of a 44 billion dollar deal to buy twitter. as italy battles its worst drought in 70 years, we report from communities which are seeing a third of their agricultural produce threatened. ina in a normal year, even in high summer, i could not do what i m doing right now, which is a walk across this stretch of river po without even getting my feet wet. this riverbed has become a sandbank. and.go for it all naomi campbell gives her advice on modelling and motherhood after being awarded an honorary doctorate for her impact on global fashion. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. our top story in sri lanka protesters have stormed the president s official residence in colombo as the country s economic crisis deepens. the whereabouts of the president are unknown. we can bring you some new pictures which have just come in showing the potesters inside the residence. police fired tear gas in an effort to disperse huge crowds gathered to demand the resig
right now on ana cabrera reports, israeli troops raiding the al-shifa hospital in gaza for a second day. the idf claiming they have found evidence that hamas is operating in that hospital. plus a doctor s account of what unfolded as israeli troops came inside. also ahead, president biden on the world stage. his new comments about rescuing hostages from hamas and his high-stakes summit with china s leader. and later, police and protesters clash outside the dnc headquarters. top party leaders trapped inside. how the pro-palestinian protests escalated in our nation s capital. great to have you with us. it s 10:00 eastern, i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with the breaking news in israel and gaza. israeli forces storming gaza s l al-shifa hospital for the second time now in 24 hours. israel claiming it found automatic weapons and grenades inside this facility calling it proof hamas was there. meanwhile, back at homings president biden facing an intense
happening. they arejust can your chanting outside, it is happening. they are just as much against the idea of being divided by race and religion, there are buddhist monks out there, catholic priests, nuns, everyone is being represented at these protests today and despite the enormous size and despite. it feels like the whole country is out on the streets today. they have been incredibly peaceful. there are little pockets of small violence that has happened but not anything substantial. anything substantial. really great to seak to anything substantial. really great to speak to you. anything substantial. really great to speak to you, thank anything substantial. really great to speak to you, thank you - anything substantial. really great to speak to you, thank you so - anything substantial. really great l to speak to you, thank you so much for your reportage. i m sure we will speak again during the course of this weekend. thank you very much for now. it s a moving story and hope we
msnbc from the courthouse. on top of this, i worry deeply about all the protesters chanting outside on the courthouse steps, can be heard in the courtroom, no justice, no peace. the no peace part is meant to say if you don t convict, we are going to burn and pillage your city the same way we did 14 months ago. that, too, is jerry intimidation. sean: you know, i m worried, let me stay on the topic of jerry intimidation. professor, i got to imagine that jury is hearing what is going on outside the courthouse. i ve got to believe they are not sequestered, well, first of all we know they are keenly aware of what led up to this incident. they are keenly aware that the entire country is watching this case. the amount of pressure they are feeling, and then to be chased by the media and hear the chanting outside, it is daunting, but more importantly, it is intimidating, just like if the average person that doesn t
courthouse steps, can be heard in the courtroom, no justice, no peace. abab the no peace part is meant to say if you don t convict, we are going to burn and pillage your city the same way we did 14 months ago. that, too, is jury intimidation. sean: you know, i m worried, let me stay on the topic of jury intimidation. professor, i got to imagine that jury is hearing what is going on outside the courthouse. i ve got to believe they are not sequestered, well, first of all we know they are keenly aware of what led up to this incident. they are keenly aware that the entire country is watching this case. the amount of pressure they are feeling, and then to be chased by the media and hear the chanting outside, it is daunting, but more importantly, it is intimidating, just like if the average person that doesn t do tv regularly comes on tv, usually the first time, they are going to be scared to death. i bet you people that are trying to do their constitutional duty