david michaelis at link tv and he comes with west jerusalem and i come from west jerusalem, so we come from the same seat. but in reality, two different worlds. >> i was born in jerusalem and i've been living there all my life, since 1945. five years ago i came to the united states to launch a tv channel. and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality there is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it. >> we are here in a bubble. after sometime of working together with jamal i id let's do this in california. you only have to choose in that neighborhood what kind of latte you want in the morning. >> when i go there i'm always eager to go to my people, to my neighborhood. i want to have the least interaction with the israelis as possible. >> many israelis don't want to know about palestinians. they don't want to reach out. they don't want to cross into streets and neighborhoods where the palestinians live because of a mixture of stereot

>>> three palestinians shot and killed by israeli police in occupied east jerusalem. we'll have the very latest. >>> hello, i'm in doha with the world news from al jazeera. also ahead, pulled from the rubble, the tiny survivor of the offensive in syria which could end the conflict. >>> forces on alert, north korea over the proposed rocket launch. >> we look at the growing divide about muslims in the u.s. >>> three palestinians have been shot and killed by israeli police. israeli police say the palestinians opened fire at damascus gate in occupied east jerusalem. let's get the latest from ramallah in the occupied west bank. what's the latest? >> a very dramatic and violent scene just outside the damascus gate of the old city in occupied east jerusalem. according to israeli police, around an hour and a half ago, three young palestinian men who are 20 years old approached an israeli police officer. they were asked for their i.d. and that's when at least one of them opened fire. now again, according to israeli police, they shot dead all three of these young palestinian me

the starting point this week is jerusalem. the israelian conflict is one of those stories that moves in conflicts. the war in 2008, 2012, and 2014 again. it goes through diplomatic stages, pauses for peace making. currently the conflict is in an intifada stage, palestinian rebelians against occupying israeli forces began in the late 1980s, flared up and has come to the holy city, the jerusalem intifada. that phase coincides with the foreign media covering the story becoming part of the story. >> any time there's re-entry into the cycle of violence, israel looking batted. >> the easiest place to look and blame is the media. >> israel's retaliation for the stabbing attack. >> and the international media takes a nuanced view than israel's film. >> when there's an increase in palestinian violence, it increases. israeli feels that it's less fair: the press is getting more criticized. they pick up on that feeling. foreign journalists were called to testify at a committee to answer for their work. at issue was a cbs news head line. r

it's the last remnants of here in jerusalem. right across the wall was the holy of holies. (singing:) "holy, holy, holy eckstein: they come here to thank god, to thank god for their freedom, for the dream fulfilled of next year in jerusalem, for a life that is beginning anew. and many of you who are watching this broadcast now made possible their coming here to the western wall. emigre: i'm very grateful to all who have helped by giving to this cause, even though, at times my new life has been difficult. i have no regrets, not even for a moment. emigre: i'm so thankful and will be thankful until the last day. i want to praise god for our health and for our happiness. emigre: my husband and i no money, so we are very, very thankful for allhe people who did give so that we could come to israel. emigre: i am very thankful for all the people who did their best to help us come here. we don't have to be afraid anymore. thank you. announcer: all indications are that time may be running out for jews still waiting to be rescued in the former soviet union. ethnic cleansing, genocide,

three palestinians are shot dead after a policewoman is killed in a gun attack in jerusalem. >>> suspicious cargo, why japan is putting its military on alert over a north korean satellite launch. >>> and questions in congress about the u.s. water con testimony nation scandal as lead is found in another town's supply. ♪ >>> hello there. syrian government forces have recaptured two towns in the north of the country, all part of a major offensive around aleppo that has seen syria's military tightening its grip on the region, capturing a number of strategically important sites. they are trying to cut rebel supply lines to aleppo, syria's second-biggest city, and also those supply lines to the turkish border. with support of russian air strikes they have captured two areas. now they have broken through rebel-held territory north of aleppo to reach pro-government villages. all part of a wider objective by the syrian military to cut off rebel fighters in the north and prevent reinforcements from getting through. zana hoda joins us live now from the turkish city near the bother with syria. i gues

security is continuing in order to prevent and stop further terrorist attacks taking place in jerusalem today. >> reporter: the attack is the latest in a wave of unrest spreading across israel and the unoccupied territories since act. shootings and car rammings killed 25 israelis, 125 palestinians have been killed by israeli police and military forces. half were protesters. the surge in violence has many reasons. the media mass been described as incitement. young palestinians say israel's nearly 50-year-old occupation is to blame. after more than 4 months of unrest, they haven't offered a meaningful solution. what we see now is the new normal. it's clearly anything but >>> health ministers from across south america held urgency talks in the uruguayan capital to discuss ways of dealing with the zika outbreak. a meeting was called by brazil's president dilma rousseff. we have the latest from manta fed ao. >> reporter: health ministers and representatives from latin america and the caribbean expressed a worry about the lack of research and information available regarding the zika virus. he

have been shot dead after allegedly opening fire on israeli police in the old city of occupied used jerusalem. one police woman has died of her injuries. two remain in hospital. >> reporter: it was one of the most serious cases of violence in occupied east jerusalem since this latest wave of unrest began more than four months ago. three palestinian men were shot dead after they fired out. one israeli police woman died of her injuries, two others remain in hospital in serious condition. investigators say the palestinian men all in their 20s and from the same city in the occupied west bank were not only armed with guns and knives but also explosive devices. all three terrorists were shot at the scene. they opened fire with a weapon that they had with knives and a bomb disposal experts are now at the scene diffusing two explosive devices. the area is still cordoned off. heightened security is going on and around the area. the situation is under control, but security is continuing to prevent and stop any further terrorist attacks from taking place here some jerusalem today. >> reporter: the attac

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agree to an entity, a palestinian entity in jerusalem. both sides have to make concessions to get any kind of deal. while you may be pro israel and back israel, if you're going to be an honest broker you have to push both sides to make concessions. so i think what trump said is not the popular thing. it's not the political thing. it's not going to make him any gains but it is the only way you're going to get a deal though frankly after i think tried. i think a deal is pretty much receding because there are 6 oo,000 israelis in east jerusalem and on the west bank and netanyahu is not going to pull up the settlements he put down. >> eleanor? >> well, actually, what trump said is stated u.s. policy over many decades from both republican and democratic presidents that we basically are an honest broker trying to bring about this two-state solution. prime minister netanyahu has basically given some lip solution but doesn't seem real eager to go along with it but if you want to talk about the kurds there are 30 million or 35 million kurds, the l

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, three palestinians are shot and killed by israeli police after an alleged attack in occupied east jerusalem. >>> and the survivor of a growing offensive in syria. >>> also this hour, japan puts its armed forces on alert, and warns north korea against a planned rocket launch. >>> and latin america countries meet to tackle the zika virus outbreak. ♪ >>> we begin this news hour with news from occupied east jerusalem, three palestinians have been shot and killed by israeli police there. israeli police say the palestinians had opened fire at the damascus gate. two officers have been critically injured and transferred to hospital we understand. this is the first time that three palestinians have been killed in the same place since the up surge of violence that began in october. live to our correspondent who is live for us. any more detail about what happened earlier? >> reporter: well, foley, a very serious and violent incident just outside the main gates leading into the old city. three palestinians men, all of them in their 20s, all from the occupied west bank, have been shot dead. now accord

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and so it's the jerusalem, which is above. now come back to gatians 4 verse 26, so for us - grace age believers- we're not tied to the temple worship in earthly jerusalem, we're tied to the heavenly jerusalem, which is above. and it's free. f-r-e-e, with total liberty. and "it is the mother (or the beginning) of us all." now verse 27, here we come back to ishmael and isaac after all that's where the allegory rested. "for it is written rejoice thou barren forth and cry, thou that travailest not." now my idea here is this is speaking of sarah. sarai. because she was the one who had never had childbirth. she was the one o had been barren, see? and so, it says, "break forth and cry thou that travailest not." all right, then the last half of the verse, i have to feel is, it's speaking of again, ishmael as being spiritually desolate, "for the desolate hath many more children than she who hath a husband." well, that has to be a reference to hagar. and then again, look at the real world. who ended up with far more progeny, the offspri

because when they instead of going back to jerusalem, they scattered throughout the then known world. now, the other thing i like to point up on this same basis, a little later on in this book of acts, we come to the apostle paul who begins his missionary journeys throughout first, asia minor, d then over to greece and finally to rome. and every place the apostle goes, what does he find? jews and synagogues. see? now they've been out there for already several hundred years, because those jews in the babylonian captivity, never chose to go back to the land of israel, they migrated into all these other areas of the then known world. now you see how history has to be understood, otherwise, this verse - well what does it mean that they were from every nation under heaven? i thought they came from ralestine, or what we call the land of palestine, that neck of land between the jordan valley and the mediterranean. well, they have been out there ever them captive in 606 bc. all right, then another reason i use 606 bc is because jesus spoke of it as the beginning of the 'times of the gentiles.

. >>> shot dead while carrying out a coordinated shooting and stabbing attack in coordination to jerusalem's old city. >>> and south africa's president agrees to pay back some of the $18 million spent to update his home. >> neymar returns to the pitch, and details of the copa del rey match coming up. >> talks have been paused in geneva. they're due to resume 25th of february. the opposition leader said there will not b--they will not return unless there are changes on the ground. this is how they announced the pause in these talks. >> a temperature awar temporary pause. they said there is not a failure in the talks. they came and they stayed. >> shortly after that announcement the head of the syrian government delegation accused the opposition to bough to go pressure from saudi arabia, qatar and turkey to pull out of the talks. the opposition feelings to the u.n. envoy indicate they were not serious about the negotiation. >> the decision was made. when they arrived they did not meet in geneva palace. they asked to see them in their hotel. since the beginning they started talk but there is a

the encirclement of east jerusalem. what this government has consistently done is to say we are supporters of israel but we do not support illegal settlements. is very important that this capital city is maintained the way it was in the past. >> one of my constituents is fighting to have his son brought back after he was taken to poland illegally. outline prime minister what interventions the government can make with regard to the hague convention to help the british families with the safe return of their children? cameron: my honorable friend is right. they're far too many of them. the return decision is for the polish court and governments can't interfere in that. we do have the international child abduction unit at the ministry of justice. they are chasing their counterparts in poland for information. i will make sure the foreign secretary is aware of this case. >> oil and gas has contributed money to the treasury coffers. reductionslling for to the tax to support the oil industry in its hour of need. the prime minis

. >> jon, jerusalem had the consolidate of first or second degree murder, right? >> that's right, larry. and apparently the jerusalem did not agree with the defense testimony, including experts claiming essentially that o'shields is incapable of premeditation. now, the guilty verdict was an hour after closing arguments. o'shields has been sentenced to life without parole. the surveillance video from that dollar general store of course compelling evidence. prosecutors saying o'shields wanted to avenge his john joey's dedeh months before the shooting mathis was charged with involuntary manslaughter after joey fell out of his truck during some sort of altercation. the prosecution portraying richard o'shields as a broken man who had a stroke a also struggled with ptsd and alcoholism. >> yes, i'm disappointed, but we respect the jury's decision and of course as you've noticed, we have noted we're taking a appeal with the court of appeals and that will be handled by at pelt defender. >> you can't out run it forever. this has been a long time coming, but you have to be h

oliver: a small group of palestinians stand beside the jerusalem -- outside the jerusalem district court, calling for justice for a boy kidnapped and murdered by two israelis 18 months ago. one was sentenced to life in prison, the other 221 years. unacceptable save -- the other to 21 years. unacceptable, says the family. >> i'm sorry to say that the israeli court is playing double standards by dealing with arabs in one way and israelis in a different way. if these murderers were punished by demolishing their homes in the beginning, we could have prevented this. oliver: 16-year-old mohammed abu khdeir was kidnapped and taken to a nearby forest, where he was beaten and burned alive. the family's lawyer intends to take the case further. to ask the court to give the harshest punishment for those killers. we asked them to be charged with life sentences. this is only the first round in a legal battle we are taking here for the family of mohammed abu khdeir in the israeli court before we go to the international courts. oliver: mohammed abu khdeir was fored supposedly in revenge the kidnapping a

they will prevent and stop any terror attacks from taking place in jerusalem today. >> the attack is the latest in a waive of unrest that has spread across israel since october, the stabbings, shootings, and car bombings of have killed 25 israelis. this surge in violence has many reasons. israel blames palestinian leaders and social media for what it describes as incitement. but young palestinians, who have been involved in most of the vie license, say that israel's 50-year-old occupation is to blame. after four months of unrest the israeli government has not been able to offer any meaningful solution to end the violence. in many ways what we're seeing now is the new normal. but it is clearly anything but. al jazeera, in the occupied west bank. >> now u.s. president barack obama has been in a mosque near the city of baltimore, his first such visit since he took office. patty culhane joins us live right now. patty, what is the president saying? >> they wanted to take the opportunity to speak not only to the muslim-american audience but the broader audience at home who is watching. he

>> laura: we start with breaking news out of jerusalem. two female border patrol officers seriously hurt in a terrorist attack at damascas gate in jerusalem's old city. three were asked for i.d. cards because they looked suspicious. one pulled out his card. another pulled out a rifle and started shooting. another border patrol unit then returned fire, killing all three terrorists. >>> millions of americans are in the path of more severe weather today. scary here. a day after destructive tornadoes already swept across the south. >> "q": the outbreak flattened homes and knocked out power in >> it's hitting the water tower. >> reporter: at least 12 tornadoes reportedly tore through the southern u.s. tuesday. >> tornado on the ground. tornado on the ground. >> reporter: this one touched down in scuba, mississippi and made its way all the way to alabama leveling homes and leaving a path of destruction that stretched across both states. in rankin county mississippi, firefighters rescued at least eight people from rising flood waters. >> when i s

it's the last remnants of the ancient temple that was here in jerusalem. right across the wall was the holy of holies. thank god, to thank god for their freedom, for the dream fulfilled of next year in jerusalem, for a life that is beginning anew. and many of you who are watching this broadcast now made possible their coming here to the western wall. emigre: i'm very grateful to all who have helped by giving to this cause, even though, at times my new li has been difficult. i have no regrets, not even for a moment. will be thankful until the i want to praise god for our health and for our emigre: my husband and i didn't have anything. we had so we are very, very thankful for all the people who did give so that we could come to israel. emigre: i am very thankful for all the people who did here. we don't have to be afraid anymore. thank you. announcer: all indications are that time may be running out for jews still waiting to be rescued in the former soviet union. ethnic cleansing, genocide, and neo-nazism are on the rise everywhere. it should be no surprise

he was burned to death in a forest outside jerusalem. the body of an italian student who went missing in egypt last week has been found showing signs of torture. officials say the man was discovered on a road in a cairo suburb with multiple stab wounds and cigarette burns. italy has called on egypt to launch a full investigation involving italian experts. spain has confirmed its first case of the zika virus. the health ministry says the pregnant woman recently returned from columbia. the south american country has 20,000 confirmed cases of the virus. the world health organization has declared a global emergency over the outbreak, which has been linked to major birth defects. you are watching "dw news" live from berlin. still to come, the latest on the assange and theetween wikileaks british government. stick around. ♪ brent: welcome back. you are with "dw news," live from berlin. world leaders have pledged nearly 10 billion euros to help syrian refugees. there are concerns it won't be enough to ease the suffering of those displaced by

also in this program, three palestinians were shot dead as a policewoman is killed in a gun attack in jerusalem. >>> suspicious cargo, why japan is putting its military on alert over a north korean satellite launch. >>> hours before a powerful grade deal comes into effect, activists say they are still committed to having it overturned. ♪ >>> syrian government forces have now reached two towns in the north of the country as part of a major offensive around aleppo that has seen syria's military tightening its grip on the region, capturing a number of important sites. the military trying to cut supplies to the city. with the help of russian air strikes they have captured two areas, and now they have broken through rebel-held areas in the north. it's all part of a wider objective to cut off rebel fighters in the north and prevent reinforcements from going through. zana hoda has more. she is in a turkish city near the border with syria. >> reporter: syrian state television is reporting that government troops along with their allies on the ground have reached the towns predominantly shiite towns, p

is nothing short of miraculous when viewed from the perspective of ad 70 when the jews were last in jerusalem. god told israel through the prophet jeremiah that there is only one condition under which israel would ever cease to be a nation before him. do you know what the condition was? let me read you the scripture. this is what the bible says has got to happen before israel ceases to be a nation. "thus says the lord, who gives the sun for a light by day, the ordinances of the moon and the stars for a light by night, who disturbs the sea, and its waves roar (the lord of hosts is his name), 'if those ordinances depart from before me,' of israel shall also cease from being a nation from before me forever.' thus says the lord, 'if heaven above can be measured, and the foundations of the earth searched out beneath, i will also cast off the seed of israel and all those that they have done,' says the lord." the next time you walk out into the night, look up at the sky and remember that god said before israel ceases to be a nation, the sky and all of the planets in the sky and all of the earth and

it goes back to the mid '90s, when olmert was the mayor of jerusalem. there was a real estate developer working on the holy land development that got a false assessment on the value of the land he was building on to give him tax benefits. that all led to an investigation, and years later olmert was finally charged, along with a number of others for taking bribes, essentially, for corruption. the legal process drew out and just recently wrapped up in december, going all the way up in the israeli legal system. and that's when olmert's sentence was knocked down from section years to 18 months. now he released a video this morning before leave being for prison. he insists he did nothing wrong. he said he may have made mistakes but they were not criminal and he's already paid a heavy price for those, and he suggests perhaps too heavy. he doesn't say three didn't do anything wrong while he was prime minister, that all of this goes back to his time as mayor of jerusalem. he could spend more time in prison because of what's known he here as the polanski affair.

in jerusalem, john huddy, fox news. al-nusra now says it rejects the cease- fire plan, and is urging militants to ramp up attacks against assad and his allies. the questions raised over the f-b- i's fight with apple over opening up the san bernardino shooter's cell phone -- could make it's way up to the supreme court. but one presidential candidate said it could be handled with just one meeting at the white house. kevin corke has more. we are a staunch advocate of privacy! those were the words of apple ceo tim cook, who today told company shareholders that the tech titan would resist the government's demand that it unlock the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters so the fbi could access its data. mehlman says: "tim is the problem isn't breaking into one phone. the problem is the precedent." delgaudio says: "no, i don't necessarily agree that apple made the right decision, ok?" while shareholders strongly debate the company's strategy, others have been equally vocal in their criticism of president obama's refusal

we do not support what is happening in east jerusalem and it's very important the capital city has maintained the way it was in the past. >> thank you, mr. speaker. one of my constituents is fighting to defend drawback to the u.k. after being taken to the poland by the mother illegally at the hague treaty. for the prime minister outlined that interventions the government can make to du and polish authority with regard to the information. the object of children >> my honorable friend is right to raise a case like this. sadly there are far too many in our country. the standard answer is the return decision and governments can't interfere in the processes of another justice system. we do have a cot at the ministry of justice. they been in comp didn't touch processing paperwork. they are chasing the counterparts in poland and i will make sure the foreign secretary is aware of this case and does everything he can to help her and help her constituents. >> oil and gas has 300 billion pounds treasury. the scotch government treats oil and gas are calling for reduction to support the industry in its ho

. >> james: doesn't i hear jerusalem bells are ringing? i hear jerusalem bells are ringing roman chapel choirs are singing a mirror in my soul missionaries in a foreign field for some reason i can't explain i know st. peter will call my name that's when i ruled the world >> you brought a keyboard. es, to the super bowl. >> james: you're going to play this keyboard at the super bowl? >> yeah, to say who's winning. half time one team's ahead . >> james: that's what you're going to say? still half of the game to go >> james: oh, this is huge. i love that. >> i haven't showed it to the n.f.l. yet. one, two, three, four -- i, i wish i could swim if i could swim nothing would drive us away we could be heros just for one day we could be heros just for one day we could be heros just for one day . >> james: oh, great song. thanks. were you always called coldplay? >> i was called star fish for one concert. probably shouldn't work, but it does. >> thanks. do you know what a cool name is? >> james: what. adel. the one word. taylor. i think if you say

we do not support what is happening in east jerusalem and it's very important the capital city has maintained the way it was in the past. >> thank you, mr. speaker. one of my constituents is fighting to defend drawback to the u.k. after being taken to the poland by the mother illegally at the hague treaty. for the prime minister outlined that interventions the government can make to du and polish authority with regard to the information. the object of children >> my honorable friend is right to raise a case like this. sadly there are far too many in our country. the standard answer is the return decision and governments can't interfere in the processes of another justice system. we do have a cot at the ministry of justice. they been in comp didn't touch processing paperwork. they are chasing the counterparts in poland and i will make sure the foreign secretary is aware of this case and does everything he can to help her and help her constituents. >> oil and gas has 300 billion pounds treasury. the scotch government treats oil and gas are calling for reduction to support the industry in its ho

the ashes come from the palms used in the previous year's marks jesus's entrance into jerusalem where he was met with palm branches by believers. the ashes are meant to remind christians about human mortality, while also showing the individual's desire for repentance and mourning of their own sins. as the priest or minister puts the ash on the body he, or she, says "remember you are dust, and to dust thou shalt return" christians are encouraged to wear the ashes, which can be distributed on either their forehead or hand, until the ashes wear off as a public declaration of their faith. vo live live rob ots good news for aspiring actresses. new information shows the number of female roles in movies went up last year. the author of the book "it's a man's world" says women accounted for more than 20- percent of heroes in the year's top movies. that includes jennifer lawrence in hunger games, insurgent, and mad max-fury road. a larger number of women were also sot full "let it go, let it go" kara top vo disney is bringing "frozen" to broadway. the company says a live action version of the

to includes to failure level charges the palestinian woman responsible for blowing up a jerusalem pizza shop. the attacks killed 15. she currently resides in jordan and hosts a television show on a local station. en the oversight committee questions, the department declines to comment. it brings into justice the perpetrators of and high priority of the d.o.j., people of this nature should be be persecuted for the crimes. american victims of terrorist acts abroad offered sharp criticism of the justice department for failing to take on terrorists in the u.s. courts. sarah singer, who was injured in bus interror attack on a jerusalem said she has lost faith in the government. singer said i grew up believing that my country would be and protect me no matter where i was in the world. these last years have let me feeling let down. i would incertificate that she shares that same feeling with the victims in our state benghazi, the attacks at benghazi and the many hours people waited thinking surely our government will come to our aid. so it sounds like victims of terrorists abroad share this, w

michael was a friend of sara and matthew is in jerusalem. in the course of researching this book when they died, they were portrayed on the front page of the new times as engaged to be married. as i'm researching this i couldn't find any evidence that they were. this is what happens when you're writing nonfiction. if this was a novel of course they would be getting married. but when you're writing nonfiction you can't make it a. icon to get where they engaged or not? the families said no, there was no formal engagement. and i can't figure out, a lot of different our sake but they were heading that way. i have letters that match have written about how he was madly in love with sara. i have some of sara's diaries interest. finally, it was michael who wrote something on facebook and talked about how a number of weeks before they were killed matthew and sara came to visit michael and his new wife tracy and they wanted to find out, matthew and sara, what it was like to be married. that was what crystallized in my mind about how, they were walking

the academy awards are not dealing with another growing controversy and lieberman has the story from jerusalem. >> this year's top nominees will pick up an oscar swag bag worth $200,000. >> everybody is going to be interested in this including a $900 toilet paper dispenser, $300 a personalized m&ms, $3 chapstick and the most expensive gift in the bag of $50,000 all-expenses-paid trip to israel >> we're going to tell the story and we are we're going to tell it right. all hosts will get the unofficial oscars gift. israel hopes to boost the country's struggling towards in store's followers on stars followers on social media. we want to show how interesting it is here and i tell them use this opportunity. >> they were hoping their lack of racial diversity would be the only controversy but this trip giveaway has set off a whole new controversy. >> we keep we reject this israeli trip. they said accepting the trip played into what he calls israel's propaganda. this after four balkan countries slovenia croatia serbia and macedonia all introduced tight restrictions on people from afghanistan, syria and

the victims who won claims against the country include survivors of a 1997 suicide bombing in jerusalem. >>> world soccer governing body has adopted its first president. fifa's member nation chose johnny enfantino to replace bladder who is accused of taking payments. promising to return the organizations focus to growing the support. >> the money of fifa is your money. it's not the money of the fifa president. it's your money. you are the national association. and the money of fifa has to serve for the development of >> infantino must serve a four year term working with a new executive committee featuring female representation at the top of one of the world's popular sports. >>> taking a live look tonight. all over downtown sioux city, we saw the beginning of a warm chad will "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3 3 diana and chad >>> what a huge change in temperatures from yesterday to today and it's only going to get better tomorrow. >> if you really like today just hang on because we're going to see virtually the same type of conditions but a litt

. >>> now on to jerusalem. israeli police say two palestinians were shot and killed after think opened fire at officers outside the damascus gate in jerusalem's old city late sunday. officials told reuters, three other palestinian suspects were killed in two separate incidents the same day. violence has escalated in israel since october. the former prime minister of israel is starting his 18-month prison stint on bribery charges. he arrived at the prison about 30 minutes ago. and we go live to israel. oren liebermann has been covering it for us. will he be mixed in with the rest of the prison population? or will there be special plans for him? >> reporter: he will be kept separately, george, in an area known as ward ten, an area recently renovated, specifically meant to keep those who have state secrets or other reasons to be kept separate from the general population, it holds a maximum of 18 people, and now with olmert, there are four people in that ward ten. we saw him arrive at the prison just about 20 or 30

housecontroversial jerusalem housing project while he was mayor. >>> well, claims of abuse by a former new@york governor eliot spitzer now under investigation. a 25-year-old woman he is romantically involved with told plaza hotel in manhattan. his spokesperson says there is no truth to the allegation. you may remember he resigned from office back in008 after he was linked to a high-priced prostitution ring that was run right here in florida in miami. he was never crged. >>> developing right now, the search is on for a person who attached a bomb to a rental car near albuquerque you, mexico airport. a mechanic found that explosive when he put t at car on a lift. police disabled that device and no one was hurt.>>> an investigation is developing as well after a strange attack on san francisco's golden gate bridge. two people told police they were hit by blow darts walking along the famous landmark. both were treated by paramedics on friday and not hospitalized. theriginal fear that the darts were colted with some apapar to be the case. we sp arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. has t

of the damascus gate of jerusalem's old city. officials are calling them terrorists. >>> also new overnight, a plane on its way t t new york forced to return to london after a laser was pointed right at it. a virgin airlines spokeswoman said there was a medical issue with one of the pilots whether that happened. >>> michigan governor rick snyder is asking the federal government he wants the coverage expanded to those under 21 years old and pregnant women exposed to contaminated water. the governor says aboutut 15,000 flint residents would benefit if this change. >>> a former port st. lucie and vero beach police officer going to prison for having sex with a 13-year-old girl. myron brought pleaded guilty. he will serve three years in prison followed by five years probation. >>> president barack obama and russian prez vladimir putin spoke over the weekendnd the two leaders spoke about standing together against terrorism and the process of peace in syria. both leaders reportedly expressed support for the cease-fire in syria. the call

john huddy has more from jees jerusalem. >> there's calm in many parts of syria that hasn't had calm in nearly five years of civil war. the seize fier seems ceasefire seems to be holding, but there was fire today. locations near damascus. they said the truss is not being observe. >> we knew that from the beginning. we knew that the russians want to come into the ceasefire. >> it's unclear if the strikes were against isis or other terror groups. isis and the al qaeda linked groups are excluded from the truss. the main opposition group representing the rebel fashions that agreed to it, the high negotiations committee has raised concerns that syrian president backed by russia will continue to attack rebel fighters under the guise that they're attacking terrorist groups. russia however says it has halted its airstrikes in syria to comply with the ceasefire and syria's government says it has also stopped firing, but there remains doubt that the truss will hold or if it does, it will only be short-lived not giving enough time for humanitarian aid been cut off from the help. still, there wa

. >> reporter: he is going to move the embassy to jerusalem. he will improve the pipeline and resend executive order. >> we need to reform how they regulate and tax first and >> reporter: in terms of bringing together the country he says south carolina reflects the values he thinks the country needs. b this is a stay grounded in faith. you compare that to the values of donald trump. it is disparagement. i take south carolina value any day of the week. >> in response to the governor endorsing rubio, bush says he will continue to campaign just as he has been doing all along. >>> now back to the town hall in our backyard tonight. most polls show a big lead for donald trump. the town hall at that sc law by harry was a chance for the businessmen to continue his momentum. he immediately sat down and address the back and forth about the pope. jeb bush showed a softer side of his personality. john kasich said he is in it for the long haul. loren thomas was at the big event tonight. a lot of personality tonight to address what means the most to them. >>

john huddy has more from jees jerusalem. >> there's calm in many parts of syria that hasn't had calm in the seize fier seems ceasefire seems to be holding, but there was fire today. it shows russian jets bombing locations near damascus. they said the truss is not being observe. >> we knew that from the beginning. we knew that the russians want to come into the ceasefire. >> it's unclear if the strikes were against isis or other terror groups. isis and the al qaeda linked groups are excluded from the truss. the main opposition group representing the rebel fashions that agreed to it, the high negotiations committee has raised concerns that syrian president backed by russia will continue to attack rebel fighters under the guise that they're attacking terrorist groups. russia however says it has halted its airstrikes in syria to comply with the ceasefire and syria's government says it has also stopped firing, but there will hold or if it does, it will only be short-lived not giving enough time for humanitarian aid to reach areas where people have been cut off from the help. still, there

. >> two palestinians have been shot death after stabbing two israelis near jerusalem, one of them a 21-year-old man who has dies of those injuries. they entered the store in the occupied west bank armed with fives. they have said to have attacked two before being shot by an unidentified bystander. where anti-india slogans were allegedly shouted. >> people from all walks of life have joined this process, we of course have the university students not just in university, but from universities across the state there are also professionals and the average citizen who says that they are worried about the events that have taken place, at the heart of this he is still in detention, many are shouting to free him, they are saying we are friends, but other people we spoke to said that this is more than just an issue about the student. it is an issue about free speech and a growing international remembers under this. and he can be grounded. and he can be slapped with charges which. >> whatever they feel like. >> this appeal for bail will be heard by the court. he was ared last week, for holds a

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>>> israeli police have shot and killed two palestinians after they opened fire at damascus gate in jerusalem's old city. it followss incidents across israel and the occupied cities. in hebron a palestinian woman was shot and critically wounded after she tried to attack an officer with a knife. a 17-year-old was killed at a check point near bethlehem after trying to stab a security guard. in jenine a funeral for two 15-year-olds who are shot dead. vote counting is underway in the car where voters have been deciding between two former prime ministers in a presidential run off vote. the election is being held after more than two years of fighting between muslim and christian communities. >> reporter: there was frustration with delays for voters where polling stations did open on time but they were busy. in the first round in december the turn out had been strong with nearly 80%. that was seen as a rejection by voters as a split. sunday's vote was also a rerun of the parliamentary election in december. its results were anulled due toer regular latters. - >> translation: we will have a good laugh i

palestinians have been killed after allegedly attacking israeli forces in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. two 15 year old boys were shot west of jenine. two more boys were shot after a reported attack. earlier on sunday hundreds attended the funeral of a 17-year-old girl killed in the third incident. she was shot after stabbing and wounding a soldier at a check point north of bethlehem. a spike in violence in the region since mid accept has seen 178 palestinians and 27 israelis killed. to nigeria where the export of oil has been the main earner for decades. with oil pricing tanking, the government is turning its focus to agriculture. >> translation: this >> reporter: this man has been a farmer all his life. he comes out to r here to work where he grows tomatos, pepper and other vegetables. he is one of the lucky few to have this lease. even if it is for six months. the land here has been abundant for over a decade, but these days there is fierce competition for it as it is close to the dam which the government says is close to completion >> translation: if the dam is completed this will