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benjamin netanyahu described it a as very warm conversation. they talked about what benjamin netanyahu said they would talk about at the weekly cabinet meeting. that's the iran deal. perhaps a bit onset lmentes. neither of them brought up the embassy movement. it wasn't high on the priority list. and sean spicer leaving it open whether something would be done now, soon, later. all the options are on the table for that. but benjamin netanyahu has made it very clear the iran deal is is his big focus. he was the biggest critic internationally. . even traveling to congress to lobby against the deal. in the end that lobbying didn't work. the deal went through. then benjamin netanyahu went quiet on it for the final months. he sees a a new opportunity to in some way fight the iran deal. whether it's rolling it back, he calls it a bad deal and says it's one of the highest priorities for the state of israel to change this in some way. that was a big part of the conversation. that coming from both the prime minister's office and the white house. also tal

the statement went on to say that he had extended an invitation to mr benjamin netanyahu an invitation nyahu to visit an invitation to mr benjamin netanyahu to visit the united states next month. all of which represents a thawing or the somewhat frosty relationship israel enjoyed under the obama administration, yet the very notion of moving the us embassy, while it would be hailed by the israelis, would incur the wrath of the palestinians, who have already taken to the streets in protest. they lay claim tojerusalem as part of an eventual palestinian state, hence moving the could derail the peace process. translation: we say to mrtrump the peace process. translation: we say to mr trump that we hope he will not move embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem becausejerusalem from the israeli point of view is a united city, and this is not correct and illegal. therefore, moving the embassy to any place will be a step ahead of anything that may happen in the future and would damage the peace process. we hope to stop this and to start negotiations depending on international legitimacy. donald trump

give about the announcement from benjamin netanyahu yesterday.ur ta ke netanyahu yesterday. give us your take on this. it is to do with president trump. it is to do with president trump. it is to do with president trump, who is clearly one of the most pro— israel presidents there ever were. two of his advisers, his son—in—law and steve bannon, are very much pro— israel, pro— settlement. it is also, as your correspondent said, to do with internal politics in israel. what it means, it is very bad for everybody who believes in a two state solution, this is very bad for a two state solution. because it infringes on what is palestinian territory. and the question is, how do you get toa and the question is, how do you get to a lasting peace? most people see a two state solution, including the secretary general of the un, c at two state solution as the way to get there. and if that is the objective, this is very bad news. a couple of days before this bt wiping off a brilliant pounds of its share value, i heard that bt broadband's prices are going up. as

prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the killer was inspired by the islamic state group. and three days of mourning declared in iran as the former president dies at the age of 82. his deficit as a blow to moderates in the country. we begin in paris, where two years on a memorial service has been held for the victims of a hostagetaking at a jewish supermarket. died at the hands of a government who days earlier shot an unarmed policewoman in a suburb. it was part of three days of jihadist attacks. died, journalists, jews, and police officers. at today's memorial -- message that the victims should never be ingotten as candles were lit the presence of jewish community leaders. victims families and a number of senior french politicians, including presence -- including presidential hopeful manuel valls. those attacks and generate 2015 claimed the lives of 17 cartoonists, journalists, shoppers, and a french policewoman. killing four people, taking 20 hostage before his life was ended by french police at the end of the siege. the message from community leaders, this is a communit

president trump spoke to the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, by telephone on sunday, andt month. israel sees the whole ofjerusalem as its capital. the palestinians want eastjerusalem as the capital of their future state. earlier, israel approved the construction of 560 homes for settlers in occupied eastjerusalem. david willis reports from washington. as his senior staff were sworn in in the east room of the white house, donald trump put aside his differences with the media and turned his attention to foreign policy. one of the most controversial pledges of his campaign was to relocate the us embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. and while donald trump may not be the first presidential candidate to propose such a move, he mayjust be the first to follow through. a statement from the white house said the united states was in the early stages of talks on the subject. in a telephone conversation with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on sunday, mr trump affirmed a desire to strengthen what the white house called, "the special relationship between the unite

. >> luego que el primer ministro israel benjamÍn netanyahu calificada gran idea el muro que donald trump a travÉs de varios comunicados ingrid con el reporte desde la ciudad mÉxico. >> el primer ministro israel, benjamÍn netanyahu volteÓ los ojos del mundo hacia su naciÓn, respaldÓ en redes sociales la iniciativa del presidente donald trump, el presidente donald trump estÁ en lo correcto, yo construÍ un muro en la frontera sur israel, eso debut la migraciÓn ilegal. >> en un comunicado prensa la cancillerÍa mÉxico, expresÓ su profunda extraÑeza, rechazo y decepciÓn a los dijos benjamÍn netanyahu. >> ponen a la humanidad en una peligrosa retÓrica. >> tambiÉn el vocero asuntos del exterior israel intentÓ aclarar el escrito, diciendo que se refugia a su experiencia en seguridad, mÁs no expresaba nunca posiciÓn sobre las relaciones mÉxico estados unidos. >> el embajador israel en mÉxico, afirmÓ que la frontera israel, no es comparada con la frontera mÉxico estados unidos, opiniÓn que comparte geronimo judÍo nacido en mÉxico. >> nosotros no nos sentimos identificados con lo que dice benjamÍn.

that means benjamin netanyahu is a criminal suspect. what does it mean for his leadership of israel? at the moment, nothing. he doesn't have to do anything until he is indicted. even then he may not have to resign or step down. under israeli law he is allowed to stay prime minister until convicted of a crime and until that conviction is upheld on appeal by the israeli high court. if he is indicted on a serious crime he may face enormous public and political pressure to step down. wolf, it's important to point out we are not there yet. this is the beginning of a criminal investigation. any of the next steps, may also take weeks, months or more than a year. >> oren liebermann reporting from jerusalem. let's get reaction. lee zeldin is a congressman from new york. long island. you are a strong supporter of israel. what's your reaction? >> i would like to get more details as to exactly what the charges are. >> so far there are no charges. but there is suspicion. >> and if they -- if there is any information that would allow the internationa

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seth done, cbs news, jerusalem. >>> president trump invited israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the white house next month. benjamin netanyahu's office described their phone conversation yesterday as very warm. >>> we have some great news about former president george hw bush and former first lady barbara bush. mrs. bush was discharged where doctors were treating her for bronchitis. former president bush is expected to move from the hospital's icu unit where he's being treated for pneumonia. >>> a woman who went missing is being treated for hypothermia after she was found this morning. flames broke out after 2:00 a.m in a ho lewis dale road. officials say the unidentified woman was in the home when the fire broke out. they believe she ran through the woods. they found her a few blocks away. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> someone shot at a police cruiser and now fairfax county police want to catch the gunman before someone gets hurt. it happened this morning during a traffic stop on georgetown pike near walker road in grape falls. police say a passenger

prime minister benjamin netanyahu has joined calls israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu hasjoinedier. our middle east correspondent has more. it's minutes after two young palestinian men with knives attacked israeli soldiers in hebron. both have been shot. one is dead and one is clearly still alive. sergeant elor azaria, a 19—year—old medic, helped treat a wounded soldier, and then he did this. gunshot. a single bullet to the head killed abdel fattah al—sharif. today the sergeant was in a military court, smiling to see a friend and his mother. but soon after, he was found guilty of manslaughter. judges rejected the soldier's claimed that the palestinian posed a threat and decided he shot him out of revenge. but sergeant azaria has loyal backers in a country where most young people do military service. they accuse the army of abandoning one of its own. this guy came to do an attack, to hurt families. this soldier is a hero. even the israeli defence minister spoke of this as a difficult verdict. before taking up his post, he made clear his support of sergeant azaria. and that caused

prime minister benjamin netanyahu visiting the scene of the attack after it happened.at they understand, they have information the attacker is an isis supporter or isis system practice pies sympathizer. to combat that, the israelis have done a few things which is cracking down on incitement on social media. then just yesterday, israelis officials will consider detention against isis supporters or isis sympathizers. those who support isis are held without charged or trial for six months in an attempt to stop the spread. it is not a big phenomena here. this is an effort to try to stop the spread of it. it is not just in israel interest, but to make sure there is no foothold of isis growing here. that is the thought moving forward after the attack. john. >> loss of four soldiers. oren liebermann, thank you. >>> mexican authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with the shooting of the u.s. consulate official. the suspect is american. investigators say a motive for the shooting is unknown. government officials expect the suspect to be extradited to the united state

the prime minister benjamin netanyahu dead. the prime minister benjamin neta nyahu believes the dead. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu believes the attacker was inspired by it islamic state. us defence secretary ash carter called the north korean missile testing a serious threat to the us and that america would be prepared to shoot down a missile. this video is trending online. it is footage caught off a huge school of wire which fell off a truck in the us state of pennsylvania and proceeded to roll down the wrong way at cross a motorway, causing havoc and forcing cars to swerve out of its way —— spool of wire. luckily no ca i’s way —— spool of wire. luckily no cars we re way —— spool of wire. luckily no cars were hit and no one was injured. you are up—to—date. stay with us here on bbc world news. and the top story for you in the uk, a 24—hour strike by london underground workers is under way, it is by drivers and station staff aboutjob losses and ticket office closures. more from me but first hearing is sharanjit. chrysler

we will tell you what benjamin netanyahu we will tell you what benjamin neta nyahu has said we will tellbenjamin netanyahu has said about that. more videos have emerged of the shocking scenes in bangalore on new year's eve. a number of women were sexually assaulted by groups of men. we'll have the latest on the investigation. and if you want to get in touch at any point #bbcos is the place to go. a huge political battle is playing out in washington dc. here's president obama arriving on capitol hill earlier. he was there to talk to democrats in congress about trying to save his affordable care act, or obamacare as everyone calls it. it's a complicated law — but at its heart is a requirement for all americans to have health insurance — and for some to get subsidies to do that. the republicans have always hated the way it works — and now that they control congress and soon the white house. they plan to do something about it. none of this is a surprise, donald trump has repeatedly said this. obamacare obamaca re has to obamacare has to be replaced and we will do it and we will do it very, v

has significant is it that benjamin netanyahu has significant is it that benjamin neta nyahu has drawnit that benjamin netanyahu has drawn a link with what has happened injuries will with the lorry attacks in france and germany? not significant at all for me, for asa not significant at all for me, for as a researcher, because the premise has always done so. what is significant about the truck attacks, is because there is a pate now. an attack in nice, berlin, and now jerusalem. it is significant to draw attention to the element of comparison between the three attacks. the area of eastjerusalem that this palestinian who was driving the truck is wrong, what is the significance? this is again a very important point. the alleged attacker comes from a neighbourhood in east jerusalem. it's a mountain. multiple attacks and attackers have originated from this area. the target, he basically targeted a bus station where many israeli soldiers congregate. isis target civilians, it once a target as many civilians as possible. this attack targeted a group of soldiers will stop this again tells me, a

. >> the president has spoke with benjamin netanyahu and invited him to washington, d.c. >>> lets go now to ian lee in jerusalem. >> donald trump and benjamin netanyahu spoke today in the phone, they did not get deep in the substance of the issue during the initial conversation. from what we know, they seem to locked lock it. >> we heard president trump that he will have an unprecedented level for the commitment of the state of israel. they talked about a wide range of issues going from conflicts and the palestinian conflict and the iran nuclear deal. the talk of the town here in jerusalem is moving that u.s. embassy to jerusalem. in the newspaper today we have heading towards jerusalem, that's the headline here and in israel, it has the upcoming meeting of -- trump invites benjamin netanyahu for a meeting in february and here in the jerusalem post saying the trump administration of beginning stages of talks are moving the embassy. so that is really the focus, although that being said, there is strong resistance of the palestinians as well as the the other arab bleeders in the region

trump and prime minister benjamin netanyahu are expected to speak later about 1:30 eastern.he topics they are expected to talk about the nuclear deal with iran, the war in syria and israeli settlements. also waiting to see the relocation of the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. this is a campaign, something a lot of supporters in israel want to see happen, but also some pain that will inflame the arab world and also potentially undermine a negotiated two state solution for the israeli-palestinian conflict. one thing we are hearing is even if the trump administration surrogates low off this move, the trumpet for ambassador to israel, david friedman has argued indicated he will be moving not to tel aviv, but to jerusalem, even though the embassy could still be in tel aviv going slower depending on the move by the white house. >> we will be watching that will get back to as the story develops. conor paul, thank you very much. trade to the candidate is continuing as president. take it on the media. he did so in the first full day of office. president trump now setting the

it was used for voter list and databases and all of it was intended to get rid of benjamin netanyahu.n they helped to raise millions of dollars in 2015 in order to defeat benjamin netanyahu in a foreign election. i want to know where is the senate outrage about that? that's not allegations, that's not declassified. that is information. bipartisan committee had to accept. >> sean: larry, there is another component to that. taxpayer dollars were used there. $350,000. that doesn't sound like a lot but that's money from hard-working americans that this president used to influence on elections. against i might add, our closest allies. >> we also found out because democratic operatives were literally sending agitators to interfere with donald trump rallies and sending people to various states who could not vote there legally. there's a whole lot of ambushing that they are apparently not concerned about. the bottom line is donald trump stomped at them, they can't believe this vote. >> sean: he's watching. he's going to note that you called him a greg arian. they cannot believe that this man

benjamin netanyahu has called for a soldier convicted of manslaughter to be pardoned. the military court found that soldier guilty of manslaughter. he has not yet been sentenced. >> he is loading his rifle. he stepped as early. the military court. the judges decided it was an unjustified shooting. and to the army's opening fire regulations, this is a happy day for us. we would prefer this did not happen. they say his actions was justified by a wave of palestinian stabbings. on the west bank, when the shooting happened. and they chose the israeli human rights groups over the israel defense fighter. any argument raised in an orderly way. it was like they were detached from the fact this was an area of attack of terrorists. supporters tend to agree. the verdict was read. they say they would appeal the verdict. it's the endnd of a case thahahs dividedd isrl. >> a professor for military ethics at the university of tel aviv. netanyahu didn't waste any time asking f for the soldier to be pardoned. do think that's likely to stay? >> i am very much opposed to the idea. asking t

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we are expecting a statement from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu soon, this has all gotl got to be seen in the context of a period of attacks in which palestinians have killed a0 israelis but over 200 palestinians have also died from israeli fire. that's right, this is over a period of some 15 months when this upsurge in palestinian attacks has taken place. most of them have been knife attacks, stabbings. there have also been some car runnings and shootings, around a0 israelis killed in that period, more than 200 palestinians, most of whom israel say were carrying out attacks. others have also been killed during clashes. there has been a cycle of violence, in the last few months there had appeared to be something of wild. certainly as far as i understand now israelis killed in the past three months so this will increase anxiety on the streets once again and already around jerusalem we are seeing security stepped up in response to has happened. the queen has recovered from her heavy cold and was well enough to attend church at sandringham this morning — her first public a

meanwhile the president has invited benjamin netanyahu to washington, d.c. in a telephone conversation that happened earlier today. conor powell with more now from jerusalem. >> reporter: harris, today's phone call between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president donald trump appears to be the start of a much better relationship between the united states and israel, following eight difficult years. the white house offered a very simple description of sunday's call saying it was, quote, nice, mr. trump has vowed to improve both ties with israel and american cooperation, even before president trump was sworn in, israeli officials were openly celebrating his victory, believing mr. trump will support his agenda of combating terrorism and expanding jewish settlement blocs in the palestinian west bank, and today wasting no time, israel's government announced more than 500 new housing units for jewish settlements and the primarily arab area of east jerusalem. the white house also confirmed sunday, it has begun discussing moving the u.s. embassy from

the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he'll speak to president trump about renewing sanctions and for violating the missile program and address the failed nuclear capabilities. the iranian foreign minister here in tehran was given a joint press conference with the french foreign minister here ironically to support a nuclear deal. the iranian foreign minister says iran has the right to defend itself. it doesn't need anybody else's permission to defend itself. they also argue that iran doesn't have a nuclear weapons program. therefore, the ballistic missile tests are legal. this is obviously going to ratchet up sanctions between the two countries. and we'll have to see what happens on tuesday. >> ali arouzi from london, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, a navy s.e.a.l. killed in a raid in yemen over the weekend. we are learning new details about the first daring raid of the trump administration. >>> plus, new details about the college student accused of opening fire at a canadian mosque killing six people and injuring at least 17 others. those stories and a check on weather wh

benjamin netanyahu said it was a dark a four israeli soldiers.his report from jerusalem on how the case has deeply divided israel. >> after the verdict was brought down, there is real shock among people outside the courtroom who were there in support of the sergeant. women were saying we will not send our sons to the army, and other people calling on the chief of staff to either be dismissed are saying -- wishing him and in like that of each of provine. the right -- altra right coming out against this verdict. we are awaiting the sentence, that could come in about a month and there are all these questions. at the end of an appeal, once there is a sentence, then there's the question of pardon. but a pardon usually entails you coming forward and saying something like i am a young man, i was only 19 at the time, it was a mistake, i have all my life in front of me, but that is not the line that he has taken come under dry from lawyers, he is been very combative, has put forward lots of versions of his story. in fact, i think what the judges were sayi

and as benjamin netanyahu said, this was an ambush attack and he called it a declaration of war. i find that very deeply disturbing that somehow the administration thinks this is representative of american values because it is not. >> quick final word to you, daniel. >> the obama administration is not delusional enough to know this will bring about middle east peace. it is about repositioning president obama's leg aegs and repositioning the democratic party going forward. >> and we'll talk about the democratic party with the panel when they return but we've got to take a break here. >>> up next, who is on donald trump's short list for the supreme court and how could he reshape the judiciary with more than 100 federal court vacancies he'll inherit the minute he takes office. we'll discuss that with a transition insider, next. >>> a look at the supreme court here in washington where donald trump's pick to fill the seat left vacant by justice antonin ska l scalia could seal the majority for years to come. joining me now, leonard leo, a lawyer who's been working on the trump transiti

. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under investigation for possible corruption. police questioned him for several hours on monday. it's not the first time mr. netanyahu has been investigated. cnn's oren liebermann reports. >> reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu is officially a suspect in a criminal investigation in israel. police and the attorney general is saying he is suspected of receiving gifts and benefits from business men, though they won't say too much more about the suspicions feeling it could be biased one way or another if they reveal too many details. he has repeatedly denounced the allegations against him. this is part of what he posted on his facebook page on new year's day. he said unfortunately, you'll have to be disappointed on this time as well. there will not be anything because there is nothing. try replacing the prime minister at the ballot box as is kus mayor knee a democracy. there he is referenceding a previous criminal investigation into his affairs back in the late '90s during his first term as prime minister. it didn't lead to i

benjamin netanyahu says the meeting is rigged against the jewish state. hopeter: a message of ahead of sunday's middle east peace conference. peace can only] be achieved by israelis and palestinians together. bilateral negotiations are necessary and sunday's meeting must reiterate the will to achieve a two state aleutian -- solution. reporter: an inclusive approach that was rejected by benjamin netanyahu, who said israel will not participate. >> there are other such efforts that render such piece hopeless, and one of them is the paris conference -- such peace hopeless, and one of them is the paris conference. it is rigged. reporter: over 70 countries will attend sunday's conference, which aims to restart stalled peace efforts in the middle east. the obama administration has grown increasingly frustrated with israel's perceived lack of interest in the peace process. the u.s. president recently policies,tanyahu's saying they prevented a two state solution. the united nations passed a landmark resolution last month, calling for a halt to israeli settlement b

the prime minister benjamin netanyahu dead. eves the attacker was inspired by it islamic state. us defence secretary ash carter called the north korean missile testing a serious threat to the us and that america would be prepared to shoot down a missile. this video is trending online. it is footage caught off a huge school of wire which fell off a truck in the us state of pennsylvania and proceeded to roll down the wrong way at cross a motorway, causing havoc and forcing cars to swerve out of its way —— spool of wire. luckily no ca rs we re way —— spool of wire. luckily no cars were hit and no one was injured. you are up—to—date. stay with us here on bbc world news. and the top story for you in the uk, a 2a—hour strike by london underground workers is

today a phone call with benjamin netanyahu. this week, trump will host theresa may, leaders from canada and mexico coming soon. trump says he will focus on trade deals. >> we're going to start some negotiations having to do with nafta. anybody ever hear of nafta? >> reporter: a thank you reception for law enforcement in charge of inaugural security. the president spotted fbi director james comey across the room and said this. >> he's become more famous than me. >> reporter: extending his hand to comey who in the handling of the e-mail controversy. he did not combat about the crowd size. >> i get this network, i showed an empty field. it said we drew 250,000 people. >> reporter: but on "meet the press," kellyanne conway defended the press secretary who gave inaccurate information from the briefing room saturday. >> why did he do that? it undermines the credibility of the entire white house press office -- >> no it doesn't. do so overly dramatic about it, chuck. you're saying it's a falsehood. they're giving sean spicer the press

israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, hasjoined those calling for a pardon for the soldier.ll reports. it's minutes after two young palestinian men with knives attacked israeli soldiers in hebron. both have been shot. one is dead and one is clearly still alive. sergeant elor azaria, a 19—year—old medic, helped treat a wounded soldier, and then he did this. gunshot a single bullet to the head killed abdel fattah al—sharif. today the sergeant was in a military court, smiling to see a friend and his mother. but soon after, he was found guilty of manslaughter. judges rejected the soldier's claimed that the palestinian posed a threat and decided he shot him out of revenge. but sergeant azaria has loyal backers in a country where most young people do military service. they accuse the army of abandoning one of its own. this guy came to do an attack, to hurt families. this soldier is a hero. even the israeli defence minister spoke of this as a difficult verdict. before taking up his post, he made clear his support of sergeant azaria. and that caused tensions with the top brass here

. —— benjamin netanyahu. be seen in context. —— benjamin neta nyahu.ahu. this has got to be seen in the context in which palestinians have killed a0 is released but over 200 palestinians have died from israeli fire. this is over a period of some 15 months, when this upsurge in palestinian attacks has taken place. most of them have been knife attacks, stabbings. there have also been some car running is shootings. as you say, about a0 israelis killed during that period, more than 200 palestinians, most of whom, israel says, were carrying out attacks. 0thers says, were carrying out attacks. others have also been killed during clashes. there has been this cycle of violence, although in the last few months, there had appeared to be something of a lull. suddenly dubbed and certainly no israelis killed in the last two months. this will increase anxiety on the streets and already we are seeing security stepped up in response to what has happened. we will leave it there, yolande knell, 20. we will be bringing you more on that statement by the israeli prime mini

elizabeth: benjamin netanyahu is the deal that world leader. president trump will be meeting with u.k. prime minister theresa may will be visiting the white house on friday. she said she's coming to the u.s. to get acquainted with the new administration and discuss top priority for the relationship go in lowered. >> i think his inauguration speech at it very clear message to it i will be talking to donald trump about the issues that we share about how we can build on the special relationship. if the special relationship that enables us to say we do find things unacceptable. elizabeth: the first leader to have a face-to-face -- face-to-face meeting. she has been critical of mr. clayton: comments about women, but is now looking forward to building a strong relationship. the focus at the meeting will be to address top global issues such as security, terror as well as trade. the two will discuss nato's military alliance. leland: something referred a lot about for mr. trump is mr. trump prepares for a quarterback committee. the panel looks at his ca

. >>> prime minister benjamin netanyahu has extended an invitation to meet at the white house next month. he said the discussions have been very warm. and the white house says that the president confirmed his unprecedented commitment to israel's security. and the peace between israel and the palestinians can only be achieved through direct negotiation. not on the agenda, trump's promise to move the embassy in tel aviv to jerusalem. the white house spokesman scene spicer says we're at the beginning stages of disdcussing this subject. mahmoud abbas says this would cross a red line. >>> and turning to the update on the united airlines computer glitch after grounding all domestic flights around 5:30 p.m. yesterday. flights resumed just after 9:00 p.m. last night. united said the glitch affected the airlines ability to get details that allowed planes to depart such as weight and balance information. they couldn't get that to the pilots causing 500 delays. the technology-related delay is one of several in major airlines from last summer. delta and southwest resulted in thousands of flight canc

will have a meeting with prime minister brexit and we will discuss that. —— prime minister benjamin netanyahus supreme court has ruled that the government must consult parliament before triggering the procedure to leave the european union. a referendum injune produced a narrow majority for brexit. ministers have promised this ruling won't delay the process and will introduce a bill within days. christian fraser reports. democracy, said abraham lincoln, is the government of the people, by the people, for the people. the statue outside the supreme court, they were debating that very issue. the ruling, when it came make the other court was not trying to frustrate the process to leave the eu but whether government could start the process without parliamentary consent. today, by a majority of 823, the supreme court rules that the government cannot trigger article 50 without an act of parliament authorising it to do so. the government then defeat at but the ii judges also had to decide whether westminster could take this decision alone. or whether scotland and northern ireland should also have a sa

we also know that there was a phone call between president trump and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. jeff zeleny joining me live. we watched the senior staff being sworn in. the president, vice president there, no mention about this phone call. what more do you know about this phone call? >> well, fredricka we do know that president trump talked to prime minister netanyahu just more than an hour or so ago, about an hour and a half ago, actually for a call that lasted less than 30 minutes. we do not have the exact details of that call. we know topics included syria, included the iran nuclear deal and perhaps even talk of moving the embassy, but when donald trump when president trump was in the east room there of the white house, reporters asked him, shouted a question how that call went with mr. netanyahu. he said it was very nice. that's all he said. we still do not have any details specifically about the call, either out here or from the netanyahu side. but it definitely is the signal of the beginning of a different relationship here with the u.s. and with israel. >> and jeff, the

although there is a ramped up security presence. >> ian, thank you. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu faced police interrogation overnight in a corruption probe authorized by his attorney general. netanyahu accused of receiving illegal benefits from business men. he faced three hours of questioning. authorities are not releasing details. netanyahu denies wrongdoing and calls it politically motivated. >>> house leaders are planning to vote thursday condemning the u.n. resolution against israel. that u.n. resolution settlements in the west bank a flagrant violation of law. the obama administration abstained when it came time to vote. the obama white house has lost credibility on israel and the bipartisan reaffirms the standing commitment to the jewish state. >>> in brazil, the national government's help to fight drug trafficking and strengthen security in state prisons. this after a bloody 17-hour prison riot that left 56 inmates dead. this started when he rival gangs started fighting for control. brazilian media claimed gang members will be transferred to federal prison. >>> the first

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says there's evidence it was backed up by isis. >>> senate republican leaders say the hearings will not be delayed even though some have not completed ethic reviews. errol barnett reports. >> reporter: they say his cabinet will be approved despite delays in background paperwork. >> all of these procedural come >> reporter: trs appointments the day president obama was sworn epeali obamacare is trump's f priority but democrats are resisting. >> the effort to repeal obamacare right now without planning to replace it, this shouldn't be about politics. it's about real people in america who will be hurt immediately. >> he'll explain how he will separate himself from his global business brand since his first conference. errol barnett, cbs news, washington. >>> something a little lighter includingrectslin. we veal more on the golden globes coming up a little later in the broadcast. >>> also coming up, meningitis trial. opening statements of a man accused of a deadly outbreak. >>> and -- >>> with hard work people can change it. >> the cost for tickets

so very different responses here for prime minister benjamin netanyahu.nder trump, that was expected. palestinians calling this the israelis taking advantage of the trump administration and calling on the international community to step in here. john. >> it will be interesting to hear and listen to the united states nations and what other folks weighing in on the move. >>> lead levels in flint, michigan have dipped below dangerous levels. it's down to levels of other cities of similar size. flint residents have been grappled with the water supply for two years. 13 current or former government employees have been charged in an ongoing criminal investigation. >>> all right. you might say "la la land" is the one to beat for best picture at the academy awards. dancing ryan gosling, what can i say? at the time the most oscar recommendations by a single film. ryan gosling is the lead actor. and the 32-year-old director damien chazelle who could become the best other best director winner. after two years of earning t the #oscar so white. >> i finally did see "la

another, the president invited israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the white house. the president called the conversation very nice. the new administration has restated its commitment to relocating the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. the president saying it will not happen anytime soon. let's get the latest from ian lee live in jerusalem. i imagine the ckoconversation i far different than a few weeks ago with then president obama. >> reporter: really in the honeymoon stage now. prime minister netanyahu and president trump. really night and day difference than president obama. looking at just the israeli papers, the talk is moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. we heard from the mayor of jerusalem saying he would make it as smooth a transition as possible. we are hearing from the white house press secretary sean si spicer saying hold on. they are in the beginning stages of discussing the subject. we are hearing from the palestinians as well. and king abdullah will rally regional and international allies to help block the move. they say the status of

he has been on the phone with benjamin netanyahu in the last 24 hours. bernard-henri: i know.e he will not use the case of israel to show -- these matters regarding israel are so burning issues. they are questions of death and life. they cannot be discussed and decided like this. charlie: do you believe the two state solution is slipping away? bernard-henri: i think it is still alive. the two state solution is still alive, and i think it is the only solution. hell,ate solution or for the palestinians, but also the security of israel. if israel has to remain israel, it has to be with the two state solution. if not we will have a national state with jews being a minority. charlie: but having all the power? ok, but israel was not based on power. israel was based on the dream to build a special state, not to build a strong state only. this is not the core of the dream of israel. anti-semitism in your judgment on the rise? bernard-henri: it is on the rise, yes. charlie: why is that? bernard-henri: it took a new shape and a new narrative. the new narrative of anti-semitism is anti-z

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. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he supports a pardon for azaria. he was convicted for shooting a 21-year-old suspect while the suspect was lying on a road. the case has divided israelis. the sentencing is scheduled for sunday. >>> emotional and sometimes bizarre first day in the sentencing phase for the charleston church shooter dylann roof. what he told the jury. that's next. sometimes you just know when you hit a home run. that's how i feel about blue-emu pain relief spray. odorless and fast-acting. it soothes all my muscle aches and pains. and it's convenient for those hard to reach places. and if you're like me, you'll love blue-emu super strength cream. it's made with real emu oil, it's non greasy, it's a deep penetrating formula that works itself down into your joints. take it from me. it works fast and you won't stink. blue-emu, it works for me it'll work for you. >>> the sentencing phase continues in the trial of convicted charleston shooter dylann roof. day one featured gut-wrenching testimony in an odd opening statement from roof that dre

administration of former president barack obama who had a testy, difficult relationship with benjamin netanyahu. donald trump who has known netanyahu personally over the years, is trying to forge a new relationship, he's trying to form a relationship with the ambassador to israel, with a more hard line, with the common parlance of that as compared to the most recent u.s. position toward israel on things like the settlements. so this is a phone call, we're told it will happen in the situation room as is expected. this is one of those gestures that begins a conversation. meetings will happen at some point down is line. this is significant. we can tell you that the first meeting will happen with great britain's prime minister teresa may. they are not just gestures, they're an important part of building relationships. >> and that phone call will be followed by the president of mexico. >>> joining me now, political reporter for the los angeles times and political importa correspondent for "the washington post." good to see you both. i want to get your thoughts on kellyanne conway's -- >> i think thi

israel -- benjamin netanyahu, when he addressed the congress and a couple of days before that, benjaminetanyahu said we will never have a palestinian state. he said the after, first thing they would do is have a palestinian state. nojamin netanyahu said disrespect. anytime you have to say no disrespect to someone, you disrespect them. and as far as president obama, history will show that they vilified martin luther king in his day. they vilified malcolm x. in his day. and they vilified jesus in his day. host: that was cornell. the president's foreign-policy legacy is what we want to get from you this morning. you can also post on our twitter page and on facebook. todays in the papers looking forward with the new administration, particularly beijing. a topic for how they are preparing for the incoming administration saying that in some ways, beijing has been bracing for a u.s. administration that appears determined to shake the foundation of the u.s. china relation. restrained in the public response, china has sharpened its rhetoric since donald trump double down on the one china policy

benjamin netanyahu visiting the scene suggesting the attacker was inspired by isis although no claim of responsibility has been made. >> reporter: unlike the premeditated attacks in berlin and nice appears to be spontaneous making it impossible to spontaneous. molly is here live and there question before you get away. you mentioned it was spontaneous. what evidence do they have it was inspired by isis? >> reporter: not a lot, kendis. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said yesterday the attacker was reportedly inspired by the islamic state, but police have given no material. have not given us any social media or any links suggesting that connection. the family has spoken out saying there's no proof, but this is exactly the message that the prime minister netanyahu wants to give to the world alongside germany an france following the attacks we mentioned he wants to say we're in this together. we're all fighting the same enemy. i would say that police here stress that vehicular attacks predate isis. >> abc's molly hunter live for us in jerusalem this morni thank you. >>> turning to poli