And right now we are striking from the air every single day when we do not know where my cousin is, where we do not know where over 200 hostages are and we dont know if any of our bombs have killed them. Here in london, pro palestinian demonstrators, turn out in force. Protests are also taking place in other capital cities, with calls for a ceasefire. Fresh aid enters gaza, and the un tells the bbc theyve managed to re establish some contact with their teams on the ground. Israels defence minister says the intensifying bombardment of gaza showed the military has shifted into a new phase of the war and that its operation will continue until further notice. Israel says overnight air attacks hit 150 underground targets, killing several senior hamas commanders. The un Secretary General, antonio guterres, has called for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire, saying a humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding in front of our eyes. Israel has again warned people in the north of gaza to head south,
getting vaccinations into getting people sin arms and movg the countryd forward. there s a demand, and that demand is driving up prices, but i don t see it as a long-term proposition. i think that we will get over the inflationary period in a reasonable time and to be able to deal with the investments to make america stronger in the future. senator, what is your sense of the willingness of your colleagues who areil coming fro the redea states or facing re-election in thefa challengin races, are they going to be willing to support this reconciliation plan? i mean $3.5 trillion and manchin has said that he wants to pay for everything, so that is a tricky t calculation. do you think that it going to make it through the senate at this number? a well, it is the beginning the heprocess, and lot of work t do, but first of all, the
is very clear in the house. the judiciary chair as the power along with the speaker to open an impeachment inquiry. they ve done that in the case of judges and when it can comes to actual can impeachment we are go having to a vote. i think the speaker wants tuse have the vote once we ve made the case so members can cast that vote after we ve had a chance to make the case to the public. is one of the drawbacks the house is not going to hold a vote because it might open in the opportunity for republicans to have subpoena power. it really isn t. that isn t the it calculation. the calculation is the speaker wants members to go on the it record once after a full case has been made after we have collected whatever evidence we can and i think that s reasonable. they ll go on the record once they re referred but we re not going to do can it people arema
with steven chu, before he was confirmed as secretary of energy. he said we have to figure out how to boost the price of gasoline to the levels in europe, whiz $10 a gallon. that they thought would force people to rely on alter that forms of energy, and to drive less, take public transportation more. is there any chance that that s reflective of the way our current administration thinks. bubbling underneath i m sure they cringe hearing those words. megyn: when he had his confirmation hearing he dialed it back. where i m from in wyoming you are not going to get public transportation to take from you my grandparents ranch into town. maybe people make it calculation that makes sense. but if you are a taxpayer and you are want to go know what is