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
tulsa, oklahoma. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. we have reports this morning from dallas, jerusalem, miami, las vegas, tokyo and the white house. this is early start. i m laura jarrett. jack with christine romans on set after 15 months. back and vaccinated on the set, ready to go. i m christine romans. it s tuesday, june 1st, it is 5:00 a.m. in new york. we begin this morning with a move that is rocking the world of sports. top women s tennis star naomi osaka has withdrawn from the french open citing her mental health. andy scholes joins us this morning. if phil mickelson or rafael nadal pulled out in the middle of a major or grand slam the earth would shake here. tell us what happened with osaka. naomi osaka said she never wanted to be a distraction to the french open and she feels for her mental health the best thing is for her to withdraw from the tournament. osaka won her opening match and spoke on the court afterwards but not
longest serving israeli prime minister. good to have you with us. well, police in south florida may be closer to cracking a murder case after this weekend s deadly shooting outside a miami area banquet hall. two people were killed and at least 20 hurt when gunmen opened fire on a crowd at a concert venue. the attackers jumped out this have suv and fled just 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 2020. cnn s leyla santiago has more. reporter: newly released surveillance video shows three individuals jumping out of an suv with assault rifles and handguns before opening fire into a crowded banquet hall near hialeah florida just after midnight on sunday. the three get back into their car and take off less than ten seconds later. we have a total of 23 people that
hardtalk with zeinab badawi. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. it has been a well used mantra during the covid pandemic no one is safe anywhere in the world until everyone is safe everywhere. well, the reality is far from this, particularly in africa. the continent has received only a fraction of the vaccine doses it needs for its 1.2 billion population. it s gotjust over a0 million doses. and the international scheme africa is relying on to obtain covid 19 vaccines cannot secure enough supplies because of a global shortage. meanwhile, some richer nations have stockpiled enough doses to vaccinate their populations several times over. my guest is the director of the africa centres for disease control and prevention, drjohn nkengasong. does africa have a strategy to tackle covid 19? drjohn nkengasong, welcome to hardtalk. official figures show that five million cases exist in africa of covid 19, nearly 130,000 deaths. how worried are you? i m very worried because we
hello and welcome. 0pposition parties in israel have joined forces and agreed to form a new coalition government a move that could end the 12 year reign of benjamin netanhayu as prime minister. his time in office is the longest in israel s history, and is still subject to a vote of confidence in parliament probably next week. if that fails, then there is a risk the country would have to hold another election, the fifth, in two and a half years. mark lobel reports. an image of profound change. a right wing jewish nationalist, centrist, and unprecedentedly an arab islamist. charting israel s way forward. two weeks after the country was on a war footing, politicalfoes after the country was on a war footing, political foes warmly pledging to work together on a range of issues. translation: ., translation: education, welfare, employment, - translation: education, - welfare, employment, economic development, planning and construction, housing shortage and, of course, the eradic