hazem: yaakov katz, naftali bennett says he wants a fresh start with the u.s.oing to get it? >> i think he will get it for one very simple reason, at least that will give him some credit from the outset, that he is not benjamin netanyahu, right? there is no secret that benjamin netanyahu and the democratic party in the u.s. have had a long history of tension. bennett's coming, talking about a new spirit, a new start, a new government in jerusalem that can not necessarily see i die -- see eye to eye similar to what natasha said on issues of extreme importance, whether it's the iranians or even the palestinian issue, which we might talk about, they are definitely not going to agree on all of those big issues or how to confront them, but the fact of the matter is that these are new people in new roles, and they don't have the same baggage or historical baggage that netanyahu used to carry with him. therefore, i think he will get that start. americans are going out of their way and showing him a lot of respect. he is not airing dirty laundry in public. he is not go

naftali bennett is in line with his former boss. the approach will be much different.ftali bennett talked about this new spirit of cooperation between the new countries, a bipartisan spirit of cooperation after four years of the political bromance between former prime minister netanyahu and donald trump. so for the israelis this visit is very much seen as a reset in the relationship, really trying to show that naftali bennett and joe biden will have a clear and solid line of communications and very solid relationship. top of mind for the israelis during this meeting today will be iran. israelis have long been opposed to the return to the 2015 iranian nuclear deal. the israelis say this will address the nuclear missions, the nuclear program but also their activities in the region. these regional aggressions the israelis say they see in syria and lebanon and the incidents at sea and the cargo ship which both the israelis and the americans attribute to the iranians. naftali bennett essentially wants a regional nato coalition partners with the americans, with the israelis

we know from some of our own reporting naftali bennett will be talking about iran and where the united states stands on iran. this puts the president in a precarious position considering security concerns he has on the ground in afghanistan and what he may need from iran in the coming future. >> reporter: absolutely. what you'll see at the white house is an attempt by president biden and prime minister bennett to reset the relationship after these deep strains that existed particularly between the democratic party and the former israeli government led by former prime minister netanyahu over the last few years. you'll see a lot of smiles and talk about cooperation between the u.s. and a new era of close security work together but behind that is thrift over the iran deal with israeli prime minister bennett very much objecting to the u.s. rejoining the iran deal that president biden wants to get back to and frankly, deep disagreements about the israeli/palestinian conflict with bennett opposed to palestinian statehood on his watch. that is the biden administration policy of trying to expl

announcer: president biden welcomed the new is really prime minister naftali bennett earlier today. they spoke to reporters in the oval. this is about 15 minutes. >> is a delight to have the prime minister here. i know you'll want to know what has happened this morning. let me begin by acknowledging the bravery and sacrifice that our military makes every single day. the loss of americans and marines, sailors and army personnel, it was tragic as i said yesterday. the prime minister and i have talked about it as he is a military man, gone to war, lost a friend. losing a son, a daughter, husband, wife is like being sucked into a big black hole in the middle of your chest and i don't think there is any way out. my heart goes out to all of those who we have lost. the mission they perform is dangerous. now, it comes with a significant loss of american personnel. they continue to evacuate folks out of that region out of the airport. they evacuated more than 12,000 additional people out of the airport in the last 24 hours. i met with my commanders this morning. i got a detailed briefing abo

. >> president biden is in the oval office right now with naftali bennett, the new prime minister ofw moments we will hear what the president will say, speaking to the media and also what the president has to say about afghanistan. >> and i once again resumed my meetings with my national security team. let me begin by once again, acknowledging the bravery and the sacrifice that our military makes every single day, and the loss of those americans and marines and sailors is tragic, as i said yesterday and the prime minister talked about it. he's a military man, gone to war, lost a friend. losing a son, a daughter, a husband, a wife is like being sucked into a big, black hole in the middle of your chest and you don't think there's any way out. i wonder what's happening. my heart goes out and our hearts go out to all of those who we've lost. look, the mission there is dangerous and now it's come with a significant loss with an american personnel, but it's a worthy mission because they continue to evacuate folks out of that region and out of the airport and evacuating more than 12,000 add

announcer: president biden welcomed the new is really prime minister naftali bennett earlier today. they spoke to reporters in the oval. this is about 15 minutes. >>

bond was at the white house where he is meeting with israeli prime minister naftali bennett. president biden: we will continue to talk about the issue of booster shots. i see you started your program early with some great results. we will start in september but we are considering the advice that you have given that we could start earlier. mark: he says he has spoken with dr. anthony fauci about the issue. the pentagon is saying despite earlier reports, there was only one explosion that hit the perimeter of kabul airport. 13 service members and 75 afghan citizens died in the attack. army general major william taylor says officials believe there was only one suicide bomber. president biden has vowed to go after the terrorists. texas governor greg abbott has deployed equipment and medical staff to health care facilities throughout the state. texas had nearly 14,000 hospitalized patients on thursday, a number that is nearing a record set in january. almost half of the states trauma service areas had fewer than five beds available in cancer care units. china has issued its most co

now, prime minister naftali bennett defending his government's policy in a facebook post last night. right now is on the current restrictions in place. the mask mandates. the -- the green passport, as well as this booster campaign. trying to encourage people to go out and get the booster shots. rolling these sort of nighttime vaccine booster locations in different places around the country to try and encourage anyone who needs the booster shot or anyone who has not yet been vaccinated to do so. he was saying, though, essentially, that lockdowns cost the country so much. saying previous lockdowns cost israel around $62 million, when they were done. so in the past, saying essentially that everything possible is being done to avoid lockdowns, which he said are destructive tools for livelihood for the economy and for the education of our children because the school year is soon to start in israel, on september 1st. naftali bennett, the prime minister of israel, saying lock downs will be the absolute last resort. >> thanks for that, hadas gold in jerusalem. >>> the taliban are moving in a

president den hosted new israeli prime minister naftali bennett at the white house today.eeting was postponed from yesterday after the terror attack at the kabul airport. in the oval office, the two talked about preventing iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. president biden said he wanted to restart talks with tehran, but did not give specifics. >> we also are going to discuss the threat from iran, and our commitment to ensure iran never develops any nuclear weapon. but we're putting diplomacy first, and we'll see where that takes us. but, if diplomacy fails, we're ready to turn to other options. >> nawaz: the two leaders also discussed the israeli- palestinian conflict, among other topics. tropical storm ida meanwhile strengthened into a hurricane today, and is on a collision course with the u.s. gulf coast. the storm system moved over western cuba with maximum sustained winds of 80 miles an hour. it is forecast to become a major hurricane on its way toward louisiana this weekend. the mayor of new orleans urged residents to get out of harm's way. >> all areas outside of

bond was at the white house where he is meeting with israeli prime minister naftali bennett.dent biden: we will continue to talk about the issue of booster shots. i see you started your program early with some great results. we will start in september but we are considering the advice that you have given that we could start earlier. mark: he says he has spoken with dr. anthony fauci about the issue. the pentagon is saying despite earlier reports, there was only one explosion that hit the perimeter of kabul airport. 13 service members and 75 afghan citizens died in the attack. army general major william taylor says officials believe there was only one suicide bomber. president biden has vowed to go after the terrorists.

. >>> president biden and israeli prime minister naftali bennett will meet in person for the first time today. bennett recently replaced former prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he says he wants to persuade mr. biden to give up efforts to revive the iran nuclear deal. bennett met with the secretary of state antony blin they assed aumbe security and concerns about iran. >>> coming up, a roller coaster twist. riders on one of the world's fastest coasters say they suffered broken bones. >>> and a special tribute. a baby born on an evacuation flight from afghanistan is named after the jet's call sign. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including t

website, calculus, says the topic will likely come up thursday when the israeli prime minister naftali bennetttalks with president biden. five groups are said to have submitted bids for the businesses, three of them chinese. china shutdown 145 accounts on this social media platforms, some of which have been sympathetic to a popstar who is accused of rape. the social media giant said it closed the account because they published information that is harmful for maintaining social order. the popstar, who is chinese-canadian, was arrested in july over several sexual assault allegations. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. ♪ juliette: alright. we are seeing a pretty broad-based rally, asian stocks having their best to gain since february. a number of factors playing into this. you have alibaba and tencent among the biggest contributors to the overall benchmark gain. jd.com is flying, up 10.3%. analysts upbeat after they had some -- among their sales. i want

he was supposed to meet with the prime minister of israel, naftali bennett.he is really journalists leaving the white house, unsure if that meeting would take ice. i imagine, after we hear from the pentagon, the numbers of what is going on at kabul airport and in the outskirts, that the president would likely want to address the american people. he said on tuesday the reason he did not want to extend the withdrawal past is 31 was because of security reasons, especially from the likes of isis-k. antony blinken reiterating that yesterday. we need to wait from the pentagon to know who is responsible this but there have been worries about isis-k. they are an adversarial group to the taliban for the most part, so we have to wait to see who was responsible for these exclusions. officials leading up to this worried about a potential attack from isis-k. in the middle of the night kabul time, they were telling u.s. citizens to leave the airport. if you are near any of the gates, please evacuate. there was concern of these potential threats. greg: i could think of what

done here, we throw the whole world into turmoil, and the prime minister of israel, this doofus naftali bennettl now meet next week with biden to talk about national security. and what about the border? it was bad enough the border was wide open with people coming in illegally. , drug pushers, ms-13, then covid-19. our borders are open more now than ever before. so they are working with the enemy states that we have to deal with, he said close that border. and he uses pseudoscience that says children need to wear a mask. he says he's telling the department of indication to undermine republican governors and he's attacking politically santos and abbott. it's about time the republicans in the house of representatives used the litter i were to come impeachment. look what joe biden has unleashed on the american people in addition to defying a supreme court decision. he needs to be removed and if we can't find kamala harris, remove her. and it nancy pelosi, just go down the line. we need to show the american people that there are some people in washington who are very, very concerned about what's ta

prime minister naftali bennett is making his first state visit overseas since taking office, and he met with the secretary of state anthony blinken. other topics may include the pandemic, climate change and economic concerns. >>> happening today, oakland police chief armstrong plans to reveal more details about a police shooting that injured a man that happened yesterday afternoon on enterprise way near the coliseum. the man shot was not seriously injured but he was wanted for manslaughter. >>> authorities in fremont not identifying the suspect shot and killed by police yesterday. this is near fremont boulevard and auto parkway. a gun was recovered nearby. reports indicate that he may be tied to a shooting that seriously injured somebody at a nearby mobile home park. it's still not clear if the suspect fired at officers but police are reviewing the body cam video. >>> a plan calls for incentives or payments when addicts test negative for drugs. the money would come in a gift card. the cost on the program depends on how many people participate, but a program covering 1,000 people could c

>> reporter: the prime minister, naftali bennett, when he made this announcement that anyone over the age of 60 who received their second dose of the vaccine more than five months ago will be eligible to receive the third booster shot was citing data from the israeli health ministry which showed what they are worried about, a decline in the vaccine efficacy over time. part of this data show that for those people who received their second dose of the vaccine by the end of january, that the vaccine effectiveness against infection could drop as low as 16%. now those people were still very well protected against severe illness, something in the 86% range. but that is the data that the prime minister said caused their coronavirus cabinet to make the decision to offer these third booster shots. now they are trying to get more than 1 million of these shots in arms over the next 10 days in this population over the age of 60. and according to israeli media, already tens of thousands have signed up for those booster appointments already today. as you noted, as part of this effort to get people

prime minister naftali bennett writing a lengthy facebook post defending their policy, saying they areocusing on the current restrictions, they are focusing on booster shots, trying to get as many people vaccinated as possible, especially holdups, people who have not been vaccinated at all. he said the cost of lockdowns have cost too much in the past, citing $62 billion in previous lockdowns, saying they are doing everything possible to avoid lockdowns which he said are destructive tools for the livelihood, for the economy, for the education of our children. everybody looking towards the beginning of the school year, september 1st. a lot of concern about what that could mean for the cases. the prime minister saying the lockdown will be the absolutely last resort. >>> still ahead, how the taliban waited out the americans to come back storming into afghanistan. af >>> we'll speak to the haiti head of doctors without borders and find out how people there are coping with a devastating earthquake. adding lysol laundndry sanitizr kills 99.9 %. lysol, what is takes to protect. need long-lasti

according to the group defense for children palestine meanwhile, israel's new prime minister naftali bennettas arrived in washington where he will meet with president biden on thursday. in a new interview with "the new york tim," bennettuled out reaching a peace agreement with the palestinians, vowed to expand illegal jewish settlements in the west bank, and threatened to continue israel's covert attacks on iran. president biden has approved a major disaster declaration for parts of northern california to help areas devastated by the climate fueled dixie and river fires. over 1.5 million acres of land have burned so far this year in california and the number is growing as thealdor fire is less than 10% contained. it is now threatening communities near lake tahoe. air quality alerts have been issued in seven states -- california, nevada, colorado, wyoming, montana, and idaho. residents of reno, nevada, are being urged to stay home because the air is unsafe to breathe. meanwhile, in minnesota, more than 400 firefighters are battling a large blaze near the canadian border. one official compared

president biden is meeting with israeli prime minister naftali bennett for the first time today after postponing their thursday meeting due to the attacks and afghanistan. the heads of state will discuss iran's nuclear program. the biden administration has been in talks about possibly reentering the iran nuclear deal, which israel opposes. in venezuela, at least 20 people are dead following heavy rainfall, massive floods and mudslides in the western state. over a dozen people are still missing and more than 1200 homes have been destroyed. parts of northern colombia have an hit i catch topic floods and heavy rains that turn roads into rivers. international aid groups are warning more than 12 million people in iraq and syria are losing access to water, food and electricity due the climate crisis, wi urgent action needed to combat a severe drought. this is an iraqi farmer. >> my family and i worked on this farm. it is my source of income and our livelihoods depends on it. because of the drought, we did not get anything this year and there's nothing i can do about it. amy: meanwhile, unic

resident biden hosted new israeli prime minister naftali bennett at the white house today.oval office, the two talked about preventing iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. president biden said he wanted to restart talks but did not give specifics. >> we also discussed the threat from iran, and to ensure they never develop a nuclear weapon. and putting diplomacy first and seeing where that takes us. but if diplomacy fails, we're ready to turn to other options. amna: the leaders also discussed the iranian palestinian conflict. tropical storm ida rapidly strengthened into a hurricane today and is on a collision course with the u.s. gulf coast. the storm system moved over western cuba with maximum sustained winds of 80 miles an hour. it is forecast to become an extremely dangerous major hurricane on its way to louisiana this weekend. the mayor of new orleans, late this afternoon, revised an earlier evacuation order, saying it's too early for that. >> hurricane ida represents a dramatic threat to the people of the city of new orleans. time is now on our side. shelter in place.

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prime minister naftali bennett made the announcement to the country last week saying that they made this decision based on the evidence. they say data shows that the vaccine efficacy may be anwanin over time. especially, when you consider this population, which is already more vulnerable to coronavirus, finished their two doses of the coronavirus vaccine. for many of them here in israel, the early part of the year. so now, they will be eligible for that third-booster shot. now, in speaking with the israelis, just a handful of them. there isn't that sort of mad rush that we saw, especially at the end of last year, at the beginning of this year for people in israel to get the vaccine but many, many are planning to do so. and actually, the overall-vaccine uptake for this population, according to the israeli health ministry, is quite high. something like 88% in the 60 and 69 age range have received both doses of the vaccine. so there is an expectation here that a lot of them will go out and get the vaccine. and israeli media is actually, already, reporting that just for today tens of thousan

israeli prime minister naftali bennett was to have met today with president biden at the white house.d until tomorrow, after the bombings in afghanistan. meanwhile, israel eased commercial restrictions on gaza, to allow the flow of more goods. palestinian protests against the israeli blockade had led to clashes this week that killed one palestinian and critically injured an israeli policeman. a new tropical storm is forming in the caribbean tonight, and could grow into a major hurricane that strikes the u.s. gulf coast this weekend. the system was passing jamaica late today and heading toward the cayman islands and cuba with up to a foot of rain. it's on track to reach the central gulf states on sunday. seven u.s. capitol police officers sued former president trump today, accusing him of incing the january 6th assault on the capitol. the federal suit also names his ally roger stoneplus the trump campaign and members of the far- right "proud boys" and "oath keepers." two similar suits have been filed recently by democrats in congress. there's more fallout from the sexual harassment sca

president biden fell asleep during a white house meeting last week with israeli prime minister naftali bennettws the video did not happen. the video shows president biden did drop his head and keep it there right after prime minister bennett made reference to that week's difficult days, presumably a reference to what happened in afghanistan. but president biden kept moving his hands the whole time. in other words, he was clearly awake. and one of the viral tweets cut out was president biden responded immediately and appropriately right after prime minister bennett stopped talking. take a watch. >> thank you, mr. president. i look forward to working with you now and the many years forward. thank you. >> well, thank you. you give me credit, much of which should go to barack obama. >> once again, this was a whole bunch of nonsense. john and kaitlan? >> there is lying and spreading misinformation, and then there is lying and spreading misinformation about fallen soldiers while their parents have just found out in the hours before that they have died in action. >> yeah, it's appalling. but it's als

biden, as he sat with israeli prime minister naftali bennett for a meeting that was postponed to friday by the attack, undaunted. >> it's a worthy mission because they continue to evacuate folks out of that region. >> reporter: but the scale of the tragedy and its fallout laid bare by the white house. >> loss of lives of u.s. service members, of afghans is a tragedy, is horrific. is one of the worst things, if not the worst thing, we have experienced during president biden's time in office. >> reporter: biden planning to call the families of the 13 dead, officials say. yet, the white house remains primarily focused on two missions. evacuating remaining americans and afghan allies by the looming august 31st deadline. >> i think our focus right now is on doing everything we can to get the remaining american citizens who want to depart out of the country. >> reporter: and now, hunting down those who perpetrated the attack. >> we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. >> reporter: with no gray area of what that pledge means. >> i think he made clear ye

this afternoon with we'll wait to see if we hear from the president who will be appearing with naftali bennett. will the press be allowed in the room? will he answer any questions? we don't know. neil, my time's up but it's yours. neil: thank you very, very much, stuart, we're following up on same issues you just did. we're trying to get an indication out of the airport everyone is able to fly out. we're told the last two hours no one has. 13,400 had been evacuated last night going into this morning right before the so-called coordinated attacks. there were two. one at the kabul airport and still another at a hotel, the baron hotel frequented by a lot of westerners including americans in a separate attack. we're also told that to date, again, before this attack, 95,700 had been able to evacuate the city. but now there are indications everything is frozen in place. we know that there are a number of afghans nationals we're told, hundreds waiting near or at the tarmac. they are not, you know, being allowed to leave out an abundance of caution and safety and concerns that this isis-k splinter gro

this afternoon with we'll wait to see if we hear from the president who will be appearing with naftali bennettme issues you just did. we're trying to get an indication out of the airport everyone is able to fly out. we're told the last two hours no one has. 13,400 had been evacuated last night going into this morning right before the so-called coordinated attacks. there were two. one at the kabul airport and still another at a hotel, the baron hotel frequented by a lot of westerners including americans in a separate

let's get some of the day's other news the israeli prime minister naftali bennett will hold his firstte house was postponed after the deaths of us soldiers in the kabul airport blasts. the talks are expected to focus on iran's nuclear programme and bilateral relations. dozens of children abducted from an islamic school in northern nigeria three months ago have been freed. 136 pupils were seized from a seminary in tegina by gunmen demanding a ransom. six children reportedly died in captivity and another fifteen escaped injune. hundreds of greek health workers have demonstrated in athens against mandatory covid—19 vaccines. the government says workers must be vaccinated or take unpaid leave. the union organising the protest says the vast majority of health workers are already vaccinated, but it opposes compulsory immunisation. it's day three of the competition in tokyo — and more golds for paralympics gb. let's take you live to tokyo and speak to our correspondent rachael latham. if his been a busy day at the velodrome.— if his been a busy day at the velodrome. , . �* . . . if his been