if. o, say can you see by the dawn s early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight s last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the peril ous fight o er the ramparts we watched were so glal antly gallantly streaming. and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. o, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o er the land of the free and the home of the brave if. pete: we may have ended with a father or grandfather with two babies, but today is mother s day. it is sunday, may 12th, year of our lord 2024, and i hope all the mothers out there know how much we love them, because we all have a mother. and happy mother s day to you. rachel: you said times 29? 35. [laughter] pete: by the end of the show. charlie, great to have you. will s slacking off charlie: yeah, see how bad i screw it up. pete: you with won t,. charlie: not as bad as he does
i don t agree with his i think it s outrageous. what i m calling for is for the israelis to call for a cease-fire. trace: breaking tonight, it sounds like president biden s ironclad support for israel is now at the melting point. after biden issues his biggest criticism yet of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu s handling of the war on hamas, calling his approach outrageous and a mistake. and the timing of this widening rift could not be more problematic because iran is threatening a direct attack against israel as retaliation for a strike in syria that killed several iranian commanders. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with what president biden is saying now about his commitment to israel. good evening kevin. reporter: good evening trace. they say president biden wants to have it both ways but simply can t. keep in mind in the wars early moments, biden bout unflinching support for israel, even flying to tel aviv to publicly hug the pre
we ask if disillusioned mps should stick or quit. more data from the nhs shows four out of 10 hospitals in england declared a major alert in the first week of the year. we ll hear from some of those on the frontline this week. one of the things that worried me was it was taking up to two hours to arrive at the hospital to hand over their patients from the ambulance to the a&e floor. well, i see we re trying a new experiment this morning. i hope it doesn t prove to be a disturbing influence. the president and the press it used to sound so different. how will we know what to believe in a new era of presidential tweets and accusations of fake news? good evening. it was not meant as an act of insurgency, tristram hunt warned today, explaining his resignation as a labour mp shouldn t be interpreted as a desire to rock the boat. but whether or not it was intended, the boat today, was definitely rocked. the mp for stoke central stepped down to become head of the v&a museum an at
and what s in store for his first few days in power. also ahead: four more survivors have been pulled out of the debris of an italian hotel, almost 72 hours after it was swamped by an avalanche. leaders of europe s right wing parties gather in germany to discuss their opposition to the european union. thousands of protestors are expected to demonstrate. in sport, a woman on a roll, and johanna konta is aiming to keep her winning run going by knocking out a former world johanna konta breezes into the fourth round of the australian open by knocking out a former world number one in straight sets. and in from the cold: i ve been training with the british long track speed skating team, whose sport has been revived in the netherlands. and nick has the weather. the weekend is getting off to a frosty start. patchy fog around too. most places will see the sunshine today, with a dry day ahead. all your weather in half an hour. good morning. first, our main story: president donald trump
from the so called migrant caravan wait to apply for asylum in the united states and now a judge says the president trump can t deny the right to claim asylum to those who cross the border illegally i m sorry kelly in berlin this is the day. when you were we are demanding an old control of illegal immigration we are. going to quit fleeing from the violence of our country how could we come here to cause violence. against. illiteracy i m going to fight and if i can get into the united states all requests for political asylum here in mexico but. we re only passing through we won t stay
here i want to get out of her. head. and also coming up a stolen childhood the plight of an eight year old syrian refugee forced to work in the fields to feed her family. when i came here from home today can collect the onions but i would rather have toys to play with. but first we begin in the united states where there has been a major blow to donald trump s immigration policy a judge has temporarily bl