we yair lapid's chances are of forming a government?s are better than _ a government? we think is chances are better than anyone _ a government? we think is chances are better than anyone has - a government? we think is chances are better than anyone has come i are better than anyone has come before him. still worse than the chance in other elections. {lita before him. still worse than the chance in other elections. ok, so what would _ chance in other elections. ok, so what would this _ chance in other elections. ok, so what would this possible - chance in other elections. ok, so - what would this possible government look like and how can any ideological differences be bridged? yeah, so the conundrum is that there is an actual anti—netanyahu majority. the parties can't agree on anything else. you have right wing parties, left—wing ones, jewish ones, arab ones and they all have tremendous differences. they failed to put those aside and find a way to create a government, which meant netanyahu has won by default. because this is happened s

mr bennett threw his support behind yair lapid, who is trying to form a government.ugs and oxygen on social media. the japanese tennis star, naomi osaka, has been warned she could be disqualified from the french open and has been fined $15,000 for refusing to attend press conferences at the tournament. the tennis authorities said she faces being banned from future grand slam events. now on bbc news it�*s hardtalk with stephen sackur.

mr bennett threw his support behind yair lapid, who is trying to form a government.opened hundreds of investigations, delhi police found that many families fell victim to conmen offering counterfeit drugs and oxygen on social media. the japanese tennis star naomi osaka has been warned she could be disqualified from the french open and has been fined $15,000 for refusing to attend press conferences at the tournament. now on bbc news, the week in parliament.

israeli president has asked the leader of the centrist yesh atid party, yair lapid, to try to form a2 consecutive years in power for benjamin netanyahu — who was unable to form a coalition of his own after the elections in march. our correspondent in jerusalem yolande knell has the latest. the president spent the day talking to members of the different political parties here and then he announced his decision in a live broadcast a short time ago saying he had asked yair lapid, a centrist politician, former finance minister before its time in politics he was a television anchor. he said he had the backing of 56 of the 120 members of the israeli parliament so, obviously, still short of a majority but he thought that he had the best chance of being able to form a government that had support of parliament despite their still being difficulties, the president said. so now yair lapid will enter into political wrangling with many of the other parties that had lined up to oppose benjamin netanyahu returning to another term in office. but what will be a real challenge for him is that those pa

on board and we understand yair lapid has offered naftali bennett a rotating premiership.failure, saying there will not be that kind of division on his watch. "we can stop this madness and take responsibility," he has been saying. "either we have a unity government or israel goes to a fifth election." but as you say, it will be a really, really unusual line—up if this new government does take place on the basis being talked about, because it will really bring together parties from across the political spectrum, from the far left to the far right, and you will have parties like naftali bennett's, which says that it has stood in the past for annexing most of the west bank to israel, and then you have parties like meretz, the far left party in israel, which has opposed, always, occupation of the palestinian territories. also, this new coalition government looks very likely to be really looking to a small arab islamist party for support as well, if it's to be able to push legislation through. and what really unites all of these different political players is the fact that they

when he couldn't get the seats together, he became the person for yair lapid, the centrist politician has to the end of wednesday to form a new coalition government, he became the person for yair lapid to get on board and we understand he has offered naftali bennett a rotating premiership, so that naftali bennett would serve for two years as prime minister, followed by yair lapid. the comments naftali bennett has been making, he's been accusing benjamin netanyahu of sowing division to cover for failure, saying there will not be that kind of division on his watch. "we can stop this madness and take responsibility," he has been saying. "either we have a unity government or israel goes to a fifth election." but, as you say, it will be a really, really unusual line—up if this new government does take place on the basis being talked about, because it will really bring together parties from across the political spectrum, from the far left to the far right, and you will have parties like naftali bennett's, which says that it has stood in the past for annexing most of the west bank to israel,

can you higher lot bead -- yair lapid make it work? >> founding the countries largest centrist party. since then, he built his image as a champion of the struggling middle class in opposition to benjamin netanyahu which he believes represents the interests of rented this -- religious ideological -- ideologues and the ultranationalist right wing. >>[speaking not english language] >> the 57-year-old secular opposition leader replaced his former ally, the strongest force in the anti-netanyahu camp. the party blue-and-white made the unexpected move of entering a netanyahu led coalition last spring citing the need for unity amid the covid-19 pandemic. yet --. in the opposition sent to going -- 2015, he finished second in the last legislation in march with 17 states. yair lapid has 28 days to form a new government which would oust the longest-serving prime minister in israeli history. >> a french journalist is being held hostage in mali. olivia dubois appeared in short video talking to his family and the french government for help. he is bei

elections were not necessarily produce any different results and therefore naftali bennett and yair lapid unprecedented move, to bring coalition parties from all across the political spectrum and it is a huge task. how popular with this new unity government be, do you think? i think there is a silent majority which support this move and there is a very vocal minority which is against it. every success of this, it would be determined over the course of time so i am hopeful that it does have a chance. it festers to get off the ground and there is a chance for it to work because they will focus on issues of consensus, the economy, getting rid of covid, relaxing tensions between dues—mac and arabs. there is a good chance they will be successful on some fronts —— between jews and successful on some fronts —— betweenjews and arabs. successful on some fronts -- between jews and arabs. thank ou ve between jews and arabs. thank you very much- _ a huge manhunt is under way in south—west france for a heavily—armed former soldier who opened fire on police. the man — who's not been named — is believed

mr bennett threw his support behind yair lapid — who is trying to form a government.e medical supplies to vulnerable covid patients. police found that many families fell victim to conmen offering counterfeit drugs and oxygen on social media. although the details on the stories on our website. clear and calm out there across most of the uk, and bank holiday monday promises to be another warm and sunny day. in fact, the temperatures will probably be a degree or so higher. but it won't be sunny absolutely everywhere. an example here from sunday on the scottish coast — a lot of haar and sea fret out to sea, and we could see a repeat performance of that on bank holiday monday. this is stubborn cloud, quite often it hugs the coast and sticks around through the course of the day. but inland, it's going to be sunny. the morning temperatures will be typically around 7—10 degrees in towns and cities. a little bit fresher out in the countryside. so the morning cloud will eventually burn back to the coast as we go through the morning, and then it's clear blue skies pretty much na

mr bennett threw his support behind yair lapid, who is trying to form a government.s. having opened hundreds of investigations, delhi police found that many families fell victim to conmen offering counterfeit drugs and oxygen on social media. south africa's increasing its covid—19 restrictions to try and fight a surge in infections. a nightly curfew is to be extended, meaning non—essential shops, bars and restaurants will be forced to close by 10pm. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with stephen sackur.

but if yair lapid fails in forming the next government in the next 28 days, the israeli president cand it back to parliament asking them to nominate a new candidate. if that fails, then israelis may be heading toward an unprecedented fifth election. h hadas gold, cnn. >>> up next, passengers who get rude on airlines are facing massive fines. we'll tell you how much their outbursts are costing them. >>> plus, big chunks of debris from space of reading to earth. where will it land and will it make a world of a difference? stay with us. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we so an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k televisi for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. as well as a playstation 4 for under $16. and brand new cars for less than $900. dealdash.com offers hundreds of auctions every day. all auctions start at $0 and everything must go. and don't forget, we offer a full 90 day money back guarantee on your first bid pack purchase. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three sui

israeli president has asked the leader of the centrist yesh atid party, yair lapid, to try to form ais own after the elections in march. 0ur correspondent injerusalem, yolande knell, has the latest. the president reuven rivlin spent the day talking to members of the different political parties here, and then he announced his decision in a live broadcast a short time ago saying that he had asked yair lapid, who he is a centrist politician — he's a former finance minister but before his time in politics he was a tv anchor. he said that he had the backing of 56 of the 120 members of the israeli parliament. so, obviously, still short of a majority, but he thought that he had the best chance of being able to form a government that had parliament's support despite their still been difficulties, the president said, so now mr lapid will enter into political wrangling with many of the other parties that had lined up to oppose benjamin netanyahu returning to another term in office. but what's going to be a real challenge for him is that those are parties who are from the whole way across israe

after benjamin netanyahu fails to form a new israeli government — his rival yair lapid is asked to try a coalition. and nine little miracles. a malian woman expecting to give birth to seven children has been surprised by two more. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. after increased pressure the biden administration has officially announced its support for a global waiver on patent protections for covid—19 vaccines, with the aim of allowing greater access for developing countries. justifying the move, us trade representative katherine tai said in a statement, "this administration believes strongly in intellectual property protections, but in the service of ending this pandemic, supports the waiver of those protections for covid—19 vaccines." the announcement was met with enthusiasm from the director—general of the world health organization, who took to twitter describing it as "a monumental moment in the fight against covid—19." a vaccine waiver makes it harder for vaccine man

he's set to join forces with a centre ground politician yair lapid. it in turns as prime minister. but mr netanyahu is hitting back. translation: i heard naftali bennett. - unfortunately, he is again misleading the public. same lies, same empty slogans on hate and division from someone who helps hatred and division. and also someone who is perpetrating, i must say, the fraud of the century. at israel's parliament, politicians are meeting to hammer out an agreement on a possible new government, and they could unseat mr netanyahu within days. the parties that want him gone have a tough road ahead if they to get sworn in here as a new government next week. they feel tantalisingly close, and if they do succeed it will be the biggest change in israeli politics in years. but they know one thing — mr netanyahu won't go down without a fight. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. an armed ex—soldier on the run in south—western france has been captured after a 24—hour manhunt. the man, named by police as 29—year—old terry dupin, had fled to a forest after shooting

yair lapid has called on palestinians to resume peace talks if they agree to recognize large israeli settlements in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. meanwhile, in the occupied west bank, a 16-year-old palestinian boy named said odeh has died after being shot twice in the back by israeli forces in a village south of nablus. the israeli troops then reportedly blocked an ambulance from reaching the boy for 15 minutes. he died before he reached a hospital. the biden administration has rescinded a trump-era labor department rule making it easier for gig economy companies to classify their workers as independent contractors rather than employees. share prices of uber, lyft, and doordash fell on the news. the rule helped the companies to evade basic wage and workplace protections under the fair labor standards act. south carolina lawmakers have approved a bill requiring death row prisoners to choose whether they will be electrocuted or shot to death if lethal injection drugs are not available. republican governor henry mcmaster has promised to sign the bill, making south carolina

after benjamin netanyahu fails to form a new israeli government, his rival yair lapid is asked to try

what we are seeing is the leader of the two parties, yair lapid, a centrist, has offered a deal to a, yamina, naftali bennett, to share the premiership, so naftali bennett would be in power first for two years and then yair lapid would follow with a two u—turn, one of the problems with thatis u—turn, one of the problems with that is that they are from these opposite poles of politics, so supporters on both sides will not be very happy when the other leader is in charge, and that doesn't bode perhaps that well for the stability in israeli politics, either. absolutely, if the situation of people coming together in that phrase, united against a common enemy, how much stability cannot bring to the country? it enemy, how much stability cannot bring to the country?— bring to the country? it has been dubbed in israeli _ bring to the country? it has been dubbed in israeli media - bring to the country? it has been dubbed in israeli media is - bring to the country? it has been dubbed in israeli media is a - bring to the country? it has been i dubbed in israeli media is a change of government,

under the proposed deal these two mean, yair lapid and naf—tali bennett, would reportedly take turnsown power—sharing arrangement. this is his response. translation: i heard naftali bennett, unfortunately he is again misleading the public. same lies, same _ misleading the public. same lies, same empty slogans on hate and division _ same empty slogans on hate and division from someone who helps hatred _ division from someone who helps hatred and division. and also someone _ hatred and division. and also someone who is perpetrating, i must say, the _ someone who is perpetrating, i must say, the fraud of the century. a say, the fraud of the century. complicated picture. say, the fraud of the century. a complicated picture. let's get more from joel greenberg — he's an analyst for bbc monitoring injerusalem. yearly. the opposition leaders trying to put together he's been charged with forming a government. now that naftali bennett, the right wing politician hasjoined forces with the opponents of mr netanyahu they are trying to cobble together a majority in parliament. right now the map is

israel's opposition leader yair lapid says there are still many of the coastal forcing a coalition.he centrist leader is trying to forge an alliance including arab-israeli parties and a center-right party. erosion news agency says covid-19 is spreading faster than at any time since last october. vaccine uptake in russia has been sluggish. moscow's mayor says the capital has lower rates of vaccination than any major european city. our correspondent went to a specially built city in moscow to find out whether doctors are ready for another wave of infections. reporter: these suits have become like a second skin for doctors like this one. the 45-year-old has been working in the intensive care unit of this coronavirus hospital on the outskirts of moscow since it opened over a year ago. the hospital just added a fifth i see you -- fifth icu. this dr. heads it. >> the severity of the cases have intensified. before our patients stabilized in a shorter priod of time. now the number of patients has stayed the same, but the severity of cases has worsened. reporter: the hospital specializes in

the surface before, and how much of a problem is it going to be the next prime minister, be it yair lapidthing that on a non—partisan basis the next israeli prime minister will deal with, as well as israeli society. of course, you saw some northern cities — haifa, acre in particular — the old city — experienced violence not necessarily related to rockets but between the groups that you mentioned and the social tension there, some had said that it was the largest wave of domestic violence since the second intifada so again, there are multiple second, third, fourth order effects of the conflict. thatjust because the rockets stopped being fired does not mean that peace is at hand. it's in many ways a cold truce. behnam ben taleblu. nigeria's chief of army staff, lieutenant general ibrahim attahiru, has been killed in a plane crash. nigeria's military said one of its aircraft came down near kaduna airport in the north of the country. ten other officers, including the air force crew, died in the incident, which the military said happened as the plane was trying to land in bad weather. general

israel's president has asked opposition leader yair lapid to form new government after benjamin netanyahu in the 120—seat parliament. now, to an extremely rare pregnancy and a possible world record. a 25—year—old woman from mali has given birth to nine babies at once. two more than she expected. the babies were born premature, and weigh less than a kilogram each. courtney bembridge has the details. 0ne. two. three. four. five. six. seven. eight. and nine. halima cisse gave birth to five girls and four boys. the babies are all well and, if there are no complications, the family will set a new world record. nonuplets are extremely rare and risky. doctors in mali were worried, so the government intervened and the mother was flown to morocco. translation: she was 25 weeks pregnant so we - tried to make the pregnancy go longer until she reached 30 weeks. she gave birth eventually with the help of a cesarean operation. we were surprised to find nine babies. nadya suleman came to international attention when she had octuplets in 2009, and she holds the current world record for most babies born i

the centrist yair lapid says �*plenty of obstacles' remain before a deal is struck.ld endanger israel. an armed ex—soldier on the run in france has been shot by police after a 24—hour manhunt. the man, had fled to a forest after shooting at officers on saturday, sparking a massive search. he was wounded during a shoot—out and taken into custody. peru has announced that the country's real number of coronavirus deaths is almost triple what was previously thought. 180,000 people have died of covid in peru — one of the highest death rates in the world. five years after permitting chinese couples to have up to two children, the government has announced it's raising the limit to three. chinese officials are responding to census data showing a steep decline in the number of births. they fear a smaller, future pool of young people will have to support hundreds of millions of retirees, which could act as a brake on economic growth. the bbc'sjohn sudworth has more. the announcement may have looked a little mundane, but the news was momentous. chinese women can now have three c

mr bennett threw his support behind yair lapid, who is trying to form a government.olice in the indian capital delhi have arrested more than 350 suspected fraudsters for selling fake medical supplies to vulnerable covid patients. having opened hundreds of investigations, delhi police found that many families fell victim to conmen offering counterfeit drugs and oxygen on social media. the japanese tennis star naomi osaka has been warned she could be disqualified from the french open and has been fined $15,000 for refusing to attend press conferences at the tournament. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. the week dominic cummings said sorry over the covid crisis. tens of thousands of people died who didn't need to die. he'd warned a hard rain was going to fall — the prime minister got a soaking. the only problem was, fundamentally, i regarded him as unfit for the job. and borisjohnson wasn't the only one... i think that the secretary of state for health should have been fired for at least 15, 20 things. mps drew their o

after benjamin netanyahu fails to form a new israeli government — his rival yair lapid is asked to try

mr bennett threw his support behind yair lapid, who is trying to form a government.olice in the indian capital delhi have arrested more than 350 suspected fraudsters for selling fake medical supplies to vulnerable covid patients. having opened hundreds of investigations delhi police found that many families fell victim to conmen offering counterfeit drugs and oxygen on social media. the japanese tennis star — naomi osaka — has been warned she could be disqualified from the french open and has been fined 15,000 dollars — for refusing to attend press conferences at the tournament. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello, i'm shaun ley. welcome to the programme which brings together leading uk columnists, bbc specialists, with me in the studio, presenter and bbc foreign correspondents, clive myrie. good to have you all with us. and you at home, thank you very much for watching. now, have thousands of people died in the uk during the covid pandemic because of things the british government did ordidn�*t do? dominic cummings thinks the answer is yes. since he was, until si

the centrist yair lapid says �*plenty of obstacles' remain before a deal is struck.untry's real number of coronavirus deaths is almost triple what was previously thought. 180,000 people have died of covid in peru — one of the highest death rates in the world. before i go, we'lljust return to out top story — noami osaka's withdrawal from the french open. it follows her decision to boycott post—match media duties at the grand slam tournament. in the past few minutes we've heard from gilles moretton, the president of the french federation of tennis. first and foremost, we are sorry and sad for naomi osaka. the outcome of naomi withdrawing from roland garros is unfortunate. we wish her the best in the quickest possible recovery. and we look forward to having naomi in a tournament next year. as of the grand slams committed the bta, the ata, the atp, and the itf, we remain very committed to all athletes well—being and to continually improving every aspect of players cosmic experience in our tournaments. including with the media, like we have always strived to do. more i le

his rival, yair lapid, has been given a month to form a government.ess. and in that vacuum, it seems mr netanyahu sees war as his best bet for staying in office. what a poisonous atmosphere there is in your country today. no israeli prime minister is interested in a war, definitely not benjamin netanyahu. you can check his record. he is the israeli prime minister that was involved in less wars than any other. are you denying to me that your country is in a terrible political mess? we have a very, very problematic political situation. i totally agree with you that this is not the way israeli politics should go. but netanyahu's leadership at the moment, especially on crisis times, i think it's really by far... netanyahu hanging onto power is keeping him out of a courtroom, where he faces trial on corruption. no, you're asking me about the political process or about neta nyahu trial. we can answer... well, the two are interlinked. no, they're not, because the political crisis at the moment is the fact israeli politics is not divided any more for right an

mr bennett threw his support behind yair lapid, who is trying to form a government. police in the indian capital delhi have arrested more than 350 suspected fraudsters for selling fake medical supplies to vulnerable covid patients. having opened hundreds of investigations, delhi police found that many families fell victim to conmen offering counterfeit drugs and oxygen on social media. south africa's increasing its covid—19 restrictions to try and fight a surge in infections. a nightly curfew is to be extended, meaning non—essential shops, bars and restaurants will be forced to close by 10pm. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. today, i'm in the white cube gallery in london as cultural life starts to re—establish itself after many months of lockdown, and my guests are the artistic duo gilbert and george. now, for five decades, they've been producing controversial, provocative work, and this exhibition they call new normal pictures. but is there anything normal about gilbert and george? gilbert and george, welco

ultra—nationalist leader, naftali bennett, said he'd join a governing coalition with the centrist party leader, yair lapid who has until wednesday to try and form a new coalition government. translation: all parties are invited tojoin the government. translation: all parties are invited to join the government. for the government to succeed we will all have to share a restraint both during the negotiations and later on. nobody is being asked to give up on. nobody is being asked to give up on their ideology but everybody will have to make some compromises. mr netanyahu has responded immediately to the plans to create a unity government, denouncing mr bennett as a liar and saying that a lapid—bennett government would weaken israel. translation: i heard him, unfortunately, he is again misleading the public. same lies, same _ misleading the public. same lies, same empty slogans on hate and division _ same empty slogans on hate and division from somebody who helps pay and division _ division from somebody who helps pay and division. and someone who is perpetrating i must say the fraud of the century. our middle

media reports in israel say the main opposition leader, yair lapid, appears close to a deal with hisoalition government would bring together factions from the right, left and centre of israeli politics. any deal would look to oust prime minister benjamin netanyahu from power after 12 years, midway through his trial on corruption charges. two people have died and more than 20 injured, in a shooting outside a billiard club near miami. its being reported that three people emerged from a vehicle with assault weapons and handguns, before opening fire on a crowd that had gathered for a concert at the venue. australia s prime minister is in new zealand for the annual bilateral talks with his counterpart, jacinda ardern. the relative success in curbing the coronavirus pandemic was evident — as neither leader wore a mask and scott morrison was welcomed with a traditional maori greeting. the two leaders are expected to discuss how to further ease tough covid—19 border controls and how the two south pacific powers might further support smaller countries in the region. from sydney, phil mercer r

the opposition leader, yair lapid, has been holding talks with the far—right yamina party, amid signsw government, joining with parties from across the political spectrum who oppose mr netanyahu. the long serving prime minister is facing trial for fraud — to form a new government, joining with parties from across the political spectrum who oppose mr netanyahu. the long—serving prime minister is facing trial for fraud — but still emerged with the largest number of seats in march's election. russia will go ahead with a second $500 million loan to belarus. it's a sign of moscow's determination to support its ally. there's been uproar in the west over the grounding of a passengerjet in minsk — and the arrest of a dissident blogger. across europe, demonstrations have been held to show solidarity with the people of belarus. gail maclellan has the latest. support in poland for the opposition in neighbouring belarus. frustration and anger, too. pro—democracy rallies all but eliminated in belarus itself by the fear of autocratic president alexander lukashenko. here and in other european countr

the opposition leader, yair lapid, has been holding talks with the far—right yamina party, amid signsesday to form a new government, joining with parties from across the political spectrum who oppose mr netanyahu. the long serving prime minister is facing trialforfraud but still emerged with the largest number of seats in march's election. the situation in the democratic republic of congo remains serious but under control, according to the country's president, a week after a devastating volcanic eruption in the east of the country. hundreds of thousands of people fled the city of goma as mount nyiragongo erupted. yesterday the government mistakenly announced a second eruption was imminent, causing more panic and evacuations. protestors have ta ken to the streets in brazil's largest cities to demand the impeachment of presidentjair bolsonaro over his response to the coronavirus pandemic. brazil has the world's second highest covid death rate after the us — nearly half a million people have lost their lives. president bolsonaro says his opposition to lockdowns is designed to protect the

media reports in israel say the main opposition leader, yair lapid, appears close to a deal with his to form a coalition government would bring together factions from the right, left and centre of israeli politics. any deal would look to oust prime minister benjamin netanyahu from power after 12 years, midway through his trial on corruption charges. chelsea fans have been celebrating after beating manchester city in last night's champions league final, securing the biggest prize in european club football for a second time. over 14,000 supporters were allowed into the stadium in porto, and many more made the trip to the portugal. 0ur sports news correspondent laura scott was there. up early to remind anyone who might have forgotten that chelsea are champions of europe again. but, while there was elation for one set of fans this morning, elsewhere, there was deflation, and not just for the giant trophy. what's done is done, we've just got to move on and go on for next year. do you know what, we've come here, we've had a ball and we're going home. champions of england, there is nothing

he's set to join forces with a centre ground politician yair lapid.ime minister. but mr netanyahu is hitting back. translation: i heard naftali bennett. - unfortunately, he is again misleading the public. same lies, same empty slogans on hate and division from someone who helps hatred and division. and also someone who is perpetrating, i must say, the fraud of the century. at israel's parliament, politicians are meeting to hammer out an agreement on a possible new government, and they could unseat mr netanyahu within days. the parties that want him gone have a tough road ahead if they to get sworn in here as a new government next week. they feel tantalisingly close, and if they do succeed it will be the biggest change in israeli politics in years. but they know one thing — mr netanyahu won't go down without a fight. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. now here's something you don't hear very often. this bank holiday is set to be the hottest day of the year so far. our correspondent sanchia berg is in brighton for us. busy day in brighton today, sanchia?

media reports in israel say the main opposition leader, yair lapid, appears close to a deal with hisernment would bring together factions from the right, left and centre of israeli politics. any deal would look to oust prime minister benjamin netanyahu from power after 12 years, midway through his trial on corruption charges. there has been a shooting today in florida. let's try to bring you the latest details on that because we know that certainly two people have died in that shooting. we can these life images from the scene here —— live images from the scene here near miami. two people have died and more than 20 injured, in a shooting outside a billiard club near miami. eyewitnesses said p people drove up to a concert venue and opened fire on crowds. —— three people. police described the shooting is indiscriminate with at least three people known to have died and police say they are still looking for whoever carried out that shooting, so very much a continuing police operation under there in miami in florida. miami police, as you see there, at least 20 people were shot in indiscrim

leader of the small right wing party yammina announced he will be working with the centrist leader yair lapidnister first, followed by lapid as part afro tating agreement. this new coalition government lab made up of a wide swath of parties. they will all be setting together. but bennett said he is willing to sit with people on the opposite side of the ideological spectrum of his in order to prevent israel from going through a fifth rounds of elections in two years. benjamin netanyahu in a televised speech tonight lashed out at bennett who is a former lieutenant of his saying he is deserving the public saying the new government will be left wing and will be a threat to israeli security. what happens now? now all the different parties have to formally sign their coalition agreements before it can be presented to the israeli president. they have to do that by wednesday. then the israeli parliament has to vote on this new government before it can be sworn in, which means we are a few days away from this new government, new prime minister can be sworn in. two defectors from this coalition could c

the centrist yair lapid says �*plenty of obstacles' remain before a deal is struck.ey've come up with the outlines of a power—sharing deal, which if they hammer out the details before their wednesday night deadline, would replace mr netanyahu with his one—time ally, the far—right nationalist naftali bennett. but it's not a done deal. important to say that. today, the centrist leader yair lapid acknowledged �*plenty of obstacles' remained before a diverse coalition of nationalist, liberal and arab parties could unite to oust the current prime minister. unsurprisingly, benjamin netanyahu also objects to the plan to replace him, today urging fellow right—wingers not to back the coalition. he said naftali bennett would be a threat to israel's security. translation: i heard naftali bennett. i unfortunately, he is again misleading public. same lies, same empty slogans on hate and division from someone who helps hatred and division, and also someone who is perpetrating - i must say - — the fraud of the century. george birnbaum is the chief strategist for naftali bennett and

who was once benyamin netanyahu's chief of staff, has joined talks with the centrist party leader yair lapidgive i translation: all parties are invited to 'oin the translation: all parties are invited to join the government. _ translation: all parties are invited to join the government. for - translation: all parties are invited to join the government. for the - to join the government. for the government to succeed, we will have tojoin in the negotiations. nobody is being asked to give up on their ideology, but everyone will have to make some compromises. under the proposed deal, the two men would reportedly take turns to be prime minister. it isa it is a very precarious coalition and _ it is a very precarious coalition and it— it is a very precarious coalition and it doesn't take much at all to bring _ and it doesn't take much at all to bring it_ and it doesn't take much at all to bring it all— and it doesn't take much at all to bring it all crashing down. even before — bring it all crashing down. even before it — bring it all crashing down. even before it is _ bring it all crashing down. e