and at the same time gants was not just an opponent to netanyahu.e was actually an anti-dote in the eyes of a lot of israelis. they understood netanyahu was putting toxins into the veins of society. there's one big difference between israel and america. you see now demands for a primary happening this morning to return against netanyahu. it turns out the ministers at least a few of them seem to have a little more spine, self-respect, and integrity than the entire republican caucus in the house and the senate where other than one exception basically are not ready to challenge trump. so that may be a diversion in israel, but that itself, might be a warning sign to trump as well. >> ian, do you think that -- as long as benjamin netanyahu's prime minister, he can't be indicted. even if he were to go into a coalition, his ins sentive is to string this out, maybe have a third election. can he -- if that happens, could he somehow overcome all these problems? >> he's holding on by his fingernails, but they're really long. we're potentially heading into a th

. >> reporter: it was one of her last wishes. 6-year-old olivia gants riding along with the police. >> we don't know how much longer she has. >> reporter: the celebration of a young life, believed to be ravaged by a terminal illness. her mother, kelly renee turner bringing the local community together to make the last months of her daughter's life special. >> here's my bucket list. >> reporter: but now authorities say it was all a lie. the only truly sick person, the mother, kelly, who's now under arrest and accused of murdering her daughter. authorities say it was a devious crime all playing out in public. like the time her daughter became an honorary firefighter. >> she said i want to battle with batman. we're going to battle captain hook. >> reporter: and she got that wish. seen here on the cbs denver affiliate. >> a dream is a wish your heart makes. >> reporter: olivia died in 2017, just 7 years old. her obit we're said the was a rare disease. but her mother is charged with receiving fraudulent payments of half a million dollars and theft associated with a gofundme account. >> the

from the results of the 2 favorites gained enough seats for a parliamentary majority it meant the gants was tasked with forming a coalition government however a number of sticking points did get in the way of all of this because gans refuses to cooperate with netanyahu claiming he's been in office for too long and this one corruption meanwhile the prime minister himself has also said that he has no intention of siding with his. political rival in addition the 9 political kingmaker liben rejects both of them and insists on a radical overhaul of the entire political system israel has been trapped in the current political deadlock since the 1st general election in april now the country is likely to face and i'm president of the election in the year we are split tical analyst mitchell barak how he sees the situation unfolding we definitely are in unchartered waters so it's not clear what's going to be but there is now a period of waiting which is about $21.00 days where the president basically throws it to the knesset what's happening is it sounds easy ok if we don't have a government we're

meeting with mr netanyahu is a last ditch attempt to form a unity government it made no progress if mr gant cannot form a coalition israel could face a 3rd election in less than a year more witnesses have been publicly questioned in the impeachment inquiry against donald trump one of them the white house ukraine expert described his phone call with ukraine's president as improper ukraine says it's ready to accept a quote reasonable compromise on settling the conflict in the east more than 13000 people have been killed in the 5 year conflict between russia back separatists and ukrainian government forces leaders from ukraine russia germany and france all expected to discuss that issue at a summit next month ukraine's foreign minister says he'll go to the meeting with open ideas and an open mind. amnesty says more than 100 iranians have been killed since what it calls a brutal crackdown began last friday on protestors the government puts the number of that at 11 including 5 policemen state c.v.s. showing some of the protesters arrested for rioting up next to talk to our jazeera adrian's hear

. >> we'll get to what he does in a second, how did your congress gants interpret it, did you get a mixedeaction? >> my congregation is respectful. they're sharp intelligent people. and they respected the fact that i would give them a platform to make his case. and it would be based on how we came across. >> for the most part, we felt it was sincere. >> does that translate into the black vote? is that something we have to see? personally, he has a benefit to the white house, how he plays it is important. >> as recently as january. as the mayor defended what he chose to do with stop and frisk, you know, a number of people have pointed out critics who said, this is mighty politically convenient for him, and charles who sat in that seat a week or two ago, is talking about the mayor and feels strongly on the other side as you, and he's a new york times opinion writer, he wrote this column, i want to quote charles, i believe that bloomberg knew very well and understood the pain he was causing. he was making a collateral damage argument. there was a crime, and many of them were born with black

institution like bethel ame, that's 118 year institution in georgia and, believe me, the congress grey gantsy, very upset. >> richard, here's the question. does have separate hate crime legislation at the state level actually make a difference? >> i don't think it does, marty. i think it's an embarrassment, by the way, for the state of georgia not to have state hate crime bill or statute. that's just -- it's -- i don't know what their functioning or reasoning is but it's ridiculous and embarrassing. in the end, i don't think that's a preventive measure. this is a 16-year-old girl who is racist, who decided that, you know, she's going to try to attack black people in a church. i don't think she would ever have stopped and paused and say, oh, there's a state hate crime bill. i better not do this. no, she's mentally ill. there's definitely problems here with her. look, she was going to do it with kitchen knives. it wasn't like she had explosives, bombs, guns, shotguns, or a.k.-47s, she was taking kitchen knives. the take away from all of this, marty, is awareness. she told someone in school. th

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the advice sit one week after turkey gant controversial military offense any of syria. >> president trump has been criticized for withdrawing troops from the area ahead of the invasion. >> military leaders now say some american troops are staying in that region. >> unless attention is maintained on the group there's a very real possibility conditions could be set for reemergence. >> reporter: the u.s. will keep a strong presence in ear yeah to prevent a islamic state resurgence. some 6 to 700 will romaine down from 12 hundred hub. they were soon repositioning themselves around oil fields in eastern syria this weekend. in mid october the president announced a pull out of u.s. forces from northern syria. the move came as turkey was preparing a military invasion to fight the same kurdish soldiers who helped american forces battle isis. a few weeks later, the u.s. was able to kill isis leader although they say they know the group has a new leader. >> we will pay close attention and where opportunities arise, we will go after him as well. >> reporter: turkey's offensive in syria and the isis t

i didn't mean to be ar gant in that no my contacts at the white house say, at last because presidentrump cares passionately about overdose and passionately about drug use. and he didn't want to sit down until this of the seven deadly since was agreed to. he wanted to see these kind of prosecutions now we can go forward and the president will play ball he was not going to play ball. >> by play ball o, you mean. >> willing to talk about, not rolling off, staying not rolling off. >> so december 15th doesn't come off but we don't add anymore >> new york the president does not want to have the chinese control the narrative because it will break down, but he was, i understand, very happy about the national archives control commission not just being involved with sending us bad fentanyl, which is causing, as david said, a huge number of deaths in this country it was a very good pre condition an this was important. so now there can be a real discussion it's interesting it came after yesterday's leak that there may not be or there will be a delay. you know, this has been something that the pr

. >>> un millÓn de gracias muchachos no saben las gants de que tenÍa de regresar, no poder sacarla aio polÍtico. >> a un juicio polÍtico en el congreso si han cometido actos de traiciÓn, soborno u otros delitos graves o menores, una vez termine la pesquiza el cuerpo legislativo deberÁ someter una votaciÓn y de ser aprobada la denuncia formal pasarÍa al senado que analiza la investigaciÓn preparada por la cÁmara baja y realiza una votaciÓn para determinar si el presidente permanece en su puesto o entonces debe dejar la casa blanca, asÍ es el proceso. >> pero aquÍ hay un punto muy importante, y hay que resaltarlo, y es que el senado es de mayorÍa republicana, para destituir al presidente donald trump harÍa falta un voto de dos tercios de ese cuerpo legislativo y cabe destacar que ningÚn presidente de los estados unidos jamÁs nunca ha sido removido de la casa blanca a travÉs precisamente de un juicio polÍtico. >> o sea que si pasara serÍa algo realmente histÓrico como recordarÁn los presidentes andrew johnson y bill clinton fueron enjuiciados pero no despedidos de su puesto, y el presid

so presumption uous and argue owe gant >> can i ask you a question? to me, i look at mayor bloomberg, i look on the merits of what he did to new york city, as a business person what he did as close as an independent as ever. >> he was an independent at one point. >> he was a republican at one point. >> he just became a democrat last year. >> why would you be dismissive of him >> i do not have a horse in this i don't care whatever you want to do with the democratics. >> it is fought whnot what i wa. >> whatever the democrats want to do. >> let's play it out what does that do in terms of politicki politicking -- splitting the vote >> obviously he takes from biden. he takes from buttigieg on day one. >> it lessens warren's chances >> within the party, that's the complicated party. it is the difference between the primary and the national election are there a lot of disenfranchised democrats who think warren is too left are there people who wouldn't come out to vote at all because of it or dare i say might even vote for trump i think there are. that's wha