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oren leibermann live from jerusalem, with the latest. here we go again. >> we could be on the way to a third election. this is a major blow to benjamin netanyahu. for the second time in a year, netanyahu failed to form a government. and now, for the first time, it will be somebody else that has a chance to form a government. there's indictments looming over the prime minister in ongoing corruption probes where he has proclaimed innocence. all that means that netanyahu's political and personal future may be shaky right now. who will be trying to form a government? his rival, bennie gans and the head of the blue and white party. he will have 28 days to try and see what room he has politically to pull in the seven seats he needs to form a ruling coalition. it's not clear that he has a clear path to the coalition. meaning, if he fails in 28 days, there will be three more weeks to find somebody else. and they're automatically triggered. >>> oren leibermann live for us. >>> facebook says it has removed russian-backed fake accounts that praised

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oren liebermann is following the late-breaking developments.l us more. >> this is a major blow to netanyahu but certainly not the end of netanyahu. the longest serving leader in israel's history. at least not yet. but it is unprecedented. a second straight failure in an attempt to form a government. and for the first time in a decade, someone else will have a chance to form a government. someone else if successful will have a chance to lead israel and call them the country's prime minister and for the first time since 2009, netanyahu does -- have a firm grip of control on israeli politicals and there are ongoing corruption investigations against netanyahu which indictments could come down in the next few weeks as netanyahu proclaims innocence in all of those investigations. so his political and personal future remain uncertain. who will it be next? his rival in two straight elections, former ibf blue and white community, gantz, his path to the premiership is no more clear than netanyahu which means that israel may well be on a path to a third s

cnn's oren liebermann is live in jerusalem. gantz gets the chance, but can he close the deal?rter: this may be a new phase in israel's politics, but it may be a phase that he can do nothing to break the political deadlock and chaos that israel has been in since april. benjamin netanyahu, what does this mean for him? he suffered a major blow in the second consecutive failure to put together a government. for the first time in more than a decade, it will be somebody else who has a chance to put together a government and somebody else who has a chance to be prime minister. moreover for the first time since 2009, netanyahu does not have a firm grip on control of israeli politics, and it comes at a time when he may see in the next weeks or months potential indictment in ongoing corruption probes, in which he has p proclaimed his innocence. his political future may be on shakier ground than it has been in a very long time. who will it be trying to put together a government? his main rival in the last two elections in april and september, former chief of staff and head of the blue an

>> reporter: and he fought back oren the president called his baltimore district a "rodent- infestedess." t i do not have time for people r: bwant to trash our city. >> reporter: but today, the president praised cummings tweeting, "his work and voice will be very hard, if not impossible, to replace." after riots broke out in baltimore four years ago... >> go home, folks. >> reporter: ...cummings took the lead in trying to restore order. rmmunity activist anthony pressley says cummings never strayed from his roots. >> we saw him every day. ts.walked the streets. he went to the local churches here. he was a part of baltimore. he wasn't from baltimore. he was of baltimore. >> reporter: in a statement, cummings' wife maya said, "he worked until his last breath iscause he believed our atmocracy was the highest and e ht expression of our collective humanity." y."ah. >> o'donnell: a huge loss, indeed, chip, thank you. onere is still much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." the reward is growing in the case of an alabama toddler adnapped during a birthday party. and a new study blame

in lug plutonium is also extracted from the spent nuclear fuel the plant is operated by oren no press officer going to ma showed us the cooling ponds where the spent fuel rods are stored while they're still radioactive. food is under street these days all industries need to recycle the plastics industry the paper industry the metal industry but given the challenges of today's changing climate it's out of the question not to recycle spent material but with the recycling is our social and environmental responsibility so if that obvious one more thought. but not all of the waste can be recycled tamanna explained how some non-recyclable radioactive waste is compact it into sealed metal containers that are kept underground. it's. at the end of a long corridor we pass through a number of heavy high security doors. france's nuclear waste is stored here in this cavernous home neither france nor germany have found optimal solutions and suitable locations for the storage of radioactive waste. jesus yes he strives that ending here on 2 shafts under. ground is the equivalent of enough electricity

well later votes on the proposals let's bring in more and 3 he's joining us from london so oren's reallyhe speech is happening at an unprecedented time in u.k. politics with bracks it scheduled to happen in just a little over 2 weeks' time so what is the real point of this event then. well that's that's really a very good question lots of people think that cities it is really a nonsense frankly a bit a bit pointless usually what happens is that the government gets elected and then sets out its agenda and there's a great sense of excitement around the queen's speech because it's what the government wants to do as a next few years but of course of the moments you know everyone thinks is going to be an election in in the next few weeks or months and plainly boris johnson month not even the prime minister after that he's running and i mine or it's the governments of the moments of minus 40 partly because the sex went to one of his own m.p. s. and there's a full expectation frankly that when m.p.'s after the debate of this in the next few days votes on it's they could think they could vote th

>> oren liebermann live for us in jerusalem. >> thanks for that. >>> a key figure in the college admissionscandal agreeing to plead guilty and cooperating with officials. igor dvorskiy admits to taking bribes from rick singer, the consultant. dvorskiy allowed a text-fixing fraud to continue at his school for years. he faces up to 30 months in prison. the prosecutors say they would recommend a lower sentence if he provides substantial assistance. >>> a t bronx zoo responding after a stunning observance after an unobserved woman was inside. she climbed over the safety barrier at the lion exhibit. the bronx zoo stated the obvious. it could have resulted in serious injury or death. not known how long she was in there, if she was removed by zoo staff or left on her own. >>> a homeless woman has become an opera sensation. after the lapd tweeted this video records beey an offer, sh moved from russia years ago. her violent was stole and she was forced to live on the street. a gofundme has raised $75,000 for her and a charity has agreed to put her up in a hotel. a real reminder. there are so many pe

. >> oren, thank you very much. there's more on the giuliani front as well.y are taking a look at bank records. thank you for being with us. this is the first time we've heard investigators are looking to giuliani. new details of what specifically is of interest to them. >> that's right. we've been hearing a lot in the last couple of days about what exactly investigators might be looking at and there have been a lot of rumors that his associates were indicted last week. they were looking at the two men's dealings with giuliani. "the new york times" reported that investigators are looking at whether he might have violated foreign lobbying laws. what we're looking at is specifically his business dealings in ukraine. that includes his finances as they related to his work there. meetings he might have held there and specifically work that he did for a mayor there is what we're told. >> do you know who the government is talking to about all of this? >> we do know that some witnesses have been question who they're talking to. i would say given the indictment just l

the other one would be oren cast. talking about once in the future worker. i hope you will join us for those as well. thank you so much. we really appreciate it. [applause]. look for us at bradley university on monday. frank michelman and sean kelly will discuss the tenure of the late republican congressman. and then on thursday we will be in washington dc for steve vogel's recount of the cold war where the u.s. and british forces sought to dig a tunnel in east berlin. that same night in new york travel writer paul cerullo will talk about his journeys along the us-mexico border. most of these events are open to the public and if you are in attendance please take a picture and tag us at books tv .-dot twitter. .. .. >> also this evening, hillary clinton and chelsea clinton share their thoughts on the women who have inch spired them. national times national -- to become a global military and economic superpower, and former national security agency contractor edward snowden talks about exposing the u.s. government's mass surveillance program and having to go in

. >>> orr >> oren leibermann for us in jerusalem. >>> facebook says it has removed fake accounts.an account pretended to be a black voter in michigan, and used black lives matter to criticize biden and campaign issues. >>> let's look at cnn business this morning. a look at markets around the world, shows you green arrows. asian markets closed higher. european markets all slightly higher. wall street, barely moving there. stocks finished higher monday. the dow inched up 57%. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq closed slightly higher. the rally would have been stronger if not for a weak performance from boeing. boeing is a dow component. it closed down nearly 4%. analysts downgraded boeing on growing concern about its safety practices. >>> the drones are coming and bringing your aspirin. u.p.s. received a certificate from the fda to make limited drone deliveries earlier this month. the drones making the deliveries will be automated, will be on preplanned routes, up to five pounds and leaving the medicine on the front or back door. cvs has not said how deliveries would be made. >>> it's final

oren had two hits the ranking member on that judiciary committee, it was my biggest supporter. that's the way that it should be, and the way that i hope i will see again in my lifetime, but it will take people who really care about our country to say, enough of this dissension, let's come together and do the work that should be done. >> were just about done. i don't know the justices can do anything. i know you spoken about it but is there anything as citizens that we can do, we can exert people to be more decent and civil in the process. anything else? >> it's not just expectation, it's both speaking out publicly about it, -- if politicians feel the outcry, they will respond, and mostly do. but we have to educate the public about the problem and we have to educate them about the risks that continuing to perceived judges as partisan creatures will cause in terms of our institutions. i don't know that -- i mean, when i look at the news i certainly don't hear a lot of intelligent conversation explaining this issue as a non partisan issue, as one that is basic to our survival as a

coast on that for a while but it's critical kinds of methods and allows me to compare to an artist oren so i've tried to digest the sentences a little bit and one of the things you can see it on i make the argument that as fierce as it is it's one or style doesn't actually support this in mind. you begin with this general statement and the set stay parameter to what's going to happen and we got specific kinds of things with horoscopes and there's a little chuckle and that effects is of course something that is time sensitive and that the secretary of defense was supposed to be procure that would be all branches of the military but the head so churches possess the real world and interestingly when this was published in playboy this was and replaced by politics and george wallace which has a much matter weigh in much more sense but as you can see it comes together with the absolute incredible superlative of the hyperbolic lame that without history they have been cursed more than any other person and the anthropologist leading those claims which is power and humor and it's great but oftent

it is a prisonable or by any threatening letter or communication to influence, obstruct or impede oren did he ever to do so, the due and proper exercise of the power of inquiry under which any inquiry or investigation is being had by either house or any committee of either house. and we begin our discussion of all of this with someone who would be in that meeting with the inspector general tomorrow if she still had her old job at the house intelligence committee. meek a oyang is a former staff member of the house intelligence committee and now vice president of the third way. also executive armed services committee. she's an msnbc national security analyst, and we're joined by democratic senator mike fa las can i -- i sper, i should have be been. >> this request by the inspector general is to meet with the committee staff. surely the members would be welcomed at the meeting, but most members are not in washington. this is a request to meet with the republican staff, the democratic staff of all of these committees, house and senate combined. it's maybe the largest collection of committe

newly leaked audio shows him trashing oren's anti-facebook agenda.er democratic candidates meanwhile are tramping through silicon valley to raise cash. talks correspondent gillian turner as he was morbid >> good evening. so in this new leaked audio, mark zuckerberg is caught red-handed telling his staff what he really thinks about silicon valley investors sweetheart elizabeth warren here he feels a worn presidency would pose an existential threat to his company. >> it was who thinks it right answer to break up the company, and income as she is -- if she comes the president, i would that we have a legal challenge and i would bet we win the legal challenge. does that suck for us? he had paid a zuckerberg doesn't stop there. he says warren policies aren't as bad for bottom line, they are bad for democracy. >> it's just breaking up these companies, whether it's facebook, google, amazon, that's not actually gonna solve the issue and it doesn't make election interference less likely, it makes it more likely because the companies can't work together. >> wor

oren suburbs the average trying to make a name for themselves. for example privilege shopping center. then you post war shopping center. this was great sight in terms of civic life in the 1940s and 50s late forties early sixties public life moves are from the downtown city center, civic center area, to suburban areas. people are burning suburbs and getting in our current revolution perceptive about than being on the foot and in the city. made perfect sense to put a pioneer statue at the time it was placed at the edge of the parking lot for the shopping center. brand new shopping center we are valuable their local cancers routes because you have a pioneer family. mom, that and 18. sitting at the entrance to our shopping center. it was much more later when the shopping center changed that this piece was later moved so the fountain in a traffic circle that you see here and my picture. monumental the post war period also tended to depict a nuclear family. occasionally magnetic this one. some of them have appeared in the 1920s somewhat less frequently

money in pursuit of some legitimate national objective is different from him trying to hold up money oren gauge in any other government activity in order to serve his own personal, political interests in staying in power. this is what the framers of the constitution were worried about, the president doing things to try to keep himself in power. that's one of the chief things they were concerned about. >> all right, jim, i want to bring in dana bash and gloria into this conversation of the this w -- thf -- he said yes, you can talk to giuliani about ukraine. we heard about the relationship of giuliani not being paid by -- who was he being paid by? he was being paid by ukranian businessmen, 500 grand, who had been payingmoney, according to an indictment. so the president says talk to him. >> that's what i see being linked to the president and could potentially be used in the articles of impeachment, is did the president know that his lawyer, who as far as we know is not getting paid by the president, was -- >> he says he's not. >> -- was at least working on getting paid by the ukranians or

we want to move away cooperating with other countries except he is more than willing to work with oren courage other countries to help him with this task, the political task at hand. >> that's right. just last month we saw him at the united nations, an ode to sovereignty, not taking guidance from other countries. he has always been skeptical of international alliances. yet here what do we see him doing? outsourcing political research to ukraine and china and in 2016 to russia. why is that happening? he doesn't trust his own fbi. we have an fbi. it is located here in the sovereign united states. why not make use of the fbi? he's allowed to do that. >> a. scott bolden, that is the fu fundamental question here. he says he's talking about those in the top. still the attacks come fast and furious. >> it is the conspiracy of this deep state that the president and his allies always talk about. but the more they say it, doesn't make it true. the more he says this was a beautiful phone call doesn't make it true. somehow he thinks if he says it over and over again the people will be convinced or

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event we have each year out here in santa barbara when we bring together entrepreneurs.o founders oren r some are newer businesses but interesting ideas. give you and example go back to 2012 that first year two of the companies that were here as young companies were dropbox and uber gives you a sense of a lifecycle a little bit these are interesting businesses they are changing the world. changing the way we do things. they are hiring people adding jobs. and i really come away from this event every year energized and really feeling good about the fact that wfrg going ith everytg on in the world, the entrepreneurial is really good for the united states. we spend some time to get to know these companies and let the entrepreneur connect >> we'll dive into some of those teams you're alluding to there first of all, we were here together a year ago. this is essentially a area since you took over as ceo do you feel the first year a year of transition for goldman sachs? >> well, it was certainly a new job for me and i would say just thinking about fact that we sat here a year ago, certainly we

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