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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 t ....
he has been caught. we ll bring you the full story at ten. and that s bbc news at six. here on bbc one, as now its time to join our colleagues across the nations hello, welcome along to sportsday. i m olly foster. here s what s coming up. sublime stokes smashes a new one day batting record for england. it s a dream davis cup debut for draper. he gives great britain the lead against australia. back to business for the lionesses, but is it too soon less than a month after reaching the world cup final? some players only had six days off, which, after such a high level, high pressure competition, it s not good for them. also coming up on sportsday a strong case for the defence. gareth southgate says harry maguire is an absolute stalwart for england and slams the critics for his ridiculous treatment . evening. we re going to start with cricket and an astonishing knock from ben stokes in the third one dayer against new zealand. england lost the toss and were put into b ....
of presidential immunity and a quest to avoid being held accountable for the january 6 insurrection. the reset, president biden is with his family at camp david amid the new reports of concern over his debate performance as his own party continues to worry if he can or should go to the distance. biden harris campaign national cochair congressman jim clyburn and former alabama senator doug jones are here to discuss this looming consequential week. as we end month of pride celebrations around the country, i will talk to the leaders of top lgbtq+ organizations about challenges facing the community including a new warning about a potential threat to marriage equality. i am jonathan capehart this is the sunday show. tomorrow is a big day for american democracy and the power of the president of the united states. for tomorrow■ç on the final day of its term the supreme court will issue its long-awaited decision on donald trump s claim of presidential immunity in his f ....
benefits, increased child tax credits, additional money for vaccines, reopening schools, farms, health care. and the list goes on. now, this measure is already reaping benefits. american airlines is crediting the bill with saving 27,000 jobs. mississippi senator roger wickerbrags, independent restaurant operates have won $28.6 billion of targeted relief. this fund willing ensure that small businesses can survive the pandemic. now, you would be correct in noting senator wicker is a republican. you would also be correct in noting that he was a republican that voted against the bill. you all did. you would be correct in noting that senator wicker is taking a sort of credit for help that he voted against providing. and you would be correct in including, that s pretty messed up. so the president s first prime-time address comes as the pandemic crosses the one-year mark. more than 10% of americans are now fully vaccinated and nearly 20% of americans have received their firs ....
and also with us is keira zhang, winner in the art category for k through fifth grade. welcome to the show. audrey yamamoto: thank you for having us. robert: good to see you again, keira. audrey, give me an idea here, we re talking about looking back, and you know, again, i had the pleasure of being at the very first growing up asian in america event. tell us in terms of, like, where it was and where it is now. audrey: yeah, sure. so, it actually started back in 1995, so that was shortly after there started to be an asian pacific american heritage month, so we feel like it s one of the longest-standing celebrations of ap heritage month. and since that time, we ve received nearly 25,000 different entries from k through 12 students from across the bay area, and awarded more than half a million dollars to the top 1,000 winners across those years. so, we re really excited and proud to have had such a broad reach and impact all across the bay area. it s really been a wonderf ....