the incident spots nationwide protests, ben smith, reports in paris, emotions and still roll in on to 12 on so i'm from 117 year old nile mazda, who was shot dead by police officer, a traffic stop. the nails mother mooney, i'm as it is a cause a personal county to i don't have the aisle anymore. he told the crowd. i just want justice to my son. not the shooting of nile was all caught on video. the traffic police officer pointing a gun at him on fire and apparently on provo is working class community where the 17 year old lived is still struggling with the consequences of the killing. we have no mistrust to both sides. police and the population. when someone is stopping it from the from police, we thought about what's happening last time was 9 miles killing sparks nationwide rights presidency manual. my chrome said the teenagers, death was inexplicable. inexcusable. the police officer who killed dial has been charged with murder niles. that's but a narrative of french police use, excessive force and get away with you and commission of human rights. so the shooting was a moments of a co

ben smith, the monitoring that conferences on going still, as you can see at the dead sea conference. that's it. thanks for that plan for the time being. let's head to central browser now and speak to him, cause a who is live for us in darrow bothering him? do you know very well exactly what everybody is talking about there and, and specifically this business of opening the crossings because the amount of aid going and as being a very, very low and rougher lot of the crossings are close most of the crossings, the place references eclipse glasses, which is causing immense problems. just tell us about that. well, next people do not even have any options or there is no variety of food to per chase anything. there has been a very low minimum quantities of food. people are striving to find anything. there has been no means no chicken, no bus to was no cruise for the past couple of weeks, especially after egypt to add it. well, at egypt, a rough crossing was closed since the it's really forces started the ground operation that we have been hearing enough that since the past couple of minute

as ben smith reports now from the french capital as old 98 is the only candidate of any left wing parting standing for parliament in this working class, power sub across from the socialist greens, the communist. so often at odds with each other. now, agreeing to form a coalition to try to stop the far right to the some major story collection, the commentary faces 2 pets. the best of knights of documents that of the extreme right of the division of the french people were a part of homer about the response to the social political oh you go. and geo political problems facing the country poll. bonnie a's boss is young. luke melon shot lead up the fall left friends and found the best. did you good? adult bible finds his 5 year rhetoric alien that was many of the not least raphael books meant the socialist leader and frequent thoughts of mental and showing the insults of the temple. does that. i'm not going to tell you what's the mileage of love with the trucks. on the sides of the hastily formed coalition, and then if there is fronds about which remains very strong within the left and then the

joining us is ben smith, editor and chief. i don't know where we stand right now on tiktok.at i think should be done. do you have an answer? >> i think the reality is the wheels are in motion in washington. the president signed the ban, probably won't happen before the election. what's strange is everyone forgot about it, particularly in the advertising business where they love tiktok and tiktok is happy to show up and not talk about it. felt like a split screen where they're selling fun a.i. avatars in france to american companies. >> it's both parties, it's not a partisan sort of issue. >> it's both parties with the possible exception of donald trump who said he doesn't like the ban. it's a tricky situation he doesn't have to like the ban it's in place. >> and mnuchin explained to him why he thinks the purchase is better, his former treasury secretary. >> and an incredible deal for somebody who gets tiktok if the chinese decide to sell it. but the company remains one of the great advertising vehicles in the united states right now. you know, hundreds of millions dollars be

let's get an update now from ben smith who's joining us from the dead sea where there's a conference going on that. so ben and tell us about this conference and what the focus it or will make the purpose of this conference, its title, the coal for action is taking place in a hotel, a conference center over there, along the dead sea, the pressure being kept to and its separate place away from it, but the purpose, the organizers say, is to standardize procedures, identify needs and seek a commitment for a collective, coordinated response to address the humanitarian situation and gaza. and the organizers describe how you might a tighter and response that is under great pressure. i may say that an extended conflict on the scale of palm means as grave implications for regional peace and stability in the immediate on the long term. and the organizes without naming israel, specifically point to the saying that the delivery of humanitarian assistance remain severely come put on they will on these sites unpredictable due to the constraints at many levels. while most complaints that israel is

ben carson, former hud secretary and we also, an important trump surrogate, let me put that in, my pal. jaron smithrmer trump policy advisor. gentlemen, good to see you. ben carson, great to see you again. were you at the detroit event any think you were according to some of the press clips. give us a little narrative, sir. >> thanks, larry, good to be with you as always. yes, i was there. detroit is my hometown. so i spoke before the roundtable and the level of enthusiasm was extremely high. people are anxious to hear what president trump has to say because they have already seen what he did in the previous administration and they were good things. you don't have to think back a long time to make the comparison and the other thing is the left is trying to make this election about a person and you know, a convict, all this kind of stuff because they don't really have anything that they can run on and donald trump is presenting things that everyday people feel. they feel it when they go to the gas station. they feel it when they go to the grocery store. they feel it when they open their mail and see

, page, green party ben smith, social democratic party. >> up next, we're going to go over to ascotd to be called ladies day at royal ascot, but where can it continue to call it ladies day? glamorous, of course i >> -- >> that's lam >> that's right. attendees will include celebrities and members of the royal family showing off their high fashion outfits . their high fashion outfits. talking of which, here is our royal correspondent cameron walker. oh, cameron, you look lovely in your top hat . lovely in your top hat. >> thank you very much, bev. yes, it used to be called ladies day . now gold yes, it used to be called ladies day. now gold cup yes, it used to be called ladies day . now gold cup day. yes, it used to be called ladies day. now gold cup day. but we're still going to call it ladies day. as you said. and there are so many amazing outfits here today. so many amazing outfits here today . i've got the official today. i've got the official race card in my hand at the king and queen's horse . gilded water and queen's horse. gilded water is confirmed to be running in the king ge

let's speak to ben a smith about this is joining us from amman and jordan because he's really government has banned ultra 0. so this move, as we said, was widely expected, especially after benny guns quite to the will cabinet. the yes, it was folded. the cabinet was settled in the days after october. the 7th, essentially is a way of trying to show national unity to bring in opposition. and these benny guns and guy the guy, the eyes and called the i think a former chief of stuff joined in fight. one of guns sees the reasons why he said he was waiting to join this little cabinet was it would stop the fall right from having any influence on the prosecution of the will when outcomes and the eyes and colts of withdrawal. and it leaves a don't the leaves netanyahu and the defense minister essentially. so it is dissolved, it is dissolved, it's always, rarely media is reporting because it my bank of a but lots of small trace those far administers, keeping that in yahoo in power. they have been agitating to join baseball competent, so rob has let them into the cabinet that he's dissolved it. and

ben. it's bennett smith for us. then just a reminder, again, benjamin netanyahu. uh, his cabinet has been delta 0 and as well and extended that decision on sunday. that is why bennett is joining us there from a month helping us is trying to show up support for a cx. 5 deal between israel and to miles proposed by president joe biden. last month. this putting this, i just dropped to the un security council somewhere on this. let's go now to gabriel, alexander, who is that the united nations headquarters in new york, and do we have any idea of what is actually in this draft resolution to yeah, we've seen the draft in we know exactly what's in it. this draft resolution. we are being told now is going to go up for a vote and the security council around 19 or 20 g m t, that's 3 or 4 o'clock new york time around that time frame when the security council convenes in the afternoon. now this us draft resolution is just a little longer than a page long, and it really is comes in 3 parts if you will. in part one of this resolution calls for a cease fire, immediate, cease fire

have some fun weme a will come back to the show doctor ben carson hud secretary and we also welcome an important trump surrogate in my pal jerome smithite house policy advisor, it's good to see you, ben carson good to see you weree you at the detroit event i think you were, how good was it and what are the highlights give us a narrative with you as always s was there in detroit is my i hometown so i spoke before the roundtable. the level of enthusiasm wain ts extremely high people are anxious to hear what president trump has to say because aries already did in the previousn. administration and they were good things and you don't haveme to think back a long time to make a comparison in the otherlt thing the left is trying to make the selection about a person inw the convict and all this kind of stuff because they don't have anything they can run on and donald trump is presenting things that everyday people feel it when they go to the gas station and they feel it whenan they go to the grocery store an open their male and see the utility bills and is having aha dramatic impact, not to some black people but all people youi can receive mi

thank you, [applause] [inaudible] >> thank you, ben riley smith,■.as taxes going up by a billion. to be crystal clear, you're going into the election with a platform of tax rises. >> the tax rises we in the manifesto will be -- [inaudible] as youill see, you've gone through the document quickly, you'll go through it, there are no tax rise that we haven't already announced. down properly on the -- tax status and make sure the super rich pay their fair share in this country. yes, we want the oil gas companies to pay fair tax on the yes, we want to make sure that private equity loopholes aren't e,in wealthy and, yes, we've taken the to v.t what you won't see isto is any t requires tax rises over and above those that we have already set out because we've been veryn relation to working people, in increase in no increase in national insurance and no increase in absolutely clearly set out in this manifesto. thank you, ben. son [inaudible] [applause] >> thank are too high. just aa1 follow on to ben's question, your man fess foe is goin to -- manifesto is goi

caroline gooch, liberal democrats , ben smith, liberal democrats, ben smith, social democratic partynow disowned her candidature . scarlett o'connor, candidature. scarlett o'connor, reform uk darren jones, labour and mary page, greens and let's go for montgomeryshire and glenda as well glyn preston, lib dems, elwyn vaughan, plaid cymru craig williams, conservatives oliver lewis, reform uk and stephen witherden, labour, jeremy northorpe, green party and of course , craig williams is and of course, craig williams is no longer the official candidate of the conservatives given the allegations around betting on the outcome of the election, it will say conservatives on the betting slip, but they have parted company for now. okay folks, lots more to get through. princess anne is still in hospital. is her condition more serious than previously thought? we'll find out next. >> this is gb news news. >> this is gb news news. >> and we are britain's election channel. >> this vote may seem to be about the politicians in the media, but it's actually about you. >> and we won't ever forget that. >>

[applause] [inaudible] >> thank you, ben riley smith, the telegraph.ng up by $7-8 billion. to be crystal clear, you're a platform of tax rises. >> the tax rises we set out in the manifesto will be -- [inaudible] as you will see, you've gone through the document quickly, you'll go through it,bt, later on. there are no tax rise that we haven't already announced. bearn properly on the -- tax status and make sure the their fair share in this country. yes, we want the oilo pay fair e massive profits that they're making. yes, we want to make sure that private equity loopholes aren't there, again■t with, for wealthy and, yes, we've taken the tough decision knelt to v.a.t., but what you won't see in manifesto is any plan that requires tax rises overnf and above those that we have already set out because we've been veryn relation to working people, in increase in in national insurane and no increase in v.a.t., absolutely clearly set out in this manifesto. thank you, ben. -- [inaudible] [applause] >> thanks. yo said that the taxes are too high. just a follow on

and ben riley—smith from the telegraph.ho does not have his own podcast, but i do occasionally appear- on the telegraph on that, i uh, camilla and kamal do. which is called the daily t. yes. you got to get the name of your podcast. i definitely remember that. that's the basic thing. i definitely remembered it. um, right. um, the last episode of newscast was me, chris and laura in the incredibly hot spin room in nottingham after the bbc one prime ministerial debate. um, now that you've had a chance to sleep on that moment of momentous television, um, what do you think? well, i thought it was sunak unleashed. you know, he found his mojo only five weeks too late, possibly more than a year too late. and, you know, i've spoken to so many tories who think, "why couldn't he have brought that passion, that energy to the campaign trail before now"? um, starmer a lot more cautious, as expected. for me, one thing that was interesting was i was live blogging it for the ft last night, so i had it on audio, but i wasn't watching it as i

agenda and then after successfully pinching the country's top ceos in washington dc and doctor ben carson jerome smith on know that in just a few moments combat but first up about our own intrepid edward lawrence with all of the details and edward, what is cooking. edward: very depressing for president biden a lot of celebrities try to get joe biden reelected to office were talking about your 20, julia roberts and barbra streisand of these are people who are not affected by the inflation that the rest of us are really feeling but in the campaign events of the written some $30 million the campaign will use for ads and no inside president joe biden highlighted a liberal causes the u.s. supreme court. biden: look the supreme court has never been as out of kilter has it is today and i mean never in a top constitutional law for nine years in the it than most look of the fact of the matter is that this is never been a court that's been this far out of step. edward: outside of the event the protesters blocked the entrance they held tightly over the money raised at the event, they went to my campaign ads over

but 1st, let's hear from ben and smith, who's at the national riley headquarters as results come in vantage. joining us from paris, but it took us through, we're already starting to see some initial results coming in. what do they review while the ag, hey paul, this is joseph and published in the last minute on my last name, riley. i had 34 percent share of the boat seconds of popular from this a lines of left wing cents a left and far left bodies of 28 point one percent on microns policy is the most centrist policy. 20.3 percent. so it is a significant results for the fall, right? national riley, it would keep them in tom and about $240.00 for $270.00 seats. it doesn't give them an overall majority of any 208 to 9 for that, for going into the 2nd round. this isn't us fairly good indication of how the voting might turn out is a long way to go between now and then they'll be a lot of political jump king to position will of the policies try and remove the candidates from some constituencies to stop the national riley getting through. this is all to be the page is old. delightful in the next w

but 1st let's speak to ben a smith. he's in the jordanian capsule because he's way the government has bind on 0 from reporting from inside is rail a bit of what's been there? was there any reaction to the release of this video of the release of the drones such as laura is a reminder and has been seen as a reminder to these railey public, but taking on the hezbollah as something of a different order to taking on how much so it is a much more specific, sophisticated, heavily on operation. now back in the wake of october settings, up by the time defense minister, you'll go on to authorize some pushed for a pre emptive war in lab and on he was over ruled by others ex particularly prime minister. benjamin netanyahu does have a reputation as well, but being quite cautious when it comes to military operations. but anyway, the month since then is rather have to evacuate $28.00 towns and villages across the board of $60000.00 people. and there's constant increasing pressure on that in yahoo to get those people home to allow them

we've got scarlett o'connor for reform uk, ben smith for the social democratic party, mary page for the darren jones for labour, caroline gooch for the lib dems and laura saunders for the conservatives. >> tom slater, thank you very much indeed. >> now throughout the campaign, we've been hearing from voters right across the country to get their thoughts on the big issues. >> so today we're going to hear from james hitchcock from wales. >> so i'm coming at this with a great interest in food, farming and nature , it's an issue that and nature, it's an issue that is hugely important to all of us. and the decisions that are made in the next five years really are going to have impact for the next 30 years and beyond. we've heard a lot of talk, and there's often a lot of hubns talk, and there's often a lot of hubris around food , food hubris around food, food security and how we should spend our money on supporting farming. it's particularly relevant here in mid wales because it's very rural, very rural economy. 90% of wales is farmed . and while of wales is farmed. and while it's true that w

we had ben carson, jaw ron smith, you're still pushing opportunity zones and enterprise zones.hey can, scott turner. >> absolutely. this is not political for president trump. it is not political for the gop. president trump sincerely cares about america. he cares about every american as leo said. in particular he cares about black america. he had the opportunity to lead the opportunity zone council as you said, larry and i know first-hand, being appointed by president trump, going out to almost 80 cities in our country. you know if you're a racist person you don't create a council that serves people who are supposedly racist against. 85% of the people we serve are minorities in opportunity zones. president trump not only does this for politics, he does it because he cares. people, leaders in the gop are doing this, not just to gain the black vote, hey, we care about black americans no matter where they live in america. so the policies that have been set forth, the policies that we had in the first administration, not only elevated all americans but in particularly black america

smith's inclusion means there no place for surrey teammate ben foakes, while nottinghamshire seamewrnd another fast bowler gus atkinson could make their test debuts as england look to a future without james anderson, who'll retire after that first test at lord's. the tour de france is just two days old and already the pre—race favourite tadej pogacar has taken the leader's yellow jersey. the race is actually in italy right now, but frenchman have claimed both stages so far, kevin vauquelin winning into bologna. behind, pogacar pulled ahead of most of his main rivals to top the overall standings ahead of monday's expected sprint finish in turin. pogacar is bidding to win the tour after taking victory in the giro d'italia last month. and just before we go — time to point you in the direction of the bbc sport website and app for the very latest on all those stories and lots, lots more. but from all of us at the bbc sport centre, thanks forjoining us. we'll see you again soon. hello. thanks forjoining me. july, statistically is our warmest month of the summer, but thisjuly, at least the

hi ben ebony, thanks that bernard smith and i'm on on the the some of the findings about you in fact investigation and a reminder that these are, the government has gone down to 0 from operating in israel itself and extended that decision. that's why behind it and the rest of the team are joining us and neighboring jordan to cover that story. israel who is being blocking the flow of food at essential goods, palestinian families a desperate for the basics and what's available on the open market is far too expensive for many international aid organizations of accused. israel's government are trying to deliberately stop. people haven't moved reports from 0 by of the killing and maiming of a trap. civilian population. the obvious horrors of israel's war on gaza. less obvious the slow death of from being a star. the residence of god lived under a crushing land. the name of the blockade, even long before the war in the last 8 months, is what it has typed in. it's a truck full and supplies and squeeze people into the tighter spaces and events when the you know, to the ice via in the house w

and actually if you look at the polls collectively, i was looking at some analysis from ben riley—smithe telegraph earlier on. you actually see that the reform party are at about 1,314% and the conservative party about 22, 23. now, that doesn't mean that a poll, that one poll from yougov for the times isn't going to be concerning for the conservative party. the reform party have been encroaching on the conservatives particularly since nigel farage took over as leader a couple of weeks ago. but it is not true to say that the reform party is the official opposition in the united kingdom. in fact , if you want to kingdom. in fact, if you want to talk about a different party forming the official opposition, it's actually more likely to be the liberal democrats than it is to be the reform party because of the first past the post political system. so it's totally inaccurate to say that the reform party is going to be the reform party is going to be the official opposition to labour if they win the next general election . general election. >> i'll be nice of you to mention your party. the libe

i'm the son who was just, you know, i'm a missile bringing out is there is bernard smith was also in amman, jordan, so ben is what's been the reaction in his route to the death of the soldiers. and what's the fall out from the full 11 soldiers killed in the last 2020 uh, 48 hours. those 8 in that incident in rafa 2 and a tank explosion. and then also cause another soldier died from his ruins from a previous incident. all across receiving blanket coverage in israel and from thing again, soul searching questions about the execution of the war and gauze of a particularly from those are things that israel government doesn't have an exit strategy. we've had retired generals are tied, military offices, old pitching in saying that the reason for the soldiers dying is because there isn't a political strategy for the day after and gone so, particularly in the know whether it is rarely military set that got rid of how much because as opposed to a vacuum that is known as takeover, and how much fun just have been returning and the manager has been forced to go back to, to deal with that. well, i'm a retired generals

prime minister ben morley—smith from the telegraph. manifestos are about policies.ks to go. you're 20 points behind in the polls. what do you say to those who say the manifesto isn't ambitious enough and that this won't be a game changer ? game changer? >> well, ben, just to repeat what i said before , right. the what i said before, right. the tens the tax cuts that i went through, tax cut for everyone in work that will be worth £1,400 in the next parliament as we halve national insurance, a tax cut for the self—employed, where we abolish the rate of self—employment, a tax cut for everyone who's wanting to start buying their own home as we aboush buying their own home as we abolish the stamp duty for first time buyers, up to 425 k, a tax cut for families to support them as they bear their young children, and a tax cut for the millions of pensioners in our society. so yes, i do believe thatis society. so yes, i do believe that is bold and that comes on top of the action we've taken to secure our borders, to get flights off to rwanda, a new migration cap and a more pr

. >> ben riley—smith, the telegraph, keir starmer, your rhetoric suggests you want taxes coming down,ut this manifesto explicit has taxes going up. >> i think in the costings pages by about 7 to 8 billion. >> so can you just be crystal clear. >> you're going into the election with a platform of tax rises. >> the tax rises we've set out in the manifesto were the there's no surprises ben, this morning, as you will see, you'll have gone through the document quickly. you'll go through it no doubt, at length later on. there are no taxes, no tax rises that we haven't already announced it, yes. we want to bear down properly on the non—dom tax status and make sure that the super rich pay their fair share in this country. yes, we want the oil and gas companies to pay fair tax on the massive profits that they're making. yes, we want to make sure that private eqtu want to make sure that private equity loopholes aren't there again for wealthy. and yes, we've taken the tough decision in relation to vat. so we will take all of those measures. but what you won't see in this manifesto , though, is an

smith's inclusion also means there no place for ben foakes, while dillon pennington also receives a firsts england look to a future without james anderson, who'll retire after that first test at lord's. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. england's alice hewson has won the swiss 0pen. hewson won a play—off on the first hole after she'd finished her final round tied with tvesa malik of india on 11 under par. and a play—off in the italian 0pen saw marcel siem of germany beat northern ireland's tom mckibbin. both men had finished on ten under par. some compensation for mckibbin though in that he's now qualified for the forthcoming open championship at royal troon. after victory in yesterday's sprint race, francesco bagnaia completed the double by winning the assen motogp in the netherlands. the italian lead from pole to chequered flag and has now cut the gap to championship leader jorge marteen to just ten points after the spaniard finished second. world champion kaller rovanpera pulled off a remarkable win at rally poland. the finn is only drivin

smith's inclusion also means there no place for ben foakes, while dillon pennington also receives a firsts onjuly 10th. the feature event of tennis�*s grass court season starts on monday with wimbledon the first grand slam jannik sinner will enter as the world number one. but the italian's not concerned with his standing in the draw, more about where he's standing, as he continues to get to grips with the surface despite winning his one warm up tournament. every year is a bit different. the conditions are different from here so i am just trying to get used to it and so i am just trying to get used to itand building my so i am just trying to get used to it and building my confidence here on the court and that's it. thinking about seeding or all the rest, it doesn't make any sense. everyone wants to win and show their best here and i am just looking forward to it to compete and hopefully i can show also some good tennis. much more build-op _ show also some good tennis. much more build-up to _ show also some good tennis. much more build-up to the _ show also some good tennis. much more build

smith was banned from the oscars for ten years for slapping chris rock in 2022. next, another sign that bennd jennifer lopez could be done with their marriage. >> and this one's got a big price tag on it. the couple is reportedly looking to sell the house they bought in beverly hills last may. they're looking to sell it for about $65. $60 million in a 17 bedrooms and 30 baths. the sale is likely to result in a big financial loss next, when triumph suddenly turns to tragedy. >> this was on the track of a speed walker from spain. she was celebrating as she was finishing a race walk in italy, but she was passed in the final few feet by an athlete from ukraine just another reminder never celebrate too early. good advice there. next, a milestone for scottie scheffler. >> he's now a championship golfing dad. the world's number one player picked up his first win since becoming a father last month after winning the memorial tournament. yesterday, scheffler celebrated with wife and his son bennett. look at that. finally a who me moment. >> look at this dog in denial. there's a torn up basket and nea

what the make up of the next french government will be funded smith, they're reporting for us from an onset and west in paris. thank you, ben. oh, there's not time for the weather, his evanson, a hello. we're looking at more very heavy rainy to central parts of china. latest pulse of the plumber ice continues to drive by way up towards the yellow sea toward south korea. and that will continue to get dragged down into the sea of japan, west in areas of japan sinks and break down pools. as we go through sundays and sheltered by the mountains take out around 30 celsius. it will be a few minutes to beat and see how that rain still stretches its way back across. you see the fall south of south korea into shanghai and down towards the south west of china. and here we go again. more right across a similar area for monday. probably a ride me while into a indo china, some lobby showers, rumbling away here, good scattering, a showers across the philippines. what's the weather coming into that western side of boni? i would still pretty unsettled efforts to monitor and across the ma potential. joining up with the monsoon range, which n

ben. it's in just a reminder. getting benjamin didn't. yeah. who's cabinet? his band elgin's here. and isabella and extended that decision on sunday. that is why been it smith is joining us in neighboring jordan. thanks so much i. and so the u. s. a is trying to show up support for this, these 5 deal between as well as a mass proposed by president joe biden. last month. it's putting this latest drop to the un security council is go live now to gabriel. l as on the who is that the united nations headquarters in new york and guide can you just focus through? what exactly is part of this draft resolution as well, you might not be surprised that it's really sort of an outline of what president joe biden has already announced. and it's important we'll kind of go through those points again for specifically what is in this us draft resolution. it's really a 3 phase ceasefire phase one, of course being an immediate cease fire in exchange for captives that are being held in gaza, specifically women elderly. and those that are injured or wounded. also a release of palestinian captives that are being held are prisoners that are being held by israel. it's call us for a

smith who's in a mind because he is right. the government has banned. i'll just say era from his relevant slide with reporting from the go daddy and capital. hi ben, as well, with a little cabinet dissolved, what happens next? the, well, this volt cabinet was formed as positive emotions of governments in the days after october. the 7th, essentially, to get this idea of national unity is israel launched its full on gods. it was joined by benny guns. this specified is that the condition of joining at the time. this was to stop the fall rights compet administer to keep and then your empower. stop them from having an influence over the prosecution of the war. well, guns got it, got the eyes and caught some of the former chief of the ministry stuff they left resigned from the cabinet last week because they said nothing. yahoo! i'd still not done enough to either achieve a ceasefire or to come up with some sort of plan for what would happen in gaza after the war after the fighting has ended about last night. and, you know, exposed to the moms from a small ben, give a palazzo smokers, these 5 minutes has to be the mom, the to be like individual cabinets

ben affleck. is their divorce imminent? the $60 million sign they could be splitting. plus how a breakup could impact their upcoming movie together. >> that's why we haven't done one. >> nischelle: then, will smith's his oscar slap? >> bad boy! >> nischelle: plus, celine dion's debilitating health battle and why she kept