a deal to end a 17 year dispute over subsidies between rival pain makers, boeing and airbus. but disagreements remain parts of the u. s. begin eating cobra. 1900 restrictions and the death toll hit 600000, but infections and death are down. ah, we re going to begin with breaking news. israel has conducted air strikes in the gaza strip. the 1st strikes since a ceasefire last month. war planes targeted how my sites, south of gaza city. and in con eunice, it comes off to in century balloons, were flung from gaza, causing fires in fields in southern israel. let s speak to, i ll just sort of hello, who s in the guys are self. what just, what do we know about these attacks? was really army has just released a statement saying that it s fighting just re did on how much military bases and got the city and the thought of god and hun units. the minister said that no, no injuries are no casualties. that according to those really statement these, these raids came and response to flying r
modern-day bonnie and clyde. a 12-year-old boy and 14-year- old girl face attempted murder charges after a shocking shoot- out in florida. israeli power struggle: benjamin netanyahu isn t going down without a fight, even as his opponents strike a deal to remove the country s longest serving prime minister. trouble in tourist towns. customers are back in droves, but are there enough employees to service them? 50 days until the tokyo olympics, but can the games be held safely with much of japan under a covid state of emergency? supersonic air travel: the new plane that can take you from new york to london in three and a half york to london in three and a half hours. and a commencement to cherish: why a 93-year-old army veteran graduated high school with his great-granddaughter. great-gran this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we re going to beg
ready and prepared and early, good morning, you are watching fox and friends first on this thursday morning. jillian: why don t we do that? let s start here, announcing a plan to away four justices to the supreme court. republicans are furious calling the court packing move the power grab. griff jenkins joins us outside the high court with what we know about the democrats plan. reporter: i think they call that jumping the gun and that might be what the democrats are doing because president biden just ordered 36 person 6-month commission to study packing the courts but it seems the democrats here who will be here later today on the steps of the high court to unveil their legislation to do just that, pack the court, led by jerry nadler and johnson and jones. the legislation would add four justices bringing the total from 9 to 13. currently the nine, six conservatives, brett cavanagh, neil gorsuch, thomas, chief justice roberts and 3 liberals, sotomayor, alana kagan and br
defense. and that is where we begin tonight with senior correspondent mike tobin live from minneapolis britt hi, mike. hello there, shouldn t be that juries done for the evening, but they haven t gone home. the jurors are now sequestered. we near the end of this highly anticipated trial, a california congresswoman has managed to grab the headlines. california representative maxine waters injected herself into the sea of protesters and cameras in minnesota and sparked a request for a mistrial. [indistinct] we ve got to get more active, more confrontational, we have to make sure they know we mean business. while he denied the mistrial, the judge said the comments may be grounds for an appeal as the jury was not sequestered at the time. i wish elected officials would stop talking about this case, especially in a manner that is disrespectful to the world of law and the judicial branch in our function. i think if they want to give their opinions, they should do so in a r
good tuesday morning welcome to squawk alley. i m carl quintanilla with jon fortt and we had losses at the open but we re close to session lows. dow is down .3%. s&p 500 below 3400 the name of the game, jon, q-3 earnings really no stimulus headlines to speak of we re watching covid-19 levels mega cap, m & a in the chip space. you know what i m talking about. absolutely. we telegraphed it here it s we re going to begin with amd and that $35 billion planned acquisition of xilinx. it s the boldest bet in a remarkable run by amd s chief executive officer dr. lisa su taking over almost exactly six years ago in october 2014. sue has taken shares of amd from $3 to, what, $79 as of this morning. more than 2,000% rise. today s deal is another challenge to intel it s a push for market share in data centers and just the latest move by sue to turn amd from an also ran into a leader. hopefully you have got to know me a little bit i m all about focus and execution. you know, what