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. [ applause ] noa, i think it's one of the most moving things, when noa was reunited with her mother leora, and her mother's last wish came true. noa, we're so thrilled to have you with us today. thank you. [ applause ] many hostage families are also here with us today, including ilio bibas. the graph of the two beautiful redheaded boys, toddlers, and they were taken hostage with their mother and ilio's son. the entire family was taken hostage. two beautiful red-haired children, taken hostage. what monsters. and with us also is ilya sahim whose son bravely escaped hamas captivity with two other israelis, and they were tragically killed making their way back our lines. we have with us also families of american hostages. they're here. [ applause ] the pain these families have endured is beyond words. i met with them again yesterday, and i promised them this, i will not rest until all their loved ones are home. all of them. [ cheers and applause ] as we speak, we're actively engaged in intensive efforts to secure their release, and i'm confident that these efforts can succeed. some of t

noa: i do. thank you for having me.ry close friend was 23 years old when he was taken hostage from a music festival on october 7. we don't know if he is currently alive. while i cannot speak for the immediate families of the hostages, what i can say is that it is clear that while this genocidal war campaign is waged against gazans and palestinians and has killed over 39,100 people, probably many more, hostages are being held in gaza as well and their lives are in danger both in terms of how they are being treated as hostages and because they are in a war zone where there is an extraordinary number of bombs dropping and incredible violence. we don't know if our family friend is alive. we pray that he is. ending this genocidal war campaign while it will most positively affect gazans, palestinians in the west bank as well, palestinians in the diaspora will protect israeli hostages and israeli citizens. juan: noa, can you talk to us about your family history? you are a palestinian jew, multiple generations in palestine? noa

. >>> and rescued israeli hostage noa argamani is speaking publicly for the first time in a video message. she said her biggest concern during captivity was for her parents, and she called for the return of the remaining 120 hostages who include her partner. argamani is one of four rescued by the israeli military in a special operation last month. >>> if you are heading out of town this week for the fourth of july holiday, be prepared for a lot of company. nearly 71 million people are expected to be on the move this holiday week. cbs' adam yamaguchi has more on the record-breaking travel from l.a.x. >> reporter: the holiday travel rush is on at l.a.x. and airports across the country with long lines at tsa checkpoints and ticket counters. >> it's annoying but we expected it was going to be this bad. >> reporter: the surge of travelers has tsa screening passengers in record numbers. six of their busiest days in its history have been this june. record crowds are also expected this wednesday, july 3rd. air travel is up 7% from last fourth of july, helping to pack those planes. ticket prices a

. >> netanyahu recognizing noa argaman, who was taken hostage and rescued from gaza. the prime minister invited to capitol hill by house speaker mike johnson and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell. dozens of democratic lawmakers skipping the speech, expressing their disapproval over the thousands of civilian deaths and the humanitarian crisis from the war. >> it will be the first time in american history that a war criminal has been given that honor. >> michigan representative rashida tlaib did attend. she's the only palestinian american in congress, and in the past has called for netanyahu's arrest. >> the prosecutor of the international criminal court has shamefully accused israel of deliberately starving the people of gaza. this is utter, complete nonsense. >> noticeably absent vice president kamala harris, president of the senate and republican vice presidential nominee senator jd vance, each of their teams saying they were attending previously scheduled events. prime minister also calling for stronger action against iran, which supports militant groups figh

. >>> weeks after being rescued, former hostage noa argamani laid her mother to rest. her mom had been battling terminal brain cancer and had pleaded for her daughter's release back in november in hopes of seeing her before she died. >>> former new york city mayor and legal adviser to donald trump rudy giuliani is no longer allowed to practice law in new york. a manhattan appeals court barred giuliani yesterday after ruling he repeatedly made false statements about trump's 2020 election loss. a spokesperson for giuliani once dubbed america's mayor said he will appeal the decision. >>> and coming up, a dengue alert in the u.s. which state has issued advisories as the number of cases grows? >>> and tips for your summer barbecue. this is "cbs news mornings." fo barbecue. this is "cbs news mornings." but home is also your body. i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you start small, you need some big help. and chase

hostages still held in gaza, and one of the guests will be at his speech to congress is expected to be noe noa a argamani.argama. so a lot of criticism for why prime minister netanyahu has not sufficiently prioritized a deal to get those hostages home. some of that criticism also coming from members of congress, including dozens of democrats who plan to boycott the speech. vice president kamala harris, despite serving in a dual role will not be in the senate. she will be on campaign travel. and netanyahu will meet with donald trump later this week at mar-a-lago. >>> the doj will investigate the deadly shooting of sonya massey in illinois according to the family's lawyer ben crump. she was shot and killed in her home by a sheriff's deputy after she called 911 because of a suspected intruder. the now-former deputy has been indicted by a grand jury on three counts of first degree murder. >>> new jersey senator bob menendez will officially resign in less than a month. in a letter to phil murphy, the long-time senator said his resignation will be effective on the close of business on august 20th. i

. >> reporter: in the gallery of freed israeli hostages, noa argamani, rescued by idf soldiers in june and israeli soldiers wounded in gaza. netanyahu's main target, iran, sponsor of hamas, which attacked israel on october 7th. netanyahu accusing the anti-war protesters of being allied with hamas. >> these protesters stand with them. they should be ashamed of themselves. >> reporter: and claiming many were funded by iran. >> you have officially become iran's useful idiots. >> reporter: more than three dozen democratic lawmakers boycotted his speech. others sat in silent protest. the prime minister thanking the u.s. for its weapons. he also complained about delays, something the u.s. denies. >> give us the tools faster, and we'll finish the job faster. >> reporter: jonathan dekel-chen whose son was captured october 7th called the speech shameful. >> our expectation was that he, by virtue of having come to d.c., would make a clear commitment to ending this madness and this bloodbath in gaza and along the way returning our loved ones and letting israel heal. >> reporter: today israel walk

and one of the guests, in fact, at this address, will be noa argamani, a released captive who was freed from hostage captivity by hamas and gaza last month. she has talked about how one of the hardest things for her in captivity is knowing that this war could drag on for a long time, and that she might not see freedom soon. and so a huge priority right now in getting a hostage deal sooner than later. but this speech also dwivisive within the congress, dozens of them incon them intending to boycott the speech. we are learning that benjamin netanyahu will meet with former president trump at mar-a-lago while he is in the u.s. for this trip. >> thank you. >>> the doj will investigate the deadly shooting of sonya massey in illinois, according to the family's lawyer ben crump. massey was shot and killed in her home by a sheriff's deputy after she called 911 because of a suspected intruder. the now former deputy has already been indicted by a grand jury on three counts of first degree murder. the incident was captured on body camera, sparking outrage. >>> delta is facing a federal investigatio

the florida coast, it's hitting alabama overriding all of the scientists in the weather center and noa that they work in my district and then he couldn't but he wanted to sack everybody -- contradicted himself and controlled every power of the executive branch including executive branch judge who is are supposed to be deciding cases based on facts and law and including the department of justice because what they're saying is that the president is essentially the super prosecutor who can order the attorney general to go out and lock her up or prosecute this person or don't prosecute that person. we saw donald trump attempt to do that repeatedly through the trump administration and here this would become the doctrine in and the dogma of the administration, they have to right to do it and, of course, he's backed up by the neo supreme court which he has essentially royal prerogatives and the divine right of kings to escape criminal prosecution. this part is really important congressman. >> i was going to say for a little bit later and let's get right into it and help our audience appreciat

. >> reporter: in the gallery of freed israeli hostages, noa argamani, rescued by idf soldiers in june and israeli soldiers wounded in gaza. netanyahu's main target, iran, sponsor of hamas, which attacked israel on october 7th. netanyahu accusing the anti-war protesters of being allied with hamas. >> these protesters stand with them. they should be ashamed of themselves. >> reporter: and claiming many were funded by iran. >> you have officially become iran's useful idiots. >> reporter: more than three dozen democratic lawmakers boycotted his speech. others sat in silent protest. the prime minister thanking the u.s. for its weapons. he also complained about delays, something the u.s. denies. >> give us the tools faster, and we'll finish the job faster. >> reporter: jonathan dekel-chen, whose son sagui was captured on october 7th, called the speech "shameful." >> our expectation was that he, by virtue of having come to d.c., would be making a clear commitment to ending this madness and this bloodbath in gaza and along the way returning our loved ones and letting israel heal. >> reporter:

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netanyahu tried to bridge the divide, in an emotional moment, introducing rescued hostage noa argamini, who had been seized during the horrific october 7th hamas massacre. israel's leader also praising not only president biden, who traveled to the war zone just days after the attack -- >> i thank president biden for his heartfelt support on israel after the savage attack on october 7th. >> reporter: -- but former president trump, as well. >> i also want to thank president trump, for all the things he did for israel. >> reporter: yet it was clear why netanyahu came. with more than 38,000 palestinians killed by the israelis in gaza, according to the health ministry, and hundreds of thousands facing starvation, netanyahu is appealing to americans to stand firm in what he frames as a battle between good and evil. >> israel will fight and all our hostages home. >> reporter: netanyahu will meet separately with kamala harris and president biden tomorrow, and then fly to mar-a-lago to meet with donald trump on friday. this, as u.s. officials say they are making serious progress on a deal to fr

joining us now is political reporter for the sun, noa hoffman. another theme that i picked up today. this crisis in the uk's public finances which he says is more severe than he expected. you get the sense they are going to throw the kitchen sink at this over the next few weeks before rachel reeves stands up to give us her budget. rachel reeves stands up to give us her ioudget-— her budget. yes, definitely. with a new labour — her budget. yes, definitely. with a new labour government _ her budget. yes, definitely. with a new labour government and - her budget. yes, definitely. with a new labour government and all. her budget. yes, definitely. with a | new labour government and all the promises of a more left—wing progressive policy that come perhaps come with after price tag, you can expect to see lots of expectation management from the leadership, from keir starmer and from rachel reeves's team. i think going into next week, some of that will really mmp next week, some of that will really ramp up. a lot of campaigners come a lot of activists come a lot of groups of people want to va

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thank you so much, susan del percio, jonathan allen, amna noas appreciate your time. >>> the judge inald trump's new york hush money trial delayed the sentencing until september, and the former president is now fighting to get the entire case thrown out as a result of the high court's ruling. joining us now, glenn kirschner, former federal prosecutor and an msnbc legal analyst, and dahlia lithwick, senior editor for slate, host of the amicus podcast and an msnbc law and politics analyst. glenn, let's start with exactly what we were just introducing, that idea of what will happen to the new york case based on the supreme court decision. what's your perspective? >> so, richard, as you mentioned, judge merchan has already pushed off the sentencing date to september so they can have some post-verdict litigation. donald trump's lawyers are trying to vacate his conviction arguing that, well, in hindsight, even though these new rules of evidence in essence that the supreme court just conjured up out of thin air and will be applying retroactively to earlier cases, you know, the question for j

one of the young women, noa, the released hostage in the gallery, being hugged by sarah netanyahu, netanyahu's wife, and the soldiers, the valiant idf soldiers that he was pointing out, some amputees, some had gone back into model, the heroes. it was really modeled after a state of the union address, a presidential address, and it had all of the, you know, except for the ruffles and flourishes, it had everything that presented that, that's the choreography he wanted seen around the world. >> also him just walking in and shaking hands, just like we see with the state of the union address. and noticeably, he's walking down the aisle, shakes the hands of a number of senators, including kirsten gillibrand from @state of new york, the other senator from the state, chuck schumer, no handshake between the two men, just a nod. chuck schumer has been pretty critical of benjamin netanyahu's leadership since october 7th, the way he's been waging the war in gaza. ali vitali, talk to me about what we saw there on the house floor, specifically among the democratic caucus. the democrats who were standing, th

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prime minister brought with him several former hostages and the families of hostages he pointed to noa argamani, a former hostage in the gallery during a section of his speech. but if if you look at the overall content of his speech, he overwhelmingly focused far more on this notion of achieving victory against hamas knowing that israel will not stop its war until it achieves that victory over hamas. rather than on the prospects of this ceasefire deal, even as top us officials now say that a ceasefire fire deal is effectively within reach, and that's very interesting. the question is, is the israeli prime minister making this kind of speech before he reaches a ceasefire deal to try and assuage his right wing or is he doing so for other reasons, perhaps because he doesn't intend to move forward with a ceasefire agreement at all as we've noted before, these really prime hi minister certainly stands to gain more by this war prolonging than by ending it. that being said, and israeli delegation is set to leave to meet with the mediators and the coming days to deliver israel's latest respons

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