reagan.... benjamin netanyahu.... but first we start with erin andrews. a jury awarded the t-v host 55 million dollars in her suit over a secretly recorded nude video yesterday. a convicted stalker took the video from a hotel room next to hers, in nashville, and posted it online. the jury decided that the man, michael david barrett, should pay 28 million dollars -- although it is highly unlikely that he can afford it. the hotel has to pay 27 million. next up is nancy reagan. the former first lady's funeral is set for friday--at the | "ronald reagan presidential library" in california. the white house says first lady michelle obama will be in attendance. reagan died sunday at the age of 94. tomorrow and thursday-- her body will lie in repose for the public to pay their respects. president barack obama has ordered flags flown at our final name to know is benjamin netanyahu.... the israeli prime minister has declined an offer to meet president obama at the white house later this month. netanyahu made a speech to the u-s congress last march... criticizing the then-emerging iran nuclear dea

reassured prime minister benjamin netanyahu that the u.s. will act. vice president biden chastisepalestinian leaders, after the latest attack kills and injured. both sides to return to peace negotiations. al jazeera's paibl reports. al jazeera's paul beban reports. >> joe biden complete with mahmoud abbas wednesday -- met with mahmoud abbas wednesday. as biden met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> let me say in no uncertain terms. the united states of america condemns these acts and condemns the failure to condemn these acts. this cannot become an accepted modus operandi. >> reporter: biden was condemning the series of acts in the last months, 28 israelis and two u.s. citizens have been killed. including taylor force on tuesday. on its twitter page, abbas's fattah party. s. >> the retribution that it generates has to stop. >> biden says his family was dining not far from where force was stabbed to death. and a dozen others wounded. >> this cannot be viewed by civilized leaders as an appropriate way in which to behave even if it appears to inure to the ben

morning with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and we'll see him later in his two day visit. >>> back to washington and perhaps a lighter moment on capitol hill. senate minority leader harry reid speaking with reporters, one was recording his comments on an iphone,he ator e not turned off. blaming someone at "the new york times." >> a reporter. at least he picks up his phone. most would hang up. >> good source. >>> still ahead a total solar eclipse, images coming in now. >>> a stickup, a gun pointed at a taxi driver's head when a police officer shows up at the right time. >>> plus, dramatic rescue on hawaii's famous pipeline, surfers jumping into action after a big wipeout. flea market. the smoke that billowed from the rescued.ld be seen miles away. no one was injured and the cause of that fire is still unknown. >>> a commuter train service resumes this morning in northern california following that derailment. officials say a mudslide triggered by heavy rains pushed a tree onto the tracks causing the derailment of the ace train. four seriously injured. first responders say i

. today, after meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu,ny biden condemned the attacks and the apparent celebration of the tactic by palestinian president mahmoud abbas's political party. e kind of violence we saw yesterday, failure to con kem it, the rhetoric that incites that violence, the retribution keib that it generates has to stop. there can't be -- there cannot be unilateral steps to undermine trust that only takes us further away from an outcome. >> ifill: the vice president also responded to iran's test launch of ballistic missiles capable of reaching israel. the israeli government strongly opposed the u.s. brokered nuclear deal reached with iran last summer. biden today said if iran were to break the deal, "we will act." i'm joined now by daniel estrin in jersualem, who's covering the story for the associated press. daniel, we've seen months and months of the stabbing attacks, especially horrific. what's behind them? >> that's a good question. palestinians say it's the israeli military occupation ono the palestinian territories, a desperation that there seems to be n

. i wish i was wrong. >> you know, benjamin netanyahu said to me in the last interview in israel with him what was going on in his country in the war in that august he said this is a preview of coming attractions. coming to a theater near you. i wish he was wrong, too. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we have more reaction to the deadly terrorist attack in brussels and former new york city mayor giuliani is next and waiting for results out of arizona and utah. as we continue on this busy news night on "hannity." are shared over the real cream in reddi-wip. ♪ reddi-wip. share the joy. don't let dust and allergies get and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything.

about benjamin netanyahu. >>> donald trump's day trying to charm the d.c. establishment that ended with him threatening the people he was trying to win over. those stories and more, ahead. (announcer) need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 100 of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. (announcer) over 400,000 businesses have already used ziprecruiter. and now you can use ziprecruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com/offer99 >>> much more of my conversation with bernie sanders. rereveal for the first time how his own religious impacts the way he talks about politics. you're the first jewish individual to get this far. how much does that shape how you think about your role, should you become president with respect to israel, a place where you did live at a certain point. that answer, ahead. >>> today, as the never trump movement, to keep him away, he touched down in washington, d.c.,

minister benjamin netanyahu has been pushing the bill. it would allow members of the knesset to be suspended. imtiaz tyab has more from east jerusalem. >> reporter: this was the scene inside the parliamentary offices of israel constitutional law and justice committee. it just announced a bill allowing for expulsion of sitting mps if enough lawmakers were in favor of it. these israeli-palestinian members of parliament were escortout of thescorted out of . joint list a coalition of israeli-palestinian political parties, he says other political parities have targeted palestinians, earlier this year he was suspended by an ethics committee for four months after he met with the families of palestinians killed by israeli forces after allegedly carrying out attacks. gatta says if the so-called suspension bill is passed and used against members of parliament he would resign in protest. >> i'm angry, in the knesset this serves as serious punishment or sanction used, only upon arab icic members gln prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called on his party members to vote in favor of it. if at

minister benjamin netanyahu joined those in attendance by video chat.he said the nations must join forces to destroy the unified threat of terrorism. (benjamin netanyahu/ israeli prime minister) the chain of attacks from paris to san bernardino to istanbul to the brussels and the daily attacks in israel. this is one continuous assault on all of us. us.netanyahu said the basic demand from terrorists is that we should all just disappear -- but stressed that's not going to happen. today president obama says we'll do whatever is needed to support belgium and bring the people behind the attack to justice. no super for presidentruns=15 name: "this is yet another reminder that the world must unite. we must be together regardless of nationality or race or faith in fighting against the scourge of terrorism." terrorism." the presidential candidates are also responding to the attacks. donald trump tweeted "do you all remember how beautiful and safe a place brussels was. not anymore." in an interview today he says he would "close up our borders." ted cruz posted on his patrol and secure muslim neighb

president obama and benjamin netanyahu. trump has gotten most of the headlines in israel. >> my name is donald trump, and i'm a big fan of israel. >> reporter: highlighting an ad he made for benjamin netanyahu. and yet his comments on registering muslims in the u.s. and the salute to trump at an orlando rally, some compared to a nazi salute frightens some israelis. >> they're looking astonished at this phenomenon called donald trump. >> reporter: before dropping out of the race, marco rubio attacked donald trump on israel. >> i don't know if he realizes, it's an anti-israeli policy. >> reporter: the latest poll from the israeli based institution say israelis favor clinton. a carryover for israel's fondness for bill clinton. >> we hear trump and cruz and now kasich arguing about who is the most pro-israel. and yet israelis prefer hillary clinton. why is that? >> i think it's a familiarity thing. she's a household name in this country. everyone remembers her husband bill clinton when he was president many. >> reporter: hillary clinton played up her support for israel on cnn's state of the

prime minister benjamin netanyahu and they say they will continue broadcasting on a new satellite frequency. a few weeks back we aired a report on transformation, the extent of racial integration in south africa news media since end of apartheid and this week we go back to look at the relationship between president zuma and good evening and media and zuma generates a lot of bad press in south africa from the state of economy to the broad sides against leadership and the controversial 20 million dollars upgrade of his private homestead but zuma is not without allies in the media and there is a state owned south african broadcasting corporation the most influential news out let in the country frequently accused of pro-government bias and his close relationship with the influential business family gouptas has friendly coverage in the out lets they own and there is the independent media group which critics say doesn't necessarily report favorably on the president as much as it goes after the main opposition group, the democrating alliance. these are tense times under zuma presidency a

marred a visit to israeli by u.s. president joe biden. easy met prime minister benjamin netanyahu and criticized palestinian leaders for not condemning attacks against israelis. >> you never need to doubt that united states of america has israeli's back. we know israel has our back, as well, i might add. it's not a one way street. we're committed to making sure israel can defend itself against all serious threats, maintain it's qualitative edge with a quantity sufficient to maintain that. it's critical, because israel lives in as maybe knows better than anyone lives in a very, very tough neighborhood, a tough and changing neighborhood. >> we have taken many steps in recent months to fight palestinian terrorism, and we're taking even stronger measures now. i believe to fight terror, all civilized society must stand together. while israeli has many partners in this decisive battle. we have no better partner than the united states of america. it's a partner anchored in common values, confronting common enemies and striving for a more secure, prosperous and peaceful future. >>> still to c

myers. myers is expected to survive. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the white house offered to meet on one of those days later this month and was surprised to learn through secondhand media reports that the prime minister wasn't coming at the all. there have been ongoing tensions between the u.s. and its closest mideast ally since agreeing to a nuclear deal with iron. >>> two firefighters in virginia who were suspended for treating a little girl for a seizure are back on the job. now we told you about their suspension yesterday morning. the girl was losing oxygen to her brain. knowing that the firefighters didn't wait for a medic. they were suspended because the fire truck that they used to transport the girl to the hospital doesn't have proper medical tools or proper restraints. the county fire chief allowed the firefighters to return to duty but is still investigating. the girl is going to be okay. >> 4:53 now and "action news" is awaiting an update on a new jersey state trooper injured on the job. he was hit by a car. we have crews gathering new information overni

benjamin netanyahu, the u.s. vice president called it a heinous attack. there can be no justifications for violence. the united states stands firmly behind israel to defend themselves as we're defending ourselves at this moment as well. that's why we've done more to bolster--help bolster israel's security than any other administration in history. >> in places like occupied east jerusalem, each attack calls for tighter security. but in the absence of meaningful negotiations between israelis and palestinians few people expect the deaths on odometer side to end soon. >> iran has tested two ballistic missiles that it says is capable of reaching israel. iranian state media said that these missiles had the phrase "israel must be wiped out" inscribed on them. the rockets have a range of 200 kilometers as well in excess the distance between iran's border and tel aviv and jerusalem. >>> two nuclear reactors because of safety concerns. it comes after the fukushima nuclear disaster. before the disaster. 30% of japan's power was generated by nuclear power and now accounts for 1.7%.

tomorrow where biden will speak with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> happening right now, a first look at the suspected robber who opened fire in a brooklyn grocery store. police say the man in this surveillance video held up the grocery on saturday night. he stole $400 and fired a round into the shop before taking off. no one was hurt. >>> the police in queens are still searching for the man who pushed a 17-year-old girl into the path of a train. police released surveillance video of the suspect. they say he shoved the girl off the platform at 103rd street, corona ploz a station. the motor man was able to activate the emergency brake as the teen wedged herself between the platform and the wheels of the oncoming train. >> wow. >>> 4:41. this new push to put an end to robo calls. and distracted. what they claim he was doing behind the wheel. >>> a major warmup on the way this week. not right now. storm team 4 tracking some temperatures. we haven't seen these in a while. weather and traffic on the 4s coming up as we look at that statue of darlene rodriguez in manhattan plaza. >> i a

other comments and actions including his endorsement of benjamin netanyahu. >>> chelsea clinton will make campaigns and raises money for her forth. chelsea plans to talk about ways to make college more affordable for average americans. chelsea's visit comes one day after her mother spoke to a large crowd. she told the crowd she would focus on job creation. she also said she would slow down climate change. >>> a few hours later, senator bernie sanders spoke to thousands at a rally. >> some in the bay area are feeling the burn. >> reporter: the sanders camp is pleased with their momentum after winning michigan this week. that's a huge upset for hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders hopes florida is next. florida has always bane battleground state. the candidates know it, and the voters aren't blind to it. we were 3% in the polls and about 70 points behind secretary clinton. a lot has happened in the last ten months. >> reporter: bernie sanders is keeping his eyes on florida's 246 delegates as he tries to close clinton's lead. clinton is up by 649 delegates. that fact doesn't

, not just world leaders, in the u.s. but across the globe. benjamin netanyahu, condolences to the reagan family on the passing of nancy reagan. will be remembered as a great friend of israel. i look forward to hearing the tributes coming out in the day ahead. john and christine, that is the latest, back to you. >> john: thanks, brody. >>> good news to report affecting a former first family. jimmy carter announces he no longer needs cancer treatment. he shared the news with his sunday school class that he teaches in plains, georgia. you may remember mr. carter was declared cancer-free a few months ago. had an aggressive form of melano melanoma that spread to his liver and brain. >>> here is meteorologist al nice out there this morning. it's cool, temperatures in the 30s, although in the low 40s here in charlotte. but the overall pattern this week is going to feature a big area of high pressure over the eastern part of the country, right over eastern north carolina that will govern our weather. king street in boone, not talking about school closures or delays, very very quiet up the

wait. rosalyn jordan, al jazeera, washington. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu canceling a trip that he was supposed to take to washington later this month also turned down an invitation to meet with president obama at the white house. that visit was to coincide with a major pro israeli summit employee netanyahu's office saying he didn't want to travel to the u.s. in the middle of a primary season. the white house said it was surprised to find out about the cancellation through the media. >> turkey and the european union reached an agreement they hope will end the european refugee crisis. thousands of refugees will return to turkey from greece. for every returned, one will be resettled in europe. turkish and greek leaders met to discuss the details. >> it's appropriate that this meeting between turkey's prime minister and greece's prime minister would be taking place in ismir, one of the main launching pad for refugees to launch the trip to greece. thousands along the coast go on these rickety makeshift boats every day to greece, so this being one of the main launching pa

the first thing she would do is invite benjamin netanyahu to the white house. she said the next president needs to lead the world from day one. >> we need steady hands, not a president who says his neutral on monday, pro israel on tuesday and who knows what on wednesday, because everything is negotiable! [cheers and applause] >> bernie sanders, the only jewish candidate running, skipping the conference to campaign out west. >>> e thcontest take place in three more states tomorrow. voters in both parties go to the polls in arizona for the primary there. republicans and democrats hold caucuses in utah and democrats caucus in idaho. >>> for up-to-the-minute results in tomorrow night's races and for election alerts throughout the campaign, download our free wusa9 app. >>> president obama met with cuban president, raul castro, today and have better. leaders talked about issues and they talked about the trade embargo against the communist nation. chris martinez is in havana with the latest. >>reporter: president obama and cuban president role castro addressed reporters after the first

afternoon and stopped before he could scale the fence. >>> vice president joe biden is in benjamin netanyahu. just as vice presirert that ira fired o the white house responds to this. vice president biden told reporters if iran breaks the terms of the deal, we will act. that's the latest from the live desk. >>> arlington police want you to know about a scam that could leave your wallet empty. investigators found a man swindled a young tourist out of $100. the crook asked an 8th grade boy from california to change a $100 bill. the kid gave him $97 in return he got a fake ben franklin. the boy told police that the man had a gun in his waistband. no one was hurt but police want everyone to be >>> part of a pl to aneny close ponds. under the agreement dominion agrees to go beyond federal and state health and safety requirements. >>> still ahead, three officers were shot responding to a domestic call. one cass wild -- was killed last month. >> they are looking into changing a piece of equipment that could change lives. >> a little cool this morning. what a day we have in store for your

minister benjamin netanyahu turned down an invitation from president obama a white house spokesman says netanyahu canceled his dc trip after president obama requested a meeting israeli media is reporting that the white house couldn't find the time to accommodate a meeting the white house is denying that claim. there are some changes to the virginia law banning teens from texting and seven law that include teens with learner's permits and now it does aaa worked with state sen jon kyl swelled from chesapeake to make the changes. the revised law also bans drivers with learner's permits from having more than one unrelated passenger under the age of twenty one aaa says interacting with passengers is one of the leading factors in teen driver crashes you can forget about buying ever clear in virginia abc stores governor mcauliffe vetoed a bill that would allow the sale of high proof grain spirits. the governor says he worried the change would increase under age drinking and binge drinking on college campuses but he did ask health and human resources and homeland security to come up with a

could benefit tens of thousands of flint residents. >>> there was prize move by benjamin netanyahu. he is cancelling his planned visit to washington. that was supposed to happen this month. israeli media reports that netanyahu was not invited to the white house. the obama administration insists he was invited. netanyahu was scheduled to meet tomorrow in israel with vice president joe biden. >>> the public will have two to former first lady nancy reagan. she will lie in repose tomorrow and thursday. on friday a private funeral will be held. she'll be buried next to her husband at the library nancy reagan died sunday at her california home at the age of 94. >>> 4:39 now. new york city puts its focus on pedestrian safety, there's new data showing there's a surge in pedestrian deaths nationwide. there's a 10% increase in pedestrian deaths in 2015, that's the largest year to year jump since national records have been kept. in many cases it's distracted drivers to blame. also pedestrians put themselves at risk by staring at their phones or wearing headphones when crossing the street. >>> new

israel -- including his endorsement of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we will have more fact checks for you on good morning you can also check wcpo dot com and our mobile app at any time for politifact updates. the battle between trump and southwest ohio. donald trump will be in dayton saturday for a rally at ten a-m.. and then at duke energy convention center sunday at noon. ohio governor john kasich will be dayton tomorrow.. and sharonville saturday morning. nine on your side will cover those for you. marco rubio and ted cruz don't have any events planned here. democrat bernie sanders and hillary clinton are focusing their efforts in other parts of the state. bernie sanders will be in toledo tomorrow. both sanders and clinton will take part in a c-n-n forum at the ohio state university on sunday... and will also speak at a democratic fundraiser in columbus that night. breaking at 11 in fairfield township...two people have been shot on springcrest drive near shady meadows drive. police have not said anything yet about the victims. nine on your side has a crew on the the rain

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released and awarded a medal. benjamin netanyahu spoke at his weekly cabinet meeting. mr. now who: the idea of troops, our children -- certain netanyahu: i am the in any event, includinin current incident, the inquiry into all of the conditions account. reporter: during a closed door meeting, israeli media clashed with education minister of the far right party. speaking of a murder charge in the context of a cob at soldier on a combat mission creates deep, moral -- combat soldier on a combat mission creates deep, moral confusion. the city has been the scene of many violent incidents over the past six months. 200 palestinians and 28 israelis have died in violence since october. authorities say most of the palestinians killed were carrying knives, guns. host: turning now to o business. we are starting off today with a scam.about a financial moviesr: this is what are made of. stealing billions from some of the biggest corporations. he was sentenced to seven years jail time in france but he is currently living in israel and talking up his exploits. in an interview with the associated

actions showing support for israel including his endorsement of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. our politifact.com experts are working long interest the night. we'll be posting our truth well as what we found tomorrow morning on abc action news this morning. wendy. >>> just as republicans were duking it out in miami senator bernie sanders were speaking to his supporters in tampa. marisela burgos was with him. >> reporter: the sanders camp is pleased with their momentum after winning michigan, a huge upset for hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders hopes florida is next. florida has always been a battleground state. the candidates know it and the voters aren't blind to the. >> when we began this campaign, we were 3% in the polls and about 70 points behind secretary clinton. a lot has happened in the last 10 months. >> reporter: bernie sanders is keeping his eyes on florida's 246 delegates as he tries to clinton is up by 649 delegates but that fact doesn't discourage the senator's supporters. lauren and dustin drove many miles to see him. they believe sanders has a shot at winning

between the united states and closest might east ally. benjamin netanyahu has canceled a visit to washington. the prime minister told the jerusalem post he declined to meet with president obama due to the heated u.s. election campaign. this is happening days before vice president joe biden is set to meet with prime minister netanyahu during a visit to jerusalem. >>> it will be one year in jail for a former montgomery county court commissioner. israel pled guilty to taking an up skirt photo of an assistant state attorney. he must write a letter of apology to the victim and attend sex therapy classes. >>> done in d.c. for the first time since the spring of 2012, robert griffin the third is no longer a the team released him. after an amazing rookie year it was downhill from there, injuries, interceptions, he was dropped to the third string quarterback. if the skins kept griffin they above had to pay him $16 million. >>> we are happy to have you on our team this morning. >> indeed we are. we are getting started with a morning full of news. >>> breaking news overnight. waiting for conf

attorney says the policy of benjamin netanyahu could lead to confrontation with the palestinians of israel. they don't want to be discriminated against, and what they see as their country, they want to be treated just the same like anyone else. >> france has announced it will end its military intervention in the central africa republic. this follows the knowledge swearing in of fausta tradera. his biggest challenge is to reconcile a bitterly fought conflict in the coined. >>> in bangladesh, the fight to protect the most unique environment, a sprawling mangrover forest called the thunder birds. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target. >> be welcomwelcome back, you'rg al jazeera. let's take you through the top stories. the reports of gun fire in the libyan capital tripoli, this happened shortly after the riervel oarrival of u.n. backed government of accord. >>> islamabad, crowds are dispersing. and arr

relationship. vice president biden meets with benjamin netanyahu in israeli. >>> north korea's leader makes new claims over the countries nuclear program, including miniature warheads. >>> vice president joe biden is in israel this morning for talks with israeli and palestinian leaders, but his trip has been marred by violence. as israeli police shot dead two palestinian drivers after the men opened fire on a bus in east jerusalem, speaking this morning alongside the prime, biden said the violence must end. >> this cannot become an accepted modus operandi. this cannot be viewed by civilized leaders as an appropriate way in which to behave, even if it appears to enure to the benefit of one side or the other. >>> there was violence in the west bank as well where a palestinian was shot dead after attempting to stab an israeli soldier. al jazeera has more from jerusalem. >> two palestinian men were shot near a checkpoint that went up on tuesday. that was after reports that at least one of them had tried to attack a member of the israeli border police. we're now hearing that one of those p

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between the obama white house and prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we launch this series now with new york times foreign affairs columnist, thomas friedman. tom friedman, welcome back to the program. >> great to be with you. >> woodruff: you wrote a program flatley saying the peace process is dead, why do you believe that? because it's dead. it's actually been dead for a while, i just called it by its real name. un, it's clear to me, judy, that both sides have conspired-- this was like "murder on the orient express." there were so many stab wound in this body hard to tell exactly which one was the fatal blow. you now have near approaching 500,000 jewish settlers in the west bank, and depending on where you define the border. remember it took 50,000 israeli soldiers and police to remove peacefully 8,000 settlers from gaza. so imagine if you're talking about, you know, 400,000 to 500,000. on the palestinian side, you've had some really bad developments. in the last israeli-palestinian war, hamas fired a rocket that landed basically on the outskirts of israel's only international air

stated to them. prime minister benjamin netanyahu called in and apologized. after that, we started our negotiations. specificallyma took initiative and placed a to benjamin netanyahu, and i heard the apology through the call. it is in progress and it will be the result without any problem. attackl, there was an that cost the lives of three country,isitors in our and we have communicated our regret and condolences to the israeli government and their families. thesehave specified that acts isn't only targeting israeli tourists. we continue to intensively fight against their operatives and actions. israel communicated their gratitude to turkey for our efforts, and we are in communication, and we have also expressed our feelings for cooperation. we believe we are going to ensure positive developments and improve our relations with israel. palestine isint, facing energy problems. if we can have a power generator anchored on its harbor, we will be able to provide gaza with electricity. this will facilitate the lives of the people. this is something we had been communicating with israel,

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israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, who opposed the nuclear deal with tehran. >>> donald trump dominates the primaries and a rally he wants to celebrate in fayetteville. >> bernie sanders getting attention after winning michigan. it and what this means going forward. >> reporter: good morning, the big question before last night for bernie sanders was after losing south carolina and nevada, can he win a big state with a large minority population. we know this morning, the answer is yes. >> frankly we we believe our strongest areas are yet to happen. >> reporter: bernie sanders ever unexpected win in michigan. thank you, he tweeted this morning, the polls were wrong, even sanders didn't see it coming, he won with a third of the black vote. hilary clinton didn't mention her mississippi win or michigan loss last night. she picked up more delegates than sanders and our poll shows she beat donald trump by 13 points in november. and as of this morning, hawaii. he is hoping to do that in florida tuesday. >> we are closing the gap and in state after state after state. >> reporter:

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around him. biden met this morning with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and will see the palestinian leader later in his two-day visit. >>> okay, back to washington and perhaps a lighter moment on capitol hill. senate minority leader harry reid was speaking with reporters, one of whom was recording his comments on an iphone. the ringer on that iphone not turned off. [ phone ringing ] >> somebody liked what you said. >> hello. [ laughter ] >> when senator chuck schumer got to speak, he said he recognized that number blaming someone at "the new york times." >> ah, a reporter. well, at least he picks up his phone. most people would hang up. >> yeah, good source. >>> well, still ahead, a total solar eclipse, the amazing images coming in now. >>> a stickup, a gun pointed at a taxi driver's head when a police officer shows up at the right time. >>> plus, dramatic rescue on hawaii's famous pipeline. surfers jumping into action after a big wipeout. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even

masse exposing the face of julie prime minister benjamin netanyahu, she writes that the murder of the t french cartoonist was part of a conspiracy to stop french support of palestine.ni photo of a jewish banking familyc , media, oil and your government.thu jewish people and israel are so out there that they just are categorized as ridiculous. >> despite the controversy, she will remain in the classroom, oberlin college is on to say. college respects the right of the faculty student staff alumni to express their personal viewst of acknowledgment acknowledgment of this right does not signall support or endorsement of any specific position , stamos poseable social media are hers alone and do not represent the views of oberlin college.aa >> van campos declined a request for comment. >> it is a right but it that it does not make what you said this week fox 8 news takes you inside the included auto showisox to show show you the newest cars on the market . >> today we look at the popular midsize sedans aswe matt wright joins us from the auto show with >> people looking for a good family

sort of drains from this relationship. you have in benjamin netanyahu a guy who came to america literally to subvert president obama's marquee foreign policy goal. obama won that battle, but he'll never forget what netanyahu did. from netanyahu's perspective, obama is hopelessly naive about the realities of the middle east. >> woodruff: china. it seems he's been able to deal with china. he has a pretty clear sense of where he thinks the u.s. is headed. >> china represents a threat and an opportunity, i think, in his mind. this goes to his general predisposition to dealing more with asia and less with the middle east. this is the pivot to asia. >> woodruff: but he clearly hasn't been able to pivot as much as he would have liked. >> well this is the point- once i- i turned to him once, because i like movies as much as he does, and i know that he's a fan of the godfather movies, there's a moment when michael corleone, who's trying to be legitimate, realizes that the mob will always have him, is pulling him back. and he says, "just when i-" and i mention this scene, michael corleone

intentions between the white house and israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu after a canceled trip. >>> ordered to testify against his colleagues. one or more officers accused in the death of freddie gray and celebrating women all around the world. and we begin with another round of presidential primaries and caulk uses. four states up for grabs, including one of the biggest prizes on the primary schedule. delegate-rich michigan is holding primaries for both parties, and so is mississippi. republican voters also head to the polls for idaho's primary, and they're caulk using now in hawaii. we have aljazeera senior correspondent, michael shure, and jan than martin is in jackson, mississippi. but we begin right here with david schuster >> reporter: this is a night when donald trump and hillary clinton hope to solidify their lead. it should be a good state for bernie sanders, 70% white, and 30% african-american vote. and bernie sanders began 25 points down and the question is how much was he able to narrow it? 130 delegates at stake, and the key here, if bernie sanders can keep it clos