naftali bennett, in jerusalem, welcome to hardtalk. great to be here, stephen. a week. how would you characterise your relationship with prime minister netanyahu today? well, we're political adversaries, but i'm part of his government and i support prime minister netanyahu as the prime minister of israel. so, you know, it's not unlike the uk, where things are also quite tumultuous. we're going to continue in order to strengthen israel's security. let's un—pick this notion that you're sitting there in a cabinet led by a guy who you now describe as an adversary. avigdor lieberman, who was defence minister until very recently, he described mr netanyahu's decision to undertake a ceasefire with hamas after that flare—up of violence in gaza, he described that... lieberman described that as decision as "a capitulation. did you see it as a capitulation to terror? i thought it was a profound mistake, and tried to fight against the notion of giving money to hamas in order to have them stop shooting at us missiles. but i am part of the government, and i assume responsibili

robert bennett: no. anne burke: some people have said the church leadership is turning a blind eye because of the lack of accountability and that's why last week you appeared at georgetown university and you were amazed at the number of people and other issues. mark can you explain? there were 750 people on this issue. it was amazing. i think what happened that they realized it is they are church. it's not the church of the vatican or those in the vatican. it is our church and the vatican is becoming almost irrelevant. god your relationship with that matters. what politician asks what the moral position is on an issue? when i was in school they did it all the time now they don't even bother. they said you can even keep your own house in order. people are pretty fed up my own -- that up. my own daughter is older now. what does the church do for them ? they are a second-class citizen. i think one of the problems is while the laity feels that way they have no place to go. , maybe they go to the local priest

naftali bennett, thank you for being on hardtalk.hine on the way on monday. 0verall, let's look at monday. some sunshine on the way on monday. overall, it will still be at chilly day. it will be warming up in the next few days but that's not until around tuesday or wednesday. here is the forecast for the early hours of monday morning, a lot of cloud across northern, eastern and central areas of the uk. most towns and cities will be a above freezing. 0utside of the uk. most towns and cities will be a above freezing. outside of town with the clear skies, some frost. the forecast for the afternoon itself on monday, it indicates a lot of cloud across eastern parts of the country with some showers as well. west will be the sunniest place so cardiff, belfast, western isles of scotland, should have a fine day on monday. let's look at tuesday's forecast and the low pressure starts marching in off the atlantic. the first weather front knocks on our doorstep first thing in the morning reaching south—western parts of england early in the mornin

in gaza but he announced that he and his party will stay on and give netanyahu one more chance if bennett had resigned netanyahu would have been left with a minority government making snap elections likely this all began when defense minister avigdor lieberman resigned last week he was angered by a cease fire agreement with armed groups in gaza he called it. into terror israel and hamas has engaged in one of the heaviest fighting in recent years as prime minister netanyahu has warned against playing politics with what he called israel's security. in a period of sensitive security like this it is irresponsible to take down the government where there are partners of the side to take down the government or not we will continue to act to ensure the security of the state and that of our citizens we will do so with wisdom responsibility and determination this is what naftali bennett had to say when he announced his decision to stay in government. i mean many i know i'll pay a political price it's not the end of the world you win some you loose arm it's better then the prime minister beats me in

john bennett, can you talk through u.s.-saudi relations in the wake of the criticism a received after the death of jamal khashoggi? john: the trump administration's military policy has become an iran policy. countering what they see as i behavior, they college destabilizing behavior, be it in iraq or syria or any host of countries there. we get no into the inevitable discussion of the sunni-shia split. iran arabia and ironic -- are on different sides of the religious split. saudi arabia is iran's number one and most powerful and most heavily armed ally and wealthiest ally with that much military force in the region. so the u.s., the enemy of my enemy is my friend, and of course right now with saudi arabia and iran, they go back and forth, things that we are -- things we do not really pay attention to, but in the region, there is a huge rivalry there. so the trump administration and the white house and the president comes up and john bolton is national security advisor, they come right up to the precipice of saying this flat

lieberman prime minister but benjamin netanyahu and bennett certainly don't see eye to eye people will tell you it's very unlikely that to netanyahu would be handing him the defense point for you but again this is all political maneuvering at the moment threats and double threats and i think a lot of people will tell you that lieberman certainly trying to capitulate trying to get points out of the whole gaza situation the cease fire which was a very some would say bold and mature move by the israeli prime minister to come to a cease fire off to four hundred sixty rockets were fired out of gaza and in less than twenty four hours funny it was an enormous amount so even though this was all at the advice of the army and security services that war was not. an option right now but certainly lieberman trying to get the most mileage out of this when it comes to gaining support and placing himself in a better position when it comes to these actions what impact could a crisis in the israeli government have stephanie on the ongoing negotiations for peace they had been some progress in talks betwe

john bennett, take us through the president's schedule this week. publicnothing on the schedule today and that's not out of the ordinary. president obama would have slower days after a foreign trip veggies earlier, he is already up and tweeting. i would expect that probably go on throughout the morning. there are things he wants to weigh in on. he was busy yesterday and cancel the cemetery visit on saturday when he was busy with the official armistice festivities were ceremonies yesterday and then traveling back. week there's not a lot of interaction scheduled with congress i was curious if we might see congressional leaders had to the white house or the president, and talk to house republicans after they lost last tuesday. nothing like that yet. with this being the trump presidency, you just never know. anymore shakeups you are expecting to see in the coming days? all eyes are on interior secretary ryan zinke he has some allegations of misconduct and some travel allegations of other things out there. and the president has not ruled out pushing him

but he didn't want to have that happen under these circumstances so many people expected naftali bennett to resign today because he's been issuing very loudly an ultimatum that if he wasn't given the post of defense minister after the resignation about the door neighbor and that he would resign well netanyahu assumed that post for himself and he really put now actually bennett in a corner pretty much all skiing him not to be seen as the man to pull down a right wing government i think that essentially prevailed even though bennett got a lot of attacks in that say in that press conference he scolded netanyahu for the way he treated the palestinian issue that he was weak when it came to dealing with hamas with the border fence the fact that he had demolished tunnel amada the bedouin village in the occupied west bank but yes he threw all that says he will remain in government so for the moment yes we have averted these snap elections but again it remains fragile adrian it's only a one seat majority so many people will tell you that there will probably be early elections at some stage that c

israel's government has narrowly avoided collapse the education minister tony bennett had threatened to pull his party out of prime minister benjamin netanyahu coalition but decided against it the government was thrown into crisis when the defense minister avigdor lieberman resigned on weapons day stephanie decker joins us live now from west jerusalem stephanie how much appetite would there have been for a snap election or is this a snap election. well most people will tell you that there will probably be early elections peter is just at the moment it's been avoided i mean after all the criticism and ultimatum given by an awfully bennett saying that if he wasn't awarded the post of defense minister he would be resigning many people expected him to resign but what happened just now is that he criticized extensively prime minister but benjamin netanyahu particularly how he dealt with the issue of the palestinians whether it came to prisoner exchanges whether how he handled the gaza border protests how he handled how mask the fact that he hadn't yet demolished tunnel ahmar the village i

getting weaker is political base is getting weaker he is and was criticized also by enough tally bennett his coalition partner from by you. for being too soft on the hamas. you know lieberman met just a few months ago in cyprus it was published with a special envoy from qatar and what were they discussing if not you know installing money and. and building the infrastructure in gaza his line clearly or his starting point looking at the news conference is still ongoing would appear to have been i've been misunderstood but his critics might have said look you're trying to lead the defense establishment within the israeli government in a direction that we don't necessarily want to go. the israeli army chief of staff and the head of the mossad and shin bet they all supported strongly supported the ceasefire and ending the closure. on gaza and allowing. more and more goods into this area so he doesn't have partners in the military a sub regime and he and bennett to do their policy they don't think about that cracking down on hamas and killing more people will put us in a better position it wil

it was a remarkable achievement and in every way james bennett was a hero.is children new nothing of it. he died when he was 83, spoke nothing of his service with mi 9. not until lori pictured on the left and graham pictured on the right began to go through his affect they began to find train receipts in world war ii that his father had taken to air stations and then the lecture notes and even the compass he invented for service men to use if they found themselves, he was an absolute hero, and escape artist and i hope you have a chance to read about him as well. thank you very much. [applause] >> i am happy to take questions if anyone has any. any brave souls? >> how did you survive talking to 500, eighth-graders? >> i spoke very quickly. i told them at the beginning i would give them 5 things over the course of the lecture, grizzly torture, poetry, lunatics and the golden rule and they stick around for the rest. >> always. cooties is a nice want to throw in as well. >> i would like to ask a question. what is the next great story of world war i or world war

as prime minister and installing my hand the rajapaksa is or as far as education minister naftali bennett has threatened to withdraw his party from prime minister benjamin is now as coalition government unless his given the defense what foleo it's now we're now holds a one seat majority in parliament and is looking to stab allies his government after i believe him and quit his defense minutes on one say over the ceasefire in gaza like lieberman naftali bennett has also called for hausherr israeli military action against palestinian armed groups snap elections are likely to be triggered if he pulls his support. turkey's foreign minister says the time is right to move the investigation into the killing of saudi journalists to the international stage kushal glue told parliament his government is committed to solving the murder and had shown the evidence it had to all interested parties to keep previously said it would fall prey to an international investigation and had called for a un prole. hundreds of central american migrants travelling in a caravan have reached the us border the group of

not cathy." >> reporter: mary bennett had been right all along.'s toyota corolla had been spotted in a hospital parking lot. a plastic bag was peeking out of the trunk. officers opened it, and cathy torrez was missing no longer. >> she had been stabbed multiple times. all about the upper chest and neck. >> reporter: detective sergeant daron wyatt. >> you know, there's no way to time the death. but i think it's pretty safe to assume that she had been dead since she disappeared on that saturday night on the 12th. >> reporter: it was devastating not just for the torrez family but for all those in placentia who'd been searching so tirelessly for cathy. >> she was a vibrant, very intelligent young girl. this is truly a tragedy. >> reporter: detectives went to work trying to find cathy's killer. they set up a hotline. >> if you have any information regarding the homicide of cathy torrez -- >> reporter: and scoured placentia for clues. by studying her car and her body, investigators got a sense of what happened. first, cathy was completely clothed. no si

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israel's government has narrowly avoided collapse education minister naftali bennett had been threatening to pull his party out of prime minister benjamin netanyahu is coalition but has decided against it which will give most of the lead to a snap election stephanie decker has the latest from west jerusalem after all the criticism after all the ultimatum that he gave to the israeli prime minister naftali bennett will not be quitting this government he had made a very loud point where he said that if he was not given the post of defense minister that he would be resigning which would effectively have collapsed this government it hasn't happened now yes he extensively criticised the prime minister particularly his policies when it comes to the palestinians when it comes to the gaza border protests when it comes to how he's dealt with hamas when it comes to the fact that the prime minister hasn't yet demolished that bedouin village in the occupied west bank connel ahmad but after one of that he said that he would be remaining in government bennett doesn't want to be seen as the man to bring

let's go to geoff bennett. geoff, what do we know? >> reporter: remember the end of last week, the white house had to reinstate jim acosta's press pass under a temporary order. he was to be removed of it for 14 days, but now we've learned the white house will not fight to seek the revocation of acosta's white house pass. we could see how this plays out. might the white house reserve the right to revoke his press pass if decorum becomes an issue in the future? remember, that was the way they tried to frame this issue after suggesting that acosta somehow inappropriately dealt with an intern, was holding a microphone during that tense exchange with the president. we'll have to see how that plays out. for now white house officials determining that they will not seek the revocation of his white house press pass since it was reinstated, kasie. >> does that defuse the court situation that was playing out? there was a request where access to the white house is not written down in law, it was our tradition and norm, and there was question that

after all the criticism after all the ultimatum that he gave to the israeli prime minister naftali bennett will not be quitting this government he had made a very loud point where he said that if he was not given the post of defense minister that he would be resigning which would effectively have collapsed this government it hasn't happened now yes he extensively criticised the prime minister particularly his policies when it comes to the palestinians when it comes to the gaza border protest when it comes to how he's dealt with hamas when it comes to the fact that the prime minister hasn't yet demolished that bedouin village in the occupied west bank connel ahmad but after one of that he said that he would be remaining in government bennett doesn't want to be seen as the man to bring down this right wing government that is also the position that the israeli prime minister i put him in netanyahu remains a shrewd political operator he played the security card when it came to defending his policies of these of the how mass to the cease fire in gaza so for the moment snap elections seem to hav

that be and israel maybe not the prime minister but the defense minister don't leave them in tony bennett if it determined to go into gaza again who's going to stop them. well that's a great question i don't have a clear answer what i can tell you is that during the twenty fourteen assault on the gaza strip i've just released a documentary about it called killing gaza and i've you know i've written a book about it during that assault netanyahu and his right wing ministers were given a presentation by the israeli military warning that if it sent the ground troops into gaza city and beyond the border areas it would be something like stalin grad they actually frighten the right wing ministers and they agreed to limit the assault to the border areas and then simply end with an aerial assault on major residential towers in gaza city and that's what we're seeing taking place an aerial assault on some of the civilian infrastructure in gaza hotels the all rahma residential tower this might be how it ends up before there is a cessation of hostilities in any case it's a major escalation missed paym

at 6'10" and 300 pounds, kaelin bennett is a force to reckon with on the basketball court.utism, and let them know that, hey, if i can do this, you can do it, too. >> reporter: bennett is the first-ever student athlete with autism to get a division i ncaa scholarship, signing with kent state's basketball team. >> you don't have autism. you talk so fluently. i'm still working on stuff. >> reporter: it's bennett's journey to get to this place that has so many in awe of the power of his persistence. bennett was sharing he was nonverbal until the age of 7, and had, quote, a very hard time understanding and comprehending people. constantly bullied, it wasn't until he discovered his love of basketball that bennett realized he could overcome his obstacles. beating the odds, in spite of one therapist, who said bennett would never speak, never sit and never walk. the basketball star confronting that same therapist, telling her, i home you haven't told anybody else that because you could ruin their lives. bennett, now taking all of the attention in stride, posting on twitter, i had o

you know israel's government is narrowly avoided a collapse the education minister naftali bennett had threatened to pull his party out of the coalition led by prime minister benjamin netanyahu but then decided against it the government had been thrown into crisis when defense minister avigdor lieberman resigned on weapons day stephanie decker has more on this from west to receive them. after all the criticism after all the ultimatum that he gave to the israeli prime minister naftali bennett will not be quoting this government he had made a very loud point where he said that if he was not given the post of defense minister that he would be resigning which would effectively have collapsed this government it hasn't happened now yes he extensively criticised the prime minister particularly his policies when it comes to the palestinians when it comes to the gaza border protests when it comes to how he's dealt with hamas when it comes to the fact that the prime minister hasn't yet demolished that bedouin village in the occupied west bank connel ahmad but after one of that he said that he wo

nbc's jeff bennett has the story.aniels and brianna o'leary, have a lot more in common than just their names. both were college athletes, and both are trailblazers. as the first female duo to pit for the same team in nascar's top series. >> we always say, it would beoo would have thought it would be at the highest level in nascar, right? >> it was a lot of like, oh, my gosh. >> reporter: daniels is also the first african-american woman to ever change tires in a nascar cup race. unlikely pioneers in a male-dominated sport with southern roots. until two years ago, neither new anything about nascar. >> i didn't know about a pit crew existing. >> my knowledge of nascar was zero, before i came into it. >> reporter: but the pes crew coach phil harden so promise in not just their athleticism but think enthusiasm. >> they're good, they have the mind-set, we just have to transform recruited these two standouts as part of nascar's drive for diversity program. it's a nationwide talent search devised to broaden nascar's appeal. a

to hear a press conference now just recently announced tomorrow morning that is from the after the bennett to see whether he'll be pulling out of this government if you does then it will collapse in early elections will be called that hasn't happened at the moment so that we're going to have to watch monday morning how things unfold people will tell you that netanyahu was keen on early elections also because he's facing corruption allegations but not under these circumstances not when it comes.

hearing from what we understand that there will be a press conference tomorrow morning by naftali bennett and also the justice minister so we have to wait and see what they have to say whether they're going to be pulling out because bennett initially had threatened to pull out if he wasn't awarded the post of defense minister it's a lot of political say come all but certainly people will tell you the bigger picture is this netanyahu had been keen to go to early elections even before what happened the tensions of escalation with gaza but he doesn't want to do it under these kinds of circumstances and many people will tell you how masses are already played it as various victories one of them was that they managed to discover the special forces that led to that botched operation the second was that they then achieved the cease fire another thing they've been praising the third the resignation of. also hamas is praising that as a victory so maybe will tell you that they don't want to be seen to give hamas another victory would be to see pulling down this right wing government but again nothin

bennett, this temporary restraining order, it's been out for a while now. any reaction from the white house so far? >> reporter: yeah, and remember the president earlier this month cracked down on asylum claims as part of a broader effort to crack down on illegal immigration at the border. that move was opposed by immigration activists and by sic civil rights groups. a federal judge effectively blocked the trump administration from denying asylum to people who enter the u.s. illegally. here's that statement from u.s. district judge john teagar. he says this, whatever the scope of the president's authority, he may not rewrite the immigration laws to impose a condition that congress has expressly forbidden. the department of homeland security hit back with a statement of their own. they say it is absurd this a set of advocacy groups can be found to have standing to sue to stop the entire federal government from acting so that illegally aliens, we look toward to continuing to defend the executive branch's legitimate and well reasoned exercise of its authority

nbc's jeff bennett has the story. >> reporter: brian daniels and brianna daily have more in ircommonan just the names. both were college athletes, and both are trailblazers. >> we always say, it would be cool if we pit the same car, who d have thought it would be at the highest level in nascar, right? >> it was a lot of like, oh, my gosh. >> daniels is the first african-american woman to ever change tires in a nascar cup race. unlikely pioneer in a maled dominaport with deeply southern roots. i >> didn't know about a pit crew exiing. >> my knowledge of nascar was zero, before i came into it. >> pit crew coachil p horton saw promise in not just their athleticism but their enthusiasm. >> they're good, they have the mind-set, we jt have to transform that into pit and race cars. >> reporter: they are part of drive for diversity program. it's a nationwide talent search devised to broaden nascar's appeal. in a sport all about speed. tire changes have to hit all f lug nuts flawlessly in about a second. it's tougher than it looks. >> you wt at a1.3 pace, but you missed one. >> what's it like

john bennett, take us through the president's schedule this week.licnothing on the schedule today and that's not out of the ordinary. president obama would have slower days after a foreign trip veggies earlier, he is already up and tweeting. i would expect that probably go on throughout the morning. there are things he wants to weigh in on. he was busy yesterday and cancel the cemetery visit on saturday when he was busy with the official armistice festivities were ceremonies yesterday and then traveling back. week there's not a lot of interaction scheduled with congress i was curious if we might see congressional leaders had to the white house or the president, and talk to house republicans after they lost last tuesday. nothing like that yet. with this being the trump presidency, you just never know. anymore shakeups you are expecting to see in the coming days? all eyes are on interior secretary ryan zinke he has some allegations of misconduct and some travel allegations of other things out there. and the president has not ruled out pushing him out

kalin bennett plays center for his high school in little rock, arkansas, and he's now the first persont a division 1 scholarship. next season he'll play for kent state. he's got big dreams, but>> i wa basketball player. that's every basketball player's dream but want to use this platform to inspire other kids, not with autism and with autism len let them know, hey, if i can do this, you can do it too. >> bennett's family once told him that he might never walk or even talk because of his autism, but he overcame those challenges through years of therapy. bravo. >>> up next in "the pulse," a massive cow you have to see to believe. >>> also the technology that could allow us to share smells over the internet. >>> okay. and later the stranger giving a helping hand to high school students affected by the california wildfire disaster. but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® so it bounces back. when your blanket's freshness fades before the binge-watching begins... that's when you know, it's

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course for the resignation of abu during even also criticism from the education minister now actually bennett saying that he's gone soft calling this a left wing government so this was really a message to the israeli public to say keep your confidence in me i am still what is known as a many israeli seen him as mr security and i've done this for the security of the state of israel it is of course very much also political back and forth we are expecting to hear a press conference now just recently announced tomorrow morning that is from naftali bennett to see whether he'll be pulling out of this government if you does then it will collapse in early elections will be called that hasn't happened at the moment so that we're going to have to watch monday morning how things unfold people will tell you that netanyahu was keen on early elections also because he's facing corruption allegations but not under these circumstances not when it comes to gaza so i think we're going to have to wait and see how this plays out in the next couple of days but many people will tell you even though this was perhaps

geoff bennett has more. >> reporter: voting has emerged as the central issue in this race now that republicanrian kemp and democrat stacey abrams are locked in a statistical dead heat. the latest polling showing them effectively tied. now, kemp is also georgia's secretary of state, and he's pu among african-american voters. kemp's office announced an investigation into the state democratic party over an attempted hack of mocrs call it stunt. >> geoff bennett, thank you. >>> another hot race to watch, the battle for florida governor. trump-backed republican ron desantis also getting support from former new york city mayor rudy giuliani over the weekend. meanwhile, his rival, tallahassee mayor gillum drawing executive might of his own with an endorsement from former president barack obama. this could go down to the wire. latest nbc news/marist poll shows gillum leading desantis among likely voters by four points, within the margin of error. >> and the senate race is identical with senator bill nelson ahead of margin. a key demographic in florida, latino voters who make upe stat. a group of lati

brice bennett cal fire, pio: so the s are very narrow some of these areas are very steep canyon areas and the crews need to travel very slow very safe and we want to make sure all the public is evacuated out of there so that they are safe and we want to make sure we can do the very best job we can to put this fire out as quickly as possible.> bennett added that the lack of wind was helpful because it kept the smoke lingering and lowered the intensity of the fire but it also made it difficult for aircraft to see. the lower visibility that we're continuing to experience here in the chico area is exactly why fire crews want people to continue to adhere to the road blocks..reporting live dt kron 4 news. (pam) es from the 'camp wildfire' are not just coming from the news media.(ken) as kron four's grant lodes shows us, some of the videos posted online put us right in the middle of the frightening evacuation. "we are evacuating paradise california, we can't even see. we don't even know where the fire is. so please, please, please, please pray for us that we get out of here ok. oh my g