nick: jenna sherman, thank you very much. jenna: thank you.k: finally tonight, our weekend spotlight. jason kander is a veteran of the war in afghanistan, and a once rising star in the democratic party. geoff bennett recently sat down with him to talk about how politics and post traumatic stress changed his life. geoff: jason kander is an afghanistan war veteran, former missouri secretary of state, and a once future starf the democratic party. even former president barack obama said as much. but in 2018, he dropped out in the home stretch of a race for mayor of kansas city that he was widely expected to win. revealing his ears long struggle with ptsd and his plan to seek treatment. jason kander has now written an unflinching new memoir detailing his personal journey, called, invisible storm, a soldier's memoir of politics and ptsd. jason kander, thank you so much for being with us. in your new memoir, it is extraordinarily brave in that it is is that family honest -- exceptionally honest. detail what transpired on october 1, 2018. you walk int

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here with my co-host harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany and joining us today jenna and david.s now outrage over the actions by los angeles's far left district attorney george gascon announcing plans to disband the unite that alerts victims about paroles. the district attorney's office told fox news while a victim has a right to be notified, they also have the right not to be contacted. after consulting with victim experts we don't believe this is a trauma informed approach. david, one of the deputy district attorney's there pointed to the fact that the d.a. recognized that victim service representatives will be at the hearings. they are not attorneys. when you take away the prosecutors and the victim's right to know and give them a serve that is counselling that's like putting a band-aid on something and is not a solution. a right to know supersedes the right not to be contacted. >> a couple of days ago i spoke to a friend of mine on a parole board and people in the law enforcement community about this issue. the important of impact statements not only in the courtroom but fro

that's jenna right there. and some of the staff in 2019 left for permanent positions both in the department of public health or, in one or two cases, the staff had some term limits on their employment as peers, so they went onto other opportunities, but it's really important to note that the peer staff that have come through gender health s.f., because of their opportunities through the program, were able to find permanent employment elsewhere in this program, which is a key part of this program and its workforce development. in 2020, as jenna mentioned and as we all know, covid showed up on the scene, and what i want to point out on this slide is where most places closed down or we had shelter in place orders, gender health s.f. did not. we saw to the completion of 182 surgeries during that on set of covid and still fielded about 130 referrals. once they brought on a field director and manager, their capacity increased again back to more average lefrl. they went back up to -- level. they went back up to 191 r

jenna barnes has the latest for us. en >> greenwood, indiana police applauding 22 year-old elijah and he was shopping at greenwood park mall with his girlfriend when the shooting began in the food court. he, too, was carrying a gun and shot and killed. the suspect. his actions were nothing short of heroic >> engaged the gunman from quite a distance with a handgun was very proficient in that very tactically sound. and as he moves to a close in on usthe suspect, he was also motioning for people to exit behind him. the shooting began around 6 sunday evening when the 20 year-old suspect emerged from a mall bathroom after spending over an hour inside. we believe he was getting ready. he added the waistband holster on was several magazines. he had a backpack. >> that had the second assault for second. >> rifle broken down and so that it would fit in there several rounds of ammunition. we think that he was kind of preparing for his his actions during that hour and 10 minutes. the police chief says the suspect identified as jon

jenna sacks reporting their cash app.keeping users informed, educated and protected from fraud are top priorities now to another warning about cyber criminals hacking your phone through public charging stations. law enforcement calls it juice jacking hackers break into the charging system to download malware or virus that's then downloaded to your phone while it's charging. you plug your phone or your laptop or you were your ipad or any other type of tablet? it can download malware onto your phone. it's really a problem. nobody knows about it. experts say to protect yourself, bring your own adapter , plug it into a wall outlet or carry your own cell phone charger. state water officials say the third year of the california drought is still something to be concerned about , but they have found one very small, bright spot. runoff from the snowpack is slightly better than it was last year. that's the water that melts and flows into rivers and streams. last year, the ground was so dry, it absorbed much more water than water ex

we should have a statewide and national ban on assault weapons that was jenna barnes reporting for us tonight. >> and there is new information from the investigation of the uvalde elementary school massacre. of course that happened in texas. a new report says a police officer had a chance to open fire on the gunman, but apparently missed the opportunity while waiting repair mission to carry out that the attack against the gunman. grant lotus is here with details on that. great. as we learn more and more here, it just gets worse and worse. and you've all day and after a month now of investigating today, we learned troubling new details according to this latest, a report released today. a police officer armed with a rifle watch the gunman in the uvalde elementary school massacre walk right towards the school, but didn't fire the officer was waiting for permission to do so. from a supervisor. now, this report was done by the advanced law enforcement rapid response training center. that agency is responsible for reviewing law enforcement's response to that deadly robb elementary school at

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within the first 2 minutes of the shooting. >> that was jenna barnes reporting for us tonight.texas, a school board is holding a special meeting tonight to address questions regarding safety and security plans after the house committee investigating the shooting at robb elementary school in texas has released its preliminary report. police body cam video also released yesterday shows officers running from the classrooms as shots are fired. the report says 376 officers were at the school, but they took a lackadaisical approach when attempting to confront the shooter. 19 fourth-graders and 2 teachers were killed as officers waited in the hallway. 73 minutes passed before police began rescuing survivors. >> the officers who knew or should have non known that this was an active situation by their training experience should have done more. it's certainly certainly with the chaos people should have asked wise or incident commander, why there's not overall commander outside the building helping try to organize that. >> if you're not willing. >> to put the lights of the people, you ser

lt those are senator graham, and john eastman and jenna ellis. we received a statement, that this is all politics, fulton county is engaged in a fishing exhibition and senator graham expects to challenge it and prevail. >> this comes as former trump white house council pat cipollone intends to comply to the subpoena by the january 6th hearing. that will be announced next tuesday. joining me now peter alexander, anna palmer, and jim messina, and campaign manager. >>> that transcribed interview will happen this friday. they have not been able to use those that they have used in previous hearings. but he is coming in, that was after a lot of public pressure and you have to say shaming. >> that is right, it's a significant moment for the january 6th committee though get the interview with pat cipollone that will take place on friday. to be clear, having spoken to the person familiar with the matter, i'm told that the interview that takes place friday will be both transcribed and videotaped, which means they will have the potential to use some of the

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jenna. that resident is jewish, has lived here in berkeley for decades and never expected to hate crime to happen right in front of his home. he said. he wants to get the word out in case this story helps find the person responsible. jules craigan shows us the disturbing sight he found on the side of his car early sunday morning. a large swastika carved into the passenger door like them to know that this symbol was a symbol of mass murder and that many people were killed in view of this symbol and what it represents, and it's not a joke. three cars in a row parked on monterey avenue in north berkeley, were vandalized . fourth car had a window smashed by a brick. jewish families lived in at least two of the household impacted for me. it's very personal in that, um my parents were in the holocaust, eight of my aunts and uncles and three out of the four grand parents were killed. so it evoked a lot of sadness in me that this sort of racist behavior is still going on. police say they are investi

bring in an expert on what's happening here in a fox business exclusive, global real estate advisor jenna joins me. great to see you again. >> wonderful to see you thank you so much for having me on the show. >> cheryl: we first met when you were featured in one of our episodes of "american dream home" on fox business prime but that market, key west, that you're in has really changed since we filmed with you. in particular, you were saying that actually the buyers are getting a little more cautious. >> absolutely, so cheryl, what's happened for the first half of 2022 we're definitely seeing a cool down, so things have stabilized so i would say right now out of 100 buyers about 60% are ready to go and 40 % are more hesitant at a stand still. they are concerned about the economy. they are worried about the inflation and they are definitely more hesitant about how much they can spend each month. >> cheryl: also when we were filming with you it was still that frenzy deal, you know, it was multiple offers, it was homes on the market for just a few days. has that changed? >> so it has some, so

he asked jenna ellis, who was sitting to his right he did ask, "do we have the proof? to jenna, ms.d she said, "yes." and i said, "i want the names. do you have the names? "yes." "do you have how they voted? "we have all the information." i said, "can you get to me that information? did you bring it with you? she's -- she said, "no." both mr. giuliani asked her, and i asked, generally, if they'd brought it with them she said, "no, it's not with me, but we can get it to you." >> seth: i mean, this is just me, but if i was preparing for a high-stakes meeting with a prominent republican official, to convince them to overturn their state's election results, reversing the will of 80 million people and potentially provoking a constitutional crisis, i mean, i think i and again, this is just me, i think i'd remember to bring the evidence just me, that's just me. "oh, man, the evidence oh, man, i can't believe i forgot in my defense, i had a terrible night's sleep. the hotel i stayed at did not have the best pillows. [ laughter ] they actually thought they could get away with saying they had

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i'm going to leave tomorrow for crawford for jenna's wedding, and i wanted to be able to make a statement about burma before i left. so i'm happy to take questions. especially could you offer us any specifics yet about the scope of the us disaster relief package right now though the earliest part of the relief is some money that the embassy already has that's already there that we can distribute to other ngos the world food program other groups that are on the ground. if they will let our dart team in. then we'll be able to assess what else we can do and and we do have other supplies and commodities in the area not in burma, but close in the area that would be available soon for for help if our dart team can get in and a see what they can do and giving your concerns about the ruling government there. are you also worried that any usa might not get to the people affected. well, i'm worried that they won't even accept usaid and i urge the government to accept aid from the united states and from the entire international community right now while the needs of their people are so critical. thi

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what do you make of these subpoenas not only of rudy giuliani and john eastman and jenna ellis, but alsor lindsey graham? >> well, look, what we're seeing is a criminal investigation that started inside georgia talking to the folks who are witnesses, the folks who received the phone calls and the pressure tactics from trump and his allies, right? and we know that rudy giuliani actively engaged in the discussions that led up to january 6th. we know that from any number of places but also from his testimony that the georgia legislature rejected. and we know in addition, i mean this is -- remember, there's also the civil lawsuits going on, which is the defamation suits against rudy giuliani for claiming that the dominion voting machines were basically a part of a conspiracy to ensure that donald trump didn't win the election he lost. but what we know from his deposition is that he made it clear he didn't have any facts to support the claims and the conspiracy theories he was making to the georgia legislature to do something outrageous. tell them to do something they didn't have the power to

jenna barnes. >> meanwhile, vice president kamala harris, you see her here. she visited highland park today, meeting with city officials and first responders. she encouraged that close knit community in suburban chicago to try to stay united. deeply about it. stands with this person will come back. always say that your prayers. >> this marks the vice president's second trip to illinois over the past few weeks today, president biden ordered flags on government buildings, sand on government grounds to be flown at half-staff until saturday in a proclamation the president said it was a mark of respect for the victims of the senseless acts of gun violence perpetrated on our independence day, end quote. >> the shooting suspect is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. he was formally charged today with 7 counts of first-degree murder. reporter brian entin reports now on the new details. investigators revealed today about the alleged shooter. the gunman now officially charged, but there are still so many questions were red flags missed? could this hav

often and i did see him say you know during the first impeachment hearings that is a great example, jennad to come on board as legal counsel and the president was okay with that and pat said no, i don't want her on the team and we will step back so i have seen those conversations take lace. >> remarkable, it underscores what you said really underscores why pat cipollone's testimony is critical here. let's turn to what you are witnessing in the white house behind the scenes around the time of january 6 and the days before, you were in your book, you wrote in your book meetings that would happen in the white house residence after hours. have you spoken to the committee about those meetings and what can you tell us about who was in them and how they unfolded? >> yes, i have spoken to the committee extensively about anything that i know about the days leading up to january 6. but as just practice, mrs. trump always wanted to know if people were going to be in her home at night in the president often times didn't tell her. so i as chief of staff needed to be notified so i was always told by th

jenna ellis, sidney powell, rudy giuliani.hree i can think of off the top of my head. >> and some of them were present then at a meeting at the willard hotel right before january 6th. that's become significant interest to the committee n. your experience and based on your knowledge of this period of time, do you think president trump knew who was meeting at the willard hotel and why? >> yes. and the reason i say that is because nobody did anything without president trump's blessing. period. end of story. i, as press secretary, any chief of staff that i worked with, which was literally all four of them, you didn't do -- make a move without first getting his sign off. people didn't go behind his back and make major decisions and talk strategy without him knowing. so, i think that he was well aware. but that's just me knowing just from my own experience. this is just a guess. >> so, you're saying that based on extrapolation on previous behavior not necessarily because you knew based on experience. what about mark meadows? do you

jana katsuyama here in studio, jenna. thank you. health officials in sonoma county's here they've actually detected three cases of what appears to be monkeypox. those tests conducted so far indicate ortho pox virus, which includes monkeypox. public health officials were told to assume that ortho packs cases are in fact monkey parts until further testing is done. the samples are being sent to the cdc for confirmation in the south bay, santa clara county health officials are urging residents to wear masks even in some outdoor settings due to the rising covid rate. more than 1000 new daily infections are being reported. the hospitalization rate has also jumped significantly in the past month with 233 coronavirus patients. that's the highest number since the first wave of crown infections in january. health officials recommend wearing a mask, especially indoors and when outdoors and when an outdoor when they're in a large gathering, where people are in close contact with one another. the u. s. department of health and human services say

. >> i represent president trump, along with jenna ellis. this is our fourth or fifth here. >> this election has to be turned around because we won pennsylvania by a lot and a lot of the swing states by a lot. >> this was a strategy that was practical and legal elements. this was just two days after the election in which a trump campaign lawyer named mitchell asked another trump lawyer named eastman to write a memo justify the idea. >> when you remember this coming up as an option in the postelection period for the first time? >> right after the election. it might have been before the election. >> eastman prepared a memo attempting to justify the strategy, which was circulated to the trump white house, giuliani's legal team, and state legislators around the country. he appeared before the georgia state legislature to advocate -- you could >> adopt a slate of electors yourself. when you add in the mix of the significant statistical anomalies and sworn affidavits and video evidence of outright election fraud, i don't think it's just your autho

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i to santa sport has jenna. thank you. can i'm on the plant as a shade. why? he's one of the top names in athletics right now. he break his own route, recorded to in the po vote tied to the while championships. it was one of 2 records to fall on the final day in oregon. david stakes reports. ah, it is the perfect way to bring down the curtain on 10 days of competition. omen de prentice the flying sweet. easily tid, 6.21 meters to break his own pole vault will record. he's only 22 years old, but it's the 5th time he's landed, a reco jump, and he becomes the 1st po both ever to have one all major senior and junior titles, including the olympic gold in tokyo, last year. the world record from the greatest po volta, how sport has ever seen. the most important thing was to try to come up here, man, today, taking the 1st day under title without a title. so in other words, which is an article, honestly, everything that happened the way that it's pretty, pretty crazy. was another world record on sunday in the women's 100 me to hurdles luxurious toby, a new son costello

jenna sacks shows us which sunglasses give us the best protection.u're having fun in the sun, you may reach for sunglasses for some relief from the sun's blinding rays, but those rays aren't only uncomfortable they can be dangerous sun damage to the eyes accumulates slowly over time, and it could contribute to a higher risk of cataracts or macular degeneration. just as sunscreen shields your skin by blocking uv radiation sunglasses can shield your eyes from harmful rays. but with so many choices at prices ranging from a few bucks to a few 100 bucks, consumer reports says finding the right sunglasses is important after for sunglasses that fully blocked both uv a and uv b you can look for a label that says they offer 100% uv protection or uv absorption up to 400 m, which means the same thing. if you wear glasses, you can also get non tinted corrective lenses that have this uv protection built in polarized lenses don't block uv rays on their own, but they can help you see better on bright days by reducing glare with light blocking filters. because of th

within the first 2 minutes of the shooting. >> that was jenna barnes reporting for us tonight. a jury will soon decide the fate of confessed parkland school shooter nicholas cruz, opening arguments began today in the phase of cruz's trial that will determine his sentencing. he faces either the death penalty or life in prison. cruz pleaded guilty to murdering 17 people. marjory stoneman douglas high school in february of 2018, the penalty phase of his trial is expected to take several months at the trial's conclusion. the jury will have to decide unanimously if cruz will be sentenced to death. >> turning now to our coronavirus coverage, the biden administration has extended the covid-19 public health emergency for another 3 months. the latest covid subvariant known as ba 5 is considered the most contagious to date. and the cdc says it expects hopping hospitalizations to increase. take a look at these maps on the left is a community level map which is based upon the number of new covid cases and those hospitalized for covid. as you can see, most of california and most of the bay

jenna? >> [inaudible] how can we best talk to donors in a way that helps educate them on infrastructure and the importance of investing in community organizing? [laughter] >> i think -- i did not know that -- if that question was specific to texas or national. building organizations in texas. i think we have done our job of saying it is and for canada and infrastructure. >> i would agree. i think there are a lot of funders who are now interested in infrastructure and understand what is needed. i was in a briefing late last year right after the election in virginia, where a lot of folks were like cannot have this happen in other states. the outcome of virginia was not ideal. but all of these funders were like, tell me about communications hubs in your state or how i can support data infrastructure in your state. tell me what groups are acting that can keep them in coalition to make sure we are doing long-term work. i think they are starting to understand that. i think are groups that we repre

jenna julian. mike we've heard this repeatedly since he left office. former president donald trump has mentioned that he might run again. this week. he suggested he had quote already made that decision. in an interview with new york magazine, donald trump indicated he's ready to run for office again, according to the article. trump is just deciding now whether to announce before or after the 2022 midterm elections have missed those days . where where we have good, good economy a good foreign kate account balance. and uh, you know, i really miss him. republicans say they're ready to rally behind trump for a second term. there are many people believe that donald trump should not run again there by the majority still believe that he is the leader of the party. trump has remained a force in the midterm elections, endorsing candidates and giving speeches even as the commission has held hearings with former trump administration officials testifying about the former president's role in encouraging the insurrection and violence of the capital trying to overtur

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the process take 6 to 8 weeks. jenna is this, will you? it's generally the case that the more colorful the tattoos are, the more difficult they are to remain in class and color tattoos often involve multiple layers and shifting shift and fun that get the yellow part of the sunflower is difficult feel if there was the red area was also difficult given here to the dark area can be removed well or the red less. so the university of reagans poor carried out a study comparing different types of laser surgeries. it found removal with a pico 2nd laser. let a few are side effects. but here to there's a caveat and shot on moving a tattoo. this doesn't mean that the pigment is removed from the skin externally. and if it just means the pigment is transferred from the skin to the body out, i have yet to see a full removal. there is always a residue that remains not mr. twisty seems blunt immer climbers to sort of whether it's the flower of life or the color for orchid. sabina chris said she wouldn't want to be without any of her tattoos. despite the r

roberto hernandez is vallejo, jenna rose. he was a good kid, man. >> even though you know, the lay whole has a bad reputation some of the kids go into doing best of he decided, you know, too, to play basketball and, you know, always smiling it was a good kid, man. and you know, this one hurts a lot. >> what are you going to miss most about him? probably the joy. >> that he bought and he always look to make me happy in the only said that. i'm not be as long you're happy. i know god has his plan. then i know they are in god are looking over right now. >> has it made you kron 4 news? >> well, this is actually the 3rd drowning in lake berryessa in just 2 weeks on july. 3rd, a 35 year-old father died after saving his son who was in the water on june 27th. the 16 year-old fell into the water during a rafting trip and in the greater region between the lake in the sierra authorities say there have been at least 12 drownings there. for elementary schools in richmond are cleaning up the mess left behind by vandals after they were broke

roberto hernandez is vallejo, jenna rose. he was a good kid, man. >> even though you know, the lay whole has a bad reputation some of the kids go into doing best of he decided, you know, too, to play basketball and, you know, always smiling it was a good kid, man. and you know, this one hurts a lot. >> what are you going to most about him? probably the joy. >> that he bought and he always look to make me happy in the only said that. i'm not be as long you're happy. i know god has his plan. then i know and god are looking over us right now. >> has it made you kron 4 news? >> this is the 3rd drowning at lake berryessa in just 2 weeks on july. 3rd, 53 year-old father died while trying to save his son who is in the water. and then on june 27th, the 16 year-old fell into the water during a rafting trip since 2020. the napa county sheriff's office has reported 11 drownings at lake berryessa. >> other news tonight, heavy fighting continues in eastern ukraine. at least 15 people were killed over the weekend after a russian rocket hit

so jenna video enough from economists for ukraine. thank you very much for your time. thank you. time not to have a look at some of the other stories we are following for you. abbas crash in india has killed at least 16 people. some of them children are boss veered off a mountain road in northern india and fell into a deep gorge. the course of the accident is unknown. china has placed 1700000 people under locked down in the central and we province after 300 new cove . 19 cases were reported. bidding streets deserted, an empty e 0 cove. it policy which imposes strict isolation measures in an effort to fully eradicate the virus. means people can only leave their homes to get tested. parts of a glacier have collapsed than the italian alps causing an avalanche that killed 6 people and injured more. rescuers are still searching for survivors on the snow and ice. the collapse on italy's mama, louder mountain came a day after temperatures reached a record high of the glacier summit. protesters an acre on ohio have taken to the streets after footage was released, showing police officers

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m me e and jenna alrigh, robertrta. thank you.stery worthth moree thn $100 million an armored truck transporting jewelry and gems headed from san mateo to pasadena for a convention was robbed. investigators say thieves got away w with dozens f unique pieces last week. loose diamonds and rolex w watches. these pictures show only a small fraction of wh is missing. the truck company has not quite explained yet howowhieves pulled this off. but the jewelry shows director says brinks. is that a good reputatioioin the past?he guardsds were not hurt. no shots were fir. the containers with the precious cargo weighed £100 apiece. well teamsasa sococrr stamp their ticket to the olympics tonight. joe fonzi is up next with highlights. baseball dodger and will be again tomorrow, which the site for baseball's all star game which you can see right here on channel two, as has become the custom the monday before the game was time for the home run derby participants for from the american league and four from the national league first round star was

so jenna video enough from economists for ukraine. thank you very much for your time. thank you. spoken to turkey now, which is touting a diplomatic success in negotiating with finland and sweden over than nato membership, which turkey was blocking the country's pro government media says the nordic countries agreed to back off supporting kurdish malicious in northern syria, which turkey considers a threat. the areas of our friend co, bonnie, our kwame sleep, our kurdish enclaves which should become visible right now and there they are. in northern syria, they're dominated by the people's protection units or y p g militia. turkey says the y p g controlled areas are a threat to its security and that one's a buffer zone with no kurdish elements along its border. ankara has attack kurdish forces in recent years to push them out. now, the city of mon beach has seen its population explode with refugees from the conflict. people there are now squeezed between pro turkish malicious and the threat of a return of the so called islamic state. almost everything is already gone. ha

ktvu jana katsuyama is here now, with tonight's testimony, jenna julie the witnesses, all republicans stated that former president trump wanted to go to the capital on january very sixth with that mob but was angry and argued with his driver who refused to take him instead, white house insiders said. for hours, trump sat silent in the white house and ignored his closest advisers and allies, who said he must tell the rioters. to leave the capital. on january 6th as president, trump supporters attacked the us capital. the president did nothing to stop them and even posted messages on twitter, praising them, according to evidence presented thursday night by the bipartisan house january 6th committee the case against donald trump in these hearings. is not made by witnesses who were his political enemies. it is instead, a series of confessions by donald trump's own appointees to trump white house insiders described watching president trump urges supporters to act that it looked like fuel being poured on the fire. the hearing led by republican lives, cheney and to military veterans, republi

of his role for decades and is expected to face questions about the killing of palestinian american jenna sharina of lockley. kimberly, how can i repulse the purpose of us president joe biden's trip to israel in saudi arabia is not entirely apparent, but just moments after landing in tel aviv biden made clear what he would not achieve to we'll discuss my continued support. even though i know it's not in the near term, a 2 state solution that remains the market, the best way to ensure the future vehicle measure of freedom, prosperity, democracy for israelis and palestinians like this admission is likely to enrage palestinians as biden, to set to meet with the head of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas on friday. palestinians are pushing for the u. s. to reopen its consulate in occupied east jerusalem limits settlement expansion and press israel for accountability in the killing of al jazeera journalists, sharina abu ackley, who is a us citizen. such goals are a challenge with elections looming. future israeli leadership is uncertain on thursday. biden meets with caretaker prime minis