Bill: crime came up last night. Border wall, security in california came up. Dana: all the people leaving california as well. Not all the people but many people going to a place where they would not have as much government overreach. Bill: going to talk to karl rove what is going on in that state. President trump touted as a model for america. Dana: good morning. Good morning to you, these, of course, were caitlyn jenner s first substantive comments since she announced she was running for governor and she says her reason for running to replace gavin newsom is very simple. I love this state. This state has done so much for me over the years. I have watched it crumble right in front of my eyes. And you ve got to stand up, you know, so i knew it would not be easy. I knew it would be tough. But you know what? california is worth fighting for. And that s what i m doing. And jenner says the economic devastation wrought by the pandemic has been far worse than necessary and only one person is
andy murray s wimbledon begins on centre court this afternoon ten years since he first lifted the men s trophy. and coming up on bbc news: after the controversial second ashes test at lord s, we hearfrom england sjoe root ahead of the third test, which begins at headingley on thursday. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at 0ne. united nations aid agencies say they re alarmed by the scale of israel s military operation, which is continuing for a second day. it s taking place here, in the occupied west bank. palestinian officials say about 3,000 people fled their homes in thejenin refugee camp overnight, and that ten people have been killed and 100 wounded. israel says all those who ve died were militants, and that 120 suspects have been arrested in the camp. 0ur middle east correspondent jolande knell sent this report. israel s biggest military operation in the west bank in years isn t over yet. and over night, they were desperate scenes as hundreds of palestinian fami
the closure of hair and beauty salons, further curtailing the rights of women. the army veteran who walked 100 laps for charity during lockdown more questions about the foundation set up in his name. and looking ahead to a special ceremony tomorrow in edinburgh, when scotland will celebrate the new monarch, king charles. and newsnight at on 10.30 we ll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today s big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow s front pages. good evening. israel has begun to withdraw forces from the city ofjenin in the west bank, after carrying out one of the biggest military operations there in years, delivering what they say are anti terrorism measures inside the refugee camp. thousands of people have left the camp since the operation began. let s remind you of some of the history. israeli forces captured and occupied the west bank in 1967 from jordan. the west bank includes the cities you can see here, including jenin, where thou
of fish died when undiluted sewage was pumped into two rivers in 2017. and two time wimbledon champion andy murray has beaten fellow brit ryan peniston on and coming up in the sport on bbc news, a blow for england head of the crucial third test, all the pope ruled out of ashes with a shoulder injury. good evening. un aid agencies say they are alarmed by the scale of israel s military operation in the occupied west bank, where hundreds of israeli troops are continuing what they say are anti terrorism measures inside thejenin refugee camp. thousands of people have left the camp since the operation began. in a moment, we ll bring you a report from jenin by our international editor, jeremy bowen. but first, here s a reminder of the extremely challenging issues which have shaped the region s politics for decades. israeli forces captured and occupied the west bank in 1967 it had previously been ruled byjordan. the west bank includes the cities you can see here, including jenin,
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