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between senior israeli and u.s. officials including secretary of state antony blinken. nbc news has learned they are meeting virtually to discuss alternatives to a ground assault on rafah, the meeting supposed to happen in person last week, but prime minister netanyahu canceled the talks after the u.s. declined to veto a u.n. resolution calling for an immediate cease fire in the war. and it comes after tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in israel this weekend calling on prime minister netanyahu s governor to resign and hold new elections and criticizing the governor s failure to free the hostages. meanwhile in gaza, israeli officials say they have withdrawn forces from the enclave s main hospital after a two-week raid. the hamas-run ministry of health says hundreds of civilians were found dead. the world health organization says 21 patients died and the medical facility is now in ruins. nbc news has reached out to the idf for comment. joining us now fro ....
news conference is that police have not rehoused anyone yet over those data breaches, but of course, as we have been hearing over the last couple of days on bbc news, a number of officers have expressed concerns about their security in the aftermath of the breaches. there are concerns that that database might get into the hands of dissident republicans. now, the chief constable, simon byrne, admitted that there would be human and what he called reputational consequences of what had happened, which he described as, an unprecedented crisis. as you can imagine, there are questions over his position, but he said, and i quote him, leadership is not about walking away. it is facing up to responsibility stop we need consistency and calm heads to lead us through an unprecedented crisis. so that, as you can imagine, questions about his leadership, but he said it was about leading them through this. he also admitted that they could be, as a police service, liable to a financial penalty ....
dangerously hot temperatures plaguing the u.s. southwest make their way east. walking a fine line, as donald trump braces for a potential third indictment. drone strikes in russia s capital. we have a live report, just ahead. good to have you with us. we begin in the u.s., where millions of americans are under threat of extreme temperatures, amid a heat wave that shows no signs of cooling down. cities like chicago or minneapolis, could see temperatures approach 100 degrees fahrenheit by wednesday. other states have hit that and higher already. more than 2,300 heat alerts have been issued since june 10th. many breaking high temperature records. no stranger to the heat, phoenix, arizona, has had an especially hot summer. for the past 23 days, phoenix has recorded temperatures exceeding 110 degrees fahrenheit. we have more on the extreme heat. reporter: in places where temperatures are reaching 110, 120 degrees, officials really trying to encourage people to remain ....
politically motivated. we are here for something that is not a crime. nobody s ever seen anything like it. what it is, is election interference is being run byjoe biden s white house. his top person was placed here in order to make sure everything goes right. this is a this is a terrible time for our country. this is a real dark period for our country. his top person, colangelo and some others have been placed into the da s office to make sure they do a good job of election interference. we can cross live to our correspondent nada tawfik who is outside the courthouse in new york for us. dramatic developments and an angular sponsorfrom donald trump. this sponsor from donald trump. this heafinu sponsor from donald trump. this healing once sponsor from donald trump. this healing once it sponsor from donald trump. this healing once it got sponsor from donald trump. this healing once it got under way with donald trump sitting next to his lawyers the judge got right to ....
hello, mike. michael: taxpayer money to provide up to $20,000 for loan forgiveness for around 40 million americans but the court ruled 6-3, the biden administration overstepped its authority. we are covering this from all angles for you, justin and grace took out student loans. they have very different reactions to this ruling. you will want to hear them. they ll be joining us live in just a moment. begin with jacqui heinrich live from the north lawn. jacqui. hey there, mike. the supreme court said today the white house did not have authority to provide billions in student loan forgiveness absent any authorization from congress. it does not appear that there s any path for that there, and right now it is unclear what back-up plan the white house has. we just got a short statement from the president, we are going to hear more from him later, for now he says the fight is not over i will have more to announce this afternoon. i believe it s wrong, i will stop at not ....