meeting with russian president vladimir putin in two days. we ll play for you what biden is playing ahead of that summit. and keir simmons exclusive interview with vladimir putin is just ahead. it is fascinating. blus, benjamin netanyahu out. his former aide, naftali bennett, in, as the israeli parliament approves a new government after 12 years. that s a really shocking development. this was, of course, his second act and i spoke with richard haas over the weekend, while this was happening. and haas said, like many people are saying, don t discount the possibility that benjamin netanyahu still has a third act in him. that coalition, talk about a disparate group of leaders together with different factions coming together. with one goal and one goal only, getting benjamin netanyahu out of power, removing him as prime minister, but it is going to be a very fragile coalition. that s going to be fascinating to watch as we move forward. and richard haas joins us in just a bit
working to bring them down as well. look, i grew up in a family where if the price for a gallon of gas at the pump went up significantly, it was felt by the family. i get it. i understand. but these things are necessities. that s not the totality of what family needs. you still have to pay for child care. they still have to pay for prescription drugs. they still have to pay for health care. there s more than one way to help a family when it comes to their standard of living. we re going to work to bring down the prices on the way up. but guess what? we re going to keep strengthening the supply chain to bring down the cost all of these goods. in the meantime, there s a lot we can do to give extra breathing room. families can spend 14,000 a year per child. and in some cases less than 14,000 a year for child care. our plan cuts in half what most families are paying, helping their budgets. helping keeping millions of parents, and especially women, allowed to go back to work becau
after britney spears alleged she was backhanded in the face of a security guard on wednesday. hello, i m rajini vaidyanathan, welcome to the daily global, where we ll bring you the top stories from around the world. welcome we begin with the war in ukraine and differences emerging between nato allies over whether controversial cluster munitions should be sent to kyiv. an announcement by washington on a new package of weapons including cluster munitions is expected in the coming minutes. these images are from the us department of defence and show cluster bombs detonating. kyiv has been pressing for the weapons for its counteroffensive. but cluster bombs are banned by many countries around the world because of the danger they pose to civilians sometimes years after a conflict ends. germany has voiced opposition to such a move and humanitarian organisations have urged both russia and ukraine to avoid cluster munitions completely. this is the scene at the white house wh
at the start of a three day summit. the leaders are delivering opening remarks at the great hall of the people during the first event of a packed schedule today. the french president said it would focus on economic ties and stability. macron is expected to press chinese officials, including li qiang and president xi to do more for peace in ukraine. we will bring you more on the talks as they take place later. this summit comes as tensions between china and the west are running high. and as taiwanese president tsai ing wen is in california meeting with us speaker of the house kevin mccarthy. here she is meeting lawmakers despite objections by china. mccarthy stressed the need to speed up arms deliveries to taiwan. china, which has long considered taiwan as part of its country, denounced the meeting, accusing the us of seeking taiwanese independence. it comes on the heels of other high profile summits, including then speaker of the house nancy pelosi s trip to taiwan last year.