is pushing for it.— president isaac herzog is ”ushinforit. ., , pushing for it.hing for it. how significant is it? it is _ pushing for it. how significant is it? it is a _ pushing for it. how significant is it? it is a very _ pushing for it. how significant is it? it is a very significant i is it? it is a very significant because of the role of the israeli politics is to stand above politics and to speak for everyone, to speak for the whole of israeli society and it is read to see israeli president historically intervene in public issues and even rarerfor them to intervene in public issues and even rarer for them to take specific positions. what we saw from isaac herzog was him coming out very strongly against the government proposal over this overhaul. whether this stops the proposals is the question. this stops the proposals is the cuestion. ,, ,, . ., , ., question. the us secretary of defence lloyd _ question. the us secretary of defence lloyd austin - question. the us secretary of defence lloyd austin visited l defence lloyd austin visited the country and ex

recently says there needs to be consensus in israel, which mirrors herzog's position, these laws cannotied out by a minority. namor biden speaks out, the more concerned of israeli establishment gets. outside the u.s. there is no dependable ally for israel and they need to look at biden, who is a staunch supporter of israel if he is saying they need to pause, they need to take that seriously. laura: it is reflected by american jews, the staunch support for the state of israel no matter what is being questioned because of pl to get rid of judicial independence. joel: yes, i am jewish. just this past weekend we had pum.ri always at synagogue there is a in that service and and allae services. that is now being debated. americans are concerned about what kind of state of israel we are talking about. we wanted to be a democracy that reflects our values. it is a deep, tribally -- trbling relationship. not that jews do not want an israel, but look at israel as an ally of values. if it becomes autocratic, in no longer reflects those values. it is one of the most liberal constituencies in the u.s

yesterday we have seen time and time again from netanyahu and from president herzog before then that there is a legitimate fear of an outbreak of violence and civil war. handing over to someone like ben-gvir his own national guard is only going to increase those fears especially amongst the protesters and the population who are scared of a national crackdown onto the protesters. nastasya: you mentioned the phrase civil war. are there broader concerns around security especially given israel's nuclear arsenal? alissa: that is a really good question. the main security -- the main challenge here is really trying to appease all parties involved. especially yesterday we saw how the general population is strong and vibrant and can take to the streets and bring israel to a complete standstill. during yesterday's protests as well we also saw ben-gvir and netanyahu calling for their loyalists to take to the streets against the protesters. that really evoked fear of a civil war. that is why when benjamin netanyahu went on camera really stressed the importance of avoiding that. nastasya: i could

condemned the violence in all its forms and we also fully agree with the statements from president herzogand netanyahu that citizens cannot take the law into their own hands. what happened was totally unacceptable and something we have heard loud and clear from our israeli partners. unacceptable, something we've heard from our israeli partners. the meeting was designed to address situations like this. the president extends his personal thanks to his majesty, king abdullah of georgia and president cece of egypt -- president zizi of egypt for their help. my second update has to do with saudi arabia and ukraine. as you know, we are and have been for the last year asking all partners to do what they can to support ukraine. we welcome the visit made yesterday by saudi arabia's foreign minister and senior saudi humanitarian and energy officials. for meetings with president zelenskyy and the rest of his leadership team of. this was the first min sterile visit by an asia state to kyiv. they arranged millions in assistance including generators and badly needed products and supplies. these deliveri

isaac herzog said he could not watch his country being ripped apart before his eyes.le east correspondent tom bateman. the protesters have now breached the main north—south highway that runs through tel aviv. we can now see mounted police, israeli security forces heading towards the protesters. this is exactly what israel's far right police minister said he would not allow. he calls these people anarchists. they say they are fighting for democracy. so what is this all about? this is about the new nationalists israeli government led by benjamin netanyahu pushing through a series ofjudicial reform that pushing through a series ofjudicial reforms that its critics say would strip the israeli supreme court of its independence and would stack the judiciary in favour of the government. the mounted police are now pushing these protesters back. we're seeing a stand—off. the ones who breached this main road here are digging in. this is a clash for them over the future of this country. the protesters here are shouting, "shame" at the security forces. the border police are now fo

>> reporter: after making those comments president herzog was waiting for feedback and the opposition based around his so-called people's framework for judicial compromise, but on the tarmac before he flew to betterlin for meeting, benjamin netanyahu seemed to reject it as out of handen about. >> translator: unfortunately, the things presented by the president were not agreed upon by the coalition representatives. key sections of the outline he presented only perpetuate the existing situation and do not bring the required balance to the israeli branches of government. this is the unfortunate truth. >> reporter: so the situation remains as it was before, that the judicial overhaul will continue. the government says it wants to get it through israel's parliament before the jewish festival of pass over at the beginning of april. and if that happens, protests will continue as well. this is where the action will be throughout most of the day, this road is usually cholk full of traffic. and it seems that as herzog would have hoped in some kind of compromise, but that is not in the offing ri

president herzog has also called for a halt on the plans. update if you would. it has, heafina an update if you would. it has, hearing you — an update if you would. it has, hearing you that _ an update if you would. it has, hearing you that you _ an update if you would. it has, hearing you that you can - an update if you would. it has, hearing you that you can of. an update if you would. it has, | hearing you that you can of the situation facing the country and the developments shows you what a swirling maelstrom israel finds itself in. the situation is unprecedented, there have been regular protests and demonstrations in israel, but this reached a tipping point last night when binyamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, fired his defence minister, yoav gallant. he is a fellow member of the likud party and that sent people on to the streets. i was outside the prime minister's home as protesters waved flags and chanted. they were fired on by water cannon and they moved to the israeli parliament, where they stayed, saying they would not sto

in a press conference with the prime minister of the zionist regime netanyahu should investigate herzog'sn, which was opposed and faced by the media . their verbal confrontation in front of the cameras was described as an unprecedented diplomatic confrontation in berlin. protests in the occupied territories as well as in european capitals arrived in berlin with a few hours delay. in germany, there were also rallies by jewish opponents and supporters of the palestinian people against the hosting of the prime minister of the occupying regime by the german authorities . and don't go back. for weeks, there have been massive protests against him. protest rallies were held in berlin against hosting netanyahu. let's implement zionist apartheid . we expect the german authorities to be extraneous in their relations with this dictatorial government. writers and artists in the occupied territories asked germany to cancel netanyahu's visit , they say, and as food reforms, thinking of exonerating himself from the corruption charges against him , the pro-palestinian media condemned the action of the ge

. -- i echo the call of president herzog. it is a good step that the legislation put -- is put on hold. i strongly urge the leader, president netanyahu, come to a compromise before pushing forward again. isaac herzog has the trust of all parties and is the right person to trust to come up with a compromise. i urge both sides to work with him at a time when israel faces dangers, particularly from iran, the last thing israel needs is divisiveness at home. let's hope they can come to compromise. aumf -- this afternoon the senate will vote on cloture on aumf repeal, bringing us one step closer to finally repealing the 1991 and 2002 iraq aumf's. one cloture -- once cloture is invoked this afternoon, we'll hold a few more votes on additional republican amendments. senators should then expect to vote on final passage of the iraq aumf repeal as soon as tomorrow. repealing the iraq aumf's has been good an reasonable process here on the floor. we had a strong, bipartisan vote on cloture last week. we're allowing republican amendments a

and he will be meeting with the chancellor and effectively said that these proposals by president herzoge too similar to the way that they are already. and so far as far as the government is concerned, there will be judicial overhaul the next couple weeks before the jewish festival passover. and as you can see, the protests behind me, they are still continuing. it is still relatively early here, so it will build up throughout the day. this has been going on now for the last two months. and it seems that although herzog's words were certainly very striking, that there is still no opportunity or compromise between the government and between the protesters and the opposition in parliament, judicial reform, that these protests will continue. >> elliott, thank you. >>> on the battlefield in eastern ukraine, one commander says ukrainian soldier destroyed a russian military jet near bakhmut with new video appearing to show that very moment. >> and it shows the jet's wreckage burning and what appears to be a white parachute suggesting the pilot may have been able to kree jeeject from plane. ukra

according to isaac herzog , it is going through its most difficult moments since its formation, the greatnesshich has been widely spread in the media of the zionist regime. in order to start collecting, is it necessary as an american strategy to use the worst era of trench warfare in the first world war, when the forces are as far apart as the range of hand grenades and they are fighting together, 20,000 pieces will be 2,000 times stronger than war, real time has exploded everywhere in the world. i honor the hiroshima atomic bomb and the memory of the thousands of victims of the american atomic attack, while after more than three quarters of a century and dozens of years of demanding the japanese people to be accountable to washington for this heinous killings and the necessity of institutional response as if nothing really happened in hiroshima and nagasaki it didn't happen and the whole thing was just a story because america has been trying for years to produce action as a necessity to end the war, history shows that the goal is to win and gain global supremacy, the price of sacrificing a t

isaac herzog announced that israel is facing its most difficult moment since giri spends his time calling a solution to the issue of food reforms. this is the second time zod has warned about the internal collapse of the zionist regime and accused washington of trying to prolong the war in ukraine. america is lengthening the war is clear to everyone, and by achieving this goal, he uses all his strength. he also announced that there are no preconditions for transferring the ukraine issue to a peaceful path, and he continues to achieve his goals . america this time in florida, one month after a train carrying toxic substances overturned in ohio, a train carrying 30,000 gallons of liquid protein in processing was derailed . florida officials say that no leakage from these tankers has been seen so far, however, to the residents of the region be warned to be ready that in if the situation changes, they should leave the region. efforts to clean up the toxins released in the air train accident are still ongoing, even after more than a month has passed . two days ago, another train overturned in

. >> michael herzog is cleaning up, months after flooding damaged his home on river road. >> it was pushing us out. it wasn't once or twice, three times. >> many of the belongings were trashed, but there are things to salvage the for the river rises again. >> i have to get everything out. this chair, my grandfather's chair. >> neighbors are tarpon, boarding and sandbagging where it makes sense. >> see this water line? that was a major flood. that is how high it got. >> the next-door neighbor's home was nearly destroyed after previous floods. it is unlivable. >> the floor is 20 feet. >> even with flood after flood, in a matter of months he will not let mother nature destroyed his spirit. >> you have a good attitude. >> when it's gone once and then twice you learn to let go. >> there are mounds of mud throughout the neighborhood, just one example of what they have been dealing with. the cleanup from the last flood from a few months ago ongoing, these residents are hoping for the best. they do expect heavier rain from the storm. >> people rushing to stock up on sandbags. stations set up around

rejected every proposal for compromise, mainly the proposal put forward by israel's president, isaac herzogand think tanks. the proposal was rejected by the government after 17 minutes. 17 minutes after it was proposed in a speech on live television. and i think that right now it seems that the government is not really interested in any compromise. >> my goodness. and so how long are people vowing to stay out in the streets? >> well, i think that if there's one thing that benjamin netanyahu is surprised about, is the fact that this thing has been going on for so long, and it doesn't seem to be weakening, it's just every week you see more and more people in the streets. i'll just give you a small example. there's a town in israel that is a stronghold, benjamin netanyahu lives in a town not far from there, it's a stronghold. and tonight for the first time, hundreds of people there went into the streets and demonstrated. this is not a liberal place, not a left wing town. this is a right wing conservative town and hundreds of people went to the streets and demonstrated. so i think that every we

isaac herzog said that what is happening now is a real disaster and nightmare. this senior official of capital in astana we are at the point of no return, he added, also about netanyahu's plan to change some judicial laws, he said that netanyahu's plan should be completed in full. deposed netanyahu says that the goal of the protests is not to change judicial laws, and their goal is to overthrow the structure of this regime. images have been published in some news sources that show that the protesters , who have been protesting for the third month , have closed the main highway of tel aviv, at the same time as the protests escalated to the british minister of internal security of the zionist regime fired the head of the traffic police due to the lack of intensity in dealing with the protesters. the british recently notified the police to deal with the opposition with full force . the representatives of the chinese national people's congress unanimously voted in their 14th session. to select the object again they voted for xi jinping as the president of china for

massive protests against the policies of netanyahu's cabinet, the prime minister of the zionist regime, herzog, the head of this regime, in response to these protests, said that israel is going through its most difficult moments since its formation and is close to collapse. but despite the widespread zionist strikes and protests, the british parliament approved this part of netanyahu's food reform bill , in this regard, with mr. hamid khoshaind, an expert on west asian issues, mr. khoshaind, hello, good time , mr. khushal khan, a zionist who holds the majority the right-wing parties led by netanyahu-roth passed the midnight of two more clauses of the so-called constitutional reform plan, which narrows the powers of the supreme court and gives the incumbent prime minister the benefit of food poisoning, according to the warnings of many the current and former zionist authorities have given the consequences of the approval of this law. can we say that with these approvals, israel is a few steps closer to civil war , what we are witnessing today in the occupied territories and will form other clau

herzog credits ibsen as a major influence on her own writing. to pare down language and scenes, matching the pared-down style of the production, to bare the essential quality of the characters. >> sit down. this could take a while. >> i tried to dial up the ways nora was in control of the situation. so even if she's playing, you know, innocent or playing a victim or playing helpless, it is still a choice she's making. and she is still sort of and in significant ways the director and stage manager of the proceedings, even if she gets what she wants by playing a sort of traditional woman. jeffrey: you saw that in the original? >> absolutely. jeffrey: because i'm not sure that's the way everybody reads it or has seen it in the past. >> i think you're right. but i don't think that's because it's not there. i think it's just the way the play has been received as this kind of feminist polemic has flattened some of the subtleties of the original. jeffrey: chastain says she wanted to avoid presenting a polemic or ted talk argument. the unusual staging h

. >>> president herzog called on the government for overhaul after the prime minister benjamin netanyahuired the country defense minister over opposition to the plan sparking mass protests in the country. takeoffs from the tel aviv airport have been suspended. the government rethink the approach to reform earlier this hour. >> translator: i call on the government to come to their senses and stop legislation and talk to us. we don't have to crash. we don't have to fall apart. there are solutions. i call on the coalition. let's go to the president's residence and start a dialogue. at the end of which, we will have the constitution based on the declaration of independence and in a country we live with mutual respect. >>> people in germany are bracing force mass strike on the transport network. airports and ports and railways and buses are all on strike over higher pay and what is set to be the largest walkout in decades. germany's largest operaor called it unnecessary and excessive. >>> french prime minister elizabeth borne is set to meet with opposition leaders in a bid to end protests. tr

herzog says israel is in the depths of a real crisis and on the brink of civil war.l would deny the government absolute control over 14 judges. prime minister benjamin netanyahu immediately rejected the proposal. he wants to give the government more sway in selecting judges and limit the power of the supreme court to strike down legislation. netanyahu has shortened a trip to berlin following consultations on developments in national security, his office -- according to his office. earlier, hundreds only demonstration at an israeli airport. they had a convoy of cars and held banners denouncing the government over the proposed changes to the judiciary. >> i asked all the citizens of israel to come to the demonstrations, to protest, to stop the dictatorship. >> we will protest until this dictatorial government is removed and the corrupt man vacates the space with his entire family. we will not give up even if the laws will not pass. laura: security forces in senegal have surrounded the home of an opposition leader in the capital as the authorities ban rallies by his sup

president isaac herzog also said... the current legislation advancing through parliament "needs to be are coming from us now from the scene. no immediate details about the circumstances of that shooting. as we said it has come on a day of widespread protests against those government plans to overhaul the judicial system and the height intentions there —— heightened tension. protesters today blocked access to the airport in tel aviv, forcing the prime minister benjamin netanyahu to take a helicopter there. as you can see here some protesters resisted police efforts to clear the highway. several were arrested. this was a confrontation between a protester and israel�*s security minister itamar ben—gvir outside the airport. this drone footage shows some of the traffic chaos created today as protesters blocked main intersections in tel aviv and other cities. let�*s hear from some protestors. i am protesting against the regime coup that is endangering the country we all love. we have no choice, if we won�*t voice our opinion today, raise our heads and speak up — tomorrow we won�*t have the

they cannot catch a break, including michael herzog, who is still cleaning up from the last warm from january. michael says the flooding damaged his home and they dealt with mudslides and there is mounds of mud in their neighborhoods. many of michael's belongs were trashed but there are things to salvage before he says the san lorenzo river could potentially jump its banks again. we've already seen that this morning. people here are carping and they boarded up and put out sandbags. he is not letting any of this destroyed his spirit but he is prepared. >> we just have to get everything up, you know? this chair, my grandfather's chair, we have to get it to higher ground. >> you had a pretty good attitude. >> when it has happened once or twice, you learn to let go. we do not want to let go too much more. port that we talked to a couple people who live in this area and they tell us monday and tuesday, jessica has mentioned when it comes to another round of potential atmospheric rivers, yeah, they're looking at that very closely because they are scared this river will potentially jump its

. >> reporter: michael herzog is still cleaning up months after flooding damaged his home on river road. >> just pushing it out. just washing this out. it wasn't just once or twice. gosh darn it, three times, are you kidding me? >> they gave a pretty good attitude. which is awesome. >> when it is gone once anlearn let go. but we don't want to let go too much more. >> reporter: this area of felton grove is under an evacuation warning tonight. >>> okay, so, the most important person in the building today. and every day is paul who is checking our forecast. you have been pretty busy because we basically have been seeing this active radar. lots of activity all day. >> all day. flooding problems all day. we had numerous flooding and wind damage reports and we are still facing that threat tonight where kenny is near felton road. san lorenzo river expected to crest around 5:00 tomorrow morning. maybe a foot or two below where it crested back in january. wet, breezy. for the rest of tonight and into friday morning. gradually the focus for that rain will shift further and further south. but loca

isaac herzog said he could not watch his country being ripped apart before his eyes.ple have been shot and wounded in tel aviv in what israeli authorities say is a suspected terror attack. earlier, an israeli military raid killed three suspected palestinian militants in the occupied west bank. a few hours after that, the us defense secretary lloyd austin arrived in israel for talks. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman has the latest from the protests in tel aviv. the protesters have now breached the main north—south highway that runs through a mounted police, israeli security forces heading towards the protesters. this is exactly what israel's far right policeman has. he calls these people and our guests. they say they're so what is this all abouta pushing through a series its supreme court of instep independence and it would start the judiciary in favour the mounted police are now. we are they're about to breach this main route here, digging in. this is over the future the protesters shame at the border police sense of the border police are still trying to push

you might very little, there was an opportunity earlier in the week when president herzog proposed abut the government immediately shut it down and i think in many ways administered netanyahu himself may want to stop this, may want to find some sort of compromise but it has been really hemmed in by hardliners in his own party and particularly by the coalition partners. in many ways he can't stop the process and i think the government will continue to try to push through this judicial overhaul as quickly as possible. you talk about the hardliners and netanyahu's, but how hardline are we talking? very hard line. in terms of what they would like to do i mean not only to introduce more stringent religious laws on israel's population but particularly his far—right coalition partners — the grand design is for them to annex the west bank without giving palestinian presidents citizenship or equal rights and so removing the supreme court as an obstacle to that plan is really a central part of their agenda. 50 really a central part of their arenda. " ., agenda. so 11 weeks into protest. _ agen

today as well, but president herzog said that he hopes that the negotiations will quote calm the spirits lower the flames and lead to positive results with a broad agreement. there is still a lot of anger and suspicion, and there will be more protests not only among the opposition, but supporters are also expressing their intent to go to the streets. both sides very intrenched in their desire to push their each push their side. i will say that we still don't know what's going on with the defense minister post. now the sunday evening netanyahu did fire of gallant the defense minister, but he never received a formal dismissal letter and yesterday, gallant attended a routine security meeting, and netanyahu has not said a word about the defense minister since then. there is a lot of speculation that perhaps for the time being to calm the situation that the status quo will remain in terms of the defense minister, posting and gallant will remain at his post. okay, thank you so much. that is natasha and i, for us and whist, jerusalem migrants had held a protest outside the detention center in n

president herzog has also called for a halt on the plans.rade unions in israel are taking action in response to the plans to reform the judiciary — among the places affected, ben gurion airport in tel aviv, where departures have been halted, as you can see here. two major seaports have also been affected, and it's being reported that the medical association and the federation of local authorities are also joining the nationwide strike. the mcdonald's burger franchise is also closing its branches in israel today. our middle east correspondent anna foster gave us this update from jerusalem. we are still waiting from the prime minister, binyamin netanyahu, there was a suggestion this morning that he may make a statement to the nation, that he may agree to pause this legislation. but nothing has come and there is a growing storm across israel as more people go on strike there is a growing crowd of demonstrators outside the knesset and the onus is on binyamin netanyahu to make some sort of decision about what he does with this legislation. he may

missed more isaac herzog the zionist regime warned that what is happening now in israel is a real disaster and nightmare . according to the report of the euronews tv channel, more than 4,000 refugees made their way through one of the most dangerous migration routes in the world to italy in just two days. according to the official data of the italian government, the arrival of immigrants to this country has tripled in the first quarter of 2023. the flax network in south africa is suffering from a lack of water. cnn network reports on the water level behind the dams. at iran network has expressed concerns about another drought, while the daily consumption of water in this city has increased to 300 million liters per day, this has caused the city authorities to seek the implementation of restrictive laws, the south korean army announced. north korea on monday fired a ballistic missile towards the sea, according to afp, this test is the latest test of the country's weapons tests. north korea also announced on friday that it had tested an underwater drone capable of carrying a nuclear warhead,

expansion of the scope of demonstrations and protests against netanyahu and his cabinet next year, isaac herzog , the zionist regime is weak, about the collapse of the regime and the occurrence of civil war in the shadow of these warnings, the demonstrations in occupied palestine continue it continues in more than 150 regions, despite the fact that the zionist regime is approving a bill of laws to protect netanyahu against impeachment and dismissal and change what is called the judicial system in the accident of a mine explosion near bugatti. until the the capital of colombia , 21 miners died, the authorities announced that the cause of the explosion was due to the accumulation of gas in the balsa mine. illegal mining and non-observance of safety precautions were reported last year, 160 people lost their lives in 117 mining accidents in colombia. in the last night, 438 people in the world died due to the corona virus. the united states topped the list of deaths with 134 deaths. and japan with 57 and russia with 38 are even in the ranking after imran khan, the former prime minister of pakistan f

compromise and they have continued with the legislation despite the pleas of the president of israel, herzog. if they will put forward the legislation and pass it as is, there is some likelihood that the supreme court of israel will strike down parts of this legislation or maybe even the entire thing and then what will happen is something truly unprecedented in israeli history a full on constitutional crisis where the majority in our police department in the knesset, the supreme court will strike it down and then we will have a fundamentally dangerous but very important question, who will the authorities in the country, the military, the police, the internal security agency, who will they listen to, the government or the court, the court of law. >> extraordinary times indeed. amir tibon heretz senior editor, thank you for sharing your views with us. >> thank you. >> after weeks of protest, the french government is pushing ahead with plans to reform the system. a bill backed by president emanuel macron. the bill would gradually raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. and it's still several st

the president of the zionist regime, isaac herzog, for dialogue between different political spectrums and trying to create a positive atmosphere. analysts expressed doubts about netanyahu's good intentions . they warned that his action in raising the white flag is an attempt to disrupt the opposition and protests of many people who have been in the last few months. with netanyahu visited them and said that he is delusional, distanced from reality and has no control over the details. many people are against the coup, or he was not without compensation . he approved that he will take orders directly from bangar. this issue caused anger and opposition in the zionist regime police and did not break the fast in quds. this is the title of the urban signs that have been widely displayed in kabul, the capital of afghanistan, since yesterday. the last days of the month of sha'ban, the youth population of kabul city with the same slogan, they started cleaning and beautifying the symbol of al-aqsa mosque in the capital of afghanistan, which met the demand of the people of this country on social

and it is to overturn supreme court decision, but they are full speed ahead, and this is when isaac herzogu plan, and what is more informed is the impassioned plan of what he saying that the divisiveness is doing to the country, and that it could be on the brink of a civil war. >> translator: whoever thinks that a real civil war of human lives is a limit that we will not reach, he has no idea. in my life in the worst nightmares, i never thought that i would hear such words, even if it is from to a small minority of people. i heard startling rhetoric and real deep hatred and people from all of the harpies that the idea of blood in the streets no longer shocks them. >> and ett is not just the protesters in the street that is concerning, but that there should be consensus around the reforms. >> thank you for joining us. i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto and kate bolduan will join us after t th break. dicated trucks a and dri. chairs, gotta go... okay! i'm thinking couches... or loveseats? yeah, loveseats. something about loveats make me feel happy. ken...? i bought theeam! cash brothers! if

>> wolf president isaac herzog last night unveiling his own comprised plan on these reforms, acknowledginghanges are need but it doesn't go as far as benjamin netanyahu government plan, what was more notable with the passed speech and the warnings he had about the divisiveness that the reforms are dividing the country. >> whoevers thinks that a real civil war of human lives is a limit that we will not reach, he has no idea. in my life, in the worse nightmares, i never thought i would hear such words. even if it is from a very small minority of people. i heard startling rhetoric, i heard real deep hatred. i heard people from all the parties that the idea of blood in the streets no longer shocks them. >> reporter: but soon after the speech israeli prime minister been men netanyahu said thanks but no thanks, saying the compromise is one-sided doesn't go far enough. today we saw it once again across dozens of places across israel, israelis flooding the streets once again, wolf, this protests have been going on nearly three months and they're probably the largest and longest decorations in isra

these people here seem like they can't catch a break including mccall herzog who is cleaning up from the last storm back in january. michael said the flooding damaged his home. they dealt with mudslides and there is mounds of mud in the neighborhoods. many of his belongings were trashed but there are things to salvage before the river rises again. we saw it rise this morning. so, the people are taring, boarding and sandbagging. michael says he is not letting any of it destroy his spirit but he is prepared. >> i have to get everything up, you know. so, this chair, my grandfather's chair got to get up to higher ground. >> you have a good attitude. >> when it is gone once and twice you learn to let go. we don't want to let go too much more. >> reporter: while the river levels are going down, that doesn't mean people's worries are receding. they are probably amplified because it's raining. the san lorenzo river is small. it's not uncommon to see it swell up and then recede. with the rain falling, we could be in the same boat we saw an hour ago where the waters are washing up into people'

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hitha herzog following this and scott martin also here for the market impact. the markets are worried about this, scott. they had a funny way of showing it today. maybe they're used to this in general. i'm wondering about the fallout here. what do you see happening if we can't get a handle on our nation's finance. >> not good things. you're right. unfortunately, neil, the market is getting used to this administration's tough talk, let's say or scary talk to the consumer and the small business man and woman. that's really what scares me, neil. if you look at the generation of wealth here in this country, the hard workers and all the small mom and pop businesses that are getting targeted by if biden administration, that's the future of the stock market and the future 0 the economy. those are your spenders and job creators. the economy is going to suffer big time if this tough talk keeps going on. mr. manchin is correct. the sense of you can't tax your way out of this. we should not considering that of all the pit falls and missteps, this administration has had in

netanyahu rejected a compromise proposal to diffuse the crisis put forward by israel's president isaac herzog, who warned in a televised address that israel stands on the brink of civil war. >> who ever thinks a true civil war is a war we will reach has no clue specifically now the 75th year of statehood. the of this is at arms reach. amy: meanwhile, tensions between israel and lebanon rose after israel's army said it killed an armed man who entered northern israel and set off a car bomb on monday, severely injuring an israeli civilian. israel's military said it was investigating whether lebanon's hezbollah fighters were behind the blast. in indonesia, indigenous people say construction of the new capital in borneo is pushing them off their land and they fear for their homes and livelihoods as the nation prepares to move its seat from jakarta to the east coast of the island of borneo. nusantara is set to be inaugurated as indonesia's new capital next summer. in 2019, president joko widodo announced the move away from jakarta, which is rapidly sinking into the java sea. this is balik tribal ch

. >> so alarm bells -- by the president herzog.ahu, he says no, the presidents proposals do not go far enough in terms of doing what the government wants to do, which is is to restore the balance between the different branches of government. so these protests going on today they are expected the much larger, for now rosemary, back to you. >> elliott gotkine joining us there from the streets of tel aviv, many thanks. still to come, my freedom day, students around the world are speaking up and taking action in the to raise awareness of modern day slavery and human trafficking. we are live in hong kong and dubai. that is next. o both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minuteses more restful sleep per night. proven q quality sleep. only from sleep number. i've always had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep— you know, insomnia. but then i found quviviq, an fda-approved medication for adults with insomnia. and i'm glad i found it. you wouldn't believe some of the things people suggested to help me sleep. nature sounds? ahh, no thank

israel's president herzog has spoken out on a controversial move to form the country's judiciary. the plan should be scrapped. protests arose to stop the prime minister at the airport this thursday. he had to be taken by airport to catch his flight for a state visit. -- he had to be taken by helicopter to the airport to catch his flight for a state visit. netanyahu's critics say he is ordering the reforms to try to avoid prosecution on corruption charges. >> another day of mass disruption. israel is dealingith one of its worst domestic crises over the new government's plan to overhaul the judiciary. it is the ninth straight week of demonstrations. on thursday, thousands of protesters blocked roads across the country and even barred prime minister benjamin netanyahu's route to the airport, forcing him to be airlifted there instead. >> i'm here this morning protesting for democracy. israel is on the verge of becoming an autocratic country. i'm here with my daughter, my friends, a lot of parents trying to save the country. >> the judicial reform would limit the power of the supreme c

herzog put out his own compromised proposal warning if a compromise is not reached, the country could war. >> translator: i'm going to use a phrase i haven't used before. an expression that there is no israeli who is not horrified when he hears it. whoever thinks that the real civil war of human lives is a limit that the world will not reach has no idea. precisely now in the 75th year of the state of israel, that is within touching distance. >> reporter: but the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu flatly rejecting the compromise proposal saying it doesn't do enough and he says that it would only perpetuate what he believes is the current problem with the judiciary. now the question will be what will netanyahu's government do next, will they push forward with their unilateral action trying to get it done within the next few weeks even few days or will they possibly potentially soften their legislation just a little bit to help tamper down the fervent emotions we're seeing on the streets here. hadas gold, cnn, jerusalem. >>> death toll from sigh cloak cyclone freddy is now 326. a

these people seem like they cannot catch a break including michael herzog who is still cleaning up from the last storm in january. mi the moun mud the neighborhoods as well. many of his belongings were trashed. there are some things to salvage before the next -- before the river potentially rises again. it has this morning. the people are already taring up, boarding up and sandbagging, taking blow after blow from mother nature. michael says he is not letting anything destroy his spirit. >> i just got to get everything up, you know. so, this chair, my grandfather's chair, you know, got to get up to higher ground. >> a good attitude. >> when it's gone once and twice you learn to let go. we don't want to let go too much more. >> reporter: right now we are taking a live look. this looked like a driveway in to someone's home. you see the water all the way back past the fence. since we have been here in the last 10, 15 minutes we notice the water recede a bit. it's currently range. that is the fear for so many people that live in the ne >> t rain is coming down. hopefully everyone had a chanc

>> unless they can find a compromise formula on judicial reform, and the president of israel, herzog,g intensely consulting with experts, judicial experts, constitutional lawyers to try to figure out whether or not there is a balance to be struck to legitimate reform of the judicial system without so e emasculating the supreme court that you actually have governance by the legislature. whether that can be found, jim, i don't know. but if this judicial reform passes its three readings, the supreme court i suspect will declare it unconstitutional, quote, unquote, even though israel doesn't have a formal constitution, and you're going to have a truly constitutional crisis. you've had calls, former mossad director of the israeli cia, the mossad, basically said that israeli intelligence, security officials, are not obligated to owe pay the directors of a legitimate government. that's where this is heading. an i think the consequences could be very dire, even for a system like israel that has avoided by and large over the decades violent protests. >> absolutely. all right, aaron, we'll be w

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this as president herzog unveiled a compromise plan saying the country was "on the brink of civil warsays it's detected another launch from north korea on sunday. this time, a short-range ballistic missile. officials say it flew nearly 500 miles, about 800 kilometers, before landing in the sea between japan and the korean peninsula. while this follows multiple recent tests by pyongyang, including an intercontinental ballistic missile launch thursday. the tests coincide with ongoing military exercises between the u.s. and south korea. chinese scientists ran a simulation of a possible north korean missile attack on the u.s. they say it would take about 33 minutes for an icbm to reach the u.s. if american defense systems failed. cnn's will ripley has more on that and thursday's icbm launch. >> reporter: in the skies near japan, f-15s on the hunt for a suspected north korean intercontinental ballistic missile, catching what could be its last seconds in flight. experts say the burning object resembles a ballistic missile boost rocket re-entering the atmosphere, flying for about an hour at

president herzog posted both the government and the opposition together for the first time directly. there were indirect talks before under his aegis, never direct talks. i think the you're going to find those who've been leading the protests. they want to see how real is the style log. many question whether it will be real. i suspect actually, it will be and i said the reason i say that is because you know there we are seeing unprecedented action we've never seen before. reservists won't report for duty. you're looking at the largest labor federation . the history a green with the leaders of the banking and the business sector for the first time ever to have a general strike, universities shut down. all this came together and i think that's one of the reasons i think that netanyahu made the decision to do a pause. i think so long as people perceive this to be a genuine dialogue. they may not stop demonstrations generally because they're gonna want to keep some leverage, but i think they're gonna wait and see what happens. dennis for those that aren't as red in can you explain what t

earlier this week herzog released a compromise proposal but netanyahu immediately r rejected it.ents ago president biden welcomed ireland's prime minister to the white house. the first time biden who often celebrates his irish roots has been able to host the prime minister for the traditional st. patrick's day meeting in person. last two years were virtual due to covid joining us now from outside the white house is mike memoli parts this meeting are meant to be lighthearted but also serious issues at stake. >> reporter: that's right. this is always a lighthearted day no matter who is in the white house, but especially so for president biden who noted this morning that he is the great, great grandson of irish immigrants always proud to highlight his irish roots. i expect that he'll be talking about strong bonds historically. but, yes, there are major substantive issues as well to discuss. one of them has to do with the potential hang-up of a visit of president biden to ireland you will remember the good friday peace accords that they brokered 25 years ago have been somewhat at ris

for many, many years, and it's really, really amazing to see the current president of israel, isaac herzogned the other day that if this continues, there could be what he called a civil war in israel. i've never heard that kind of concern expressed within israel. it's really causing a lot of a lot of problems for israel. we're going to go in depth and take a closer look at all of this. our own nic robertson and had a scold or covering this for us. they will be joining us and we will find out what's the latest is barack ravid of axios, who's based in tel aviv. he knows a lot about what's going on in israel will join us as well. richard haass, the president of the council on foreign relations, he's going to join us. he spent a lot of time at the state. state department dealing with us israeli relations, and i'm not exactly sure. cover it. have you covered this story for a long time have been covered. netanyahu the president of the prime minister of israel, for a long time that netanyahu fully appreciates how much damage these policies are now doing to not only the u. s israeli relationship w

formed amongst the coalition as well as the opposition teams to meet at the israeli president isaac herzog'sresidents where he will act as mediator. but of course if they plan to bring this forward in the next parliamentary session, that's only a few weeks from now there's passover in between. that's not a lot. of time to get these negotiations done, and then will people accept those compromise reforms? and then also, the question is the protesters, the protesters who have been taking to the streets who still have a lot of energy, and a lot of organizational power behind them, they vowed to continue. there's more protests planned for today. more protests planned for later this week. they essentially do not believe benjamin netanyahu when he says that there will be a break when he says that he wants to heal the divisiveness that he wants to prevent a civil war. they say that they will continue their protests continue. taking to the streets until these reforms are completely taken off the table. another thing to keep in mind here jim is that last night was the first time we saw the protesters

i asked that question because the president of israel isaac herzog, himself raised that fear.ink there is there is a danger in that. i would have to say that the demonstrations have been almost entirely peaceful. uh that holds out some hope it can be avoided . but when now in a situation where for the next month under president hurts, so there will be an attempt to achieve consensus about the way forward with some changes to the judiciary, but hopefully accepted by both sides. i think that's gonna be difficult to achieve and if it isn't achieved because of the demands of the far right and religious parties in netanyahu's government on the one side and the demands of the opposition on the other then i think that we're going to go into a confrontation that could be very serious and potentially violent. martin indyk. thanks so much for joining us. thanks, wolf. coming up new filings from dominions lawsuit against fox news reveals shocking words from a top fox executive who lashed out against fact checking election lies. you're doing business in an app driven multii cloud world. t