. - hi benjamin, i'm noah. - what about all that sex, huh? e anything you want. do you want a piano? have a piano. okay, this is a good porridge. we're all going to have a lovely time. what's your type? or what do you usually go for? - i-- i always end up with geeks like you. - [benjamin] oh, good. - shit. - what happened? - oh, there was a manager at the party, just said he doesn't want to manage us. - [benjamin] oh, who is this guy? is he-- - it's quite a big deal. - oh, well, i don't know if this is helpful, but external validation isn't everything. like, what's important is that you know that you're great. - yeah, that isn't helpful. - okay. um, i think you'll get another manager. - yeah, sorry, i just-- i just don't want to go home yet. - [benjamin] well, you won't. you mustn't. - okay, listen. - [benjamin] oh, no. what? oh, you don't have to eat the porridge. don't let me pressure you into porridge. - no, no. uh, is it-- is it weird if we carry on hanging out? if you have stuff to do, i'll go. - i've got nothing. no, yeah, go on. uh, wha

. - hi benjamin, i'm noah. - what about all that sex, huh? e anything you want. do you want a piano? have a piano. okay, this is a good porridge. we're all going to have a lovely time. what's your type? or what do you usually go for? - i-- i always end up with geeks like you. - [benjamin] oh, good. - shit. - what happened? - oh, there was a manager at the party, just said he doesn't want to manage us. - [benjamin] oh, who is this guy? is he-- - it's quite a big deal. - oh, well, i don't know if this is helpful, but external validation isn't everything. like, what's important is that you know that you're great. - yeah, that isn't helpful. - okay. um, i think you'll get another manager. - yeah, sorry, i just-- i just don't want to go home yet. - [benjamin] well, you won't. you mustn't. - okay, listen. - [benjamin] oh, no. what? oh, you don't have to eat the porridge. don't let me pressure you into porridge. - no, no. uh, is it-- is it weird if we carry on hanging out? if you have stuff to do, i'll go. - i've got nothing. no, yeah, go on. uh, wha

hi. - [benjamin] how are you? - hello. - [benjamin] did you get new glasses? - no. - they're lovely. adrianne and claude. this is paul. - [all] hi, paul. - hi. - so, is this, uh, this you meeting the parents? (laughing) um, a bit, yeah. we-- we just saw, uh, noah just graduated from guild hall. - of course he did, congratulations. - thanks. - right (laughs). um, so what do you, how are you? - yeah, i'm fine. i heard you wrote a film about me and caused a wanker. - [benjamin] (laughs) uh, the last film that i did, it was about a relationship that was slightly inspired by paul, but it was-- it was mainly about me being an idiot. um, but anyway, thank you. uh, thanks, enriquea. oh, sorry, this is enriquea. uh, paul, paul, enriquea, enriquea, paul. what's-- what's going on? are you in love? - am i-- am i in love? - [benjamin] is that not a good question? do you want a breadstick? - no, i'm okay. - [benjamin] have a breadstick, why wouldn't you want a breadstick? - 'cause you're not really offering me a breadstick, are you? - [claude] okay, well, paul, it was lovely to meet you. - sorry--

income a hi, mr. benjamin netanyahu is given a price conference, and he has some of the things that he and his security establishment i've been saying over the last 48 hours. let's just take a quick listen. this is a sign of the of our next steps. this is just the 1st step. it's not by no means of the, the last action that we will take. we will do what we can from the ground, from the air, with the suburban intelligence, we will do what we can by the terrace. they shall have no safe haven. so basically the headlines all the janine is no longer a safe haven that they've offer right to it in a succinct way in large forces. but what he did say is that there's hope ration isn't over yet, that they will go back in again of the time of the choosing. but it's interesting the things he didn't 12 by, he didn't talk about the civilian infrastructure being damaged in talk about the soldiers, no concrete walls in people's houses. he didn't talk about the facts. the people's livelihoods have been completely destroyed. the rebuilding is going to take months and months and months. in fact, he sees

palestinian territories, common security and geo political interests have prove it to the hearts his prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his latest political course. the relationship has become more difficult, although presidential biden just invited mister natania onto the white house. she has also been open to the critical of the new controversial writing government. she said in an interview, i am one of those that believes israel is almost a security risk for a 2 state solution. there were some very extreme elements in the government. and so it's not prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who will be at the capital to mark is road 75th anniversary and started really president. i saw a council chord dresses congress in a joint session, could you? so as soon as i knew all government and its plans to reform the judiciary system, but also that efforts to find a compromise between the government and opposition. and easily compromise seems hard to combine huge demonstrations against proposed traditional reforms or dominates in the streets. the countries deeply divided over the political part of the new governments.

yesterday, kitty logan live in london with the very latest on the prime minister progress hi eric, yes mr. benjaminersonal dr. after suffering a dizzy spell in the heat. in a statement from the hospital he said he was well today. he was able to walk into the hospital in tel aviv were doctors assess his condition. mr. benjamin netanyahu released a statement from the hospital saying he spent yesterday at the sesea of galilee in the hopson which he said quote was not a good idea. he now feels good and he is think that medical teams who treated him. israel is currently in the midst of a heat wave which may have affected his health. now mr. benjamin netanyahu is 73 years old and israel's longest-serving leader. he has served multiple terms of strstretching over 15 years on s current government took over an office last december. he is suffering some political setbacks israel single wave of protests about the divisive justice bill. more people are again on the streets today to purchase that. now i is understood doctors are now recommending that mr. benjamin netanyahu stays in hospital overnight. and also

the out to support israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has one of the right on jeanine was just the beginning. iran con has moved from west jerusalem. a hi, mr. benjamin netanyahu. i was given a price conference and he has some of the things that he and his security establishment. i've been saying over the last 48 hours. this is a sign of the of our next steps. this is just the 1st step. it's not by no means of the last action that we will take. we will do what we can from the ground from the air. with the super intelligence, we will do what we can by the terrace. they shall have no safe haven, cc states as a very specific surgical operation against people that he calls terrorists. now, 2 weeks ago, there was a raid on the janine refugee camp. that's where the palestinians used improvised explosive devices that actually show these radio omi. and they decided that they needed to go in and destroy the factories making lights. in doing so, they caused all of that damage that you've seen. this is going to affect how to spend your life and is going to affect the way people see this. now, the national security administer your galant, was actua

that was reagan's message, that was donald trump's message in his first election. benjaminnkelstein birnbaum duo to hungarian politician viktor orban in 1998. then in opposition, orban and his party won the 2010 election and have stayed in power ever since, using the techniques they taught him. it is not just it is notjust a way of simplifying your own message but of identifying an enemy, one that the public is told they ought to fear. first a suitable candidate needs to be found, one that cannot fight back. netanyahu and george birnbaum once said that viktor orban and benjamin netanyahu were their best pupils. he won in 2010 with a landslide, then he faced a problem, he had annhialated the opposition. you helped him find a new opponent, george soros. tell me about that. i have a problem with any leader in any country staying in power for too long. the other thing i have come to know_ the other thing i have come to know after all these years. i have a real problem with outside money influencing elections. whether it is a foreign national going into another countrx _ in the

the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back to his appointment, benjamin envelope of officer of how the west brought word to your brain. mister ablow, we began talking in the before the break about how um the lessons of the world will 1 may be relevant in considering this uh, swelling crisis. but i think there are also many 1st that we haven't seen. and one of them would be, uh, as far as i would claim, is the uh for as the explosion at the north stream pipeline, the act of industrial terrorism. something like this never happened before, even during the cold war. and also the, the nuclear threat to, i'm sure, you know, follow the, i know that you, you, you have a keen interest in nuclear 1st and use the lobby congress on your plate issues. and we all know that there is a huge nuclear station, right? in the middle of this war zone data is at least according to the russian narrative has been constantly shelled by ukraine. so let's consider this. first of all, i want to ask for your reactions on the, on the explosions of the north stream pipeline. because regardless of w

he has own for years, but not used, and his main color could change from blue to black. doctor's a is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his health condition is stable as an overnight operation to implant the heart pacemaker is expected to leave the hospital later on sunday. the surgery comes a head of a vote in parliament on controversial traditional roof overall bill that has bought tens of thousands of protesters to the streets. russia has launched a new wave of missiles at the ukrainian port city of a desktop. this came hours before the summit between russian president vladimir putin and his bella, russian to ally alexander lucas shane. come when they are expected to discuss the deepening their country's military ties. officials say one person was killed and at least 19 wounded on the i'm overnight and tax included for children, justice, transfiguration, cathedral was badly damaged in the rain. russia has repeatedly attacked the strategic port city since moscow pulled out of a green export deal almost a week ago. earlier i spoke to maureen in the or on a military analyst at kings college london. and i as

so here through the the welcome back to his appointment, benjamin envelope, officer of how the west brought word to your brain. and mister ablow, we began talking in the before the break about how um the lessons of the world will 1 may be relevant in considering base swelling crisis. but i think there are also many 1st that we haven't seen. and one of them would be, as far as i would claim, is the uh for as the explosion ad, the north stream pipeline, the act of industrial terrorism. something like this never happened before, even during the cold war. and also the, the nuclear threat to, i'm sure, you know, follow the, i know that you, you, you have a keen interest in nuclear. first thing is the lobby congress on your plate issues . and we all know that there is a huge and nuclear station, right? in the middle of this war zone data is at least according to the russian narrative has been constantly shelled by ukraine. so let's consider this. first of all, i want to ask for your reactions on the, on the explosions of the north stream pipeline. because regardless of who um is to blame, i think

dehydration and that they did do a series of extra tests, including on his heart that all came out as normal, the team did decide to put in benjamin under his chest a continuous heart monitor. this is a small inch, inch and a half small tube that provides continuous monitoring of the heartbeat. so the doctors are saying while there is no reported and at least from their test any sort of heart aarrhythmia, something p prompted them to give him this device. there is no indication this is part of something larger. it's been very hot here, he has been taken to hospital in the past year or so for feeling unwell. this happened in october last year during yom kippur, he felt unwell, was kept overnight and discharged the next morning. all of this happening during a very intense period here with rising violence across the west bank and israel. there's been a lot of internal political issues that benjamin netanyahu has been facing. his office says he is in good condition and has now been discharged back home. >> thank you so ch. >>> hundreds oants died or are missing after a boat caast month. among them, a 14-year-old who had already travel

the supreme court the largest demonstration was held in tennessee on monday of hon minister benjamin netanyahu, his rights when coalition posts a contribution measure which will roll back the quotes power to over to government decisions, which is 0 correspondent. and so at the protests in west jerusalem and sort of a protest in a 150 pounds in the fifty's across as well on saturday evening for the mood. it's certainly here and telling me of a bit different little weakening the supreme court has been passed here. there is frustration about supplement that defines a determination to carry on protesting up to now, 13 weeks they strongly underestimated the result and the level of globalization as well as the price tag associated with push to get through. i think they're beginning to have some 2nd thoughts, my life the 2nd woman we have to keep on because we have to stop. all that's happening with people are starting to feel that something is wrong. now the consequential changes to be the dish or in the fine line with them wants to change the make up. the committee that appoints supreme court judges of

the turkish head of state was also scheduled to meet with his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. a trip that has been postponed due to netanyahu's current health issues are to corresponded ya seeing i can have more under t is rules and resolving conflict in the middle east. hi, dustin in presidents and the bus is visiting to get to meet with president origin patel. you are the one the power steering issue was expected to dominate the agenda or the one has long been a vocal supporter of the palestinian cause. but his would spoken no sense even heard his country's relations with israel. i mean it's, i mean it's, i mean it's, well, you know what i mean if i feel that perhaps you feel a bit of guilt, and perhaps that is why you have been so strong in your words. so loud while you killed people. i remember the children who died on the beach is this 2009 out 1st at double smart, a big shift in turkey. israel relations over the years, things got worse in 2010. the is really military opened fire on a flotilla trying to break the gaza blockade killing 10 turkish nationalists. this result

because now the government, the coalition, benjamin netanyahu on the pressure from his coalition members to push forward with the reform. the protests are out on the cold they're, they're really hoping that they're going to be able to affect the same amount of change. the president of israel, i that kind of talk is in america and everyone here including the prime minister's, urging the president to bring that message. the rest is that they're not happy with a referral to the prime minister to the president of the united states. back here, which is the quote from taylor before us. thank you very much. rebecca. has rebecca mentioned that israel's president is a cap, so is in washington for adults with abiding administration the us as soon as israel's closest ally bought relations happen strange by the expansion of settlements in the occupied westbank and the government's controversial. traditional revolt the u. s. and this one has long had close and frankly, political ties, despite differences of a settlement policy and the treatment of the palestinian territories. common security and geo

the largest demonstration was held in tennessee on monday, prominence and benjamin method. now his right when coalition post a controversial measure, which will roll back the quotes pallets or the to government decisions, i'll just say it was correspondence. so at the protests in west jerusalem and pedagogy, a protest in a 150 pounds in the cities across as well on saturday evening for the mood suddenly and tell him a bit different, a little weakening we supreme court has been passed here, there is frustration of on top of that defines a determination to tie on protesting up to now 30, we very strongly under estimated the results and the level of globalization as well as the price tag associated with push to get through. i think they're beginning to have some 2nd thoughts, my life, the woman we have to keep on because we have to stop all that's happening a little bit. you know, people are starting to feel that something is wrong. now the refer they're even more consequential changes to budget issue in the pipeline. the government wants to change the make up. the committee that appo

the supreme court's ability to over rule decisions by government administers administer benjamin netanyahu. his right wing coalition passed the legislation without opposition support the bills, approval comes despite months of protests, of one of the most turbulent moments in israel, 75 year history, soundtracks, by chance of boucher, the hebrew word for shame from opposition, policies. the legislation that divided the nation ultimately pos may 64 votes in favor. i'm saying that against with opposition parties will come out to the commit set and board gotten as i talk in the last pitch efforts to secure the compromise by the countries president ended without success. the coalition government says the changes are necessary to prevent overreach by the quotes, uninsured, more equal power balance, the slit. it's definitely an unusual moment. assuming we've taken the 1st step in the historic process to correct that you additional system and restore powers which were taken from the government and the conductor over many years to get home. i mean, fellow mussa low is suddenly moving cold coalition pol

he says that he's quitting after ministers in benjamin netanyahu. his government asked him to use excessive force against people protesting israel's controversial judicial reports. you as president joe biden is who the hosting sweden's prime minister of chris, there's on at the white house in the show of support for the countries entry into nato. the white house, as the leaders will also discuss their security cooperation, and the more in ukraine, the meeting comes ahead of next week's native summit. in vilnius, brittany, king charles has been presented with the crown of scotland and a ceremony that traditionally follows the coordination in london. the event took place at saint giles cathedral in edinburgh. king charles's arrival was met by ceremonial music as well as chance of not my king from anti monarchy protest. scientist say this monday was the hottest day ever recorded, the average global temperature reach 17 point one degrees celsius. so i just say a combination of a weather phenomenon known as el nino and ongoing conditions and covering dioxide

a doctor say is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his health condition is stable after an overnight operation to implant a hard pace maker netanyahu is expected to leave hospital later on sunday, but has rescheduled plan trips to cyprus. in turkey, the surgery comes head of a boat in parliament on a controversial judicial reform bill that has brought tens of thousands of protesters to the streets. a vote on monday will mark the 1st major piece of the legislation to be approved. the dw rebecca rivers is following the protests for us in jerusalem. hey rebecca, what's at stake here? what do the protesters for your will happen if the reform bill is in fact passed from michael when you speak to me for a test is whether today yesterday or any time over the last 7 months wouldn't have been coming out in the free se, se, so this is about the very essence of the country, the very essence of the democracy. you know, i had one protest later on the radio the other day saying this isn't about right or left. this is about right or wrong. that gives yo

former to me, a rouge member who's been ruling since 1985 doctor sees really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his health condition is stable after the overnight operation to implant a hard pace maker. he's expected to leave hospital later on sunday. the surgery comes ahead in parliament on a controversial to just a little overall bill. one that has brought tens of thousands of protesters to the streets. russia has launched a new wave of missiles at the ukrainian port city of adjustment. this came hours before a summit between russian president vladimir putin and his bell with russian ally, alexander concussion. come where they are expected to discuss and deepening their military alliance. officials say one person was killed and at least 19 wounded in the overnight attack, including 4 children, just as transfiguration, cathedral was badly damaged in the raid. russia has repeatedly attacked the strategic port city since moscow pulled out of a green deal almost a week ago. earlier i spoke to marina me, you're on a military analyst at kings college london, and i asked her what's behind moscow has inc

it's the lanes the pen by prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his right wing coalition to push through a judicial or form that has been met by months of demonstrations and angry crowd creeds arrival at israel. it's been going on at ports, protest of luck to the streets in response to law. that was the scrap the supreme court's rights to strike down government decisions they need to know if it's to stymie the court, is an attack on their basic rights. we're fighting for misery, democracy for our independent traditional system. and in israel we only have one check over, you know, when the checks and balances when they had one check over our dish or the government, which is a judicial system in our supreme court. and what they're doing right now is trying to take it away exactly like in hungary and poland. and they won't allow it to happen. we don't want to be at the dictatorship protests to intel of east and other parts of the country. police responded with force arresting, dozens of people i grant division on the streets were reflected in parliament on monday when prime minister benjami

restricting the supreme court's powers to strike down government decisions. finally said benjamin netanyahu, his value to press ahead with his plans. strong winds of re, it's nice as far as the degree capital offerings were sending a devastating each wave sizes of people who've had to leave the homes or finds where initially contained over nights, but firefighters. lost control that are reports of their strikes and saddam have killed at least the 7 civilians and the capital costume that are also suggestions. the age group doctors without borders could pull out of the country. also, one of its 8 con employees was attacked by postcards of libya and malta, or conducting c drills designed to determine migrant some crossing the mediterranean sea. governments of the 2 countries agreed to join the patrols in 2020 and those are the headlines. the news continues here on audra 0, after risking it all, stay with us. the . the map has the capital, believe you imagine america, the, it's the highest cost to city in the world. over 3500 meters above sea level. it's a folding city. and a 1000 meters of old tude

change the industry and 15 minutes to benjamin netanyahu. to scrap his campaign to go to some of the spring coats pounds. tens of thousands of people have been moved to safety as wildfire as roberts, the greek on into roads, the under control. 57 funny to 5 days, maybe many tourists under russian genesis been killed in southern ukraine who was covering a story in this upper region. regent russians. defense ministry says the premium forces used cluster munitions. 16 civilians are reported, have been killed, an exchange of rock in fine between sedans on the, on the foreign ministry, rapids support forces, rights groups as it happened in the, allied himself down for states. there also reports of snipers targeting people in the west and off for in l janina the full i've seen some of the worst of on and since finding the gun in mid april, the moving has moved from count to civilians continued to be caught in the crossfire as fighting continues between the power military rapids support forces. i'm this is denise army in the west ends are for region. the dire f

chris davis does, does seem that the coalition, benjamin netanyahu and his father, i coalition a very to time and to get this one particular bill through this, the whole over who was impulsive of troughs of bills that they want to try and get through this being the 1st one that they're trying to actually pass through the contents, it may say that they will put some of the other ones on hold and try to get a broad consensus. but this is one that they all try to push through. it does look like we start, we, we are part of the thing that we've had that there benjamin netanyahu has been in the hospital. and just before we came on and we were actually hearing reports that he may even be more on well, but he was letting on but his office was letting on. so it's still not even a 100 percent certain that he'll be able to make the vote in the connected some more rugs, but it does certainly look likely that it gets you know, would that it will ta so, but it certainly could pause and that's what these people are here demonstrating against and as we mentioned, rebecca supporters of the bill demon

a human chain. thousands of demonstrators forming a wall of opposition to prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his controversial plans to change israel's judiciary. outside to connect it despite the scorching heat, protesters gathered stepped up security and additional barricades only showcasing the height and sense of anxiety in a country more polarized than ever before. i came here today because i believe that our democracy is in danger. and it's in danger, no, just because of the, the specific law or the trying to pass now. but because of the entire approach of the governments, the bill is just one part of the larger package of proposals by nets and yahoo. and as far right coalition, the critics say would significantly limit the power of the courts for his part and then yahoo says the plan would strengthen is really democracy. the final vote on this bill is expected to take place on monday. if it is inactive into law, it would mean that among other things, the supreme court would no longer have the power to overrule government or ministerial decisions, which it seems to be unreasonable with deb

at the same time, they are also blocking some of his right-wing agenda, right-wing agenda that, benjamin netanyahu and his cabinet, the most right wing in israeli history, is trying to push through. so really, there is a big big clash here. and that is why in here in tel aviv, where there's left liberal type people, they are coming out in force once again. you are going to start seeing this day after day, week after, week this is the 28 week of this protest and you're probably going to see it well into next week, and coming week after, weekday after, day before the end of the month because that is one benjamin netanyahu hopefully -- his controversial legislation will finally be passed the four it goes on recess. yasmin? >> all, right matt bradley, for us thank, you met, we appreciate it. check bacith us throughout the two hours ahead. things develop, there and we learn more about the prime ministers position. exhibit, a leftover pizza crust, coming up, new details, on what led officers to arrest the man suspected of serial killers. we -- nbc reporting on trump's efforts to shut down geor

called president biden as actually all of his previous assessors is a stone supporter of israel by g as many others here in the united states has criticized benjamin netanyahu has directly, but also his writing coordination about his plans to reform courts and, and also his settlement policy, so he used actually really strong awards saying that they cannot davidson of his say he means of the israeli government. they cannot continue down this road and with strong works like that. you kind of reflects really some feeling of many americans. on the other hand, he also got really harshly criticized for that from a prominent republicans like former vice president. my parents were referred to by him and other democrats as answer semitic. so the country is really divided also over betts and with the changing demographics here. the relationship to israel seems to be getting more complex. but after all, there is no doubt that the majority of the americans, one to one to 2 countries really to keep working together for 2 political and security reasons. and having that said, many experts say that the u. s. is really relationship has never been as bad as it is

to support is what i was prime minister benjamin netanyahu as wanted to that the rate on jeanine was just the beginning. count has moved from west jerusalem a. hi, mr. benjamin netanyahu is given a price conference and he has some of the things that he and his security establishment i've been saying over the last 48 hours. this is a sign of the, of our next steps. this is just the 1st step. it's not by no means of the, the last action that we will take. we will do what we can from the ground, from the air, with the suburban intelligence, we will do what we can by the terrace. they shall have no safe haven dcs base as a very specific surgical operation against people that he calls terrorists. now, 2 weeks ago, there was a raid on the janine refugee camp. that's where the palestinians used improvise. explosive devices that actually show these ready all mean, and they decided that they needed to go in and destroy the factories making lights . in doing so, they caused all of that damage that you've seen. this is going to affect how this thing in life and is going to affect the way people see this. now, the national security minutes that, you know,

substituting to israel as prime minister benjamin netanyahu has one that that rayed on janine is just the beginning from west taurus and he has him on call to hi, mr. benjamin netanyahu has given a press conference and he has some of the things that he and his security establishment i've been saying over the last 48 hours. let's just take a quick listen. this is a sign of the of our next steps. this is just the 1st step. it's not by no means of the, the last action that we will take. we will do what we can from the ground, from the air, with the suburban intelligence, we will do what we can by the terrace. they shall have no safe haven. so basically the headlines all the janine is no longer a safe haven that they've offer right to it in a succinct way in large forces. but what he did say is that there's hope ration isn't over yet, that they will go back in again of the time of the choosing. but it's interesting the things he didn't 12 by, he didn't talk about the civilian infrastructure being damaged in talk about the soldiers, no concrete walls in people's houses. he didn't talk about the facts. the people's livelihoods have been completely d

his well protests had been held in israel against parliaments, approval of a bill. that diminishes the supreme court so far to you over the decisions made by parliament. the bill pushed forward by kindness to benjamin netanyahu. his right wing coalition was narrow the cost on monday off to a position that is worked out to to connect that former us president. donald trump is facing new charges of attempting to destroy evidence and investigation into his alleged mishandling of classified documents. he's accused of asking maintenance worker call us to on you have to delete the camera footage, asked to use my no. okay. a state in florida is spokesperson dismissed the challenges as an attempt funded by the administration to influence the 2024 presidential rice. trumpets be not guilty to $37.00 criminal charges that i got from around the world have mentioned bob aid us for an historic summit. across the atlantic islands to the americas and kind of being to be sold. it seems to abolitionist slaves in the u. k. and the us know reparations or apologies have been made to the victims of slavery, a method that reports from bridge town involved basis. and how this summits could be the 1st step towards the tenan

so there's been a lot going on, but it seems like according to his office and according to benjamin netanyahu himself this was a case of dehydration during this heat wave. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, new fund-raising numbers r president biden and his re-election effort. what they tell us about to strengthen the 2024 race. plus, a defense spending bill passes the house with a series of gop amendments targeting several culture war issues. we will ask a key member of congress all this may be having on the military. hollywood on hold. actors are vowing to strike as long as it takes until a deal is reached with streaming platforms and studios. the consequences for your favorite shows and movies. say it ain't so. might be happening. you're live in the news room. and give you one of the lalatest 5g smart phones free! free your phone nonow at t-mobile! the minunute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace iwith a new one of the same make andodel. get a whole lot of something wi farmers policy perks. ♪ farmers mnemonic i was told my small business

. >> the other element we're talking about, yesterday president spoke with benjamin netanyahu, biden called histion one of the most extremist over its controversial overhaul of israel's judiciary into the settlement on the west bank. biden invited benjamin not yahoo white house. stuart: as you just heard, 43 democrat signed a letter democrat congresswoman triable statements, the only vibrant progressive inclusive democracy in the region, will never allow voices that embolden anti-semitism to undermine and destroy the consensus support in the relationship. republican from texas joins me now. congressman, i have to conclude democrats are but. >> i'm glad 43 democrat signed a letter condemning her remarks but 169 democrats did not and that's what's alarming and chilling because she did not say benjamin netanyahu was racist or his government, she said the state of reseal israel was racist. seventy-five years and clearly she has a problem with exis existence. stuart: there is great unity among the publicans i take it because today is going to be a memorandum, israelis not a racist state. all republi

benjamin doesn't. yahoo says he hopes his coalition will reach a consensus for the off position. but his warning military reserve us for protesting the votes and parliament to stay out of politics. so we show you, we all know that there's really minutes really lies on dedicated to the service of the country, the called photo refusal palms, the security of all citizens of the country. now, government has the possibility to submit to the dictates of refusal. and we will not submit to such dictates, i call on you our brothers and sisters who 7 that deserves the of the service in this way, the ministry out of political debate. their banners smith is live for us and televisions about a, just a few moments ago. we saw some pictures from tele v 5, where there was some cautious happening between police and protesters. what's been happening there? the robot thing must been in a, one of the parts of the state. they actually why we are the main protest. it's been fairly peaceful since it stops it all, most of on site, easily the palm and the connective past. but those are controversial to d

prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his coalition allies, just a short time ago, they approved thisakers, and at the time, those lawmakers stood up and shouted shame, shame, shame. they say it will remove checks and balances on the executive. the government says this is needed to curbjudicial government says this is needed to curb judicial overreach. government says this is needed to curbjudicial overreach. it aims government says this is needed to curb judicial overreach. it aims to limit the powers of the supreme court, in striking down government decisions which the judges deem unreasonable. what you are seeing here on the streets is not as large as it has been, these protests have been massive, one of the biggest protest movements in israel's history since it was unveiled by the government back injanuary. government back in january. significantly government back injanuary. significantly as well, benjamin netanyahu had a pacemakerfitted over the weekend. the president had tried and failed to broker a compromise. he warned israel was facing a national emergency. to remind you, ben

benjamin from france was pretty close on his tail, but becausejoe managed so well to execute individuallyt there. but very, very committed, because he almost had a boat to the face. kayak coach campbell walsh, a silver medallist from athens in 2004, is on hand with instant video analysis. joe is training against french paddlers who may very well go head—to—head against him in their home water next summer. they're evenly matched, having shared victories and gold medals so far this season. but it's another olympic medal he's chasing. and, now, with two events to compete in, he may need a bigger trophy cabinet. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello. it's a day of scattered clouds with a few showers and relatively cool compared to what the mediterranean experienced yesterday. in some spots we had extreme temperatures, the highest of which was recorded in sardinia — 48.2 degrees celsius. not a record, but close to it. i want to show you what's going to be happening over the next 2a hours. the jet stream will take a bit of a dive across europe and into the medi

benjamin netanyahu says he will be taking part in the vote. this is the moment hisorcade drove away from the medical centre. he'd been taken there early on sunday to have the pacemaker fitted to rectify heart issues. straight to jerusalem — paul adams is there for us now. what has been happening today inside the knesset? we what has been happening today inside the knesset? ~ ., what has been happening today inside the knesset? ~ . , ., , the knesset? we are seeing a number of votes that — the knesset? we are seeing a number of votes that will _ the knesset? we are seeing a number of votes that will be _ the knesset? we are seeing a number of votes that will be taking _ of votes that will be taking throughout the afternoon. the process of debate began some time ago. what you've got is because of objections to the one major aspect of netanyahu's reforms to be voted on tonight, which is the reasonable clause, the ability of the supreme court to decide whether or not government decisions are reasonable. that is just part of the broad reforms you've outlined in your intr

after the verdict this afternoon, his solicitor said benjamin mendy would like to thank the members ofs trial rather than on the rumour and innuendo that have followed the case from the outset. this is the second time that she said that mr mendy has been tried and found not guilty by a jury. he is delighted that both juries have reached the correct verdict. she said that mr mendy had tried to remain strong, but the process have a serious impact on him. he wanted to ask for his privacy to be respected, so he can begin rebuilding his life. now, whether that future includes a resurrection of his football career, time will tell. he's 28 years old now. he is not displayed a competitive match for nearly two years after being suspended by manchester city at the beginning of this legal process, but he will attempt to rebuild his life after being cleared of those very serious charges that we have been detailing at chester county court today. now to the heatwave, that is gripping much of southern europe — with temperatures over 40 degrees — and climbing. countries including greece, italy, spain

his chest. >> reporter: inside dr. benjamin mauck, a renowned orthopedi surgeon specializing in hand, wrist and elbow surgery. police say he was shot to death by his patient, 29-year-old larry pickens. >> our team responded quickly. >> reporter: pickens had been in the office for several hours, police say, there to be treated once inside the exam room, officials say he pulled out a handgun and started shooting he then ran out of the office and was arrested within five minutes. was he targeting this doctor specifically? >> what we know is that the -- that it was a one-on-one confrontation. it happened in an exam room. >> reporter: mauck also practiced at a local children's hospital in a statement, the interim president called him, a friend to so many of us, a beloved colleague and a dedicated physician. we already miss him. violent attacks against medical professionals have skyrocketed over the past decade, up 63% from 2011 to 2018. with aggression intensifying during the covid-19 pandemic. mauck was recently named one of the ci