the remains are those of the missing teen. the hamas run health ministry in gaza says 1m palestinians have been killed in israeli air strikes since saturday, including one attack near a school in a supposedly safe zone. it comes as britain s foreign secretary, david lammy, is on his first trip to israel, where he s been pushing for an immediate ceasefire in gaza and the release of all israeli hostages by hamas. and king felipe has hosted the spanish football team at his palace outside madrid as part of the celebrations of their european championship victory. fans have been gathering in the centre of the city ahead of celebrations after spain s 2 1 victory against england. earlier, the england side returned home to london stansted airport. for years, donald trump was the force that unified democrats, and the biggest source of division within his own party. but as republicans come together in wisconsin this week to nominate trump for a third consecutive election, the roles have
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you breaking news coverage continues this are good afternoon everyone i m martha maccallum and this is clearly the story of the afternoon. we are about one hour past the deadline where students were supposed to leave the encampment at columbia. they were supposed to pack up and get out of there as sandra pointed out classes are remote there is no reason for any student to be on campus right now at columbia. that was their original wave try to break this up but they are defiant. as we just heard from some leadership a little while ago pack they feel that they are the ones who have rights. they talked about their right to graduate. they talked about how the sea their rates been trampled on by the university. stunning statements we heard a few short minutes ago. they will face suspension columbia says from this ivy league school if they don t follow the rules of the university which they don t seem to have any regard for at this point. we are also seeing packets but this puts me
i m going to thank frank, elise, carol and matt. my colleague chuck todd s going to pick up our coverage of the president s press conference. the beef and all of the different things, pork, very big on pork. but if you look and you see, i actually think they put out a statement. they re starting to buy very heavily our ag again. they want to make a deal. the question is do we want to make a deal? if smc doesn t pass through congress, is that the end of nafta? i don t want to answer that question but you know how i feel about nafta. i think nafta is the worst trade deal ever made. i also think the world trade organization was not one of the greats. not one of the greats. that was the creation of china which went like a rocket ship from the day they signed. it was terrible. no, we re going to find out. that s going to be a very interesting question. with nancy and chuck and all of
these people focussing on the witch hunt because they can t beat us at the ballot. they can t