between you and nathan?helping with organizing christian conferences in lithuania. and he is also -- was kind of like my mentor, and here in america, he was the only person with whom i could talk in lithuanian. so it was a friend. >> the defense attorney said the state was making more of those spa visits than was really there. >> would mr. leuthold be there with you when you were having a waxing? >> he was there to drive me and to pay for it. >> but he wasn't there when that was -- the procedure was being done? >> no. >> okay. were you and nathan ever lovers? >> no. >> that's been asked of you many times, correct? police asked you about that, correct? >> that's correct. >> and that answer has never changed, has it? >> that's correct. >> his bottom line was this, the state never even came close to proving a sexual relationship, not even with the hundreds of hours of taped phone calls nathan made from jail over his 16 months there. >> 1,700 hours of recorded telephone conversations involving nathan leuthold. d

one, nathan. yeah. how silence on the question of iran or at least to keep quiet in the sense that that he might not be happy and he might express his happiness in his role. but you're certainly not going to come again to congress and talk, you know, over the american president against iran nuclear deal and to i would expect the buy them to try to. busy get more concession order, nathan, you know, to begin or read the get or restart the so called peace process. in the sense that what has been stuck on block now for something like 15 years, that by there would be able to re engage once again in some form of improvement in the situation for the palestinians and occupied territories. giving them some horizon of a possible freedom and sovereignty and in the intermediate future. and that is.

follow nathan gonzalez. he's also in houston, texas, ed, democrat, good morning. >> caller: yes, good morning, sir. i'm interested in the district that goes from san antonio and that's been competitive for the last ten or 20 years and i note the republican was elected i guess his name is gonzales, i'm not sure. is he a relative? >> guest: i'm not sure but we can check that out. >> caller: where will the democrats put that? >> guest: unclear yet. tony gonzales, i don't believe he was the chief tight and for the kansas city chiefs but we are waiting to see what the republicans do at the districts of texas and it's one of the four key states that we are watching in redistricting for texas, georgia, north carolina and georgia where republicans are in charge and we will see what thate district is up lookig like and i expect it to be competitive and it is been one of the most competitive districts for maybe ten years running now but we just have to fwait to see what the field los like and also that factor with his

for a spotlight on 2022, we are joined by nathan gonzales. publisher of the race reading group inside elections at elections analyst with roll call newspaper. one of your more recent pieces, the headline, "republicans should disband if they do not win back the house in 2022." guest: we are going big on a monday morning. let's start off with the math. republicans are very close to getting house majority. they need a net gain of five seats. when you look at key factors, they are well-positioned at this stage. looking back at history, the president part party has lost an average of 30 seats in the last 25 midterm elections. republicans just need five. when you add the extra layer of redistricting, every state except for the six at-large states will redraw lines, republicans are drawing more districts than democrats. they are in control of more states, and they could gain more seats from redistricting alone. five seats, republicans have a lot of room for error. i think that is why they are not only confident they will win the majority, but it imp

how likely is it that we're seeing the end of the era of nathan yahoo yeah. well, this moment is, is coming in close by the mere fact that then it came out public in the and said that he's no longer working together with nathan to form a right when government and that he's on the side of the i love being that he's joining forces with him put it up anyhow in a very tough position in any way to form a government. we don't see that this position now can form a government. the only thing that we can to grade for is having the 5th election. but, but it seems that it today in israel, parliament speed and nathan yell come, do have my george. so if this diverse coalition that we've been talking about is the most likely scenario. what happens now? what are the next steps? yeah, well 1st of all, they have to decide who will hold their, which chipboard folio. and we already know that the minister of defense will be benny guns, the head of the blue and white. we know that the finance minister will be and lieberman to lieberman on the other hand, some effort follows that.

host: nathan gonzales on mark kelly, the immigration issue. what is the point of releasing an ad 500 days before election? host: to give your viewers a sneak peek, if you are watching a video like that, longer than 30 seconds, probably not an ad that is on television. it is probably a web video. i do not this -- i do not believe this had the normal disclaimer of who paid for it. that does not mean it is not irrelevant. that is telling us where republicans want to go. when he ran two years ago, he got to run as a political outsider of sorts and he did not have votes in either congress, senate, or state legislature that republicans could use against him. when we get to 2022, he is going to have a voting record and i think they are anxious to not only highlight votes that are out of step, but paint him as a politician and not an astronaut. that is a preview of what we are going to see. host: to be fair, to pay nash to play ads from both sides -- to play ads from both sides, this is a go at endorsing -- [video clip] >> q is a patriot. >> marjorie

i would not be so quick as to write mister nathan. yahoo! obituary. i think that, you know, he still got a week left and as paula said, he has 61. bennett has 61 seats. now that are going to is what you need. so any one person who doesn't show up any one person who changes their mind and it could be someone from the other side that joins as well. it's still wide open, meaning it does look like bennett is poised to be prime minister. but even yesterday, i mean if you saw what he said, 1st of all, he was speaking about unity. he was speaking about, you know, trying to calm people down. but i don't personally, it doesn't seem like he's fully convinced that there he says he's complete with that decision. but you know, with the right opportunity and if nathan, yeah, had a real government, he might leave and go join nathan, you know, it's too early to write is obituary, but he's, you know, it's just those talking to i was i was talking to somebody else in israel just an hour ago, the st. generally, the feeney across the board and for the public is his time

one of the children in that trial is nathan.received his first dose of the pfizer vaccine. that dose was about one-tenth the dosage that adults receive. nathan was enrolled in the trial by his mother, dr. tao galvan. she joins me now. doctor, thank you so much for coming on the show to talk about this decision. tell us, what made you decide to enroll nathan in this trial and how much thought and research went into it before you decided, yes, i will do this? >> well, thank you for having me. the reason i wanted to do this was multifactorial. the first was, i wanted to protect my family. i think we've seen a lot of the devastation from covid and i just wanted to be able to move past that safely. and i knew that the vaccinations are making a huge impact and i feel like that will be true with the children, as well. having said that, of course i worried, just like any parent would and they want the best for their children, but we're starting nathan in school in the autumn and i wanted him protected, i wanted his classmates protected,

this is 16-month-old nathan.just became the first child enrolled in a pfizer trial valuaing the vaccine for kids under the age 2. it's being run by baylor. his mother is a pediatric transplant surgeon at texas children's hospital. i understand that nathan just got that second dose on thursday. let's start with just asking, how is he doing? any side effects? >> he is doing wonderfully. thank you. >> no issues at all? >> no. with the first vaccine, he got too hives by his knee. but he has allergies. the second time, everything was flawless. if anything, my husband said he has more energy. >> you have had to give up a lot during this pandemic. nathan was born three months before lockdowns started. you have been treating patients. you moved out of your house to avoid giving it to your family. how did you get through that? how did it impact your decision to enroll little nathan in this study? >> because of my profession and frankly because of my risk aversion, we kept up with this very closely, the entire pandemic and

and now, please join me in welcoming misses brittany been and her family, spouse of major nathan bean, who is currently deployed, our first lady, dr. jill biden, and our commander-in-chief at 46th president of the united states, joe biden. [applause] ♪ ♪ [hail to the chief playing] ♪ ♪ >> please take your seats. early in the obama administration, i had the pleasure of working with then-dr. biden. and i can attest, firsthand, to her passion for our troops from wounded warrior, goldstar recognition, and her joining forces initiative, she has been an advocate for those who have served. it is my pleasure to welcome first lady, dr. jill biden. man, the stage is yours. [applause] dr. biden: thank you, colonel ross. it's so wonderful to see you again. when our paths last crossed, you were serving in the white house military office and the obama biden administration was just getting started. and you were an invaluable resource to my team as we worked to serve the military community through our joining forces initiative. and, you know, i remember how sweet claire was when you brought her to ta

these are my well-behaved and adorable children, margaret catherine, nathan and jordan.y husband is overseas in afghanistan. he's been gone for six months and will return in about six more months, in time for christmas. on this memorial day we are asked to honor, remember and mourn those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. in the performance of their duties, home and abroad. as a veteran myself and spouse to a servicemember overseas i am all too aware of the cost these young men and women are asked to bear, as is president biden. some of you sitting to my voice have also suffered a loss. i would like to extend my external and internal gratitude for keeping our nation a beacon of democracy and hope to others. it comes with a great sense of honor and pride. though i have taken off the uniform and transitioned to being a military spouse, i'm still afforded an opportunity to serve others as an educator. go bulls! thanks to programs like the cares act. not all lessons are retained -- contained to the classroom. how children have benefited immensely from the range of interpe

so you can think about the legacy of nathan. you know, it really depends on, on people's position. but many people think that he's position on iran for years. he's consistent position of iran for years, really changed the way the region 3 or i ran really change the way the international community, teresa iran, and most importantly, change the way america 3 player. and the iranian draft not quite clear that, you know, bennett can easily step into this the be shoot. ya leave behind big shoes in terms of the magic connections and diplomatic experiences. but it's important to remember that the iran stories by now and has been for a while, a mirror of the international community, the coalition that the international community was able to form. and it's not clear to me that that would be able to stop the biden administration from reestablishing the iran agreement or some version of the around our agreement. and the benefit government is probably not going to be more successful in that. what about the population? what about the popular street, do you think netanyahu still has an awful lot

coalition may be taking advantage of now is the fact that his relationship, that is nathan. yeah, i was relationship with president biden in washington is not quite as good and warm as it was with president trump. and so there is a sense perhaps on the on position parties that they can take advantage of this with the idea of promising a better working relationship with washington, which is going to be necessary. given the evident shift in position among many americans over the indies. really palestinian, let's call it the peace process. it was quite evident in the last war that there is a tide shifting. and also we have rumors of the iran iran nuclear deal being revived. the iran has an election coming up. so we'll see there are developments happening around israel hurting netanyahu, and i think there is a desire on various international parties to, to remove him. but he is someone, he's a survivor of all among 1st and foremost you so i don't want him out. we do, we do, there is a survivor even also has some legal troubles if he is indeed not longer the pm. but what about po

young or with his until nathan, yahoo coalition. so they will have a rotational premiership 1st. that would be enough, totally offended. and then he will be the foreign minister in the meantime, turn it to the prime minister. it's also a bit controversial because natalie bennett brings only 7 feet. so he's of all the smaller party within. so once he has officially given that notice to the very president by wednesday, you can do that anytime from now. then to have 7 days to put this government together. so natalie bennett is the leader of a far right party and he's pretty close to nathan yahoo, ideologically, they've worked together before. so how much of a change does he actually represent? well, that's right enough. tell you, bennett is a hard line. a writing politician has entered politics about over 10 years ago. he comes from high tech and then he is, you know, from the national religious. he used to be also the head of the settler organization and the occupied west think the year. so i counsel. so he is a hotline and politics.

and even though they have restricted some, i access that nathan or dough, under the fiscal agreement, the spill is able to verify. and next week we expect to report whether i will provide details. and let me just mention that 2 weeks after the sabotage yet nathan's, which took place on the 10th april that i reported that there were about it 1300 centrifuges, enriching at nathan's at the birthplace where the sabotage took place. 5060, i are one procedures are in the same configuration that's from 2015. so it suggests that the sabotage was not successful in either disrupting the enrichment program, nor in disrupting the vienna talks. i want to ask you briefly about a statement that was made by the head of the i e, a in the last 24 hours or so. when this agreement, this extension was, was put forward. he referred to the fact that it was very significant. the data collected up to this point would not be deleted, but there had been a risk that it would be under the previous agreement. just for those of us who don't really understand the final parts of this. why is that so important? well,

but by didn't remains a major supporter of israel, if not, nathan. yeah. and hence, yes, we will see probably a lot of that moving forward. i think nathan, who has proven to be quite st smart and the way he will be extracting concessions.

we delve into the well off topic with guest elder nathan john. we meet. an investigative journalist for exposing sex trafficking in nigeria. we turn to printer who gave up a prestigious job in new york to stop their own company in nairobi. we start off in zimbabwe and had a comedy group called t.v. . attention to the floor soda pop as well us of a pot of society. what is meant to inspire a youth is followed by millions online but not everyone finds them funny our correspondent had a look behind the scenes. how did you get. this set of my comeback t.v. actors they are shooting is such a skate on the country's police fighting with. a woman reports an incident of corruption but she is a repeat minded 14 influential government official. aim of the video is to motivate young people to participate in political process and. pushing for positive change that would me make fun of you with a with the top office only the top and. if we are not just doing it so that we fight we're doing it so that you look at yourself and see we can probably do things better for the g

and he's pretty close to nathan, yahoo, ideologically, they've worked together before. so how much of a change does he actually represent? well, that's right enough. tell you, bennett is a hard line. a writing politician has entered politics about over 10 years ago. he comes from high tech and then he is, you know, from the national religious count. he used to be also the head of the settler organization in the occupied west think the year. so i counsel. so he is a hotline and politics. he is, for example, against the palestinian state. he is a proponent of annexation of the west bank and you have to look now, you know, in the distribution of the ministerial post as well in this a government and most of the heavy weight ministry posts, as far as we know from now, we'll go actually to hotline to other hotline lighting politicians. so we don't see much change in this regard. very interesting, tanya. thank you so much, julie. some correspondence tony kramer there let's catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. police and jury, a say gun

they refused to tell the real story about nathan forest.e was a human trafficker, he was the first grand wizard of the kkk, and he killed black union soldiers and made millions of dollars off auctioning off black people. but if you leave it to my colleagues, he is a war hero. he has done so many great things about tennessee. that is exactly why we have to have a continued talk about race in america because if we don't talk about the true history such as the history of nathan better forest, we are doomed to repeat it. >> tennessee state representative london lamar, thanks for coming back to the program. i appreciate it. i had back in 2019, the u.s. was considered to be the most prepared country in the world for a pandemic. so what went wrong, claims michael author lewis tackles this question is fantastic new book and he joins me next. all that. new cascade platinum, with 50% more cleaning power! it dissolves fast to start cleaning sooner, releasing the soaking power of dawn. then cascade's food-seeking enzymes latch on and break down food in

and he was telling them don't believe, nathan. yeah, when he's saying this is going to be a left wing government, i promise you this government is going to be right wing as an attorney. oh government. if not more right way. he said today we're not going to give up land to the palestinians and we're not going to give up any supplements. and if necessary, we'll go in military campaigns. so government of change might not be quite a change there, semi circle in jerusalem. thank you. indian doctors have reported more than $12000.00 cases of what is usually a rare infection. black fungus, after 2 months of coven, 1900 battering the country. hospitals are now seeing severe black fungus infections in patients who are on the path to recovery. experts say they're seeing 2 distinct commonalities. first, a large number of the patients are diabetic. and secondly, many of these patients were treated with steroids, combat cove, it which further weakens the immune system. his puffy eyes tell the story of a country on the ropes. after months of be

nathan, always trying to portray is not really in place in israel anymore. the left wing is dead, has been dead for several years now. of electrolyte speaking. there are, there are, there are no borders, you know, people don't vote for leslie parties and the parties there that are supposedly on the left and on the right. as a lot of problem, like things like the cost of living questions, law and order, which we came a major issue after the the war in garza and what was happening and he's really mix cds during the same period of time. joe into like the already challenge, etc. so, you know, might be more sustainable, but you would think that you would normally think there is certainly substantial momentum for this coalition for change. and despite the fact that a really bring together very different parties and even extremes of israeli society, all these parties are coming together because they have decided collectively that ousting that to me out from office is more important to them than anything else. which is quite dramatic. if you think of it, in terms of

it's a system that is working in, and it's not a political, it's not nathan, you know, it's nathan, you know, and it's guns and it's wrong. and it's the court system. it's a synchronized system that it's working against. as israel continues, it's wave of arrests in the name of public order. these between the 2 communities in places like jaffa will remain precarious. what that means, al jazeera, jaffa, still to come on al jazeera divided by a volcano, one mother search for her children and enjoy. but there's still danger for thousands of aquatic republic of congo. and it's any one to win or lose. so the last debate before proves election has cindy accusations get ah, ah hello, nice to see you. here's what's going on across europe on tuesday, and i'll tell you what the volatile whether to where the eastern portion, the continent there it is right there is. see there is darker hughes of blue through ukraine, mobility, and romania that indicates we will get some down ports of rain and for eastern sections of romania, we could see upwards of 70 millimeters of rain within a 24 hours span. sti

nathan has some influence or a lot of influence in the lobby. i'm shipping out on republicans in congress, and they would be able to derail by those agenda. so the last thing by didn't want to do at this point in time is l e n a. the prime minister, even though i would think that the president does not like the prime minister and 2nd, he had very tough, rough and bitter relationship during 8 years of serving under obama and 3rd, i think the president is worried about getting humiliated by by nathan, you know, i won't be the 1st time there. can you mediated obama before and for those who don't remember, 2014 was not just 11 days. the 2014 or war on gas i last to 50 days. that's more than 7 weeks. despite the attempts by the obama administration to stop that war, so clearly that the know has not been exactly agreeable if you, well, what? when, when, when, when do you not check puts pressure to think about the israel is especially at the now is, is that he gets, he gets the weapons. he gets the financial aid it, but he does not accept the advice. a

for a spotlight on 2022, we are joined by nathan gonzales.ublisher of the race reading group inside elections at elections analyst with roll call newspaper. one of your more recent pieces, the headline, "republicans should disband if they do not win back the house in 2022." guest: we are going big on a monday morning. let's start off with the math. republicans are very close to getting house majority. they need a net gain of five seats. when you look at key factors, they are well-positioned at this stage. looking back at history, the president part party has lost an average of 30 seats in the last 25 midterm elections. republicans just need five. when you add the extra layer of redistricting, every state except for the six at-large states will redraw lines, republicans are drawing more districts than democrats. they are in control of more states, and they could gain more seats from redistricting alone. five seats, republicans have a lot of room for error. i think that is why they are not only confident they will win the majority, but it impac

when b we comeack, we stay in jerusalem to speak with nathan thrall.will tell us about this new york review of books peace that he wrote that was passedround ngcoress even before this latest assault called "a day in the life of abed salama." one man's quest to find his son lays verthy e reality of palestinian life under israeli rule. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, decrmoacynow.org, the quarantine report. i'y'm amgoodman with nermeen shaikh. you can get our daily digest mailed to you by texting democracow, ynone word no space, to6866 6. e death toll in gaza has reached at least 83 l as israe'e aerial bombardment of the besieged territory enters a fourth day. the dead include 17 children come over 480 palestinians have been injured. the ath detoll in israel has reached 7ma as has and other militant groups continue to fire hundreds of rockets into israel. we are joined now by nathan thrall, foer director of the arab-israeli project at the international crisis group. he is now a writer, based in jerusalem, author of the book he

how likely is it that we're seeing the end of the era of nathan yahoo yeah. well, this moment is, is coming close by the mere fact that then it came out public in the and said that he's no longer working together with nathan the out to form a right when government and that he's on the side of the i love being that he's joining forces with him and you know, in a very tough position in any way to form a government, we don't see that this position now can form a government. the only thing that we can degrade for is having 5th election. but, but it seems that it today in israel and parliament and nathan yell come, do have a majority. so if this diverse coalition that we've been talking about is the most likely scenario. what happens now? what are their next steps? yeah, well 1st of all, they have to decide who will hold their which portfolio. we already know that the minister of defense will be benny guns, the head of the blue and white. we know that the finance minister will be lieberman lieberman. on the other hand, some effort follows that they still have not

dan nathan what should we do with kohl's? >> listen, we were over stored for these sort of stores pre-pandemic i just don't see some sort of retail renaissance, especially for these sort of stores, model-related ones to me, we talked about macy's not acting particularly well after their good results the other day. i know dillards had a very good one. i think these are value traps and don't think you want to chase them. >> yeah. tim, the ceo is very optimistic about the outlook. >> look, i don't think there's a lot of value, i think they're recovery stories i saw a couple credit upgrades for kohl's on the back of these numbers. they also said they're going to see margin head winds from wages. >> yeah. >> they'll see margin head winds from an inventory build that is obviously a post-pandemic function the stock was a five-bagger off the lows of covid. as we said here, i don't know if anything dramatically changed to their business in terms of an evolution that needed to happen. it's been rewarded largely in the stock. >> coming

on the street saying yeah, nathan young, that is not enough. i need you to say in the occupation, i need you to say lift the fi, john gaza and i need you to say that you see the liberation of. ringback the palestinian people bound up with the safety and security of jewish people. and if you don't see those 2 people being able to co exist in a place and be all able to live under one constitution where they will access to laws, it's just not going to work. and it's not going to work. and the, and the movements are not accepting any other kind of conclusion or resolution to this concept. walk me down. i wouldn't have a look at some pictures that i put together on my laptop because it's sort of a progression of the civil rights movement into where we are now. was life math and movement. this is in the hama, dolly. i believe this is 970 visiting palestine use in a lebanese refugee camp. then we phosphor george flew floyd muriel's from around palestine breath in peace, big floyd. this is remarkable. and then i'm just going to end here. mark on, on yo

they refuse to tell the real story about nathan bedford forrest. he was a human trafficker.diers and made millions of dollars off auctioning off black people. but you leave it to my colleagues, he's a war hero. >> right. >> he's done so many great things about tennessee. that is exactly why we have to continue to talk about race in america because if we don't talk about the true history, such as the history on nathan bedford forrest, in an accurate way, we are doomed to repeat it. >> tennessee's state representative london lamar, thanks for coming back on the program. appreciate it. >>> ahead, back in 2019, the u.s. was considered to be the most prepared country in the world for a pandemic. so what went wrong? acclaimed author micah lewis tackles that question in his fantastic new book, and he joins me next. me next. magenta? magenta! (crying) magenta! (announcer) the epson ecotank. no more cartridges. just lots of ink. print whatever makes you happy. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. obsession has many names, this is ours. the lexus is. all in on the sports sedan. lea

with guest elder nathan. we meet. an investigative journalist who exposed the sex trafficking in nigeria. to meet and to pronounce who gave up a prestigious job in new york to stop their own company in nairobi. we start off in zimbabwe in had a comedy group called my gum but t.v. produces such attention to the floor soda pop as well us other parts of society. which is meant to inspire the youth is followed by millions online but not everyone finds them funny correspondent how to look behind the scenes. how much money. this set of my comeback t.v. actor they are shooting it's such a skit on the country's police. it woman reports an incident of corruption but she is a repeat minded 40 porting influential government official. aim of the video is to motivate young people to participate in political process. pushing for positive change that would really make fun of you with a with the top office only the top and what if we are not just doing it so that we fight we're doing it so that you look at yourself and see we can app

famous frankfurters is, on the day you are vaccinated, if you bring your card to do nathans, you getree hot dog. let's be frank, i have to do that. zero dollars, i love. that time for desert. at junior's cheesecake and we are going to talk to alan rosen, he is the third generation of owner of the establishment at the location and he is going to tell us what he is doing to step up. >> if you come in with the vaccination card, they are all carrying it out, you show it to your cash seer and they give you an individual cheesecake. si aat. >> tnk you very much. piece of cake. >> get vaccinated. how can you lose? >> that's the overnight news for this monday. make it a great one. reporting from t t >>> it's monday, may 17th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." raging conflict. the fight between israel and hamas marks the deadliest stretch. why the bloodshed may not end any time soon. >>> sudden reversal. the cdc clarifies its new guidance for fully vaccinated americans and how life is already returning to normal in some parts of the country. >>> new home. after a week-long search, a missi

you know, as nathan. yeah, it says we're going to got life back there for many years or you possibly decades. i don't know. i mean, well, yet to, to take stock of the damage of happened. and what about one of the psychology of the, of the hundreds of thousands of children? i mean, how would you repair that? how would you just divide that? how would president by then be able to live with himself, with hundreds of thousands of souls, children, torture and every night. and it's not the 1st time you know, the youth in gaza has been tortured in 2014. and the ones that are older, i've been tortured, 200-2008. so generation after generations, simians have been tortured by israeli violence by the bars my, by the tetter of the israeli air force and drones. and you know, the entire county. so the price has been very high, there is no way in the world, one could justify the human cost by any political calculus. ok, so let's put on aside and speak less passionately more soberly about this whole thing . how could now

nice to talk to nathan. good luck to him. that's all from sportsday. what we have been use to this month. some subtle changes overnight come a week with a friend pushing into western areas bringing thicker cloud to many but also operates a rain across the west and for northern ireland that rain was with us eastward through the night across western scotland into western england and also west and wales. around. further east you are, there will be more cloud around an issue stay dry here in temperatures no lower than around eight to 11 degrees or most and maude are the last night. here we go, the pressure chart for friday then. we have a weak weather front pushing into a high pressure so that will weaken it. it looks like the rain out west will slowly peter out for the course of the date but could stay rather gradient misty hear further north and east we will see the best of any spells and dry weather but where it does appear to us pushing temperatures close to 20 we could see the odd heavy shower developing in towards east anglia in temperatures not as h

, american citizens billions around the world, politicians, including those in allied nations and nathan, partner nations with through denmark that they targeted sweden, norway, as well as france, germany bagley muggles food was bothered by the n. s a by american intelligence. and what we have learned now is the danish intelligence was completed in all of this. they weren't knowing cogs in this vos valence machine. they helped american intelligence gather information amongst others, their own color, corporations, danish corporations, danish weapon, manufacture, davis government. they handed over inflammation. danishes isn't the danish government to american intelligence. and yet we've heard lot of reaction to this latest investigation, which by the way, it was carried out by european news agencies were given information. internal reports, weakness testimony, as well as inside sources in this investigation and victims of combat and said, you know, all manner of things, no way sweden saying they want an investigation. and to be told of the answers. we've heard other victims, the leader of

nathan, you always trying to portray is not really in place in israel anymore. the left wing is dead, has been dead for several years now. but electrically speaking, there are, there are no borders. you know, people don't vote for leslie parties and the parties there that are supposedly on the left and on the right. as a lot of problem like things like the cost of living questions, law and order, which became a major issue after the the war in garza and what was happening. and he's ready mix cities during the same period of time challenges like the already challenge, etc. so, you know, might be more sustainable, but you would think that you would normally think of area is urging the e u to act much faster in its approval process. for the sputnik v. cobit shot, the leader of the german problems, said the month long delay from the european regulator is partly a matter of ideology. the inoculation engine must not stutter the procedure around . sputnik fee must be accelerated. it must not be delayed for purely ideological reasons. i'm marco photo isn't the only germ

and i think this particular out to finance is made it even more nathan's how the bath is just way past is basically so absolutely. i mean they have to be a renewal of leadership. and here i'm thinking mainly about the palestinians and oversee this also goes with the idea of reconciliation, as well as obviously a kind of reconnection between the west bank and gaza. natalie told she's special advisor to you. hi, representative joseph burrell. miss church. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. the a german soldier suspected of posing as a syrian refugee and plotting attacks against prominent politicians went on trial today. he's known as franco a and he's accused of stock piling, weapons, and planning to carry out acts of violence. the case is attracting a lot of attention here in germany and across europe because it highlights the presence of suspected right we extremist, inside the military. never know if you do not know ahead of the trial opening, franco, a proclaimed his innocence in front of the press. he denies the charges leveled against him by th

>> reporter: pediatric organrg transplant surgeon thao galvan got her 16-month-old son nathan vaccinated, the first under two to get the pfizer shot in a study run by texas children's hospital, where she works you were considered about putting him in the trial. but you did so anyway, why? >> having understood the data, science and risks involved we felt the benefits outweighed the risks and that's why the decision was clear for me. >> reporter: nathan was given one tenth of an adult dose. >> by the end of the day he was having a dance party with his brother. everything was fine. he had two hives by his knee, but he has allergies so he has hives every other day, honestly. go on, charlie! >> reporter: her older son charlie is enrolled in the phase two of the pfizer trial for his age group. as the trial for children moves forward here at texas children's hospital, tonight the houston health department tells cbs news some 51,000 people who received the first dose of the vaccine have not returned for the second, and that could have an impact on herd immunity. norah. >> o'donnell: janet shamli

and you mean nathan? yeah. who's rec, cold, 12 year round, as israel's foreign minister could soon be coming to an end. rival politician bennett says he'll do everything possible to form a coalition with our position left the turkey and greece and fledged to take steps to improve their economic ties. the country's foreign ministers have been meeting in athens. the nato members have been at all the energy exploration and border issues in the eastern mediterranean. now prospects for the world economy have brightened, but the recovery from the pandemic is likely to remain uneven according to a new revolt. the organization for economic cooperation and development found south africa has one of the worst impacted economies and is projected to remain. so next year, the resurgence of co with 19 and renewed restrictions in brazil and india have halted . growth of out of her area is a spokesman and director of country studies at the cd that's released this report today joins us now live from the french capital parents go

how likely is it that we're seeing the end of the era of nathan yahoo yeah. well, this moment is, is coming in close by the mere fact that then it came out public in the and said that he's no longer working together with plenty to form a right to the government. and that he's on the side of the law that he's joining forces with him now in a very tough position in any way to form a government. we don't see that this position now can form a government. the only thing that our kids are great for is having the 5th election . but it, but it seems that it today in israel's parliament speed and come do have a majority. so if this diverse coalition that we've been talking about is the most likely scenario, what happens now? what are the next steps? yeah, well 1st of all, they have to decide who will hold their, which chipboard, folio. we already know that the minister of defense will be benny guns, the head of the blue and white. we know that the finance minister will be lieberman the lever man. on the other hand, some effort follows that they still have not decided.

so there is clearly a kind of desperation on the part of nathan, yahoo the nothing yahoo project has long been around as has i should argue, the israeli defense force and, and their benny gas will remain in charge. so i don't think that policies towards iran will change. however, any kind of actual assault against a rand is impossible without the blessing of the united states. and that's long been the case in the israeli government all the way back to the bush administration has pushed for strikes against iran. and the u. s. military is consistently refused to engage in that kind of conflict because of the consequences. so i expect to kind of stalemate with iran. i expect a kind of stalemate with the palestinians. is a coalition that will focus primarily on domestic issues. yeah, and there may be changes there, but i don't expect any other major changes from the almost 13 years now. that nothing yahoo is ruled israel. you mentioned netanyahu's lashing out. in fact, he's described enough tale bennett to move as a danger for the security of israel. do you agree with this? now there's v

signing 10 -- nathan symington barrett and his nomination was surrounded by a lot of controversy.helps to write the section 230 petition that was sent to the fcc during the trump administration, which democrats saw as a total overreach. rosenwhistle described it as an attempt for trump to be the internet speech police. she said trump was trying to get the fcc to be the internet speech police. and so far, his tenure has been relatively muted and mostly, there's just a lot of eyes on him to see where he's going to come down on some of the more hot button issues like conservative speech and net neutrality. but so far, i think he has tried to stay out of the limelight. peter: and he and brendan carr are the two republicans? emily: yeah. peter: ashley gold. ashley: i agree with everything emily said. i would just add that brendan carr really is sort of the left over from the trump administration that is going to carry out some of those priorities and that messaging that was really quite strong during the trump administration about anti-section 230, about not silencing conservatives, ab

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