so, that is the lawyer of margaret caldwell. they were - margaret caldwell.the scottish first minister. they pressed for a public inquiry and a criminal investigation into the handling of the inquiry into the murder of emma caldwell. a series of police blunders meant that her killer, ian packer, was only convicted of the murder last week, almost 20 years after her death in 2005. emma's family say she was foiled by a toxic culture within the police of misogyny and corruption. you heard them mentioning that. humza yousaf has said he will look at a public inquiry. that is what they said the first minister told them, and that he will update them within the next few days. as you heard margaret caldwell�*s lawyer say, she wants more than words of condolence, she wants a public inquiry. we will bring you more on that throughout the afternoon here on bbc news. first, let's get a look at the weather with louise. a bit ofa a bit of a lottery out there at the moment. there are winners and losers. some lovely sunshine to be found in lancashire earlier on, but a different

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it is an opportunity for margaret caldwell, emma caldwell�*s mum, to ask first minister humza yousaf the justice ask first minister humza yousaf and thejustice minister, to hold a public inquiry, that she has been calling for since iain packer was convicted of murdering emma caldwell and sexually and physically assaulting 21 other women. after that verdict police scotland apologised for failings in the original inquiry and one of the questions the caldwell family want the public inquiry to answer is why senior officers chose to disregard evidence that had been gathered against iain packer as early as 2007. as my colleague alexandra mackenzie now reports. emma caldwell had a happy upbringing. but when her sister died of cancer, she turned to drugs and prostitution. her killer was iain packer. for a quarter of a century he carried out a campaign of sexual violence against women. now emma's mother wants to know why one of britain's worst sex offenders remained free for so long. margaret believes that officers systematically sabotaged an investigation into packer for a decade, and have b

caldwell family and nor does it dojustice to emma's memory.week that we would give serious consideration to the caldwell family call for a public inquiry into emma's case and that we would take a decision only after we had heard directly from margaret caldwell and her family. following that meeting with the caldwell family, i can today announce that there will be an independent, judge led, statutory public inquiry and preparations will begin immediately. i have not taken this decision lightly. i recognise that a statutory public inquiry is a very significant undertaking and it will take time to set up, to hear evidence and to reach its findings. nonetheless, given the gravity of this case, the length of time that it took for justice to be this case, the length of time that it took forjustice to be served, the horrific extent of the sexual violence suffered by the victims and survivors and the suffering endured ijy survivors and the suffering endured by the families, the case for holding a public inquiry is clear and compelling. it is time to a

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margaret caldwell wants more than condolences or apologies.omen whose evidence was held at trial. margaret and her family are deeply grateful to the first minister and justice secretary and hope there will finally be a legacy of emma caldwell. thank you, eve one. before we go, you might remember this scene the caldwell family lawyer speaking before we go, you might remember this scene from the bbc�*s 1995 adaptation of pride and prejudice. millions of viewers swooned over colin firth as mr darcy, striding out of a lake wearing a wet shirt. well, now the shirt is going for sale and could fetch as much as £10,000. it's one of more than 60 costumes from film and tv being auctioned in london on tuesday, with all of the proceeds going to charity. now, the weather. a bit ofa a bit of a lottery out there at the moment, definitely winners and losers. lovely sunshine in lancashire earlier, but a different story further east. the cloud they can offer a spot or two of drizzle, showery rain in places as well. there was a weather front across the east coas

that was peter caldwell reporting. caldwell, who was murdered in 2005, are due to meet scotland's first minister later today. her mother has called for a public inquiry into the investigation of her daughter's murder. last week iain packer was found guilty of the crime, almost 19 years after emma's body was found in a remote wood in south lanarkshire. here's our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie. emma caldwell had a happy upbringing. but when her sister died of cancer, she turned to drugs and prostitution. her killer was iain packer. for a quarter of a century he carried out a campaign of sexual violence against women. now emma's mother wants to know why one of britain's worst sex offenders remained free for so long. margaret believes that officers systematically sabotaged an investigation into packer for a decade, and have blood on their hands. margaret caldwell now wants a public inquiry. i've gone this far, i'm going on. ijust want the truth, i want the truth to come out. scotland's first minister has said

for almost two decades, margaret caldwell has sought answers for her daughter. other women who suffered at the hands of her killer. emma had a voice, and these other women, perhaps there's no—one. emma caldwell was working as a prostitute in 2005 when she was strangled and dumped in remote woodland. how could anyone do this? by 2007, police knew iain parker was sexually violent and had previously taken emma to the spot her body was found, but senior officers disregarded that evidence, wrongly pursuing four turkish suspects. parker continued to attack women. it was years before he was finally confronted. did you kill emma? no, i never. last week, packer was jailed for life for murdering emma caldwell and attacking 21 other women. both institutions of the crown office and the police must answer as to why one of the worst sex offenders in the united kingdom was gifted his freedom for some 17 years. how many other women in that time were disbelieved, humiliated, challenged when seeking justice? the family's campaign for a public inquiry will ratchet up this week. to

for almost two decades, margaret caldwell has sought answers for her daughter.face for a public inquiry for emma and the other women who suffered at the hands of her killer. emma had a voice. and these other women, perhaps there is no one. emma caldwell was working as a prostitute in 2005 when she was strangled and dumped in remote woodland. how could anyone do this? by 2007, police knew iain parker was sexually violent and had previously taken emma to the spot her body was found, but senior officers disregarded that evidence, wrongly pursuing four turkish suspects. parker continued to attack women. it was years before he was finally confronted. did you kill emma? no, i never. last week, packer was jailed for life for murdering emma caldwell and attacking 21 other women. both institutions of the crown office and the police must answer as to why one of the worst sex offenders in the united kingdom was gifted his freedom for some 17 years. how many other women in that time were disbelieved, humiliated, challenged when seeking justice? the family's campaign for a p

emma caldwell�*s mother, margaret caldwell, and family held a meeting with the mr yousaf and justice, as well as raping and abusing multiple women. a series of police blunders meant packer was only convicted of emma's murder last week. (read 0n) this is the statement that was made following the meeting by the caldwell family lawyer aamer anwar. margaret caldwell wishes to thank the first minister and thejustice secretary for meeting her today. they treated her with total compassion and empathy, and she hopes they will deliver on the many promises they made today. the first minister promised that he will give primary consideration to the family's demands for a statutory public inquiry. and thejustice secretary, angela constance, promised she will update parliament within days on their decision. since the murder of emma in 2005, many in the police will argue things things have changed significantly. we do not accept this. in 2023, sir ian livingstone, whilst chief constable of police scotland, spoke of the misogyny within the police service. we know that evidence exists, that the abduc

caldwell: this area is called black diamond mines regional preserve.ed for the valuable rock that came out of this hillside, which is coal. and so coal is black in color and valuable, such as a diamond is valuable. so that's where the nickname black diamond comes from. in the mount diablo coal fields, there were five towns. the one that is in the park today that we see and walk through is the former town site of somersville. there were multiple buildings here. there were schools, there were homes, a general store. kauzer: while there are no buildings left from the old somersville, there are giant waste rock piles. so these are all of the rocks that came out of the mine during the coal mining era. so this pile behind me is probably about 150 years old. caldwell: coal mining here started in kind of the 1850s or 1860s or so and lasted until about early 1900s. this was the largest coal mine in california at the time. we're here to protect the natural and cultural resources of this area and share it with people and educate them as well. open their eyes to s

emma caldwell had a happy upbringing.ut when her sister died of cancer, she turned to drugs and prostitution. her killer was iain packer. for a quarter of a century he carried out a campaign of sexual violence against women. now emma's mother wants to know why one of britain's worst sex offenders remain free for so long. margaret believes that officers systematically sabotaged an investigation into packer for a decade, and have blood on their hands. margaret caldwell now wants a public inquiry. i've gone this far, i'm going on. ijust want the truth, i want the truth to come out. scotland's first minister says a judge led inquiry is being considered, given the systematic failings in the case. i'm looking forward to hearing directly from margaret caldwell, and then, of course, rightly, as you'd understand, we'd update parliament in terms of any next steps that we choose to take forward. by 2007, police had identified iain packer as a sexually violent user of prostitutes. but four turkish men were charged with emma caldwell�

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in our panel leanne caldwell and will bejoining someone in our panel leanne caldwell and will be joining someone from the washington post live. we will get the latest from russia in the moment but first the headlines. the white house says israel has killed the third most senior commander in gaza and the spokesperson says the president biden had told the israeli prime minister that a ground offensive in rafa with more than a million palestinians would be a mistake. gang violence continues in haiti, the bodies of ten people have been found in a wealthy suburb. witnesses said there have an attack of armed criminals and the president announced his resignation. transitional council will choose his replacement but has yet to be appointed. rishi sunak has insisted his party is united in the economy is turning a corner as he attempts to move past questions of leadership. last week saw defection in a racism row in a plot to replace him. local election campaign starting tomorrow in the business secretary called on her colleagues to stop the westminster psychodrama and the prime minister urged them

almost 20 years ago.the of emma caldwell almost 20 years ago.ian packer in 22,005, but it was only last week that he was convicted of her murder, along with a series of rapes and other offences. emma's family say the police failed their daughter due to a toxic culture of misogyny and corruption . at the time, lord corruption. at the time, lord david cameron says that it's essential that the west continues supporting ukraine in its ongoing conflict with russia. speaking on a visit to berlin today, the foreign secretary said that peace can only be achieved by demonstrating strength and ensuring putin's defeat. his comments come as germany is facing increasing pressure to supply its long—range missiles to kyiv . and sweden has to kyiv. and sweden has officially joined nato, marking a historic moment for the nation and the military alliance. us secretary of state antony blinken has praised the decision, saying good things come to those who wait . the come to those who wait. the move, in a response to russia's invasion of ukraine, strengthens nato's

margaret caldwell wants a judge to look into the failings by police in the case.the murder of emma in 2005. birmingham city council is to vote on a wave of cuts to local services and a 21% rise in its rate of council tax. the largest local authority in europe declared itself effectively bankrupt last year and is now trying to make £300 million worth of savings. libraries, parks and cultural projects may be affected. councils will be told to reduce spending on consultants and diversity schemes when chancellorjeremy hunt delivers his budget tomorrow. council leaders have long been warning they are struggling to balance their books, amid financial pressures. the local government association said most councils spent little on things like diversity schemes. you're live with bbc news. a vulnerable girl being held in a young offenders institution in yorkshire was restrained and had her clothes removed by an all—male team of prison officers, twice. the details emerged in a highly critical report of wetherby young offenders institution, which houses some of the uk's most c

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emma caldwell�*s family attended the scottish parliament to watch the announcement.learned. a member of the crew on the alec baldwin film where a woman was shot dead has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. she was responsible for looking after weapons during the making of the western, rust. but she allowed live ammunition on to the set in new mexico, and during rehearsals, baldwin shot the film's cinematographer. our north america correspondent, emma vardy, reports. alec baldwin was the actor on set that pulled the trigger. where's he at? on a ranch in new mexico, this was the scene as police officers arrived on set after a rehearsalfor the western movie rust had gone tragically wrong. a talented cinematographer, halyna hutchins, had been shot dead after the gun alec baldwin was rehearsing with fired a live round. 0k. all righty. are they 0k? 24—year—old hannah gutierrez—reed, the stepdaughter of a well—known hollywood weapons handler, had been responsible for ensuring guns used during filming were safe. it was her first time as lead armourer on a movie se

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today at 1:00pm, the murder of emma caldwell. killer tojustice after a series of police blunders. also this lunchtime, the bbc understands the chancellor will keep the freeze on fuel duty in his budget tomorrow. there is an election coming onto the chancellor is under pressure to give his mps something to cheer about. we will be looking at his options. super tuesday — americans in 15 states choose who they want as their party's candidate in the race for the white house. mr darcy! and, remember mr darcy's shirt? well, almost 30 years after it caused a national sensation, it's up for sale. they and in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, an independent review has found that a toxic environment within swimming clubs in england has allowed dangerous training practices and bullying to prevailfor years. good afternoon. almost 20 years ago, a young woman called emma caldwell was murdered in south lanarkshire, but a series of police blunders meant her killer was only convicted last month. well, about now, emma's mother is meeting the

the family of emma caldwell, who was murdered in 2005, are due to meet scotland's first minister latere, almost 19 years after emma's body was found in a remote wood

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. >> and on our panel tonight, leanne caldwell anchor for washington post live will be joining us int,nd leon e. aid and pr consultant. ♪ we are going to get the latest from russia in a moment. first the headlines. the white house says israel has killed a most senior hamas commander in gaza. president biden told the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, that a ground offensive in rafa where more than a one million palestinians are sheltering would be a mistake. gang violence continues in haiti. the bodies of 10 people have been found in a wealthy suburb of the capital. witnesses say they have been -- there has been an attack from armed criminals on monday. in puerto rico, he announced his resignation undel pressure a week ago -- under pressure a week ago. his replacement has yet to be appointed. rishi sunak has insisted his party is united and the economy is turning a corner. there was a rumored lot -- plot to replace him. they called on colleagues to stop the westminster drama and stick to the plan. ♪ let's get to russia. six more years for vladimir putin after his election wi

now to analyze the coverage, ben domenech, editor at large for the spectator, and in phoenix, lucy caldwelldviser to renew america. ben with, what do you make of the tone of the media coverage now that donald trump is up against the wall having to put, if he can, half a billion dollars in this civil fraud case? >> i think it's been very unserious andal it kind of indicates, you know, as you said in your opening there, there's been no limit to the amount of glee on the part of a lot of trump critics and the pundit -- howard: they are loving in this. >> they are absolutely loving it, and they have visions, i think, of some kind of permanent padlock on trump tower or something like that. that's not the way this is going to play out. i have news for you here, i think this is going to be something that that, you know, we've seen at every point the thing that the resistance kind of crowd wanted the most has backfired or has helped donald trump. they were looking forward to the mug shot, for instance. they were is so eager for that. and then it ended up becoming kind of a meme, an iconic kind of i

. >> and on our panel tonight, leanne caldwell anchor for washington post live will be joining us int, and leon e. aid and pr consultant. ♪ we are going to get the latest from russia in a moment. first the headlines. the white house says israel has killed a most senior hamas commander in gaza. president biden told the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, that a ground offensive in rafa where more than a one million palestinians are sheltering would be a mistake. gang violence continues in haiti. the bodies of 10 people have been found in a wealthy suburb of the capital. witnesses say they have been -- there has been an attack from armed criminals on monday. in puerto rico, he announced his resignation undel pressure a week ago -- under pressure a week ago. his replacement has yet to be appointed. rishi sunak has insisted his party is united and the economy is turning a corner. there was a rumored lot -- plot to replace him. they called on colleagues to stop the westminster drama and stick to the plan. ♪ let's get to russia. six more years for vladimir putin after his election

miss caldwell earlier this week.ldwell was killed by serial rapist ian parker in 2005, but it was only last week that he was convicted of her murder, along with a series of rapes and other offences. her family says that the police failed their daughter due to a toxic culture of misogyny and corruption. at the time . christian horner's accuser time. christian horner's accuser has been suspended following red bull's investigation into an alleged inappropriate behaviour. the formula one teams principal was allowed to remain in his role after red bull's parent company, gm , dismissed the company, gm, dismissed the accusations that were made against him. we understand that the female member of staff has now been suspended as a result of that inquiry , and to the of that inquiry, and to the united states, where president joe biden is preparing to deliver his state of the union speech later this evening , he's speech later this evening, he's expected to use his fourth address to present a sharp distinction between his style

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and so, unless you're low, caldwell rarely be doing less a lot of money and using over and cut all our life lesson were to lose, or is it extra for him to come through the dealer popular doing it? does she want money to pursue the flyer for them to come away or what are you seeing on a salty lot for the losing format? i flew on. the lotus is also to local restaurant. do notice list are both activities from the deputy who loves the most. if jennifer co pays are the soonest as only $14.00 on 2 or files the boilers those products on the cell. but if you, there's a spot on to do going to, you'll see the 1st of all for you and this is a cell phone. so sure suits you one lady. one because it's, it's a watering read city water so wrong. she totally cut it. you know, for this or should this in most or for the city, not sort of myself, we can form. what do you see the more concert photos, integrative medicine practice, what he said to us in a go cartridge on for the wireless. oh, what a cellphone up in the someone to prove, what is what you see if it costs you, what if any of those you won't be

with shannon lee, daughter of bruce lee and ceo of the bruce lee, group of companies, and linda lee caldwell, which is, the widow of bruce lee, shannon's mother, i think this project, as far as my personal connection, is that, my father is actually from the same village that bruce lee is from, which is kentucky. and, when, bruce's father was a famous opera singer, he used to perform at the sunset theater on grand avenue. my great grandfather used to go there and watch him perform. and so bruce, was eventually born at chinese hospital in san francisco. like jeff was saying. and i think it would be so meaningful for the city to honor, our native son in this way. and in terms of the location, i think portsmouth square, aside from it being the original town square of san francisco that even predated the 1906 earthquake, it's hosted thousands of events, not just for the city, but for chinatown and about, this location being our shared history, our shared unification of our community, cultural awareness and appreciation would be, you know, mean so much to the community to have bruce lee's, presenc

a public inquiry has been announced to the police investigation of emma caldwell�*s murder almost 20ing their uniforms because it's britain have been ditching their uniforms because its world book day, but are the costume pressures breaking the bank for some families? piers paul. hi, anna. max verstappen was fastest ahead of the saudi arabian grand prix, but the controversy surrounding this man, christian horner, rambles on. the woman who accused him of inappropriate behaviour has been suspended by the team. allegations of inappropriate and controlling behaviour have been made against the 50—year—old which he denies. spokesperson says the company cannot comment on an internal matter. brighton and hove albion fans have been stabbed. the wounded fans were taken to hospital with non—life—threatening injuries. the first leg gets under way shortly, as does liverpool against sparta prague in the czech capital.

the family of emma caldwell meets with scotland's first minister, calling for an investigation into thean associates working for the health service. we look at what this might mean for patients. a new report warns of "systemic gender inequality" in women's sports and exercise research. and the shirt famously worn by mr darcy in pride and prejudice is up for bidding at a charity auction expected to fetch thousands. now it's time for the sport. let's get a full round—up from will. thank you very much. the qualifying draw for the women's euro 2025 has taken place with defending champions england facing a tough group. sarina wiegman's side will play france, sweden and the republic of ireland in one of the four top—seeded groups. the sides who finished first and second will qualify for the tournament, along with the hosts switzerland and there'll be play—offs for the third and fourth—placed teams in those top groups. the other home nations will all have to attempt to qualify via the play—offs. scotland are in a group with serbia, slovakia and israel. wales will face croatia, ukraine and koso

the american statement is overblown and inflated to say the least so that all of a famous lesson, caldwell is alive, often mistakenly being listed as dead. she is going to confusion the saying that it was likely due to her person documents for the out of a bag in the inside of my details are on the list of the deadline and you lost your document, your passport. yes, as i understand it. well, documents past bird driving license. please tell me what you saw and how you escaped because there is information that in that terrible video where people are simply shot in a groups. you are one of these people in miraculously escaped. yes, i'm one of these people and i was just lucky. were sending at the entrance to crocus at the security gate and heard gunfire from behind. we thought it was fireworks or some kind of prank at 1st. then everyone just ran in all directions. so the shooting started from the street. no, not from the street. we were already inside. standing at the entrance inside the building, the shooting started. they approached and shot. when i opened my eyes, there were 3 people walki

the headlines: the family of emma caldwell meets with scotland's first minister, calling for an investigationdeshi nobel laureate professor muhammad yunus in his first interview since he was sentenced for violating labour laws. time for a look at the business news now. we start with bitcoin, because the value of the cryptocurrency has hit an all—time high. a single coin has achieved $69,202 in trading today, breaking its previous record of exactly one cent short of $69,000 which was set in november 2021. since then bitcoin went on a rollercoaster and the world of cryptocurrencies has been embroiled in controversy over failed trading platforms. michelle fleury is our north america business correspondent. what's driven this surge? after 18 months in which we've seen bankruptcies, court cases that have really led people to question the foundations of this ecosystem, suddenly here we are talking

i'm joined by leigh ann caldwell, anchor for washington post live, and leon emirali — a former ministerial consultant. let's start with you, leeann, and just talk to me about this issue of us influence over israel. it's a question that's been asked to and growing more loud i suppose ever since the us shifted its tone towards israel but without any seemingly obvious shift in plan from israel. . ., �* , israel. yeah, that's right. there hasn't been _ israel. yeah, that's right. there hasn't been a _ israel. yeah, that's right. there hasn't been a lot _ israel. yeah, that's right. there hasn't been a lot of— israel. yeah, that's right. there hasn't been a lot of influence i israel. yeah, that's right. there. hasn't been a lot of influence on, from the us on israel and benjamin netanyahu. but the rhetoric from the us has become sharper and sharper. this is the first time that the president, president biden, has spoken to netanyahu injust president, president biden, has spoken to netanyahu in just over 30 days, actually. and the readout we got is that the president urged netanyahu not to do a g

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gianno caldwell and leslie marshall.ork for president biden and his campaign to go hard on the campaign trail against the former president? >> they've been doing it for years now. i don't think that is resonating. they have never taken their foot off the gas. the truth of the matter is in arizona as an example, biden is at 39%, trump 43%. robert f. kennedy, jr. 10%. in arizona, biden 33%, trump at 40%, kennedy at 11%. this is going to be a race about kitchen table issues, people know for the first time in american history we have over a trillion dollars in credit card debt. people can't afford to buy food. inflation might be down for the data but the prices are not. interest rates are up. foreclosures are up. this is a problematic scenario and he needs to speak to the real issues. just bashing trump and talking about january 6th and other issues won't be enough to get him over the finish line. people want to see progress and prosperity. joe biden has given them the decline of america. >> sandra: we spend a lot of time du

and so you know but beyond her hypocrisy trey gowdy, she just wrong on effexor gianno caldwell is notie has the latest incidents of the week before we saw new york police officers being savagely beaten him a we illegal aliens in this country and before that, we saw gangs of illegal aliens on motorbikes dragging innocent americans through subways as a committed crimes against them. you know, they were alterable to see somebody like katie porter's of any was such worked morally bankrupt valley serving in congress i guess the good news is, she's apparently to advertise for liberal democrats in california because it appears that she's going to lose a primary in today's lovely, be out of elected office altogether later this year but at the end of our select with a very tragic, and undeniable conclusion katie porter and impressed joe biden and his administration, for the last three years have shown that they care more about open borders they care about murdered americans. >> mentioned joe biden let's listen to them at all ask you a question on the other side. biden: us long past time to act

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. >> but only this week, emma, we had the appalling story of emma caldwell , the girl in scotland.tland. >> absolutely . >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> you know, and you >> i mean, you know, and you know, family statement. her >> i mean, you know, and you know, saidfamily statement. her >> i mean, you know, and you know, said itmily statement. her >> i mean, you know, and you know, said it was statement. her >> i mean, you know, and you know, said it was a atement. her >> i mean, you know, and you know, said it was a toxicent. her >> i mean, you know, and you know, said it was a toxic culture. mum said it was a toxic culture. misogyny corruption meant misogyny and corruption meant the . many the police failed. so many failed. just but so failed. not just emma but so many girls. many women and girls. >> and again this comes >> yeah. and again this comes back the attitude emma back to the attitude emma caldwell was in a woman in prostitution. yes um, you just say sex worker . no, i hate that say sex worker. no, i hate that phrase . absolutely. yeah. it is phrase. absolutely. yeah.

gianno caldwell, fox news political analyst, and leslie marshall, fox news contributor.ving technical difficulties with your studio where you are. but we will have your voice, so welcome to both of you. president biden is winning the primaries like never before, gianno. >> yes, but this uncommitted issue i think is going to be a very big issue for him. not just in terms of optics, but certainly in november. i think when we are considering these issues, we just heard with the president said, he would hope that joe biden would make decisions based on those votes, that he already started. he already started walking back things he said about israel and said, we need to have a cease fire, i'm going to press them to do that. he has been making policy decisions based on the expectations of some of the voters on the left that do not want to see israel fight back, which is their right. >> harris: leslie, first of all, i want your topline thoughts on that, and then i want to show you what's happening for other democrats. this is moving down-ticket. let's look at that first. this i

senior political correspondent jonathan martin, and ""washington post"" live coanchor, leigh ann caldwelldid biden do anything with this trip to neutralize what is an issue that has been killing him? >> in the short-term, no, but she's checked off something he probably should have done six to eight months ago. look. this has been an obvious challenge for him and for his party for some time now. i think biden was slow to realize that. to his credit, they tried to address this. obviously in the congress, before donald trump killed the compromise bill in the senate, but i think biden's paying a price because he was too slow on the issue. look. he was warned by his pollster in the first year of his white house that inflation, immigration, and crime were rising issues with the voters. >> jonathan: yeah. >> they were slow on all three, but immigration has been the most damaging i think in the last couple of months. >> jonathan: leigh ann, there's been reporting that the white house is considering exec siuti actions, but you heard senator murphy. is anything coming? are they going to do somethin