defense minister, among other roles, in netanyahu's coalition government.tt is part of israel's ultra right wing politics, but he is leading a coalition of different parties, including leftists and israeli palestinians. but under a special deal, his main coalition partner, yair lapid, will replace bennett as prime minister by august of 2023. we will bring in our guests shortly. but first, our white house correspondent, kimberly halkett, from washington. kimberly: the white house says that the meeting between the israeli prime minister and the u.s. president is to discuss a broad range of issues, including climate change, afghanistan, iran, am gaza. -- iran, and gaza. but it's clear that the israeli prime minister goes into this meeting with a number of agenda items that are at odds with biden administration policy. one of those issues is israel's desire to continue expanding settlements, illegal settlements, into the occupied territories. in fact, in an interview earlier this week with the new york times, the israeli prime minister referred to this expansio

, despite that political bromance between netanyahu and trump.ionship will still be very strong. but top of mind on this agenda will be iran. neftali bennett plans to press president biden on iran, israelis have long been opposed to the 2015 nuclear agreement and the prime minister plans to present what he is calling a holistic strategy that addresses the nuclear missions but also regional aggressions as well as the incidents we've seen recently on the cargo ship. and neftali bennett wants countries to work together to counter iran. the real question is how will president biden accept these proposals and also what will the relationship be like between these new leaders. there is a big age gap. this is a very new prime minister with a very experienced politician. so what will that relationship be like, what will joe biden do with these proposals and how will this relationship move forward. for the israelis, this is an important trip because they feel like time is running out on iran. >> thank you so much for that. i brought in ensure max protein,

hello, welcome to the program on hasn't seen israel's former prime minister. benjamin netanyahu had a difficult relationship with democratic us leaders. barack obama and joe biden, many saw him as a strong supporter, a republican president, particularly donald trump, his success enough tale bennett is in washington, hoping to men ties on his 1st official trip abroad since taking office biden and bennett, don't see eye to eye on a number of regional issues at the top of that list is the 2015 iran nuclear deal. biden has been holding indirect talks with tariff to revive the agreement, while israel has been strongly against him. natalie bennett has also made it clear he won't allow for an independent palestine, but he had a message of cooperation as he left for washington. i don't want to compel bell because there is a new government in the united states and a new government in israel. and i bring with me from jerusalem, a new spirit of cooperation, and this race on a special and long standing relationship between the 2 countries. i'm up, let's take a closer look at the israel's new prim

he began his political career in 2006, and served as a senior aide to benjamin netanyahu. before becoming defense minister, among other roles in that tenure whose coalition governments bennett is part of israel's ultra right wing politics. but he is leading a coalition of different parties including leftists and israeli palestinians. but under a special deal, his main coalition partner yale leopard, will replace bennett as prime minister by august 2023 will bring in our guests shortly. but 1st, our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit from washington. the white house says that the meeting between the israeli prime minister nestali bennett and us president joe biden is to discuss a broad range of issues including climate change f down a stan iran and gaza. but it's clear that the israeli prime minister goes into this meeting with a number of agenda items that are at odds with by mid ministration policy. one of those issues is israel's desire to continue expanding settlements, illegal settlements into the occupied territories. in fact, in an interview earlier this wee

and netanyahu is now challenging, trying to break this delicate coalition government for this new primeter so it's in both their interests to get along and it is in joe biden's policy to negotiate with iran. >> iran is key to the conversation between these two men in terms of the questions whether they will be taking any, and the president i should note that he wouldn't be taking questions here and we'll discuss them at another time and specifically as it relates to afghanistan there are a lot of questions that are being raised here. as you speak about the middle east, there are a lot of complicating factors. there is the issue that america has with iran right now and the threat that it poses to israel and certainly there is this new, renewed threat of isis notably in the pentagon briefing and john kirby, the press secretary there and it's the first time we've heard this noted, thousands when describing the assessment of how many isis fighters were released from that prison at bagram air base there, and so the u.s. is still dealing with isis as it relates to the relationship with the ta

this is a central issue in israeli politics. >> netanyahu called the 2015 agreement a bad agreement. donald trump amplified those feelings. isn't it a fact that the agreement was working in many ways and for iran in terms of helping the country get on something toward a proper functioning economy and working well? iran was open for inspection from the u.n. inspectors to see what is going on. isn't it may be time israel lookedt this th a different set of eyes? >> right now, we are in a differt context. today,ran is much closer to the bomb. even if israel was willing to consider a new agreement, the question is, is that relevant at all? the whole point of the jcpoa was to push off at least 10 years, iran's threshold capacity. the threshold has been reduced to a few months. we are in a completely different context. some voices in israel at the time of the sigture of the jcpoa were in favor of some aspects. if it pushes the threshold to 10 years, that is something but today, we are talking about a complete different context where the threshold has been reduced to a few months. regardless

on they are the smoking guns that tell the story wherever former israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu went. whichever leader he was meeting with, that government would often end up with the israeli made spyware. that it could then use against whoever it liked, including journalists, looking at where nothing went. it's actually really good for the potential pegasus customers we saw and now who visit india or wanda hungry reservation play, visited soon afterward for identified as having pegasus infection. for example, hungary, the 1st numbers are entered into the database of potential targets, only after lithonian visits with one target actually being afternoon in the met the head of the security rwanda gap. it is a bit longer. it takes like a year or 2, but we don't see any so targets, or potential people select as being targets of edison spyware, before they're tied to. now, what we can deduct from this is that a lot of these trips, key aspects of the discussion of things like, quote unquote security and stability. when israel ingratiate itself to governments by offering very advanced

reading about in the newspaper, the prime minister who featured in all those photo ops, benjamin netanyahu is no longer in the job. his successor is nestali bennett. bennett's coalition government has said it's creating a task force to determine if changes are need to israel is exporting of cyber where task forces take months if not years. plenty of time for the story to blow over. and investigators are unlikely to tell bennett who got rich in the tech sector. anything that he and the world doesn't already know, that israel has peddled spyware to oppressive regime at the expense of activists journalists, democratic move, all while branding itself, start our nation, and the middle east. only democracy, israel corporates, was oppressive regimes worldwide and allows the export of technology is mostly in the secret. the thing is that those tools are no different than when it's also helicopters playing guns. it's just another 2 which is being sold and you don't want the burden the being associated with this industry. and a lot of people want to return to the great startup nation and not be an o

they have actually accused netanyahu of emboldening hamas by allowing dur hit during his tenure cash to go into the gaza strip, and by not engaging with the palestinian authority in the occupied west. spake again, not helping weakening the palestinian authority and only emboldening in their minds hamas. so again, what's really noteworthy here is simply that it's maintaining of the status quo if you will, from the palestinian authority perspective. it is that it's nice is facing a massive crisis of confidence among the public, the approval rating for the palestinian authority, or at an all time low. there are concerns among palestinians about corruption within the palestinian authority, their allegations of ramping human rights violations and policy as are very upset about what they perceive as too much cooperation with israel when it comes to security. and this for israel, this engagement with the palestinian authority is about security. that is 1st and foremost on this new government mine and of course economic stability and security . go hand in hand. and the hope is, of course, on

netanyahu. a good friend of the hungarians. when he was here, he had a good relationship. he lost also. so the judo democratic thinking lost to major international supporter. so this is a totally new circumstance around hungary. for me as a politician, it's a strong challenge. >> tucker: you've got an election in april. are you worried that there will be international interference in your election in hungary? >> that will happen. we're not worried. we're prepared for that. obviously the international left will do everything that they can do, probably more, to change the government here in hungary. we're aware of that and prepared to fight back. >> tucker: when the president of the united states describes you as a totalitarian thug, it's a serious thing to say about somebody, i would note. that suggested why wouldn't the biden state department work to prevent you from being re-elected? >> i think sooner or later, the americans will realize that issues in hungary might be decided by the hungarians. it's better for the leftist liberal government in the united states to have a

netanyahu denies the charges.l 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'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. kathleen: federal reserve chair, jay powell, says the federal bank could begin slowing down as the economy recovers from the pandemic that seemed to signal no hurry to raise interest rates. the job market has for the progress to make. let's discuss the impact on emerging markets. we are bringing in the professor who previously served as that governor at the reserve bank of india. great to have you back. when you look at jay powell's message, the markets in the u.s. have responded very positively. but when you extended out to the rest of the world, particularly emerging markets, what does this stance mean for them? >> emerging markets are very worried about what happened last time the fed tightens, which began with a taper tantrum, which was an absolute disaster for some of them. they recognize that at some point, po

. >> reporter: brianna, for the first time in 12 years somebody who is not named benjamin netanyahu isproach will be much different. already in meeting with the secretary of state antony blinken and lloyd austin naftali 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 irani

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 tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots, sometimes fatal, have occu

with democrats in the us was somewhat fraught during the premier shape of his predecessor benjamin netanyahu. it's been very clear from the beginning that the goals of both naphtali bennett and foreign ministry, iowa paid, were to rebuild the bi partisan nature of the relationship that they thought was lacking during the 12 years under nathan yow who really focused on the republican party. also of the agenda is iran, israel, opposing efforts made by the, by the administration to return to the 2015 agreement. which by this predestined sir pulled out from an after the targeting of an israeli managed ship in the gulf of oman. bennett is trying to bring about an international consensus when it comes to retaliation, but gone other days of trump, when israeli prime minister appeared to be able to dictate the middle east foreign policy of the white house. the bye didn't administration favoring a 2 state solution. when it comes to dealing with israeli palestinian conflict, bennett has already scored a point with the by did administration new as counseling here and occupied east jerusalem. that deals

there had been accusations that former prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to curb the crowd size due to pressure from ultra orthodox leaders. this hearing is open to the public. it will involve calling numerous witnesses upon completion. the state commission will present its findings to the government. if there is evidence, a crime has been committed, those findings will be passed on to the israeli attorney general. her tension is growing between russia and nato in europe. after a series of incidents between the military forces. moscow says nato spy planes have stepped up. attempts to gather intelligence in the black sea region. andrew simmons spend a day with british war force, a pilot station in the romanian coastal city of constantia. ah, they call them q r a's quick reaction alerts from the physical sprint to the thrust of take all within minutes. these nato fighter jets can intercept or track russian warplanes is the latest incident, the top left of this cockpit, or russian fighter jet, intercepted of the romanian coastline. it's close with the room for mistakes. tens of met

there had been accusations that former prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to curb the crowd size due to pressure from ultra orthodox leaders. this hearing is open to the public. it will involve calling numerous witnesses upon completion. the state commission will present its findings to the government. if there is evidence a crime has been committed. those findings will be passed on to the israeli attorney general. of the number of people killed by a powerful earthquake in haiti has risen to more than 2200 search for survivors. and bodies continues with rescue crews from mexico joining the operation. they said the chance of finding people alive is unlikely. government is been criticized 1st response and asked them or hearken already has been downgraded to a tropical storm. it's made land for on rhode island in the north eastern coast of the united states. but still packing strong wins and torrential rain. millions of people are bracing for flooding. falling trees and power cuts must bring in john henry, who is a little further north in montauk low island in new york. for sir john

there had been accusations that former prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to curb the crowd size due to pressure from ultra orthodox leaders. this hearing is open to the public. it will involve calling numerous witnesses upon completion. the state commission will present its findings to the government. if there is evidence, a crime has been committed. those findings will be passed on to the israeli attorney general of vietnam has reported his highest daily death toll from the co corona virus. since the pandemic began, health authorities announced 737 deaths and 11000 new infections. more than 8000 people have now died from co. 19 in vietnam, hoshi mon city will begin at 2 weeks of strict restrictions from monday. more than 10000000 people have been warned to stay in doors. australia's most popular state has reported another record high in corona, virus infections. as his struggles to control and outbreak. new south wales recorded 830 locally transmitted cases of highly contagious delta. various rise comes to spite strict lockdown measures. sri lanka is in the middle of a 10 day c

there had been accusations that former prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to curb the crowd size due to pressure from ultra orthodox leaders. this hearing is open to the public. it will involve calling numerous witnesses upon completion. the state commission will present its findings to the government. if there is evidence a crime has been committed. those findings will be passed on to the israeli attorney general. a centuries old british festival, we'll go ahead and shrank despite a 10 day national, locked down crowds and all there, but hundreds of performers and show animals taking part. they've done for generations. when l fernanda sent us this report from the city of candy, a face to the senses, and the spirit this majestic cross stuff, elephant steps out of the sacred temple of the interlock of his capital. kennedy. on his back a casket housing relics said to be the tooth of the founder of buddhism, delta. there is a big, long material of religion and the material. if they think that these are the festivals like debate, i haven't done to blister gone to the blessed people of

there had been accusations that former prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to curb the crowd size due to pressure from ultra orthodox leaders. this hearing is open to the public. it will involve calling numerous witnesses upon completion. the state commission will present its findings to the government. if there is evidence a crime has been committed. those findings will be passed on to the israeli attorney general. or phil ad on agile. here a bethany down. the hatches is a powerful storm starts flashing, the northeastern united states will have a live up a plus to conflict of ancestral land in brazil. indigenous people are preparing to march on the capital. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored my cattle airways. hello, let's have a look at the weather in south asia and for india, we're seeing some very heavy rain effect northern areas for new delhi. we saw the highest daily rain in august in 13 years that fell on saturday, but it didn't break a record set in 1961, but the thunderstorms and showers continue until tuesday. we've got an amber alert out for tara conn

there had been accusations that former prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to curb the crowd size due to pressure from ultra orthodox leaders. this hearing is open to the public. it will involve calling numerous witnesses upon completion. the state commission will present its findings to the government. if there is evidence, a crime has been committed, those findings will be passed on to the israeli attorney general. so heads on al jazeera, making waves in the black sea, a series of military incidences, increasing tension between nato, russia, and frustration over lack of food and adequate shelter. we report from a makeshift camp in haiti after a week capture a major earthquake. ah hello. let's have a look at the weather in south asia and to india. we've seen some very heavy rain effect northern areas for new delhi. we saw the highest daily rain in august in 13 years that fell on saturday, but it didn't break a record set in 1961, but the thunderstorms and showers continue until tuesday. we've got an amber alert out for tara conned state. now that's going to kick in on monday, but

they said that they believed that netanyahu policy of allowing cache into the gaza strip and not engaging with the palestinian authority only embolden hamas. now both the policy and authority and israel have common ground here in terms of trying to weaken hamas a mass. by the way, has already condemned this meeting. the palestinian authority is really facing a credibility crisis is approval ratings. are the lowest they've been since the policy and authorities inception. it is also facing a financial crisis. there have been protests in the occupied west bank for the last couple of months allegations of corruption within the policy in authority, violations of human rights, and a real concern among palestinians that the, the p a is to cozy with israel when it comes to security concern about the authority is also facing a financial crisis. it has received so far this year about $30000000.00 of a pledge, $210000000.00 in international aid. you might say this meeting may backfire for the palestinian authority because some may ask why is the palestinian authority meeting with a government that r

one of the few things that actually benjamin netanyahu did not get along with, let's move on to the dentist, which is the primary reason i want to have you on yesterday are guess enough canister veteran corey mills had this to say on the show. china wants this for economic resource warfare. they're going to expose this as the greatest existential threat. and they're going to create the one road one belt, which is gonna essentially create your trade route. and they're going to continue to expand with the help of other great research superpowers tobin. how is patient doing this? are they wanting to start the new is so corrode are to reestablish it. and what does that say to them about the chaos that has followed these past few weeks? well, further, it's not going to be the great, so crowd scottie. it's going to be the great copper and lithium road. i know we talked last week. i think most people don't really comprehend how large of, of the copper supply, the lithium many people call have kind of stand the saudi arabia of lithium lithium . if you think about a lithium ion battery, which is wha

there had been accusations that former prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to curb the crowd size due to pressure from ultra orthodox leaders. this hearing is open to the public. it will involve calling numerous witnesses upon completion. the state commission will present its findings to the government. if there is evidence a crime has been committed. those findings will be passed on to the israeli attorney general. a centuries old buddhist festival has gone ahead and shrill lanka despite attend a nation wide log gun, hundreds of performers, and show animals took part as they've done for generations. no fernandez sent this report from the city of candy. a feast, the 7 says, and the spit it this majestic crossed up elephant stepped out of the sacred temple of the 2 interlock because his capital candy on his back, a casket housing a relic, said to be the tooth of the founder of buddhism delta. no good. there is a big cause in se lanka, material of religion, and in many will they think that these are the festivals like debate. i haven't done to blister gone to the blessed people of t

perhaps, but it really doesn't make a difference because bennett is not all that different from netanyahu. remember, bennett once said that i've killed many abs and there's nothing wrong with that. this is the same sort of f know, so premise is administration or regime that exists, it just a few months ago where method, yahoo was in charge. there is no fundamental difference between the 2. a constant the carry out policies of apartheid across palestine. they killed children almost on a daily basis. there is no accountability, the bomb, syria, they bomb, they, they bomb many iranian tankers. they claim that they've hit many tankers owned by the iranians, which were passing through to syria to provide fuel for, for ordinary syrians. but no one in the united states ever condemned that no one in the european union condemned that they never condemned israelis when they violate beneath the aerospace and bomb syria and kill syrian. so, you know, when there is no accountability, the regime, whether it's net in yahoo or anyone else is going to behave when it with impunity, it will make accusations

don't forget that he has a formidable opposition leader and it being benjamin netanyahu, the former prime minister, who is going to sally bennett and has been doing that on default all the time. now people here in israel would like to see how he will react. remember that tension at the northern board of israel with lebanon has just flared up. ever since that and also that tanker in the gulf of amanda versus st tanker, which is only israeli manage had been attacked. so you do get the people here are saying that natalie bennett is being tested by iran, by the new leadership in iraq, but they're waiting to see what he can do. now, internationally, he is also on the lot of pressure, especially when it comes to lebanon. did you national community wanting him to hold off from any kind of severe retaliation? would i say? yes, they have been artillery shelling there has been tried, but so far it's been all is sort of empty. lots of land that he is heading to washington before the end of the month may be early september. so i think that until then he will try to keep things as they were. he will t

level member of the israeli government that never happened under former prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but in terms of this be a shift in policy, a kind of political breakthrough, very, very unlikely. remember, this is a new government came to power in june. it has a fragile coalition. and at the head, prime minister natalie bennett is a nationalist. he has vowed to not put a advancing a piece process on his agenda. he opposed this is a formation of a palestinian state. and he says instead with his coalition being so fragile and diverse, but instead she's going to focus on the economy and security. so giving the palestinian authority money and trying to strengthen it obviously serves israel's best interest . bennett has said been very critical of what was happening under his predecessor, he said, nuts and yahoo week and the palestinian authority by allowing cash into the gaza strip and refusing to engage with members of the palestinian authority. now from the palestinian perspective, it is facing a real crisis of confidence, confidence among the public. it's disapproval rating is the

palestine, with consequences addressing the root causes, i had been meeting form prime minister netanyahu so many times and also a politician and military leaders many times during my tenure time, the priority issues, the recent 11 day war continues and hamas was one of the more serious, with diplomacy, as a conveyor belt, diplomacy. when there's a crisis that happened in late december 2008 i went to this region, and and then i did it cloying, and the first thing i did, and president barack of egypt. and israel should declare peace by any matter. and asked him to prove it, in a letter, they continue to attack, and proved immediately, to get some influence to the king of jordan, and went to syria meeting president abbas, and asked him why don't you forging hamas to get to a letter of the season of israel. and how are you not doing anything, and with discussing prices from syria to egypt, saying, to the unilateral cease-fire, passed away the perceptive violence, second time, flew together with secretary clinton and the secretary of state, trying to convince the regional leaders, to deport t

look period is to re establish relationship with the democrats, which were afraid under benjamin netanyahu. because the openly confronted them and he, he, he annoyed them with his confrontational tactics and so that's the, that's the main thing. i think preventative to show that even though there are differences, there are differences on the israeli palestinian issue. there are differences on iran. we can work through those and it's kind of an opportune time because in both instances nothing's going on. and israeli, palestinian, nothing's going on in iran until perhaps next month. it's next month. so it's, it's easy to come in and say, hey, we have our differences, but we can get along because right now there's nothing substantial to argue about. speaking of the israel palestinian issue that you alluded to, we have seen tension build around the goals offense again in recent days as well as indirect talks breakdown between television, her mouth will bite and be trying to push anything that yes, i think the absolutely biden was going to is definitely going to want to quiet. he does not need

there had been accusations that former prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to curb the crowd size due to pressure from ultra orthodox leaders. this hearing is open to the public. it will involve calling numerous witnesses upon completion. the state commission will present its findings to the government. if there is evidence a crime has been committed. those findings will be passed on to the israeli attorney general. help authorities, at least 11 palestinians were injured by israeli strike said again pounded the besieged garza's trip on sunday. it's ready. security forces say my sites were targeted, include weapons, storage and manufacturing facility. the latest is really escalation follows cross border gunfire on saturday, at least for one, palestinian and israeli soldier injury during approaches near the border. you know, side send this update. now we got today, the policy instructions held a press conference to respond to these air strikes, saying that they would send a message, a clear message, good israeli forces in government that their popular activities are going to try tak

it was qui public and you accused the spokesperson for the former israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who was forced to resign. senator salazar: it is really disturbing as a sexual assault for -- survivor to witness this play out. additionally, as a legislator, we are familiar with the culture of fear that governor cuomo has created in albany. charlotte is right and courageous speaking out about her own experience. the culture that governor cuomo has created protects him. it perpetuates this cycle. people are fearful of him, fearful of being retaliated against, and it creates a culture in which people are loyal to him and are complicit in perpetuating this behavior. i was essentially coerced into publicly speaking about being sexually assaulted during my state senate campaign in 2018 when a hostile reporter from the daily mail contacted me and sai that they knew about it and were going to publish it. i then was forced to speak about it publicly. thankfully, several other women within an hour of me having to speak about being sexually assated by the spokesperson for the israeli prime m

for the israeli leader after 12 years of benjamin netanyahu, after four years oyears, import show a new most important objective of this trip is to push the united states on iran. bennett opposes a return to the 2015 iranian nuclear deal. they don't have a plan b if there is a failure to return to the deal. bennett plans to present to joe biden a wholistic strategy on iran. the question is how will the americans receive these suggestions and how will this relationship start off. >> thank you so much for that reporting. >>> thank you all so much for joining us at this hour. i'm kate bolduan. erica hill right now. >>> the crisis in afghanistan developing quickly, virtually all consuming at this point for the biden administration. u.s. forces now racing against that deadline of next tuesday for a complete withdrawal in what is likely to be a gut wrenching end to this mass evacuation. time is not the only enemy here. the terror group isis-k is plotting possible attacks on crowds outside the kabul airport, just one more grave concern for an administration struggling with a mission of dauntin

netanyahu reportedly vacationed on a private island in hawaii owned by larry ellison. matt: it is 1:00 in new york 7:00 p.m. in berlin, and 1:00 , a.m. in hong kong. i'm matt miller. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following on the bloomberg and from around the world. we will bring you the latest on the aftermath of hurricane i do as it continues to ravage this out, leaving millions without power, clean water and causing damages that will cost into the billions. we will have the latest read on the health of the real estate market after pending home sales came in below expectations. philip white, president and ceo of sotheby's joins us to discuss. and caribbean -- riveon's road to a billion-dollar valuation. they have not produced a single car for we tell customers yet as the amazon backed automaker targets massive valuations. he s&p 500 on track for a new closing record. if it closes anywhere close to this level, 4533 and some change, it will be the highest in history although the 53rd record we have seen this year. the euro-dollar. there

shot, israeli president herzog was the first to get this shot, also former prime minister benjamin netanyahu and wife sarah also received in booster shot. there has been debate over offering the booster, as you noted, israel is doing this ahead of the u.s. food and drug administration recommendation to get a third booster shot. something that israel usually follows the fda on these types of rules. but prime minister bennett said they decided that it was worth it to try this booster shot, and they fully recognize israel is becoming a test case, a study for the rest of the world on what will happen with these booster shots. in fact, prime minister bennett tweeted he has been in contact and spoke with dr. anthony fauci, chief medical advisor to joe biden, about the situation, because clearly it is going to be watched by the rest of the world to see if this will help curb the rising infections that israel is seeing, like the rest of the world, as a result of this delta variant. >> thanks so much for that live from jerusalem. >>> i want to talk more about this booster shot campaign. we're joined

iran which netanyahu banks was elected. the gist of these elections were that hold these two were three quarter fares. and if other congress is had been basically closely allied, or the numbers had been closed, they also would've been three quarter affairs. by which i mean, there were wigs who were some opposition to the democrats. so we have the democrats, and then you would have the free soil party. so anti slavery, and then the democrats and whoever was opposing the democrats had northern and southern wings. and so, he would basically have this division between party and then there was slavery. and you know, that is inherently and unstable mix in a majority voting. and then both of these cases, the house eventually decided to select their speaker through quality vote. that's the only way they can get out of the conundrum. in 36, now coming into the civil war, pennington from new jersey gets elected. here is actually kind of interesting. it's very different and much more easy to understand. by 36, slavery was basically th

and benjamin netanyahu and his wife also have received their shots as well and so far efforts are notling out the idea that this booster shot could be expanded to other age groups. they want to see what this booster shot does to this population, especially in israel similar to other countries is seeing an increasing rise in coronavirus cases because of this delta variant. robin? >> let's talk about that. what is the situation when it comes to cases and infections and the position whether there may be another lockdown, for example? >> right. so it's been now several days where israel has notched more than 2,000 positive cases per day and just in the last day or so there have been more than 200 people listed in serious condition in hospital. this is compared to just a few weeks, maybe a month or so ago when the daily rates were so low that barely anybody was talking about it. they were in the tens of positive cases a day. they're seeing quite a spike in infection. the prime minister said this new vaccination drive is part of an effort to prevent the closure of the economy and especially

i hope they forge a relationship much like the one between netanyahu.te the abraham accord. you had relations with israel, with the uae and bahrain. i certainly hope for the sake of that region that, regardless of politics, they can forge that kind of strategic relationship that i saw when i was in the white house. >> harris: this was a meeting, morgan, that had gotten delayed because of the explosions that killed so many people outside of the kabul airport just yesterday. we knew it was coming. then from prime minister bennett, we knew it was his first meeting. he said this, israel's nuclear pursuit, their capability is the most important thing that we'll talk about today, mr. president. your thoughts? >> it is, harris, because it is a threat to the state of israel. right? you have their greatest enemy, the islamic republic of iran, which threatens almost on a daily basis to annihilate the state of israel. so that's going to be a big problem for the new prime minister, if this administration goes down the path of the obama administration, which is givi

rhetoric about israel being able to attack iran is not necessarily new, former prime minister benjamin netanyahue time. we have rockets this morning. we have a relatively new government in israel as well all of this a very sensitive moment while the iran nuclear talks are potentially on hold. very sensitive, very volatile and will continue to watch it. john? >> hadas gold, thank you very much. >>> let's head to iran where a spokesman foreign ministry responded to iran. fred pleitgen is joining us. >> reporter: the iranians angry at some of the things the israelis have been saying and throwing threats right back at the israelis. in fact, one of the things that happened a day ago is that the head of iran's very powerful revolutionary guard corp., the general went down to that area to the persian gulf where some of the incidents had been taking place and he said that iran was ready for anything if the israelis chose to attack. he said the iranian forces down there, which are massive, they have navy forces, surface to air missile forces he said all are fully combat ready and also said that if the is

and we heard similar rhetoric from benjamin netanyahu.ncredibly sensitive time. a new president in iran, relatively new government here in israel, of course the talks are on the iran nuclear deal, that may be on hold. and the recent incidents at sea and of course the rocket attacks from earlier this morning from lebanon into southern israel by hezbollah showing that we're in a very volatile and sensitive situation at this moment. >> thank you for bringing us up to speed there. >> and let's get perspective now from tehran and that is where frederik pleitgen is standing by. as we heard there, there is a new claim of responsibility from hazardous and foreign sect saying iran is at a cross roads in international relations. what is the perspective from there? >> reporter: iranians are hearing all the things that are being said there by the israelis and brits. and rairanians are saying if th israelis did act militarily against iran, that iran's answer answer would be military as well. and in fact the head of iran's very powerful revolutionary g

he was our defense minister, protege of former prime minister benjamin netanyahu, so he's got a lot ofnce actually, but he came in, the whole plan was to talk about iran and iran is rapidly moving towards nuclear weapons and he is still going to talk about iran, but biden is distracted and i made the point in the previous hour that the bennett team -- the israeli team is struggling, right? it clearly president biden doesn't know how to deal with the taliban, so how are you going to build confidence that you know how to deal with tehran, the terror masters who are rapidly racing towards nuclear weapons? and as a point out of my new book coming out soon, "enemies and allies," biden is not showing strength with our enemies and he's not getting trust with our allies and what he needs to do is sit down with the key leaders of the region, the arab muslim leaders who fight radical islam every day. i actually do that and in the book i take you into the palaces and you meet the king of jordan, the president of egypt, the crown prince of saudi arabia and the others, and i talked to them for hour