as israelis to michael alex, gee, he's on youtube, and alex says what reactions should major western countries be having to the issue car and shake your all to think directly we getting involved commenting with the situation. you have 30 seconds to respond to that? absolutely. i mean, look, it's really no different than what's happening in south africa or that happened in south africa during the apartheid era. what is really needed from the international community is an imposition of sanctions, is creating consequences for israeli, a race of policies that impact palestinians in order to ensure that the to not continue enjoying western support. at least i mean that we certainly see that a lot of this is happening of american aid and diplomatic protection that should not be happening and there should be consequences for alex you had your staff and oma, right. i want to move on because until port they are in israel, where a new coalition government has just been sworn in. this is the prime minister, naphtali bennett, at his 1st cabinet meeting on june the settings float. let me, let me,

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alex. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the light at the end of the tunnel finally becoming a reality after a very long year. beginning today, no more restrictions for restaurants and other businesses. this morning, the long-awaited return to normalcy since the pandemic began becoming a reality in chicago and the rest of illinois. officials lifting most covid restrictions beginning today. >> on friday, we will be the largest big city in the country to fully open. >> reporter: washington, d.c. also fully reopening and lifting most capacity limits today. mayor muriel bowser reacting to the news of opening. >> i feel amazing about it. >> reporter: the nation still chipping away at president biden's goal of having at least 70% of the population vaccinated by july 4th. 13 states have crossed that threshold. at least 64% of adults have received at least one shot. moderna is now seeking emergency authorization for use of its vaccine on 12-17 year olds. the vaccine believed to be 100% effective at preventing severe illness from cov

michael. >> and alex, this arrest comes after a weekend of nationwide gun violence. at do we know about gun violence so far this year? >> reporter: yeah, michael. it was a deadly weekend, gun violence in many cities including right here in chicago, new york and miami. so far this year more than 8,400 people have been killed by gun violence. michael? >> thanks, alex. robin. >>> we have that breaking news we told you about. amazon ceo jeff bezos announcing this morning that he is going to space and he's not going alone. he's taking his brother with him. they're going to take off next month. t.has that when you're billio go to spac that is what jeff bezos is going to do. he will be aboard the new shepherd capsule. this is part of his company blue origin. his space tourism company he's been working on for the decades. it's going to take six people up. he announced this morning he's going to be one of them. take a listen. >> when you see the earth from space, it changes you. changes your relationship with this planet, with humanity. it's one earth. i want to go on this fli

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>> reporter: alex, as you know, there was serious back and forth between officer michael fanone trying mccarthy. going into this meeting yesterday, they spent about an hour together in mccarthy's office and fanone was looking for concrete commitments, including hearing from mccarthy denouncements of republican lawmakers who have been spreading conspiracy theories about the insurrection we saw take place on january 6th, as well as calling out those 21 house republicans who voted against awarding the congressional gold medal to police officers who defended the capitol on that day. the other commitment he was looking for was to hear from mccarthy condemnation from congressman andrew clyde for comments he said, indicating that it was a normal tour day here on capitol hill. when mccarthy was looking for a response to fanone, fanone relayed to reporters mccarthy said he would address specific issues with specific members privately. he did not respond to larger commitments fanone was looking for. when he was exciting from his office, here a some of what he told reporters about the meeting. >>

michael, set the scene for us today. what is the agenda and what is the president's focus and message on china? >> reporter: well, alex, this is the busiest day so far of the president's first international trip with multiple sessions at today's g-7 summit focused on a range of issues that these western democracies are aiming to tackle together including tackling the pandemic, includes jump starting the economy, dealing with ongoing challenges, including the rise of china as well as russia. president biden has talked so often about the importance after four years of an america first foreign policy led by former president trump of shoring up the u.s. alliances with these g-7 summit partners so they can take coordinated action in the face of china. one of the discussions today, and we already have indication that the discussion has run longer than expected, is the building back better for the world initiative. a part of the g-7 countries working to counter the belt and road initiative pursued by china, helping poor and developing nations invest in their own infrastructure. all off this is part of what the white house is

michael flynn, who has just been pardoned. he is talking about potentially calling for martial law with the military. you have alex has also been pardoned, he is there. this is the line-up that's going to bet people riled up. when you look at what could have stopped it, well, it is people inside the white house that could have stopped this and they chose not to. >> one of the questions i think that came up in the impeachment trial, olivia, was about following the money, that these weren't spontaneous crowds. they were planned events. the trump campaign was e-mailing and texting supporters to come to washington. donald trump headlined the preinsurrection rally and sent them to the capitol, lied to them and said he would be walking with them. let me read a little bit more about the event organizers from "propublica". one of the women for america first organizers told "propublica" that he and his group felt they needed to urgently warn the white house of the possible danger. quote, a last-minute march without a permit, without all of the metro police that would usually be there to fortify the perimeter felt unsafe. t