parts of the country, the heineken prime minister, with this personality, and that is an important part, a central part and it is being eroded. thank you for watching on bbc world news. just developing that theme, it is weird to see where it will go on the prime minister cannot get home quick enough, canny? he minister cannot get home quick enough. canny? enough, canny? he is a lucky politician enough, canny? he is a lucky politician because enough, canny? he is a lucky politician because it - enough, canny? he is a lucky politician because it seems . enough, canny? he is a lucky| politician because it seems to me almost certain that had that attempt to push not happened when it did, and it wasn t particularly organised, it fell over the threshold when it did but if it hadn t happened, will be looking at a no confidence vote first monday morning and it would have been more difficult for him to do what he has done which is to say look, this is difficult but i can pull it
basically on sunday except from this network. it s a big story that s been ignored. we ll go to the white house where the press secretary is likely to get asked about this big headline in the new york times. should biden run in 2024? democratic whisperers of no start to rise. high level democrats calling the president an anchor that should be cut loose in 2024. he s saying he s going to run again in 2024. will you support him? if the president has a vision and something that we re willing to entertain and examine when the time comes. that s not a yes. yeah, i think we should endorse when we get to him. martha: okay. with that, we bring in mark penn, former clinton adviser and polster and karl rove, a fox news contributor. great to have you with us today. i want to get to aoc and to this discussion about the president being called an anchor that needs to be cut loose. first, carl, i want to ask you about the justices, this imminent decision and what you would expec
with a star studded pageant finishing at buckingham palace. i v e i ve got my own crystal so i can add sparkle everybody here, although might i say, howjealous i was up paddington bear having tea with the queen! street parties are being held across the uk in what is being called the big jubilee lunch with some getting the royal seal of approval. welcome to bbc news and the fourth day of the platinum jubilee celebrations. today there ll be a pageant along the mall in london, featuring a military parade, acrobats, puppets and other tributes to the 70 years of the queen s reign. celebrations will be held across the country too, with tens of thousands of people holding street parties. last night, a special outdoor concert was held in the grounds of buckingham palace with live performances from diana ross, queen and sir rod stewart. our royal correspondent sarah campbell has all the details. at the oval cricket ground in london, prince charles and the duchess of cornwalljoined one
[music playing] narrator the sinking on its First Crossing created the most extraordinary sense of loss and reversal of fortune. People did think titanic was unsinkable, and yet it would end up at the bottom of the sea. Its very haunting. And you think of that staircase lying fathoms deep, when only a few hours before beautiful women in their garments had been parading down it. Guggenheim asked the people at the time dreamt of leading their lives. They were so glamorous and marvelous. And suddenly there they were in the icy sea. It sort of shakes you. And i think that titanic going down shook the western world. [theme music] hello. And welcome to how it really happened. Im jesse l. Martin. The final calls for help from titanic revealed the distress of the ships last moments afloat. First, cannot last much longer, then losing power. Finally, just before the ship went down, come quick. Who on the ship will survive the titanic disaster . And how will they be saved . Tonight, titanic part
Im Boris Sanchez in washington, d. C. Alongside Anderson Cooper in tel aviv. We begin this afternoon with the Israeli Government confirming some of the most disturbing reports that have surfaced in the wake of the hamas terrorist attacks this weekend. The Prime Ministers Office says that babies and toddlers were found decapitated in the Small Community of kfar aza. Thats the kibbutz where Israeli Defense forces say that hamas butchered civilians, though hamas denies it attacked children. The unprecedented atrocities have put months of Bitter Division within the Israeli Government on pause. They have now formed an Emergency Unity government and war cabinet and in a few hours the u. S. Secretary of state will be in israel to meet with senior officials. Anderson . Boris, here in israel 300,000 reservists have amassed near the border with gaza, signaling a possible Ground Invasion could be imminent. Overnight the first shipment of u. S. Munitions arrived here in israel, that of course to b