are released. translation: gaza city is encircled. translation: gaza city is encircled. we translation: gaza city is encircled. we are - translation: gaza city is| encircled. we are operating inside it. we are increasing pressure on how mass every hour, every day. we have killed thousands of terrorists above ground and below ground. if hezbollah chooses to join the war it will be making a big mistake. no ceasefire without the release of our hostages. mr netanyahu also suggested israel would oversee security inside gaza after the war. but a senior member of his war cabinet has since clarified the prime minister s comments, saying that while mr netanyahu wants to ensure gaza remains a demilitarised area, with the idf carrying out security operations there, israel does not intend to reoccupy or govern gaza. that s a position that would align more closely with us wishes, as the white house made clear earlier. the president maintains his position that every occupation by israe
Theresa may drops in on Nicola Sturgeon to discuss how scotland and brexit might work together, but did their face to face leave them futher apart . And, Off The Books democrats demand to know who President Trump has been meeting during his frequent golf club trips. Hello and welcome to 100 days, with Mejon Sopel In Washington and Christian Fraser in london. It was on the Campaign Trail that donald trump said were going to win so much, you may even get tired of winning. Well, fatigue is definitely settling in and for the us president , its not because hes winning. No, quite the opposite the question were all asking is what next for mr trump . The Health Care Bill is in tatters, tax reform is up in the air, his son in law, and senior white house advisor, we find out today is to be questioned by the senate, in relation to those alleged links between russia the Trump Campaign team. Much of the talk today here in Washington Christian is about mr trump resetting his agenda and just 67 days
holyrood in the next couple of years and then holyrood in the next couple of years and then they will be a legal standoff. who knows? it will go to the supreme court. maybe this up in court the supreme court. maybe this up in court will the supreme court. maybe this up in court will have the power to deny it scotland court will have the power to deny it scotland and independence referendum, but that is for the future, referendum, but that is for the future, it referendum, but that is for the future, it is referendum, but that is for the future, it is not a question for an alpha future, it is not a question for an alpha sub future, it is not a question for an alpha sub in future, it is not a question for an alpha sub in some ways it seems easier alpha sub in some ways it seems easier for alpha sub in some ways it seems easier for the irish to achieve unity easier for the irish to achieve unity than easier for the irish to achieve unity than it is for the scottish and
that was matt bevin campaigning for his re-election as governor in kentucky just last night. that strategy did not work. we re joined now by kentucky democratic party chairman ben self. mr. self, was this a referendum on donald trump? you know, i think that governor bevin clearly tried to make it referendum on donald trump, but at the end of the day kentuckians took at look at the two candidates and decided which one of them was better for kentucky, and that s when democrats win in kentucky, when you win on what s better for every day kentuckians. clearly they pull out all the stops to try to save the second least popular governor in america match they flew in donald trump on the night before the election. mike pence was campaigning the weekends before. donald trump, jr. came in, trump came in for two other fund raisers and even ben carson up
what s the mood like that. i d say the brakes of fatigue has pretty much reached its peak here in brussels. the state leaders who have been arriving here are still willing are still committed to a reaching an orderly brax it but they are at stake basically run out of answers on on what they could suggest what what could be offered to the u.k. that would be acceptable if worked for two years on a deal that deal has failed twice everyone is pretty certain that it will probably fail a third time and so a lot of question marks here in brussels it s one thousand and one nights since that bracks it referendum but britain voted out as theresa may reiterated here today and some are here wondering maybe she ll need a magic lamp to wrap it until she gets that deal through let s listen to the german chancellor in the pool and just talk this morning before she left for brussels outlining her position on this issue it s been the obvious what of and what is my