wondering if prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way out after more than 12 years in power. thanks for joining us. well, a manhunt in florida is entering its third day after a brazen shooting at a miami-area concert venue. two people were killed and at least 20 hurt when gunmen opened fire on a crowd outside a banquet hall. police say masked attackers jumped out of this suv and fled seconds later. officials say they found the vehicle in a canal, and as they hunt for suspects, they warn the months ahead could get much worse. violent crime is surging in miami-dade county with this year s homicide numbers already matching the total for all of 2020. miami s police chief wants tougher gun laws, and he says it s not just criminals who need to be held accountable. it is a time in our country s nation where our courts have been shut down. courts are not holding people accountable. unless the american people speak out, it s going to be a long, hot, bloody summer, and we
stelter. evan, take us thus what happened here. alisyn and victor, until now we haven t been able to tell this story. until just a short while ago, this has been sealed under a federal court order, preventing cnn s lawyers from telling the story of what happens a months-long protracted legal for months, belonging to cnn s pentagon correspondent barbara starr. this was a fight going on in secret over months. it continued even while a judge told the justice department that, quote, their reasoning was speculative and stun unanchored. it begins in july of 2020, when the justice department when cnn s legal department receives an order from a judge, from the justice department saying that they want two months of barbara starr s e-mail records from 2017. now, this includes at the time a gag order that prevented david vigilante, our lawyer, from discussion this issue with a limited number of people. in november of 2020, cnn goes to the court and asks for this order to be narrow
for christian eriksen, who s recovering after a cardiac arrest. hello and welcome. the last president of the united states openly questioned the value of nato s existence. the current incumbent said if it didn t exist they would have to invent it. president biden has delivered a strikingly more friendly tone towards america s allies in this military organisation, as he attended his first nato summit in belgium as president. our north america editor jon sopel reports. there s a new sheriff in town, and if nato members could have thrown rose petals in front ofjoe biden s motorcade, they probably would have done. he is resetting the relationship after the hostility of his predecessor. and look at the body language the mock double take. there was the hybrid fist cum elbow bump, and even a jokey hello with turkey s president erdogan. joe biden likes nato, and nato seems to like him. let me make it clear. nato is critically important to us interests, in and of itsself. if there w
to a field in south africa. diamonds are for everyone. russia s president vladimir putin has responded to president biden s warning about the threat to the west from russia. ahead of their meeting on wednesday, mr putin appeared to warn mr biden against taking any quick decisions against moscow. mr biden once famously called his counterpart a killer and said nato would respond to any harmful activities by moscow. on monday he described the russian president as bright, tough and a worthy adversary . interviewed by a us tv network, the russian leader laid out some of his expectations for their first encounter. translation: president biden, of course, translation: president biden, of course. is translation: president biden, of course, is radically of course, is radically different from mr trump because president biden is a career man. he has spent his entire aduu man. he has spent his entire adult hood in politics. that is adult hood in politics. that is a different kind
on the $3.5 trillion human infrastructure plan as they call it. but there s an impasse between progressives and moderate democrats. progressives say they will not sign off on the bipartisan infrastructure deal unless the bigger social safety net bill comes with it and moderates don t like that. so, cnn s ryan nobles and lauren fox are on capitol hill to explain all of this to all of us. ryan, let s start with you. are they going to vote to fund the government and raise the debt ceiling in the house today? reporter: well, nothing is easy on capitol hill. i think we ve learned that, alisyn and victor, and even this process has not been easy. house democrats were prepared and are now prepared to pass this continuing resolution and the language that would lift the debt limit for more than a year, but ran into a snag earlier today because some house progressives were concerned that it included more than a billion dollars in funding for the iron dome security system for israel.