has taken place for the past couple of days no claim of the nor makes israeli arabs second class citizens. unprecedented cork a sim britain could see historic changes to the rights of transgender parents and if successful it would mean a biological mother may no longer be required on british birth certificates at the center of the legal battle is a single parent who became pregnant but since childbirth has been legally registered as a male and undergone surgery he wants to be identified as the father or parent and not being allowed to do so violates his human right to privacy and family life in the floor right now it states that he must ap

the deal alive . beirut israeli forces have shot dead a palestinian man who they say tried to stab one of their soldiers it happened near the legal israeli settlement of ariel close to the palestinian cityof self it in the occupied west bank israeli army says none of its soldiers sustained injuries in the attack the palestinian man is believed to be a resident of b dhea the home village of a woman who died on friday after rocks were thrown at her car by israeli settlers. and israeli forces a fire tear gas and rubber bullets into a school in the occupied west bank thousands of students and school officials at al so we a school needed medical treatment after inhaling tear gas and being hit by tear gas canisters they were attempting to stop the school's closure which was ordered by the israeli army the army accuse a students of throwing stones at people on the roads. so to come in this half hour troubling times for german chancellor angela merkel after her coalition partners suffer a humiliating defeat in the very election and the italian luxury cars a sparking calls for a general strike in upon you kitty. hello there the rain is trying to clear away from parts of china now being pretty we

five centers in the capital kabul have been reopened the city was hardest hit by a series of taliban attacks as voting began twenty four hours ago. the israeli prime minister says a palestinian village in the occupied west bank will be demolished there had been reports in israeli media that planned demolition would be suspended and you mean netanyahu says he will set a timetable to negotiate an evacuation deal with residents it follows months of protests and international condemnation those are your headlines the news continues off the inside story. saudi arabia now admits jamal khashoggi is dead after weeks of denying it brit says the saudi journalist died in a fistfight inside its system the consulate but as global outrage melts does this account even seem credible this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on iran call on saudi arabia has admitted for the first time that jamal khashoggi was killed inside its consulate in istanbul the announcement was made on saudi state t.v. in the middle of the night seventeen days after the journalist was last seen going into the compound the kingdom says there was a brawl and died turkish security sources have a different s

a portrait in one of the world's oldest cities seen through the eyes of those would best. see that fifty. al-jazeera world goes on the road with a palestinian cab driver living and working at the haunt of one of the most hotly contested looking should. the taxi drivers guide to jerusalem on old dizzier. holloway have flood warnings in force for good parts of central texas at the moment what's a cloud just showing up here you see this conveyor of cloud pushing in from the southwest who're up to the east coast it's been tipping down here for the last couple of days more rain to come over the next couple days you see the west or whether they're just around central parts of texas down towards new mexico dry weather ahead of that cold look at that just nine celsius in new york for services therefore also well but at least as far and dry crisp sunshine coming through by friday those temperatures do not judge the cloud also not is up as well that pushes up towards the lakes by this day to the east of that generally settled and generally sunny the wet weather will continue for a good part of texas over towards the west coast that's the place to be

the palestinian leader. within the next few days in order to explain to him what she discussed with netanyahu and also to ask him certain questions about further developments on the discussions on the part of city and state our political correspondent hans braun following the story for us thank you hans. international efforts to help survivors of indonesia's earthquake and tsunami are gathering pace after the government eased long held restrictions on foreign help to carter says some twenty countries have offered assistance and coping with the disaster more than fourteen hundred people are confirmed dead but that figure is likely to rise. no. more body bags being carried out of this seaside hotel in palos city which bore much of the brunt of friday's earthquake and ensuing tsunami. yet some people haven't given up that their loved ones may have survived and. is that is i am i hope that my wife is still alive i pray god will work a miracle and i'm still hoping that they will find her she is six months pregnant six months many isolated areas hit in the disaster are yet to see any help the government at first rejected offers of foreign assistance that's changed now and the united nations and aid o

have been badly damaged dozens of people are also reported to be trapped in the rubble of hotels and malls in palm city. palestinians in ha ha ha to have just an hour and a half left to destroy their own homes before israeli forces move in israel gave residents in the bedouin village until midnight on monday to pack up and leave it wants to demolish the village in new york applied west bank to make way for more settlements. the un's highest court has rejected a request from bolivia to order chile to negotiate over giving it access to the sea but libya lost its only coastline to chile in a war one hundred thirty five years ago but the court ruled that a treaty in one thousand nine hundred four settled the matter and the nobel prize for medicine has been awarded to immunologists for their work on cancer therapies. separately discovered and developed treatments which improve the human immune system so the body can better attack cancer cells in half an hour coming up next it's the stream thanks for watching. hi emily could be in the string brazil head to the polls on october seventh to vote in the first round of general

storm accidentally triggered palestinian militant rocket fire from gaza, which escalated tensions in the area last week. one of the missiles badly damaged a house in the israeli citynd a palestinian was killed. bbc arabic has more. prince harry and meghan markle are in fiji to begin the second leg of their south pacific tour. the duke of sussex drank a bowl of kava, fiji's national drink, as part of the traditional welcoming ceremony that mirrored almost exactly the ceremony given to the queen and prince phillip 65 years ago. i want to take you to germany. she's a daughter of palestinian migrants who's risen to be state secretary in berlin. she has been subjected to a storm of abuse on social media after this four—year—old picture of her was posted online. it was taken when she was made deputy spokeswoman of the german foreign ministry in 2014. the anger is because of the watch she is wearing in the picture. it's a rolex worth more than 7,000 euros. ms chebli has now deleted her facebook account, this is what you get when you go on it now. this is why — she told the germany newspaper bild: "my facebook account has become a playground for nazis and extremists of al