permanent ceasefire. the national security minister said ending the war before hamas was defeated would constitute a failure . where that leaves negotiations at the un is anyone s guess. the security council is due to hold another vote on urgent humanitarian pauses . but that was again postponed this afternoon as they work on the language. clearly, if neither side is prepared to give, then there doesn t appear much a resolution can achieve. our correspondent nada tawfik gave us an update on developments at the un deputy un ambassador robert wood said diplomacy takes time. so still unclear how the united states will vote on this, but there is a real disagreement over this mechanism. some saying that itjust wouldn t be practical on the ground, including the united states, saying that israel won t let anything get into gaza without inspecting it itself. others, including the arab group, believing that israel as a party to the conflict, should not be in full control of that aid
woman who disappeared last year. a suspect pinned an officer to the ground and trapped him in a head lock. more on those stories throughout the hour. check that out. first the u.s. supreme court in session right now with major cases still on the docket and possible decisions today as the court prepares to issue new rulings. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino. bill: hello, how are you doing? here we go. halftime? here we go, bill hemmer. good morning at home. 35 cases yet to be decided as we await today s opinions. big ones we re looking for. two cases on affirmative actions challenging school policies using race in deciding admissions in order to achieve the diverse student body and the other is workplace speech and first amendment whether or not a public accommodation law can be used to compel an artist to speak or stay silent. wow. the justices examining an election redistricting battle out of north carolina. a state court through out the congr
have mesothelial not we ll send you a free book to answer questions you may have called now and we ll come to you 808 to one 4,000 welcome to inside politics on this memorial day monday, i m phil mattingly in today for dana bash get ready for a history making week in american politics by the end of it, the jury of 12 ordinary american citizens may actually finished their deliberations and decide whether to make donald trump a convicted felon. now, no matter the outcome, both trump and biden campaign we ll have huge strategic decisions to make on how much, if at all, to focus on that verdict in the final months before election day, quinnipiac poll last week found that 70 in ten voters are actually following the trial, at least somewhat closely. the big question whether an unprecedented criminal trial will have any impact at all on who wins in november my great political panel is so here to help answer that question and many more, cnn s kristen holmes, little grown lopez, the
you should ask the guy that hired him. president trump kept jim comey as the f.b.i. director and replaced jim comey with andy mccabe for a moment and then with christopher wray. i didn t hire rod rosenstein. jeff sessions, bill barr. he didn t say any of that last night. indirect might even be charitable. no direct affront. at some point i suspect ron will say if he is criticized, you hired all those people, i didn t. bill: i don t know how much thought you gave to this. probably a lot. hypothetically if it is a two-man race how do his policies differ from donald trump s policies? i tried to start last night with that. are there policy differences or is it just a difference in the manner you communicate or how you would implement your policies? i think at some point ron probably is going to say we have
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