delivers independence for scotland. prince harry makes a surprise appearance at a high court hearing in london. he s among several high profile figures bringing a privacy case against the publisher of the daily mail newspaper. israel s prime minister benjamin netanyahu will delay regarding the leadership of the scottish national party but before we address those stories, just to bring you some breaking news coming out of the united states the last few minutes, we are hearing of a shooting at a school in nashville. according to everything rehearing on the news agency among others, this is an ongoing situation in the local fire department in nashville, you see the tweet in fact from the nashville fire department saying it is an ongoing situation with, as you can see regrettably there, multiple patients. as the tweet puts it. multiple victims as with some local media are saying and we don t know whether or not that s people will simply been injured or if it is worse than that. i
viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world . i m bianca nobilo live from london. max foster has the day off just ahead on cnn newsroom. i got a call from my wife panicking that she was locked in the vault that there was an active shooter in the building. this is awful bodies, and our minds are not meant. to go through these types of tragedies . this isn t about politics. this is about life and death. the clock is counting down to friday and now the doj and the drug manufacturer danko are asking for more time we are ready to fight. this is going to be a long fight. we understand this. we stand by fda approval. damaging leak from some of the highest levels of the pentagon. finding out who it is, if it certainly is an american, bringing them to justice because it s obviously is espionage. live from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is tuesday, april 11th nine am here in london, four am in louisville, kentucky, where we mark
Balance of power between the executive and the court. the law was the first of a multipronged government plan to weaken the judiciary to be passed by the knesset last year. the supreme court s decision could now reopen the deep divisions in israeli society. that saw the country convulsed by months of protests and even fears of civil war. with israel now almost three months into an actual war after the hamas-led terrorist attacks on october 7th, those divisions had felt a lifetime away. indeed the justice minister, the architect of the government s judicial overhaul plans assailed the timology telephone the court s decision saying it was the opposite of the unity the country now demanded. strange as the timing of the supreme court s decision may ap appear, it had no choice. two of its justices officially retired three months ago, but had until this month to submit their final ruling.
Previously struck down a basic law, wore an amendment to a basic law. these are the closest things that israel has to a constitution. so that was unprecedented. it is also a blow to prime minister benjamin netanyahu who made this judicial overhaul almost like a flagship policy of his withstanding months and months of protests, sometimes tens of, thousands hundreds of thousands of people out on the streets, protesting against this judicial overhaul plan, because they, said it would do irreparable damage to israel s democratic character. indeed, in justifying its, ruling the supreme court said it did so because of the severe and unprecedented blow to the core characteristic of israel as a democratic state. of course the other major implication is that it threatens to reopen and he s a very deep and severe divisions that the government s initial overhaul plans sewed throughout israeli society. now those divisions seem like a
So that was unprecedented. it was also a blow to prime minister netanyahu, who made the judicial overhaul much like a flagship policy of his. with withstanding months and months of protest, sometimes tens or hundreds of thousands of people out on the streets, protesting against his judicial overhaul plans. because they said it would do irreparable damage to israel s democratic character. indeed in justifying its ruling the supreme court said that because of the severe and unprecedented blow to the core characteristic of israel, as a democratic state. and of course, the other major implication, is the ruling threatens to reopen in these very deep divisions that the government judicial overhaul plan sewed throughout israeli society. it seems like a lifetime away, now that israel is fighting a war with hamas, after the militant groups terrorist attacks of october 7th, but there are concerns it could reopen the divisions.