it could be net tony| bennett, because naftali bennett is one of the few people has not made a firm commitmentd go into a coalition with netanyahu or not. many of the other parties have declared already they will or they will not go in this. net tony bennett, however, is also said he will not sit under a government led by the nearest challenger, led by yair lapid of the yesh atid party, which has had a good second place showing. what is interesting as they could always be other kingmakers, netanyahu has become accustomed to find ways to peel off certain individual members of parties to top up the necessary numbers to reach 61 seats, and i should also point out that these polls are already changing, they are being updated as we speak, as some of the results come in and as the posters suggest they are findings —— adjust their polls, the netanyahu loyal block of parties is already down to 59 seats, so he may have to down to 59 seats, so he may have to do some of that fancy footwork to find additional support for a coalition, even if naftali bennett in the supposed to make a position goesin in the

good politician get on with new hope also aims to replace netanyahu just like right wing enough tony bennett from yemenia who's left it open whether he would join a coalition with netanyahu we have about 3 to 4 leaders of the entering that danielle camp. standing divided against that then you know so if you stand together but you are divided the ability of co-working is very limited so the ability for them to form a coalition that will be able to govern and will be able to survive. is improbable to reach a majority in the knesset the israeli parliament and to form a government parties need to get 61 out of 120 seats for many israelis netanyahu has become an increasingly divisive figure he's been in office since 2009 and he faces corruption charges in court allegations he denies that i know of as netanyahu was days are over he has been our prime minister for 15 years that's it we need something new a different prime minister could have a chevy rebuttal sure i think baby would be reelected because this nor one more promising although i want to believe there is someone else i don't really treas

the next morning a big welcome davies of symphony hall, the couple were discerning in buying tony bennett and the prince even sing-along. also on that trip, lunch at stanford and a visit to hewlett- packard and cupertino to check out new computers. that evening, then president ronald reagan and the first lady posted a formal state dinner at the deyoung museum. >>> in 2005, prince charles returns to newly married tikka bowls. devon omthen wiyo fo hosted them in north beach. the next evening, in the pouring rain, the duke and duchess of cornwall attended a black tie event and the prince gave a toast. you can see more archival reports on past royal visits, just had to kpix.com. >>> the most recent visit was a secret. harry and megan had a private meeting in stanford with an expert in compassion. juliette goodrich will have more details on that tonight 5:00. >> tomorrow morning, here from an american who married into british nobility. her thoughts on megan's transition from actress to doctors and the couple's decision to leave the royal family. >>> this sunday you can watch the two hour speci

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hate out at the decision to help fund the mosque the minister for citizenship was also scathing tony bennett this is not the 1st time that mayors of the french green party are on a very slippery slope to radical islam as that was a step too far for us so. he cannot take advantage of his position as minister to demonize his opponents otherwise it negates the democratic debate we're still he said the mayor of straws burke has received death threats since the controversy was unleashed for most people here in strasburg the row has moved the political edge. i am against all forms of violence whether physical or psychological but the decision of these grand mayor to finance the turkish association to finance the mosque in a french city is contradictory it contradicts the secular values of the french republic. because if you put i think it's a political decision because our region's law has always been like that it has never posed a problem for churches so why does it pose a problem for one mosque the money was potentially given by someone who supports the terms but after wards it becomes a mosque

who openly supports 2 states is someone who can't be touched on that issue and so we saw enough tony bennett go into a t.v. studio on sunday night with a piece of paper committing in writing not to serve under lockheed in such a coalition so that's been viewed by his other opponents on the right as a capitulation to netanyahu and a signal that he is going to end up lining up behind benjamin netanyahu as we say he needs 61 seats of a combination of right wing parties to form a right wing coalition and his messaging is that he's very close i was 0 sorry for live in west jerusalem very many things. japan has lifted a state of emergency in tokyo as pressure mounts on the government to bring the pandemic under control ahead of the olympics under the measure imposed in january bars and restaurants have been closing at 8 pm on many other businesses switched to remote working but infections rising just 4 months ahead of the games experts are warning against complacency to the bar it is from sophia university in tokyo she says that many in japan believe it's too soon to ease restrictions i think that

the greatest hits, paul mccartney, tony bennett, so there's going to be a way we can let people know about the gershwin award and we're working with a potential honorees to see if possibly by -- within another year we can have some component of a live concert. >> that would be very exciting. >> very. >> one last question. you mentioned the efforts with the veterans history project which is one of my favorites you run. through covid-19 how have you been able to navigate the complexities of the covid with the veterans history project? >> the veterans history project we were able to -- that's one of our signature outreach programs over hundred thousand oral histories to date from veterans and different engagements and so the veterans history staff were able to have, for instance, virtual panel discussions on how to cope with featuring veterans and also veterans small business entrepreneurs, a special music program for the 20th 20th anniversary this year and also they had a special program -- this one in particular was very significant -- veterans the role of veterans in farming, and urb

the couple was serenaded by tony bennett. [singing] [ applause ] >> reporter: the bring sang along.the queen cracked a smile. a huge hat with british landmarks opened up to reveal a photo of charles, diana and baby william. they had lunch at stanford and off to hewlett parkard to check out computers. later that evening then president reagan and the first ahead hosted a formal state dinner at the museum. the queen wore a huge diamond tiara. >> i raise my glass to you and mrs. reagan to our friendship between our countries. >> reporter: in 2005 prince charles returned, this time newly married to bowles. governor newsom, then mayor, hosted them. >> umbrellas and all. >> reporter: next evening in the rain, the duke and duchess attended a black tie event. the prince gave a toast. >> such a wonderful warm- hearted and generous. >> reporter: a story book ending to the bay area's red carpet treatment. in san francisco, kpix5. >> i remember it well. see more of that footage just ahead to kpix.com. >>> bay area's most recent royal visit was a secret. >> last year harry and meeghan had a priva

everybody is looking now at mena that's not the right wing party and enough tali and its leader enough tony bennett he has actually left it open but he has also opened the challenge benyamin netanyahu that he wants to be the next prime minister so it won't be easy for binyamin netanyahu to form such a coalition especially maybe if you know want to 2 seats might change in the course of the night because counting just starts now and that could all change and tom you know there's been a lot of talk around the world about these elections about the possibility of benjamin netanyahu enjoying a boost because of israel's successful vaccination role well but looking at these numbers are not we're not seeing much of a vaccination bluestar. no we i don't think we do because if you look at the last election he could. spend at that time he lost a couple of seats and it will be more difficult even to to form a coalition although he's in a much better position than. his opponents who ran on the anything back netanyahu ticket as you mentioned them yes teeth and. right wing parties and center right and left parties

tony bennett was styling himself as a netanyahu alternative the question now is whether his yamuna parties 7 or 8 seats will be enough to get netanyahu over the finish line there's no reason why we should go to if it election. they must come to nothing and say we want to be. the government we accept the results of this. and form a right of center a government that could aggressively pursue the opportunities we have ahead of us earlier election day itself had been hot and hazy a running tally of ballots cast suggesting the lowest turnout in years netanyahu crisscrossed the country to squeeze out every last vote winning his core voters that turnout was particularly bad in his likud strongholds i. think. but it was in palestinian israeli areas where the floor seemed most severe the mainly arab joint list with 15 seats in the previous parliament is projected now to have as few as 8 of the splitting into the smaller group failing to get into the parliament at all. meanwhile the far right religious zionist alliance promoted by netanyahu and featuring an advocate of removing disloyal arabs from t

tony bennett sang to them. prince sang along.abylon came on stage the queen cracked a smile. a huge hat with british landmarks opened up to reveal a photograph of charles, diana and baby william. they had lunch at stanford and then off to hp to check out new computers. later the president and the first lady hosted a formal state dinner. the queen wore a tiara and offered a toast. >> mr. president i raise my glass to the friendship between our two countries. >> the arrival. >> in2005 prince charles returned. they visited a farmer ear market. a coast guard patrol ship. the governor, then mayor, and his wife hosted them at beach blanket babylon. the next evening in the rain the duke and dutchessa tenned a black tie event. the prince gave a toast. >> such a wonderful, warm hearted and generous woman. >> a story book ending to the red carpet treatment. >> and to see more reports on past royal visits head to kpix.com. >> the most recent visit is actually a secret. last year harry and meghan had a private meeting with an expert in compa

that tony bennett was styling himself as a netanyahu alternative the question now is whether his yamuna parties 7 or 8 seats will be enough to get netanyahu over the finish line. there's no reason why we should go to fit election. they must come to nothing and we want to be part of the government we accept the results of this round and form a right of center government that could aggressively pursue the opportunities we have ahead of us earlier election day itself had been hot and hazy a running tally of ballots cast suggesting the lowest turnout in years netanyahu crisscrossed the country to squeeze out every last vote winning his core voters that turnout was particularly bad in his likud strongholds i. think. but it was in palestinian israeli areas where the floor seemed most severe the mainly arab joint list with 15 seats in the previous parliament is projected now to have as few as 8 of the splitting into. meanwhile the far right religious zionist alliance promoted by netanyahu and featuring an advocate of removing disloyal arabs from the country outperformed expectations opposition

now, the coach on the defending champs, virginia's tony bennett, said in a statement, quote, we're exhaustinggia tech coach saying he's doing all he can to get his team in. here he is. >> anxiety is an understatement. it's easier to say, people say, hey, it's out of control, don't worry. i understand that, i get that. better been such a grind to get to this point. so, we're right there, we're literally, what, 48 to 72 hours before we get on the plane to go to indy. we just got to fin it out. >> the ncaa is giving qualifying teams until tuesday to determine whether or not they will play in march madness. >>> switching gears, ultimate fris bee frisbee, has been growing, the 18-year-old, disk diversity, created the first ever nationwide ultimate frisbee tour. it's called the color of ultimate showcase. >> me and three of my friends in georgia who are all players of color, we were finally bothered enough, i guess, by our actions, that we decided to try our hand by changing it. we spent six weeks together, dreaming of a way to bring a sample of the best players of color from our sport. not just th

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tony dokoupil. one of three women accusing governor andrew cuomo of sexual harassment speaks exclusively to norah o'donnell. it's her first tv interview. why charlotte bennettcuomo is, quote, a textbook abuser. plus new repor abo> brking this francis makes history with a visit to iraq. we're traveling with the pope amid concerns about security and the coronavirus. >>> an exclusive clip from oprah's interview with meghan and harry, meghan talks about why the

tony dokoupil. one of three women accusing governor andrew cuomo of sexual harassment speaks exclusively to norah o'donnell. it's her first tv interview. why charlotte bennettays cuomo is, quote, a textbook abuser. plus new reports about his alleged mishandling of the covid crisis. >>> breaking this morning, pope francis makes history with a visit to iraq. we're traveling with the pope amid concerns about security and the coronavirus. >>> an exclusive clip from oprah's interview with meghan and harry, meghan talks about why they're speaking out now and we'll show the growing backlash from england. how the royal family is preparing for the interview. >>> and trevor noah is hosting the grammys, but we get to talk to him first. why he says it will be a show like nothing we've seen before. >> i believe him. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> what made you think that he was trying to sleep with you? >> he implied to me that i was old enough for him, and he was lonely. >> reporter: for the first time one of governor cuomo's accusers is speaking on camera. >> governor cuomo said that he has never propositioned anybody. do you beli