mike: joe lieberman is concerned ocasio cortez has taken the party too far to the left. take a listen to this. >> if the victory of ms. ocasio cortez in bronx and queens is taken as a direction of which the democratic party should go nationally, democratic party's not going to elect the president in 2020. mike: is that a legitimate concern for your side, tiffany? >> i don't think is. first of all, i think the fact that joe lieberman emerged from political irrelevance to even

senator lieberman: maybe a little hope.not one who says president trump should not meet with president vladimir putin. during the cold war american presidents met with leaders of the former soviet union. the question is what you do and say at the meeting. maybe there is hope of energy cooperation but i hoped that president trump was as big risk in opposing that pipeline deal withen russia and germany the russians as he was with our allies in germany. we do not know what happened at the meeting about syria, in which a lot of lives are on the line. shery: on that point, doesn't president trump have a point when it comes to being more critical of its allies? germany, he said, was captive to russia, but also when it comes to the g7 and so forth a lot of the points he is making, a lot of americans say it is justified. senator lieberman: some of the points i agree with. and other americans have been calling on our allies in nato to increase their defense budgets. they are only spend over $300 billion a year on defense, which is a

senator lieberman joins me now. by the way, we did call and reach out to ocasio-cortez and no reply. senator, thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you. >> charles: you've shaken things up with this vote for crowley for the working families op-ed. you mentioned several different issues that you have with this candidate. what was the main driver? is there a tipping point that made you say i have to speak out? >> well, the main point really is this: part of it may be personal. i lost a democratic primary in 2006 in connecticut. ran as an independent and thanks to god and the people of connecticut i got re-elected. the point is, what is the democratic party going to be? i'm still a democrat. when i see somebody that says she's a socialist, she's a very charismatic captivating candidate. but look at the policies. they're not policies that will be supported in very many places across america. if her win makes her into what kellyanne conway called the new face of the democratic party, they won't have a bright future.

and battle of unbeatens the and head coach is nancy lieberman. nancy, and brian and jim.up a play there. what did you tell your squad? >> i told them we have to continue to play hard. they're quick so our defensive rotation we have to be alert. these are two really good teams. and we have to grind. >> nancy, anything in your first couple of weeks surprise you about this league thus competit. i mean, it's really beautiful to see what ice cube extend our careers on so many levels >> it's tkpwra it they got head coaches like you hall of famers leading the way. >> jim: that's the beauty of it. sometimes you need to communicate what you want to do. the voice is soft but stern. she talks to him in a motherly way but at the same time there is so much respect that you can see this team play with that kind of confidence. how they communicate with each other and how they support each other. that's just a reflection. >> brian: brian gomes has checked in for power. he's got the rock right now. and, working on robert hite. he's got the height advantage but missed it. inside they go to

joe lieberman is the last democrat i gave money to. he's a wonderful man.ne of the things it tells you is the leadership is not in control. they are worried about what this means. charles: the leadership -- should nancy pelosi still be in leadership? they have leadership that's tone deaf and they will allow upstarts to take over the party and send it in the wrong direction. tammy: nancy pelosi raises the most of money for democrats as does paul wrien for the republicans. but americans want results. this is the end result of democrats, people with ideas that destroy things. the rebellion on the right created an environment where we have this remarkable reformation in the country. but lieberman is correct. if they are serious, they need to stand up against it. charles: ladies, thank you very much. appreciate it. up next the russell 2000 back to its winning ways. it's the best proxy for the u.s. economy. and now for the rings. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have th

family and also issuing an order to demolish the family home however the defense minister avigdor lieberman made no reference to moves by the military in a tweet that he sent he announced the four hundred more homes would be built in the internationally legal settlement of the town where the attack took place this is in the occupied west bank and the attack took place in near a fence and this palestinian attackers stabbed three people one of them died the third person was lightly wounded not heavily wounded and he shot the attacker dead now the situation throughout the occupied west bank is tense in response to not just this incident but the whole position in gaza which obviously is causing a lot of amongst palestinians so definitely right now the mood is one of caution and also you would never call it calm it's definitely tense. that internal israeli military report is expected to find no grounds for further investigation into the recent killings of one hundred fifty three palestinian protesters by army snipers along the border fence in gaza israeli media is reporting that the army will no

a wall street journal op-ed lieberman calls for platform more socialist than democratic.that, her dreams of new federal spending would bankrupt the country or require very large tax increases including o the working class. her approach forced his government ownership of many private companies which would decimate the economy and put millions out of work. lieberman comments come after cortez raised eyebrows describing israel's presence in the west bank as a occupation. she later walked back that statement. watch. >> you use the term the occupation of palestine, what did you mean by that? >> i think what i meant is like the settlements that are increasing in some of these areas and places where palestinians are experiencing difficulty and access to their housing and homes. >> can you expand on that? >> i think i am not the expert on politics on this issue. so, i know everyone wants a new progressive star in the democratic party because the stories you have in the democratic party are not exactl new. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are getting on a bit. their ideas are s

mike: joe lieberman is concerned ocasio cortez has taken the party too far to the left. this. >> if the victory of ms. ocasio cortez in bronx and queens is taken as a direction of which the democratic party should go nationally, democratic party's not going to elect the president in 2020. mike: is that a legitimate concern for your side, tiffany? >> i don't think is. first of all, i think the fact that joe lieberman emerged from political irrelevance to even raise the issue. most people who follow cortez are under the age of 30 and will have to google who lieberman is. i think what she's pushing are things that are not inconsistent with the democratic party. she's pushing for things like $15 minimum wage, medicare for all i think she's very consistent with where democrats stand and i don't think that's a discord. just this week the democrats launched the medicare for all caucus in congress. i think the real question is how concerned are republicans that she's gaining national traction in the advance of midterms while the leader of their party is interested in putting a f

joe lieberman and crowley, they look like sore losers. i think it's a mistake and i think republicans can take advantage of it. kennedy: they can if they are smart. >> they are not. >> not to insult just her. but i think you have a lot of people running around who just want to get elected. >> i think not knowing some things is the future. donald trump tends to not know some things but he can make up an answer. a cool thing when i first saw jesse ventura. when they asked him something out of minnesota and out of his reach, he said i don't know, but i am going to work on it. you are not briefed into the swamp. kennedy: gary johnson, not necessarily with aleppo. that completely derailed his career. libertarians could have gone the way more votes if he wasn't seen as being completely incompetent. >> it's nice to have someone new on the other side. a young, fresh face it's' similar to "saturday night live." at the end of the day it wants the way to go but it was fun and exciting while the lasted. but main it is the future -- but maybe it is th

defense minister has suggested that restrictions on gaza could be lifted if the truce holds every go lieberman says that israel will reopen the main commercial crossing and expand the fishing zone on tuesday as long as the cease fire remains in force funeral support held for hamas fighters killed by israeli airstrikes in gaza on friday dozens of hamas positions were targeted after an israeli soldier was killed at least four palestinians died more now from charles started in gaza. the fragile cease fire here in gaza seems to be holding that no reports of any hammer. rockets being launched or any of those incendiary kites or balloons being launched across the israeli border all eyes now on israel as to whether it will lift the temporary blockade on oil gas and cooking gas that was put on gaza as a result of last week's escalation in violence following protests last week also additional restrictions put on the area that fishermen can fish in from six kilometers sorry six nautical miles to three nautical miles we're hearing now that the israeli defense minister lieberman has announced that if the

let's cross over now to our oren lieberman.the streets of croatia, i've got a buddy over there who's really pulling for croatia, this underdog team. but the excitement there i imagine is palpable. >> reporter: yound dog is the word they've become very used to here. they're used to that term. they've been underdogs in all of the elimination until now and they're not afraid of that status once against against the favorites, france. this is where tens of thousands of supporters will come to watch. this will absolutely fill up this. the big screen, there have been songs, a couple football songs that we've herd, one just ended a short time ago. it won't be all that long until will is another one. and let me take you around to the main piece here. this is a croatian national hero and he has been dressed foup for the game here. he's ready, the fans are ready, and they know the odds are against him. they know they're not the favorites here and the team has played extra time in multiple games and yet they're not afraid. many people say

joe liner man, former senator wrote an op-ed and lieberman writes this in the wall street journal thise joe crowley for working families, it begins with this quote. alexandria cortez's surprise primary victory over representative joe crowley seems likely to hurt congress, america , and the democratic party, it doesn't have to. what lieberman writes is that he's hoping that crowley's name is on the ballot because the idea to abolish i.c.e. came from her. alexandria cortez and tom perez the head of the dnc says she's the future of the party. >> well i hope she is, because it shows such a dramatic shift to the radical left. that's not where america is. america is still a center right country and you saw she was out there with bernie sanders going through the midwest, going to missouri. she was in kansas city. they're trying to push this idea of abolishing i.c.e. of all thin s. think about this maria. the very people who keep our country safe i.c.e. has been directly responsible for stopping human trafficking, saving some of these kids being exploited from human trafficking and they want t

carl lieberman, thank you both for being here. dr. lieberman, let's talk about the mental state of these young boys. how optimistic they may be. and if they even know that the eight got out safely. hopefully that message is getting to them. but what does that do to their mental state, to know that their friends are out? >> well, hopefully they at least know that the first four got out, because the divers would have gone back to get the next set. and that is so important, you know, to make them believe that they can do it. now, of course, the problem is, it sounds like they're taking the healthiest boys out, physically and psychologically the healthiest, and that means that these other boys who were weaker were exposed more to the elements of being in the cave, both the psychological elements, you know, being in this darkened space, and so on. also, the fear each time that people leave that they're not going to come back, that something's going to happen and they're not going to be able to get reality. also the reality of it, now it's

except, wasn't joe lieberman nominated for vice president on the republican ticket? that was my impression. mccain wanted him there, ok that's my mistake. a tempting kind of thing. i knew there was some reason i dislike lieberman but i couldn't remember what it was. [laughter] let's use another issue out there. back in the 1860's, 1870's, 1880's, presidents don't generally pick the vice president's, they left that to the party. and johnson and lincoln were essentially in the same party, that is to say they were both unionists, supporters of the union. and the party in 1864 was called the union party. but if you look at the votes coming in, the union party is overwhelmingly made of republicans, that's a simple fact. it is more a name change than a reality, and the democratic vote that year is not that far low what democrats in the north usually got. so in that sense, there hasn't been anything much like this ever since, but in some ways johnson and lincoln were of the same party, because both were determined that the union should be saved at all costs. and andrew john

how about nancy lieberman.e head coach in a men's pro league and no stranger to making history. it now it's time to get to know her a little more and team power. power, we are different and we embrace being different. these men here are about they're about equality and opportunity and respect and don't look at me like i'm a woman but i'm their basketball coach and what we can do to get better. this is a love and a kindness and respect and there are days it's not going to be easy that he's going 0 look at me and go, no, no, no that's the wrong play or i might say, hey, glenn, you have to box out. but we will pour so much love and kindness into each other that we get to change the narrative of what we see on tv every day and that's what ice cube is about and this league is about. >> there she is, the hall of famer and legend. not one of the best women basketball players of all time but one of the best ballers in all time, period. let's see what lieberman and the power team have. next friday it's the big3 on fs1 a

barclays analyst laura lieberman joins us.n equal weight rating fair pepsico with a target of 108. initial thoughts? >> it was a really solid quarter. i think expectations have been pretty muted, given that north america beverages has been struggling and that has been the biggest focus this quarter. and things came in as expected, substantial improvement, fadeaways has been fantastic, in international turned up to get the bottom line results. vonnie: it is interesting because we have seen coca-cola make a bit of a comeback, with a spending on advertising and is suddenly it is a bit of a competitor again. what do they do next? >> it is a big question mark. -- pepsico has been dismissive of coca-cola, saying that this is temporary, it is the result of re-franchising rather than being more about a deep-seated recommitment. to being just beyond core brand koke. -- coke. what i think the management team at texaco should do is focus on the core -- pepsico should do is to focus on the core, but continue with their small brand strateg

off the map we don't want any jews there and this is the main problem your former boss of a dual lieberman israel's current defense minister under of your you raised now would touchy issue look i wouldn't what is the difference thirty seven years my whole body is easier for my boss he's also the current defense i'm not a party anymore another pendant please let it be reported he said quote there are no innocent people in the gaza strip to justify the killings do you support that statement this and i'm not in the government i do not support lieberman i do not support many things he says i don't think that they are not innocent people in gaza there are but they are subject to the terror of hamas and they are sending them into the border and when generals we can vogel former head of southern command seven april if a child or anyone else gets close to the fence his punishment is death that death penalty for anyone who comes near a fence i don't agree to that except if he is holding a weapon mohammed ibrahim fourteen years old was not holding any weapon israeli snipers shot him in the head did

back in two thousand and fourteen earlier we did hear from the country's defense minister avigdor lieberman he threatened a large and painful military operation he said that israel would go to war if the kites and balloons that are constantly flown from gaza into israel and has been for the past few weeks do not cease now the deadline given was friday afternoon and of course that deadline has passed the kite's continued and that again will be a contributory reason as to why are we witnessing this flare up in violence israeli army has threatened that it will respond harshly and it continues to blame her musts for the flare up in violence the audience views today the whole store activity is treated by hamas throughout the last month with great severity hamas choose to the security situation a move the consequences for its actions israeli civilians who live along the gaza border have been ordered to remain near bomb shelters at the same time the hamas military wing has been evacuating military posts as well as commandos in anticipation that there will be an even stronger response from the isra

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back in two thousand and fourteen earlier we did hear from the country's defense minister avigdor lieberman he threatened a launch and painful military operation he said that israel would go to if the kite believes that constantly flown from gaza into israel and has been for the past few weeks do not cease now the deadline given was friday off to noon and of course that date on has passed the continued and that again will be country a. the true reason as to why are we witnessing this flare up in violence israeli army has threatened that it will respond harshly and it continues to blame her musts for the flare up in violence the i.d.f. use today it's like the whole store activity is treated by hamas throughout the last month with great severity hamas chose to the security situation and will bear the consequences for its actions so really civilians who live along the gaza border have been ordered to remain near bomb shelters at the same time hamas military wing has been evacuating military posts as well as commandos you notice a patient that there will be an even stronger response from the is

joining me now is psychiatrist carol lieberman, also a former scuba diver. doctor, just the anxiety of learning to swim for the first time, how do these boys deal with that? >> yes, it is very anxiety provoking because, you know, you were talking about resort lessons, scuba diving lessons. when i worked as a scuba diver briefly, for a period of time, it was a kind of resort situation, and i would look at the people, examine the people, do a history and a physical exam and decide whether they were fit enough to be able to take the four-day scuba diving course and the fifth day is the deep dive. and of course, needless to say, none of these boys would pass the test. you have to look at their respiratory capacity, whether they have high blood pressure, heart problems, a cold even. and these boys are certainly in no position to have been able to have gotten the green light to go ahead and scuba dive. you know, on the one hand, of course when they findly hear that the four -- their four friends have made it, that will give them an enormous boost of confidence, wh

off the map we don't want any jews there and this is the main problem your former boss of a dual lieberman israel's current defense minister under of your you raised now would touchy issue look i wouldn't what is the difference to me is my whole body is easier for my boss he's also the current defense i'm not a party anymore other pendant please let it be read. and he said quote there are no innocent people in the gaza strip to justify the killings do you support that statement this and i'm not in the government i do not support lieberman i do not support many things he says i don't think that they are not innocent people in gaza there are but they are subject to the terror of hamas and they are sending them into the border and when generals we can vogel former head of southern command seven april if a child or anyone else gets close to the fence his punishment is death and i report that death penalty for anyone who comes near a fence i don't agree to that except if he is holding a weapon mohammed ibrahim fourteen years old was not holding any weapon israeli snipers shot him in the head di

back in two thousand and fourteen earlier we did hear from the country's defense minister avigdor lieberman he threatened a large and painful military operation he said that israel would go to if the kind of beliefs that are constantly flown from gaza into israel and has been for the past few weeks do not cease now the deadline given was friday afternoon and of course that deadline has passed because it's continued and that again will be a contributory reason as to why we've witnessing this flare up in violence israeli army has threatened that it will respond harshly and it continues to blame her musts for the flare up in violence the i.d.f. use today the whole store activity is treated by hamas throughout the last month with great severity hamas chose to skule the security situation and move the consequences for its actions israeli civilians who live along the gaza border have been ordered to remain near bomb shelters at the same time the hamas military wing has been evacuating military posts as well as commandos in anticipation that there will be an even stronger response from the israeli

the democratic party is changing very fast and few know this better than joe lieberman, he lost a primaryight during his party's last leftward swing a decade ago. this week he wrote a d piece begging democrats not to vote for alexandia ocasio-cortez. she's the democratic socialist iney new york who is almost certain to win a congressional seat this fall. electing her would hurt the congress, hurt the democratic party and hurt americans,re senator joe lieberman of connecticut's will join us now. >> great to be with you now >> tucker: this candidate may be the future of the democratic party, though the cutting edge of progressive politics right c now. why is that bad? >> she's got a right to her ideas but of her ideas take hold of the democratic party, it's not only not the democratic party that i joined a long time i'll go in the inspiration of john f. kennedy -- progressive on social issues, domestically pro-business, pro-growth in terms of economic policy and a strong foreign policy based on american national interest and values. she calls herself a democratic socialist. to me, she's mor

what do you think, is joe lieberman doing the right thing calling on democrats to vote against the person the primary? >> you know, melissa, i can't condone subverting the will of the american people. she won fair and square, but i also can not speak ill of anyone who needs to vote their conscience. i caution people, part of reason we lost, democrats in 2016, all of the droves of people who wrote in bernie sanders on that ballot. if they do that, if they write in a different name, then, the one that was one elected, to the primary, you know, you've got to prepare yourself for the possible consequences of a gop representative taking that office. melissa: okay. fred, unsolicited advice, former fbi director james comey, who he thinks the american people should focus on in the november midterms, saying this republican congress has proven incapable of fulfilling founders design that ambition must counteract ambition. all who believe in this country's values must vote for democrats this fall. policy differences don't matter right now. history has his eye on us. fred, what do you think of james

i was chaired by senator lieberman. hillary clinton was there. i met with a lot of the families that lived in the area of ground zero and i listened to their concerns and their problems about what the agency was saying. the point of my mind and what i learned is that we to be very clear with people when a large incident happened so that they understand the risks that they face and just as importantly, the information that we had changes and it does change. i recognize that. we need to go back to those same people and explain to them what changed and why it changed and what the new information means to them. >> there is another example since them. in west virginia two years ago, flint michigan which has become the poster child for our need to improve risk communication. i do believe we have great risk communicators across the agency and every program office and in every region and i am not finding fault with what individuals are saying but what i am saying is that we need to be consistent across the board. it doesn't matter which region you live i

. >> let's get more on this from cnn's oren lieberman who joins us live from jerusalem. she became a symbol for the palestinian cause after her arrest. tell us about her release and what she's had to say. >> reporter: a symbol and a hero, i would say. it seems her legend has grown since that arrest and since she became famous in 2012 when a picture emerged of her holding up a fist to an israeli soldier. she was released early this morning from a prison in central israel after serving eight months in prison. in march, she pleaded guilty in a plea deal to charges of incitement and disrupting a soldier. eight of the 12 charges against her were dropped in a case her lawyer said had much more to do with politics than with actual legal issues. she was taken from that prison, through a west bank crossing to her village where she very much got a hero's welcome. dozens of her supporters surrounded her, just as many members of the media it seems, supporters waving the palestinian flag and flags, chanting slogans in support of her. and then she made a very short statement, she said

carol biebeeb lieberman,o too far. we'll get back to you soon. i want to go now to matt rivers who is near the hospital in thailand where the boys are being taken. matt rivers, what do you know? >> reporter: yeah, we're right on the street outside of the road that they've blocked off to the hospital. we just arrived here, and we believe ahead of the first ambulances that are going to be bringing the boys. the way this is going to work is they're going to come down that road right there behind me. we're about an hour or so south of where that cave entrance is, where those boys were taken out of. the ambulances are going to come down here. they're going to move these cones when the ambulances arrive -- brad, walk with me a little bit -- and down that road is where they're going to go. that building, if you want to tilt up a little bit, that building is the hospital and that's where we are expecting these boys to come when they get here. earlier today they didn't actually have this road blocked off so we could get closer, and a gurney has been laid

and at that time, i actually went up to new york city for a hearing, i was chaired by senator lieberman. senator clinton was there. and i met with a lot of the families that lived in the area of ground zero and i listened to their concerns and their problems and their concerns about what the agency was saying. and the point in my mind and the lesson i took away from that, we need to be very clear to people when a large incident happens, that they understand that the risks that they face, and just as importantly, if the information that we have changes, and it does change, and i recognize that, we need to go back to those same people and explain to them what changed and why it changed and what the new information means to them. and there's been other examples since then. the canal river in west virginia a few years ago, the goat king mine in colorado, and of course, most recently, flynt, michigan, which has become the poster child for our need to improve risk communication. i do believe we have great risk communicators across the agency. and in every program office and every region. and

for that these are all measures taken and on top of all of that we've had a tweet from other door lieberman the defense minister you mentioned earlier he has chosen to announce. a. he planned to build four hundred more homes in this illegal settlement and he did say this he said the way to respond to terror is to announce something like this in organizing or what he says will be the construction of a settlement in this area now blatantly they're saying that this is the right thing to do it's in line with policy but it is has to be said it's an unusual response right away in a situation like this as far as the public mood goes palestinians that's really are reacting in an angry way to this has been a number of security issues in the occupied west bank and of course the gaza question looming much bigger the situation with that report you referred to in the how it's newspaper which suggests that all the soldiers involved in the gaza protests of going to be exonerated of any blame in the deaths of more than one hundred fifty demonstrators since march there are has to be said and number of assoc

example of some let me give you some of your time in office you were in government under a door lieberman you were his deputy foreign minister he was foreign minister huey and you wanted to subject israel's one and a half million citizens of palestinian citizens to an oath of loyalty to israel as a jewish state a proposal so controversial one minister of the time described as borderline fascist do you know their every american i don't know how it is here. pledge the law the loyalty of allegiance every day in school americans their pledge allegiance to christianity they have a separation of weeds and we don't you know the proposal was you had to support israel as a jewish state or so but judaism is not only a religion always a nationality that's even worse it's not only ask you because the pledge allegiance to a religion and a race they're not part of and you are not to the us the believe is a way of life is a culture is the whole civilization if you will. so there is nothing wrong to use a plate of these policies when you have actually water it out there is so this is a country that cloth

senator lieberman is co-chair of the panel. good to have you here. start with you you say the united states is not safe when it comes to bioterror issues explain why you think that >> well, there are a host of reasons. i mean, in the first case we don't really have an organized defense strategy, a plan as we do in most other areas secondly there's nobody clearly in charge in the federal government and our commission has made recommendations about both of those. third, as my work on this with others has gone on i'm thinking we have to fear not just the biological attack from terrorists, but an outbreak naturally of an infectious disease epidemic app hundred years ago, we had the spanish flu epidemic of 1918 killed at least 50 million people, maybe 100 million in 15 months if another one of those broke out today, we just don't have the vaccine to deal with it. and therefore i think the major priority we ought to have is to have our government and the private sector cooperate and invest big in developing an international flu vaccine. we do it >> -- othe

of the reaction to this vote in the senate from israel the defense minister the defense minister lieberman saying there is no point in dialogue with ireland now and. at the same time israel is saying irish politicians have damaged the chances of dialogue no i don't hear the doubters the chance the dialogue or tall our foreign minister is a totally decent man he believes in dialogue and all those would but the israelis are. bringing him along dog fooling him if the bill passes the doorbell what if israel takes its embassy out of dublin well i mean that would be very regrettable but it would be a very foolish act on the part of the israelis in my opinion and i don't think alan can accept responsibility if the israelis decide off their own bat to close their embassy i mean i was not in favor of throwing the israeli ambassador out some people are calling for that because i think it is important to keep channels of communication open of course the new foreign minister here after the resignation of morris johnson opposes b.d.'s and i'm sure they'll be maybe discussing a british the poor.

some fifteen targets have been hit now with this comes after the country's defense minister avigdor lieberman place and earlier that a large and painful. military operation would ensue if the mustard not stopped sending kites and that means it would tie to explosives from gaza into israel by flying days and that deadline has passed and we certainly are witnessing a flare up in violence a few hours ago the top echelon here in israel the military and political brass met in tel aviv we are hearing from a high ranking israeli official that in the coming hours the country will decide what to do in gaza and how to proceed it comes after the israeli defense forces threatened a response and they continue to blame her must for this flare up. the i.d.f. use today's. activity is treated by hamas throughout the last month with great severity hamas chose to escape the security situation and move the consequences for its actions. now israeli civilians who live along the gaza border have been ordered to stay near bomb shelters and at the same time hamas has been evacuating commandos and posts in a in antici

joe lieberman calling on new york voters to reject alexandria ocasio-cortez.s. america and the democratic party. the policies she advocate are so far from the mainstream that her election in november would make it harder for congressman to stop fighting and start fixing problems. let's bring out america's a-team. capri cafaro, david asman and shelby holliday. >> battle inside the left. many of my democratic colleagues would say joe lieberman later in life became an independent. he is not necessarily the stalwart of the democratic party. from ohio, this woman in bronx, brooklyn, >> bill: queens. >> in the five burroughs there was a push for the bernie sanders part of the party that latched on. i think number one this person may reflect somewhat of her district but number two she is not reflective of democrats at large. and i think -- >> sandra: david is chomping. >> there is nothing that the democratic party stands for. >> the chairman of the dnc calls her the future of the democratic part, tom perez calls her the future. is he totally wrong? >> yeah. i'm not a

since the last war back in two thousand and fourteen now the country's defense minister avigdor lieberman has threatened to quote him that it will be a large and painful military operation he says that israel will go to war with her must if the kites and balloons that are attached to explosives do not stop coming from gaza into israeli territory and today friday was given as the deadline that has not happened and that is why we're now hearing from a senior israeli official that the coming hours will tell whether or not israel goes ahead with a full scale military operation at the same time in the last few hours there has been any mergence the meeting held by the country's defense and political leadership and what we're hearing from these maybe defense forces is that they're promising ever spawn's taking us on. the idea a few days it's like the whole storm activity is treated by hamas throughout the last month with great severity hamas chose to escape the security situation i moved the consequences for its actions. now residents who live in israel along the gaza border have been ordered to

suggested that restrictions on gaza could be lifted if the cease fire with hamas holds of it will lieberman says the main commercial entry into gaza may reopen and fishing zones expanded on tuesday the truce was brokered between israel and hamas following violent confrontations on friday stephanie decker reports. hamas is many chewing the kasam brigades are burying their dead three of their members were killed on friday afternoon israel struck various how mass monitoring posts along the border soon after an israeli soldier was shot from gaza he later died of his wounds sixty sites belonging to have mass were attacked by israeli forces late into the night a few rockets were fired from gaza in response and a cease fire was announced hours later it's the second ceasefire in a week but i don't think this would last for a long time i think it's better for us. unfortunately we would have just. go through this or situation and after that it would have the same because many put all of that. people and. the pattern of escalation ceasefire as relations ceasefire between israel and hamas will only con

southwest of ramallah and carrying out the attack in response the israeli defense minister vidor lieberman says more settler homes will be built in the area. also the remains of fifty five american soldiers killed during the korean war on their way home on the sixty fifth anniversary of the armistice which ended the conflict a u.s. military plane was allowed to land in north korea on friday morning the gesture follows kim jong un's promise to donald trump those are the headlines here on news in half an hour next it's inside story. cutting off the supply of middle east oil saudi arabia temporarily suspend shipments through straight up to two of its tank this hour attacked by the rebels off the coast of yemen without further fuel regional tensions and to high oil prices this is inside story. welcome to the program i'm peter dubey petrol prices could soon be on the way up because of the war in yemen and sanctions being reimposed on iran saudi arabia has ordered its oil tankers to stop states sailing through the bible mendip straight off the coast of yemen after two of those were attacked if s

political echelon here in tel aviv now earlier we did hear from the country's defense minister avigdor lieberman he threatened a large and painful military operation he said that israel would go to ball if the kites and balloons that are constantly flown from gaza into israel and has been for the past few weeks do not cease now the deadline given was friday afternoon and of course that deadline has passed the kite's continued and that again will be a contributory reason as to why we witnessing this flare up in violence there was earlier a meeting between netanyahu and the top brass the same time we're hearing from a senior israeli official that the coming hours will tell what will be israel's response now the israeli army has threatened that it will respond harshly and it continues to blame how much for the flare up in violence. the i.d.f. used today's it's like activity is treated by hamas throughout the last month with great severity hamas chose to skule the security situation a move the consequences for its actions. now israeli civilians who live along the gaza border have been ordered to rem

carrying out the attack in response the israeli defense minister avigdor lieberman says four hundred more subtle homes we built in the area. and the internal israeli military report is expected to find no grounds for further investigation into the killings of palestinian protesters by army snipers and israeli newspaper reports the army will not true for any soldiers to the military police over their conduct it says the military is blaming operational mishaps for the deaths of anyone who was not an intended target. ugandan president looks like he'll be able to run for a sixth term thanks to a court ruling candidates need to be under the age of seventy five to run the seventy seventy three but would have been blocked from entering the next election due to be held in twenty twenty one of those where the news headlines next it's inside story stay with us. for the first time since he was forced from palm by the army the people of zimbabwe will see the next president but a struggling economy and frustration among many young voters. it's still hard to follow the bombing you mentioned. cutti

the reaction to this is a vote in the senate from israel the defense minister the defense minister lieberman saying there is no point in dialogue with ireland now and at the same time israel is saying irish politicians have damaged the chances of dialogue no i don't need to have doubters a chance to dialogue to all our foreign ministers a tartly decent man he believes in dialogue and all those would but the israelis are. bringing him along the fooling him if the bill passes the doyle what if israel takes its embassy out of dublin well i mean that would be very regrettable but it would be a very foolish act on the part of the israelis in my opinion. i don't think alan can accept responsibility if the israelis decide off their own bat to close their embassy i mean i was not in favor of throwing these really ambassador out some people are calling for that because i think it is important to keep channels of communication open of course the new foreign minister here after the resignation of morris johnson opposes b.d.'s and i'm sure they'll be maybe discussing a british support for israeli weapon

entering the settlement and carrying out the attack in response the israeli defense minister avigdor lieberman says four hundred more subtle homes will be built in the area. an internal israeli military report is expected to find no grounds for further investigation into the killings of palestinian protesters by army snipers and israeli newspaper reports the army will not true for any soldiers to the military police over their conduct it says the military is blaming operational mishaps for the deaths of anyone who was not an intended target. ugandan president looks like he'll be able to run for a sixth term thanks to a court ruling candidates need to be under the age of seventy five to run the seventy seventy three but would have been blocked from entering the next election to be held in twenty twenty one of those with a new. story to stay with us. for the first time since he was forced from power by the army the people of zimbabwe will see the next president but a struggling economy and frustration among many young voters. it's still hard to follow this election. cutting off the supply of mid