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you re watching the context on bbc news. the republican party s search for a new house speaker continues, with steve scalise nominated then dropping out of the race all in a day. now it sjim jordan s turn to try and win over the house. welcome back. alljournalists, cameramen and women know that they are putting themselves in grave danger, it s a risk we ve all taken in conflict zones. and today we saw the horrible consequences of that a videographer from the reuters news agency was killed earlier in the day in southern lebanon by an israeli rocket. the agency has confirmed the death and said that two of his colleagues have been injured, as well. reuters said it is deeply saddened by the death and they are urgently investigating with the israeli authorities to understand what happened. afp and aljazeera say the members of their staff who were in the same position were also injured and hospitalised in that same strike. i want to play you a clip from her international ed ....
protests rocking campuses nationwide. six blocks away where protesters have raised the palestinian flag. sandra: and continue to waive them as well and showing our nation s first president that university s namesake covered up with a palestinian flag and scarf. john: welcome to our two of america america reports i m john roberts in washington where all of this is happening. sandra: we are watching all of it, good to be with you i m sandra smith in new york and ucla campus workers are left to clean up that encampment that police cleared in the early hours of the morning. they arrested thousands of protesters after a violent cl clash. john: let s bring in doug waxman who is a professor of israel studies and director of the y and s nazarene center for israel studies, thank you for joining us we really appreciate it. you say that you understand the situation of the palestinians in gaza. but then at the same time, these protests do appear to be problematic. yes. ....
martha: thank you very much john and sandra pack a beautiful day here in lower manhattan. good afternoon everyone in martha maccallum. today the story is live outside the manhattan courthouse where former president trump is standing trial in the stormy daniels case. i was inside throughout this morning s proceedings and i will tell you a bit about what we heard in their. part of the business from this morning was the judge hearing the latest on the remaining gag order violations he is considering and later we heard some pretty hellacious back-and-forth questioning peer heated moments were interesting, it became an interested interesting witness in keith davidson. he brokered the deals for stormy daniels and karen mcdougall but he really got his feet help to the fire by both sides. so, also today on the other big story we ve followed all week for you, today we heard from the former and current president. they addressed the chaos unfolding in the early morning hours a ....
it is good to be back with you on this second hour of chris jansing reports. at this hour, we re officially on verdict watch. the fate of a former president now being debated by 12 new yorkers who have never served on a jury before. the final instructions they were given in a case that could alter the outcome of a presidential election. also ahead, trump s red hot reactions. his flurry of online posts before heading to the courthouse, and how his campaign is raising money off the deliberations. defining reasonable doubt, how dueling arguments on michael cohen, stormy daniels, and even the access hollywood tape could come into play. sifting through a mountain of evidence, two jurors, jurors number four and number six instructed on how to use a laptop to call up any evidence they want to take a look at. we look at the critical documents at the center of donald trump s 34 felony counties. our reporters are following all of the latest developments. let s begin with ....
ports. the final report will be sealed, but one thing probation folks ask convicts is about their employment. okay. okay, mr. trump. it says here you got fired from your last job for being terrible at it. and for [ applause ] is this correct here? and for trying to kill a mr. mike pence? oh, i see down here you are actually currently applying for a new job which is the same job. okay. have you thought about learning to code? good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, june 11th. good to have you all with us this morning. along with joe, willie, and me, we have the host of way too early, white house bureau chief at politico, jonathan lemire. and sam stein will be joining us in just a moment. so we have a lot to talk about this morning. we thought we d take a stepback and take a look big picture, starting out with a column in the washington post by eugene robinson, which asks the question, is donald trump okay? gene focuses on what we heard from trump ....