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is a -- you can talk about the recovery of the united states of america that recovers -- i saw steve benjamin on earlier, the former mayor of columbia, south carolina. you cannot talk about the historic recovery better than any g7 country without talking about the way individuals contributed to that. that is -- they are directly linked. and what policies demonize instead of humanizes people who, again, many folks, americans in every sense of the word except on paper. it's going to be key and a challenge. what you heard from erika is a sentiment that voters across the country have. they will need and want when it comes to november 2024. >> and president biden is expected to point the finger to republicans when it comes to the issue of the humanitarian crisis at the border, his chief of staff told "politico." how do you think this will translate into a speech tonight? >> well, i think he will emphasize the point that democrats and republicans had a plan, had a solution that will work and that the republicans bailed because they wanted to just gain political points for donald trump in november.

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. >> steve: meanwhile israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office says the proposal includes unrealistic demands. he actually will probably join us about an hour from right now. >> brian: yeah. to me, it's totally unrealistic. they are not going to have a permanent cease-fire. you have to finish off the last three balls in rafah right back here in 18 months. hamas had said as much. i'm doing this again. >> lawrence: you know why they do this. this is for the international community, the pro-hamas wing. >> the people that are upset with israel. they will say look, we put a deal out here, and israel is rejecting the deal. no matter how crazy the deal is. >> steve: right. >> lawrence: it just shows. it's a message to the media. it's a message to the people in the democratic party to say look, we tried something. they didn't want to work with us. >> ainsley: here's the other thing. they went and grabbed these israelis. >> lawrence: that's right. >> ainsley: they kidnapped them. holding them hostage and now they want -- they said we will send the women and children next change for 700 to 1,00

steve lai. the headlines: as protests take place in israel, prime minister benjamin netanyahu in an operation.s, we have the special report. v0|ce—0ver: live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. we start in the middle east where thousands of protesters have gathered in cities across israel to call for an election due to the government's handling of the ongoing crisis in gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that it would paralyse the country and stop efforts to beat hamas. he had surgery sunday night for a hernia and temporarily replaced by his deputy. mr netanyahu

steve lai. the headlines: chuck schumer calls on israel to hold new elections, seeing benjamin netanyahu has lostdreds of people have been rescued from a scam centre in the philippines that made them pose as lovers online. meeting boss of british vogue — the first black woman to be in charge of the worlds best—known fashion magazine. announcer: live from our studios in singapore, - this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin with updates on the israel—gaza war. the leader of the us senate has made the strongest criticism yet — by a senior american official — of benjamin netanyahu's handling of the war in gaza. chuck schumer said israel should hold new elections — and suggested mr netanyahu risked making his

schumer�*s comments about leadership in israel, particularly pointing to benjamin netanyahu being an obstruction for peace? well, steve how electrifying these comments were. these could be a watermark in us israeli relations. chuck schumer, this is a man who is the highest ranking jewish politician in the us. over the course of the last 50 years. mr schumer has been a great friend of israel in washington. so for him to make comments like these and we heard them there, didn�*t we? "netanyahu�*s lost his way. his coalition no longer fits the needs of israel. new elections are necessary." i mean, really critical stuff. and i think this is a sign, again, of the growing frustration in the corridors of power here in washington at the high death toll in gaza, and with the israeli authorities apparent unwillingness authorities�* apparent unwillingness to listen to us pleas to let more aid into gaza and to comply with international law. but in terms of the reaction to mr schumer�*s words, many democrats were absolutely delighted when he said this speech. some of them, of course, are very unhappy with the situation in gaza and

steve harley there, 73 years old. the german chancellor, olaf scholz, and the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, are holding a, we have seen things improving as that cloud moves away into the north sea and before we see some further bands of cloud and rain coming in from the atlantic, there is a bit of sunshine around through the rest of the day and those temperatures are higher than yesterday. could make 17 degrees in the south east of england and in the sunshine in the moray firth, possibly 15 degrees here. still a few showers around, though, as we head into the evening, particularly across scotland. and we've got another band of rain moving into northern ireland, heading eastwards overnight. there won't be much rain on that at all and either side of that will have clearer skies. so it may well be a bit chillier than last night for england and wales and a few early mist and fog patches perhaps in the far south east. but you can see this band of cloud and what's left of the rain just dies out as it runs eastwards early on monday morning. so a lot of dry weather following with some sunshine. but then through

steve: got to do fence mending. >> brian: you are on israel's side, are you going to apologize, i don't like benjamin netanyahu, i'm yelling at him and they are electioning stories how tough he is and the story today samantha power let prime minister netanyahu have it. you have to be better fighting the palestinians. have you heard anything from coming out of gaza from anything except hamas communication? you don't know what is true, why take their word for it. >> lawrence: there is a deal on the table asking for the women and children and hamas will not agree. just the woman and children. we can stop the bombs right now if they hand over all the hostages. >> brian: they would do it, they got to take out hamas and get the hostages. >> steve: migration is one of the top issues. in the 6:00 eastern hour, heart breaking story of a 12-year-old boy, travis wolf, he and his mother and father were in their jeep when an illegal migrant from venezuela who was traveling 70 mile per hour in a 40 mile zone wrong way down the highway hit their vehicle. he eventually died. his sister joined us and is so, so frustrated. >> it mak

steve lai. the headlines: the un says gaza is on the brink of famine but its chief says there is still time to halt the crisis. meanwhile in a call with benjaminive, teams from both sides will meet in washington to discuss it. gang violence continues in haiti, with the nation paralysed in a political impasse. and a new picture of the princess of wales — the sun newspaper publishes photos that appear to show the princess smiling whilst out shopping with prince william. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news — it's newsday. we start this hour with a united nations—backed report that says famine is imminent in northern gaza, as the war between israel and hamas continues. the un is warning that 1 million people — that's half of the territory's population — are now facing starvation. the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, accused israel of using starvation as a weapon of war — a claim israel rejects. 0rla guerin, our senior international correspondent, has more from jerusalem.

steve lai. let's begin in the middle east, where negotiators are set to make a fresh push for a ceasefire in the war between israel and gaza. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said it would send a delegation to qatar for a new round of discussions, even as he rejected hamas�*s latest proposal for a truce. geo—political tensions are a risk for the martime industry as the houthi rebels have kept up attacks on ships in the red sea. could let's speak peter tirschwell — vice president of maritime and trade at s&p global market intelligence. i think that the way we should look at it is to say that this is certainly a maritime disruption. it certainly a supply chain disruption. it is far less clear that it is a trade disruption. it does not seem to be in economic obstruction.— seem to be in economic obstruction. so you're not seeinu obstruction. so you're not seeing such _ obstruction. so you're not seeing such impact - obstruction. so you're not seeing such impact as - obstruction. so you're not l seeing such impact as we're here for them are using any impact for us in more broadly in the region?— in the region? very broadly economic— in the region? ver

steve lai. the headlines. a new picture of the princess of wales — the sun newspaper publishes photos that appear to show the princess smiling whilst out shopping with prince william. in a call with benjamines concerns over israel's planned rafah offensive. teams from both sides will meet in washington to discuss it. meanwhile, the un says gaza is on the brink of famine. its chief says there is still time to halt the crisis. live from our studio in singapore — this is bbc news. it's newsday. thank you forjoining us. a new photograph that appears to show the princess of wales has been published just over a week after she admitted editing an official portrait of her and her children. the sun newspaper has printed the picture and in it appears the princess is smiling and walking alongside prince william. the paper says the photo was taken at a farmer's market in windsor. let's cross to the newsroom and our correspondent simonjones. tell us more. the sun newspaper on tuesday _ tell us more. the sun newspaper on tuesday is _ tell us more. the sun newspaper on tuesday is describing - tell us more. the sun newspaper on tuesday is describing this -

steve lai. the headlines... a setback for turkey's president erdogan, with most of the votes counted in municipal elections — the main opposition party scores major gains. as protests take place injerusalem. israeli prime minister benjaminto his deputy, in order to undergo surgery. that she has been operated successfully on for a hernia. as a power vacuum in haiti is filled by armed gangs — we have a special report. and king charles attends an easter service — followed by a walkabout. it's his first major public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 7am in the morning in singapore, and 2am in turkey — where president erdogan's party is facing losses in municipal elections across much of the country, including istanbul, the nation's largest city. three quarters of the votes have been counted, with the main opposition chp well ahead of the the

steve lai. let�*s begin in the middle east, where negotiators are set to make a fresh push for a ceasefire in the war between israel and gaza. israeli prime minister benjamin of maritime and trade at s&p global market intelligence. i think that the way we should look at it is to say that this is certainly a maritime disruption. it certainly a supply chain disruption. it is far less clear that it is a trade disruption. it does not seem to be in economic obstruction.

. >> steve: you were talking about biden administration pressuring israelis to wrap it up or come up with a deal. yesterday chuck schumer, leader of senate for democrats said that benjamin netanyahu is a problem and they need new elections. is chuck schumer trying to help joe? joe's popularity is eroding with progressives because of his stance on israel. >> peter: seems like it. they had the vice president call for ceasefire and chuck schumer calling for new election on the floor of the senate. they are having powerful democrats put out word to progressives upset there is not a ceasefire it is something top democrats support. they are not having the president use that strong language, not yet. we'll see how the rest of the day shapes up. >> ainsley: kamala harris' husband is jewish and chuck schumer is jewish. >> lawrence: interfering with another country's democracy, go figure. thanks, peter. >> brian: another fox news alert. haitian man living at massachusetts migrant hotel is behind bars charged with raping a 15-year-old girl. >> steve: suspect being held without bail after pleading not guilty in court yesterday. >> ainsley: griff jenkins has brand new information ab

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