let's check in with him. benjamin. what more have you learned the police is still here at the scene trying to figure out, trying to understand what actually happened and was standing right in front of the place where you can still see police offices at the place we're recording to witnesses. the car drove on to the sidewalk before going back to the street. and finally, crushing this car into that shop. i just spoke to one of the spokesperson, the off of the police are in berlin, and she told me that there were pacifies people that were in the shop that managed to, to take this man also and handed over it to police. we just saw and heard the report that he's now in cost city and they still try to find out if it was deliberate or if it was an accident a few hours ago, there was a lot of movement here. a lot of people, a walking around and finding a situation here with a lot of ambulances and police cars. now it's 7. there is a mass that will take place here in the, in the church, in this place where this terrible attack

hello to you, benjamin. so we were hearing from local police that they anticipate tens of thousands of protesters and that those demonstrations could turn violent. what are you seeing at the protests where you are the purchasing damaged pattern, checking pretty close to elmo castlewood. the g 7 is some, it is taking place. the situation is very calm, but the police, they don't want to take any risk. when it comes to security, they want to prevent any type of destruction of violent protests. so there's a very, very heavy police presence around that venue, even for people who arrived here from munich. many of the protests took the train, a train trip here to damaged pot chair, and protesting. but as it was the case yesterday in munich, where organize is expected 20000 people, there were around 4000 by police. the situation is quite similar here with many small groups arriving by train and protesting against the summit. was interesting to see that he knew the live pictures behind you there. all sorts of banners

w. political risk correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber, benjamin. what more can you tell us? yan paris has been planning the trip for a long time. that's what this media reports also say that as you rightly just mentioned, has not been confirmed by the german government. yet they say that friendship president a wanted to invite is italian counterpart from minutes a druggie to this trip. the idea of that service to also show european solidarity with ukraine difficult situation. benjamin as you well know, the german chancellor has been criticized for being timid and indecisive in reaction to this war. how significant would a visit by sholtes 2 kids be yes. hi, the significant the has been pressure not only from the position but also from government. paul, to say that the german chancellor should go to ukraine should go to keith, to meet with ukrainian president lensky as well. we had the mass, the head of the position, the leader of the conservative city. you pod you was in key already. so the pressure is mounting, but as many a right the say he needs to have something in his b

exactly. [ laughter ] let's go to benjamin. let's go to benjamin.jamin -- oh, benji's giggly today. oh! look, his eyes are so clear. i'm looking mostly at those eyes but i also was looking for dorito crumbs somewhere. let me just ask is amy a question. if you were on death row, what would your last meal be? >> steak. and lobster. >> sean: wow. okay, that's not very munchie-munchie. [ laughter ] let's see. let me ask another question for josh, he seems suspicious. what's the last thing you ate today? >> i had a turkey and cheese croissant. >> sean: oh. [ laughter ] very refined. very refined. [ applause ] wow. can you speak french? or is the practice saubt the beginning and the end of it? >> ou. >> sean: oh, wow! [ applause ] okay. benjamin. ready? >> ready. >> sean: quick, quick, quick, what's today's date? >> uh -- june -- 22nd -- 2022. >> sean: that is wrong. [ laughter ] you got the year right and the month right. but it's the 21st. that's okay. don't feel bad, it's hot. >> it's my dad's birthday. [ laughter ] >> sean: he's going to be so proud.

waiting in the wings is benjamin netanyahu, currently on trial for corruption charges.are his chances? >>'s party is doing the best in the polls. the pools -- polls have a blocking majority. all of the parties would have to cooperate successfully again in order to prevent them from being able to form a government. the government that just fell apart fell apart because they had too few seats and they could not afford to have the rebellion that inevitably came. it was not indictment of diversity. the diversity can succeed. very orthodox and anti-orthodox together, and for the first time ever the islamist era party -- a rab party. they can join again to prevent netanyahu from forming into the party. host: let's bring in gideon. do you agree? you's -- netanyahu's party would be the biggest. >> it looks like we are going to see the same thing again. note majority for netanyahu to form a government, a clear majority for the israeli right but note majority for the supporters of netanyahu -- no majority for the supporters of netanyahu. you imagine we have anonother government l

israel's outgoing government, since the collapse will not mean a return to benjamin netanyahu. the most serious flooding in years is about to get worse. state election officials tell u.s. congress that they were personally pressured by u.s. congress to overturn the result of the 2020 election. two swing states are georgia and arizona. the committee has heard testimony from georgia's secretary of state as well as arizona prostate leadership. arizona's house speaker has spoken about a phone call with president trump election. he says trump pushed for his team to be allowed into the state capitol to present what they called evidence of voter fraud but he refused. >> i called this the circus. it had been brewing with lots of demonstrations at the capitol and other places. i did not want to have that in the house. >> castro has more from capitol hill. >> this is the lopsided balance of power here. you have the president of the united states personally calling these election officials who are republican in the swing states who have gone to joe biden. we heard from that top election o

thanks so much benjamin. let's take a look now at some other developments in the war, russian forces occupying southern ukraine have begun handing out passports. 23 locals, including the new moscow and stone governor of had a san, have accepted russian citizenship. russia has also opened a passport office and many thoughtful in origin still partly held by ukraine. former mcdonald's restaurants and russia have reopened under a new name and logo delicious full stop. but not all russians are happy about the change. the opening ceremony in moscow was disrupted by a protest are holding up a sign demanding the return of the big mack further. mcdonald's closed, it's $850.00 russian outlets in response to the invasion of ukraine. while a week has passed since a journalist and his travel companion went missing in brazil, yesterday, investigators raised the prospect that human remains found near a river might hold a clue to the men's whereabouts. but to day reuters news agency is reporting that federal police are skept

and you crate that so d w's a benjamin alvarez group. many thanks. benjamin a brief look now at some of the other news from around the world. 9 men have been arrested in china after a video showing the beating of 2 women provoked outrage. security cameras at a restaurant in the northern city of tongue. sean show, the men dragging the women by the hair and punching and kicking them poles have opened in france is parliamentary elections. they could be critical to the successive president emanuel mc hall, 2nd term agenda. the centrist presidents, absolute majority, is at stake with polls predicting a strong challenge from a left wing alliance opposed to many of microns policies. police in the western us state of idaho, have arrested 31 men, suspected of plotting to stage a riot near an l. g. b t q pride event. police say the suspects are members of a white nationalist group. authorities were tipped off by a call from the local resident reported seeing what looked like quote, a little army parts of the eastern. the philippines have been cove

of ours. gruber is at the g 7 summit in the elm out, and the bavarian, als benjamin's days. the last day of the g. 7 summit was still on the table that that's right, is the last day. they will be the last session sodding a 1030 until 12 and then we'll have a few press conference press statements by the german chancellor by the italian prime minister, also by the french president's egg. canadian prime minister trudeau will also held a press conference. so this is the last day of the summit with many of the leaders in the delegation thing. continuing that trip to madrid, to the ne, to summit. later today. now, the ukranian president of love mazar lensky eyes urged the d. 7 leaders for more weapons and sanctions against russia. what is likely to be included in the final declaration? d. 7 lead is yesterday published to a state men's on ukraine, a short one condemning russia's missile strike on the ukrainian shopping center. and the other one, there was a longer one saying that they will support ukraine financially, militarily a politically diplomatically, as long as it takes say

but actually let this promises also be followed by actions did have a his benjamin as far as group. benjamin. thank you so much for your reporting. will ukrainian forces have managed to push back russian troops from several areas in places like boucher 8, a pin and but i dont come evidence of atrocities have been found. authorities are now investigating more than 15000 suspected cases of war crimes thrust. and ets is the town in northern ukraine that spent a month under russian occupation. dw rebecca readers went there and she spoke to residents, who shared harrowing stories the trust and yet train station, or what's left of it for more than a month. russian troops used it as their headquarters. it was from here, alex on to tells me that they carried out some of their crimes. when her mother was there, the russians were based right there, where we're going bomb shelter, thoughts where we're going with them on like santa an auto mechanic says the russians came in the night and pulled him straight out of bed. some talisman he says were killed on the spot, but he and a handful of others were br

the w political correspondent benjamin output is gruber, thanks so much. moving on to afghanistan and international aid is arriving after the country's deadliest earthquake in decades. the trend killed at least 1000 people and injured many more. when it hit on wednesday, taliban authority say the search for survivors is now over scenes of destruction like these all across spectacle province. in eastern afghanistan, people were still sifting through what's left of their destroy homes. the hope of still finding some one alive slowly waning. most people have lost some one in the deadly quake. some families have been decimated, douglasville mother, i lost 12 members of my family in my house with that good. it is completely destroyed with amazon and everything we had. our son goes to san shade on the last, however, it is a dog hook. oh, those who survive has started a burying there dead. but even finding tools to dig the graves is difficult, with the rescue operations as a whole, have been challenging. heavy rain in the region has made the dirt roads harder to

i just whole suggest benjamin netanyahu. quote, when 60 of the $120.00 seats up for grabs in the classes the election won't be held until towards the end of october until then. yeah, la p israel's entering products. ah, let's, i'll bring in our guest, joining us from western womens gill hoffman, who's the chief political correspondent at the jerusalem post in warsaw, maryland rapport as writer and editor at new site, local call, and also in west jerusalem. and gideon ro, heights is a senior fellow at israel, democracy institute and chair, political science at here. we university of jerusalem. well, come to the program. thanks so much for your time. you'll half when i'll begin with you. so we're waiting in the wings. there is benjamin netanyahu, who is, of course, currently on trial for corruption charges. what are his chances to once again, become prime minister? pretty like right now. he party is doing the best of the polls. right now he does not yet in the call have a blocking majority to be able to form a government. all

but actually let this promises also be followed by actions dw, benjamin of are as group benjamin, thank you so much for your reporting. while ukrainian forces have managed to push back russian troops from several areas in places like boucher european and what are the anchor evidence of atrocities have been found? authorities are now investigating more than $15000.00 suspected cases of war crimes . thrust their nets is a town in northern ukraine that spent a month under russian occupation t w's. rebecca readers went there and she spoke to residents, who shared harrowing stories. the trust and yet train station, or what's left of it for more than a month, russian troops used it as their headquarters. it was from here. alexander tells me that they carried out some of their crimes. whenever the wall is here, the russians were base right there. where we're going home shelter, that's where we're going to move them on. it's under an auto mechanic says the russians came in the night and pulled him straight out of bed. some talisman, he says, were killed on the spot. but he and a handful of othe

i'm debbie and abigail keeping benjamin netanyahu out. that's what the 8 parties making up the is really government had in common, but it hasn't been enough to keep a government divide it on nearly everything from collapsing, defections, an inability to pass legislation and disagreements with arab is really coalition allies over is really attacks on the occupied ok so mos compound all leading to a disillusion parliament after only a year in office. so a date in october or has been put forward to hold a general election. the 5th and 3 and a half years. according to nathan, yahoo, the winds have changed, and his hard line, the crude party has already begun courting members of the connect set for his possible return. bernard smith has this reports. for a year, benjamin netanyahu has been working to bring down the coalition that ousted him from power. and he's managed it by blocking the normally automatic renewal of a bill that extends israeli law into the settlements. now netanyahu sees a pop back to the prime minister's office. luca been lu

benjamin hall, that man is so incredibly tough. so brave.verance of that man's soul is beautiful. the work that you guys do for journalists in combat zones is paramount. the world has to see the war crimes that are happening in ukraine and benjamin hall was one of the brave men. when he got wounded, the people around him died, our team come of the ground team there. this is the stuff of movies, i cannot tell you the bravery and the creativity that happened on the ground in real time to get benjamin hall out and to get him to care to get him the care that he needed to save his life and ultimately get him evacuated out of ukraine. it's up to him to do a full recovery and the injury was significant, but that man is so tough. >> sean: i've got to tell you, you're truly a hero. i know i speak for everybody at the fox news channel, and fox corporation. thanking you for your help, your assistance, your bravery, your courage. it's pretty inspiring helping our colleague out. i can't thank you enough. more "hannity" after the break. ♪ ♪ ing device tha

berlin. benjamin. what do we know about the people that were injured to night? we just heard it in the report. the teacher there was scaled, was with those teenagers, with those students that were here in the capitalist school in has her, as we just heard. sadly, the sad coincidence is that the city where this group came from is only located a few kilometers away from a place where we had a car plowing into a carnival possession. in february of 2020. there are still people in hospital, the latest information that we got is that there are 20 people that are injured, 5 of them with life threatening injuries. and for many of those other injured people and for the family members and relatives and friends behind me, where you can see that there are still a lot of people standing there, get this psychological support as the investigation continues. yeah, the investigation who did yours? because people are still asking it or did, did the driver, did he mean to plow into the crowd of people or was this an acci

i like this whole suggest benjamin netanyahu. quote, when 60 of the $120.00 seats up for grabs in the classes the election won't be held until towards the end of october until then. yeah, la p. israel's entering private israel. i was conducting military drills in massa fietta in the occupied west bank is the 1st ex size in the area since these ready supreme court rejected a passed in an appeal against firing zone that the court decision means that palestinians could be forcibly evicted. you'd abraham reports from my suffer yet southeast of hebron in new york. you fight west bank. these really army has put up these targets here in miss after in preparations for military exercises that are expected to last for one month. this area is called mass asset office and people, i've recently lost an appeal at the israeli supreme court to stay on their lads. these really supreme court effectively gave these really the green light to evict palestinians as these really army declared. the area of firing zone is we can go, this is fine and you

all right, it only correspondent benjamin alvarez group. i think so much against tend to the war in ukraine now, and multiple explosions were heard on the southern outskirts of the capital. keith, a came hours of the russian missiles struck the city center, severely damaging residential buildings there. and missiles strikes a key. the apartment blocked one of 40 in incoming rockets this morning. authorities say it's been 3 weeks since the last attack. but if key events were lulled into a sense of security, they are again alert to the russian threat. rescue as help a person stuck under the rebel as 7 year old girl is pulled to safety alive . cave mer baton. the credit goes said the strike was a warning to ukrainians ahead.

w. political correspondent, benjamin as that is gruber benjamin. what else can you tell us about this conference? it was not just germany's foreign minister who gave this press conference along her . we're also development minister svena schultz and the agronomy minister jim at smith that shows this cross a ministerial approach that the german government is doing. it's part of this g 7 presidency to tackle the problems at what we just heard there by an alina babel, by saying that russia turned this wave into sanaa. me something that the both other ministers also is said that there was already a crisis looking a global supply problems or disruption by the pandemic. and also the problems that the regents had already there were now increase of the idea of the conference today, where many of representatives will attend not only of the governments of the g 7 countries, g 7 plus or other countries that are also involved. the will also be members of civil society, of the african union, and of united nations, taking part to try to find a solution to the gr

thanks so much benjamin. let's shift our attention now to some other world. news loading is underway in france. his parliamentary elections, the outcome of the vote could be critical to the success of president monochrome. second term agenda. the centrist presidents, absolute majority, is at stake with opinion polls predicting a strong challenge from the left wing alliance. that opposes many of the cross policies. police in the western us state of idaho have arrest of 31 men, suspected of planning to stage a riot near and l g b t q. pride event. police say the suspects are members of a white nationalist group. authorities were tipped off by a call from a local resident who reported seeing what looked like quote, a little army. well, a week has now passed since a journalist and his researcher went missing in brazil. yesterday, investigators raised the prospect that human remains found near a river might hold a clue to the men's whereabouts. but to day reuters news agencies reporting that federal police are ske

thanks so much benjamin and now let's turn our attention to some other world. news voting is underway in france is parliamentary elections. the outcome of the vote could be critical to the success of president amana microns 2nd term agenda. the center is president's. absolute majority is of state, with opinion polls predicting a strong challenge from a left wing alliance. that opposes many of microns policies. police in the western us state of idaho have arrest of 31 men, suspected of plotting to stage a riot, mir and l g b t q. pride event. police say the suspects are members of a white nationalist group. authorities were a tipped off by a call from a local resident who reported seeing what looked like quote, a little army. 9 men have been arrested in china after a video showing the beating of 2 women provoked outrage. security cameras at a restaurant in the northern city of time. shun show the men dragging the women by the hair and punching and kicking them china's defense minister away thing. hey, has warned that any attempt to bring about tie one's independence will trigger a figh

is every report benjamin of iris gruber is at the scene for you. i'm benjamin. first of all, what more can you tell us about the victims? what i can tell you about the victims is that the 51 year old teacher, they was killed. as this car drove towards the group of students of nor than has said, they were in berlin for a few days. many of those teenagers are among the injured and what's ironic and also it is a tragedy in a tragical incidence. is that this call the, the city where the school came from, plays only a few kilometers away from a place where a man crashed his car into a carnival, a procession a few years ago. there still a lot of movement here, as you can see here, behind me, we have police offices where firefighters also cleaning the area. of course everything is ongoing. they still don't want to speculate on what was the motive behind this driver. this 21 year old. there was detained by passer by, by people that were in the shop and then handed it over to police. so the investigations, they are still ongoing. exactly the investigation as to ongoing,

w. political correspondent, benjamin alvarez gruber, benjamin. what more can you tell us coding to this media report that has not been confirmed by the german government as you just said. berlin in paris have been in talks for a long time now to plan this trip. there was the idea of him and i'm calling to invite the italian prime minister drug in the france wanted to wait off to today's a legislative elections that are taking place in france to visit the country. the idea of a trip is to show the sign of european unity and support of ukraine. the german chancellor has been criticized for being timid and indecisive in reaction to this war. how significant would a visit by sholtes to keep b? he's hi, ms. significant and all our shows has been pressure to visit the country since the russian invasion. in february of this year. we had the german foreign minister on a battle visit the country. there was plans by the german president, franklin dashed, i mean to go there as well. but he was not by the ukrainian parts, so there was a long time, a difficul

well, our reporter benjamin over his group. he is at the c fours. benjamin, do we have any new information about the victims tonight the investigation is still ongoing. the formation, the confirmed information that we have is that the teacher was killed from a school in hester. no than in central germany, they were on a school trip, is she was killed and several of her students were injured. there are a live round, 20 people who were injured 56 of them with life threatening injuries. and all of them got psychological support throughout the day with police and with many, still wondering if there was a deliberate attack or if it was an accident, as you can see behind me, the street has been opened again. so there are caused driving and the only thing that shows what actually happened here at marks on the street, the police a rode down there as they took pictures off at the scene and the cord that drove into the shop was already taken away as well. yeah, bridge me that is the question that remains an answer to night. people asking

. >> benjamin franklin. >> jimmy: you're going to go with benjamin franklin?ers and applause ] that is -- well, it turns out you can't whip them up into thinking it's benjamin franklin because -- >> it's on me. >> jimmy: oh, it is benjamin franklin, everybody. [ applause ] all right. what horse race is the biggest hrse race in the world? deandre? >> i'm going to go -- we're going to go with kentucky derby. >> jimmy: that is absolutely correct. [ applause ] and embarrassing that you guys played at kentucky and -- >> i had the answer. he hit -- >> jimmy: he did hit the -- he might be a double agent, actually. all right. next question. in what state is the george h.w. bush presidential library located? yes. >> texas a&m. so texas. yeah. >> jimmy: texas is correct. [ applause ] you guys are off to a big lead. all right, guys. your whole state is rooting for you right now. the statue of liberty was a gift to the united states from which country? yes. >> we're going to go with france. >> jimmy: that is absolutely -- [ cheers and applause ] going to go with france. >

thanks so much benjamin. all right, let's turn our attention now to the united states where tens of thousands of people across the country have rallied inner renewed push for tougher gun control measures . in the aftermath of last month, school massacre and texas. protesters say it is time for action and not more prayers. while lawmakers have drafted he ret legislation. the reforms are unlikely to overcome congressional hurdles and actually become law. the brooklyn bridge in new york, just one of more than 400 rallies held across the us on saturday. the marches were organized after a spate of deadly shootings across the country. buffalo, new york, and u. val to texas were 2 of them, carried out by attackers with high powered firearms. weapons that demonstrate is here would like to see under strict regulation if you look at it, all of the recent murders have been done by 18 year olds. and yet they can't smoke cuz they can't buy cigarettes, they can't buy liquor because they're not mature enough to handle those

thank you so much, benjamin will. as we still wait for the leaders of the g 7 countries to speak to the press at the summit, that's taking place in southern germany. i'm joined now by alexander phenomena are a beer brussels bureau chief, who is standing by at the summit venue and thomas barrow. our political correspondent is here with me in the studio. alexandra, we do know that the big a key word that we hear a lot in talks of by western leaders is unity in the face of russia's aggression and in support for ukraine. but are we hearing about any concrete plans, some joint initiatives to increase the pressure on the kremlin moving forward? well, we know that there will be a joint statement on the war in ukraine. and we also have to say that the g 7 aiders, as well as nato, as in the lion, i, as you, they have been with the audio with alex. it gets ah, alexandra phenomena. as speaking to us, do we have a audio problem? well, i can still, i can still hear you on a carry on, alexandra. i can. okay, so as i just sat, we ha

are going to go down to our political correspondent benjamin alvarez group. he is at the g sub in summit in elmo, in the bavarian else. benjamin what more did we hear from the german chancellor today? he says that there is no going back to the relations that they had with russia. b full russia's invasion, a to ukraine, and he once again underlined that d 7, erecting united, directing together, standing with ukraine. it's something is also the communicate that the g 7 lead us . it published after the talk that they had to where they ukrainian president followed, emerged lensky in this communicator. they said that they will continue supporting and definitely ukraine in a military context in humanitarian context and also financially, and that they also will support the ukrainian efforts to and this will so that the g 7 are united on the side of ukraine. and we know that leaders of 5 emerging economies, they've also attended the g 7 summit. do we know what role they could play in the g seven's efforts to, to put pressure on russia to de escalate and to end its in

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this is my guess because you know, i can't look into benjamin harris's head. but harris was a committed protestant louis the 14th of france was it was a papist who was had returned to the prostate the persecution of protestants. they had been on hold for a while and he was persecuting them again. i think harris found this very troubling i think harris used what is become a classic maneuver a fake news by choosing a story that sounded just plausible enough because everyone new king louie of france had been a libertine. he wasn't anymore he had married again. he was being nice, but they knew that about him they knew he was a papist they a foreign king so they were perfectly willing to believe a story that undermined his authority and made him look bad. and i think that's what benjamin harris calculated so it by looking into what was behind the story i was able to figure out that even the very first newspaper in what became america was was using this tactic. and it only made it for one issue one issue. he got stamped out and in part because it was saying rude thi

but his benjamin netanyahu was engineered the downfall. busy of this coalition government, he has been israelis prime and israel prime minister for a total of 15 years previously, and he wants the job back. and what netanyahu did was with his coalition opposition partners, he voted down the renewal, the normal standard, automatic annual renewal of a secular bill that extends israeli law into the settlements. this expires at the end of this month without his renewal, that sort of legal chaos. in the settlement, so the coalition governing coalition realize that he's not gonna be able to get this bill passed. so they've accepted that they're going to dissolve parliament and go to new elections. netanyahu gets what he wants new elections and maybe the chance to come back as prime minister on the settler bill, because the connected is being dissolved, will be automatically extended now for 6 months until a new government can vote on it. they'll be elections now. probably not before. sometime in october, i paid, he will take over entering prime

a correspond benjamin alvarez group to night in downtown berlin. benjamin, thank you for now to the war in ukraine talks today between russia and turkey on how to get grain out of ukraine, have not yielded any breakthrough. ukraine was not even at the talks. russian foreign minister say gazed glove. rob says that moscow is ready to ensure the safety of ships leaving ukrainian ports if ukraine de minds its waters 1st. but ukraine says that will not happen as long as the russian threat exists. tens of millions of tons of wheat, corn, and sunflower oil have been stuck in ports since the war began 3 months ago. and speaking of a press conference in the anchor rhetoric he to day turkey's foreign minister said more about this impasse, the other good. that could is it, i'd like to say that the global food crisis is a real crisis. we should not look at it as only exporting ukrainian green products, graduated inject hollywood, we should look at it as exporting both ukrainian and that russian green products and fetch eliza buck miclasa. or earlier i spoke with her who responded dorian jones from

so as long as benjamin netanyahu remains at the head of likud, this could keep going and going.e election after another. they thought they had found the ma'amic formula by forming this unusual anti-netanyahu coalition government. but the reality, is it couldn't survive its own internal contradictions. speaking to israelis tonight, there are a lot of slumped shoulders that the democratic process just does not seem to be delivering any firm results. >> oh, wow. raf sanchez, quite a story. thanks so much. >>> now over to ukraine. russian forces are zeroing in on the key city in the east, as moscow's invasion gains ground across the entire region. the families of three american soldiers allegedly captured and one missing are desperately trying to get any information they can. joining me from kyiv is our correspondent. so my colleague spoke about these two americans captured. what are you hearing on the ground there? >> reporter: we don't have a lot of information. we know that these guys went missing in some intense fighting west of kharkiv. and as you saw from keer's interview, the

for a year, benjamin netanyahu has been working to bring down the coalition that asked him from power. and he's managed it by blocking the normally automatic renewal of a bill that extends israeli law into the settlements. now netanyahu sees a pop back to the prime minister's office, luca room of who i intend to form a strong national, steady government. i think the atmosphere changed show. i can feel it any more. i hear from the people who show up. we now want to will change. we want to return the state of israel to the place in the service and i intend to do it together to with my friends. the outgoing a party coalition was the most unusual israeli history made up of the hard right. liberals on palestinian israelis from the arab list, they came together to get rid of netanyahu, but they claim other achieve. i must say that them son because the government was a pretty good government, was corp between ubs and jewish. it wasn't the fixing the canoe. was a very good ministers, especially in home and 10 in national corporation. and i think that this government, it was very good for the

did abuse benjamin our as goober, as at the g 7 summit in southern bavaria. did you 7 is standing united behind ukraine? there was the main topic of a, the g 7 lead us today. they had a phone call with the ukranian president and they sat in a communicator. they will continue supporting the country financially, militarily, and in a diplomatic way. as long as it's needed that they will support the ukrainian efforts to end this war. but it's not only the d 7 leaders at a meeting here, but also 5 other countries that were invited. boy, german chancellor, olaf shoulds as host of the g 7 summit. we have india, senegal in south africa, 3 countries. it abstained from criticizing russia's invasion in ukraine during a reason to vote at the un general assembly. also, argentina, that could play a major role when it comes to exports of a grain for the world markets where we have the grain in ukraine that it's blocked by russia and cannot be exported. and that's another big topic that will be tackled here during the g 7 summit here in bavaria. food security. what will happ

there was the w correspond benjamin alvarez gruber on the ground for us at demonstrations near the g 7 summit. thank you so much. benjamin. turning to the war in ukraine now and multiple explosions were heard on the southern outskirts of the capital t. if they came just hours after russian missiles struck, the city center severely damaging residential buildings and missiles strikes. a key apartment blocked 140 in incoming rockets. this morning, authorities say it's been 3 weeks since the last attack, but if key events were lulled into a sense of security, they are again alert to the russian threats. rescue as healthy persons stuck under the rubble. as 7 you will go is pull to safety alive, keep mer baton. the chris goes said the strike was a warning to ukrainians ahead of a crucial nato summit being held next week. a day earlier, vladimir putin warned nato not to pursue what he called confrontational policies in a meeting with bella, lucy and leader, alexander, lucre sankoh, or hurt, and announced that he would deliver nuclear capable missiles to his ally in the coming months. hours

d, w correspondent, benjamin alvarez cooper. thanks so much. benjamin will turning to the war in ukraine now and multiple explosions were heard on the southern outskirts of the capitol cheers. they come just hours after russian missiles struck, the city center severely damaging residential buildings. mm. and missiles strikes a key, the apartment blocked 140 in incoming rockets this morning. authorities say it's been 3 weeks since the last attack. but if key events were lulled into a sense of security, they are again alert to the russian threat. rescue is held for persons stuck under the rebel. as 7 year old girl is pulled to safety alive, keith mer vitaly. chris goes said the strike was a warning to ukrainians ahead of a crucial nato summit being held next week. a day earlier, vladimir putin warned nato not to pursue what he called confrontational policies in a meeting with belushi and leader, alexander lucas shanker or hurt, and announced that he would deliver nuclear capable missiles to his ally in the coming months, hours bef

and we know that former president benjamin at yahoo has vowed to return a me what are the chances for election after the opposition's coalition experiment failed? while that is still to see, of course, if you look at the poles at the moment, um you need that block. and we always talk of course, here is right about coalition governments. a formed by a several parties and neither blog on the right thing. or if you look at the coalition like this one would have a majority right now to form a government, even some of the smaller parties that i know in the government, according to these polls might not make it over the electro spice hold. but of course, a lot can change in the coming weeks and months until the elections take place. so we heard already prime former prime minister benjamin netanyahu, knowing that he will be back or that he wants to form abroad. nationalist wiping a government. but of course, he also failed in the last 4 elections a to for him as such a government. so i, he certainly hoping for come back. but of course, you know, a lot can happen until the elections take plac

that is debbie's little worth buying. benjamin our as gruber anal malware. the g 7 summit is taking place in southern germany. nato has announced plans to drastically increase the size of its rapid reaction force following russia's invasion of ukraine. speaking ahead of the upcoming summit in madrid, l chief jens stoughton bag said at the move was part of the biggest overhaul of collective defense since the cold war. currently, nato has 40000 soldiers and high readiness. many stations along the lines is eastern flank. the numbers are set to swell. 8 fold over 300000 soldiers. stronger. says the decision sends a clear message of the turns to russia. or renew concept. will guard those in the era, all the strategic competition. i expect it to roll, make clear that our laws consider rashaw us the most significant. i'm body trip to our security stake. look now at some other stories making news right now. at least 3 people are dead and dozens more injured after a train derailed in the u. s. state of missouri train was carrying some 243 passengers and a dozen crew

s. political correspondent, benjamin over as gruber in elmo in southern germany, where the g 7 is taking place. and nato has announced plans to drastically increase the size of its so called rapid reaction force that follows rushes invasion of ukraine. speaking ahead of their summit in madrid at nato chief jens stoughton bag. so the move was part of the biggest overhaul of collective defense since the cold war really. now, nieto currently has $40000.00 soldiers at a level of high readiness. many station along the lines is eastern flank. the numbers are set to grow 8 fold over 300000 soldiers. john burke says the decision sends a clear message of deterrence to russia. our new concept will guard those in the era, all the strategic competition. i expect it to roll, make clear that our laws consider rashaw us the most significant and bardic threats to our security. let's take a look at some other stories making news right now. 30 new a state of texas and a families 46 people dead inside a trailer truck. the vehicle was discovered next to railroad tracks in remote part of san antonio. local m

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good to see you at benjamin. what makes this conference so important? is he just mentioned the idea of this conference. it is the biggest conference digital conference in europe is to get many people to talk about important issues right now when it comes to dis information when it comes to future of communication . when it comes to tools, there's several sessions, and the idea is to get all these people to talk together to be in a session. maybe also to do workshops together. so we have politicians, we have blockers. we have interpreters and we have people who are interested to work, for example, of privacy of information of getting together. and as you just mentioned, this is the 1st and that the republic as happening after the outbreak of the pandemic. so the 1st time since 2019 organizes wanted to have a big outdoors area as well, close to the river here that you may not be seeing behind you. but there's a lot of outdoor area. and as you sat at this, a conference will finish it to morrow with the war in ukraine and also a disinformation and hacker at

benjamin . today's the last day of that summit was still on the table a last in a short day, there will be a last session talking about the multilateral order. also thinking a handful the g. 20 summit. they will take a place later this year in indonesia, and after that, a few of the leaders did the here in bavaria with how'd short a press conference statements with many of the participants of the summit. then continuing the trip to madrid for the nato summit. now the ukranian president vermeer zalinski has urged the g 7 leaders for more weapons and sanctions against russia. what is likely to be included in the final communique? ukraine will definitely be a topic with the file communicate you said lead as yesterday published 2 statements, one condemning russia's missile strike on the ukrainian shopping mall in the other one saying that they will support ukraine as long as they need it. saying that they will look forward to what they need when it comes to weapons when it comes full support. so sup

i just whole suggest benjamin netanyahu. quote, when 60 of the $120.00 seats up for grabs in the classes, the election won't be held until towards the end of october. until then. yeah, la p. israel's intern products. the palestinian health ministry says a palestinian man was killed when he was stabbed in the heart. find his really saddler in the occupied west bank. witnesses say ali hob who was working on his land when a group of settlers attacked him. international charity group ox fans holding an exhibition in garza patrolling the impact of 15 years of israel's blockade of the strip. 15 artists born and raised in garza among those taking part una, i'll try it as they're sent this report. 15 china garza under the hash tag, open up golf 15, a campaign that was relieved by then international team days on social media platforms to highlight the impacts of a 15 years. he's really located on every sector life because it's a trip situation for garza, after 15 years, a blockade is wrapped up in numbers. numbers in terms of an empl

all right, it only correspondent benjamin outright group. i think so much turning to the war in ukraine now and multiple explosions that were heard on the southern outskirts of the capitol. keith, they came hours after russian missiles struck the city center, severely damaging residential buildings there. and missile strikes a key, the apartment blocked one of 40 in incoming rockets this morning. authorities say it's been 3 weeks since the last attack. but if key events were lulled into a sense of security, they are again alert to the russian threat rescue as help a person stuck under the rebel. as 7 year old girl is pulled to safety alive, keep mer baton. the credit goes said the strike was a warning to ukrainians ahead of a crucial nato summit being held next week. a day earlier, vladimir putin warned nato not to pursue what he called confrontational policies. in a meeting with bella, ruthie, and leader alexander lucas shanker or hurtin announced that he would deliver nuclear capable missiles to his ally in the coming months. hours before