World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-07-29
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[0:00] rated by an industry that
[0:02] on the fire lines in the west. A small
[0:05] break for exhausted firefighters as the
[0:08] wind lets up. But the battle is not
[0:11] over. Tiny but potentially deadly. The
[0:15] mosquito-born virus spreading faster and
[0:18] farther than expected. And in Paris, the
[0:22] amazing Lance Armstrong wins his third
[0:25] straight victory at the Tour to France.
[0:30] From ABC News World Headquarters in New
[0:33] York, this is World News Tonight Sunday.
[0:38] Good evening everyone. I'm Carol
[0:40] Simpson. Dozens were injured today at
[0:42] Jerusalem outside the religious site
[0:45] that in many ways is at the center of
[0:47] the Middle East conflict. It is holy
[0:49] ground to both Jews and Muslims. And
[0:52] today, an ultraist Jewish group planned
[0:55] a controversial march there. Israeli
[0:58] police were on heightened alert and
[1:00] clashed with Palestinians in some of the
[1:03] worst violence since this intera began
[1:06] 10 months ago. Tonight, ABC's Josh
[1:09] Gerstein reports from Jerusalem.
[1:12] Hundreds of Israeli police were out in
[1:15] force today. And after Palestinians
[1:17] showered rocks on Jews praying at the
[1:19] Western Wall, 400 police officers
[1:21] stormed the adjoining plaza.
[1:23] Palestinians threw stones and even their
[1:26] shoes at police who responded with tear
[1:28] gas and rubber bullets. Terrified Jewish
[1:31] worshippers fled the scene. During a
[1:33] tense 2-hour standoff, Muslim clerics
[1:36] and medical teams tried to separate the
[1:38] angry crowd from the police. Three dozen
[1:41] Palestinians were hurt. At least 22 more
[1:43] were arrested. About 15 police officers
[1:46] were also injured.
[1:48] The MUI of the Al Axa mosque said the
[1:50] clash