kimberly: well, we do see this vote that is set up to put everyone on record. but you're absolutely right. this is not something that happened overnight. this draft decision is the result of a more than decades long, sustained campaign by him -- sustained campaign by conservative groups, members of the christian right, well-funded, well-coordinated task to put conservatives in office so that they can appoint conservative judges and justices and lead up to this decision. if democrats are turning to this issue now, they're really far behind the starting line. they're really far behind the finish line, essentially at this point. and so i think that's what u're seeing now, a scramble by democrats on the national and state levels to see extly what they can do to fight this off now, and it may be too late. geoff: kimberly atkins stohr and lee ann caldwell, thank you both for your reporting and your insights. it's great to see you. ♪ finally tonight, a new animated story from our partners at storycorps for mother's day. lourdes villanueva's parents worked as migrant

kimberly thank you. will we will continue our coverage from the united states with our correspondence, as you saw there at the white house and in texas. we heard there further colds to action from the president joe biden to pass. common sense gun laws will be reflecting on all of that later. africa direct is coming up next. see later. ah a ah ah you leave me out by me or do i see the apple ms. g? i don't know why blanche to join noah. why didn't william gain dwarf a gentleman who acted with oh, good in what was in can i think really need a little to me for the last bullet woodale to hold on with him as well and give me them go. i the warning. go daddy with me then. my dad's when hello, what we've got to will learn it blows out. my boy that old weight knowing when isn't good that when it yeah i know when think yeah that i will be it was so why, why go there? why wasn't good that woman it will give me the ringing when i'm once. yeah. once you read that yeah. when i went back to warm l need i when, when wil

i know it's a lot of history, but one dime wants mean to kimberly, today. let's find out. in south africa, more and more desperate men and women try their luck, digging up gold and diamonds. a risky and often fatal quest. the government's aid, the legal, but does minerals can me bring changes to to me. my family. oh, quite qualified world of mine with white with the police. we fight this our black people's minds. swayne, we don't care to the others that you don't care to be killed. want to be penalized in. kimberly once the site of the biggest diamond russian history minds have closed down and left people jobless to day, thousands of tis no miners like labor, phung, and patrick sick through the leftovers. they call themselves zelma zamiah's, a zulu word, meaning those who try and try it hard, but we don't have a choice. i'd like days, no jobs. what will we do? so it's, this is our job. this is how we make living. even though it takes a long time to get out, but if we get it, then we know many things are thought out. you can come to day, pick up a 40 carrot and then your li

now i want to take you deeper into their minds and our journey starts in kimberly, south africa. this town is known for 3 things that big, whole dusty, abundant time on mine that you seen right behind me. and secondly, is a place in which for mach laneesa, so ross established a waltz biggest dime, one fam, dps, and deadly is the town where dime on producing countries, sat down and came up with a rules that prevent the industrial from finance and conflicts. i know it's a lot of history, but one dime wants me to. kimberly, today, let's find out in south africa, more and more desperate men and women try their luck, digging up gold and diamonds. a risky and often fatal quest. the government's aids illegal, but doesn't morales can middling changes to to me my family. oh, quite what is replied. what of mine replied with a pool. is we fight this our black people's minds to swim. we don't care to have it. you don't care to be killed, want to go life in. kimberly, once the site of the biggest diamond russian history mindset flows to down and left people jobless to day, thousands of tis no

kimberly fell to her knees. and then, the chaplain told her, it was no accident. >> he's like, your son was shot. and i was like -- and then, i mean, shot? that just wasn't -- >> doesn't fit. >> i just remember feeling, like, i said what do you mean, shot to death? when i could finally get something out. and he said, well, he was shot three times. i was like, shot? what do you mean shot three times? and that -- that was -- i couldn't function. i couldn't really hear, after that. >> were you there, rachel, during that? >> i walked in. and then, my dad said that somebody -- somebody shot nickel baby. and i remember, i just went right outside, and i sat in snow. i just buried my head into my hands, and i started to cry. and then, he tapped me on the shoulder, and told me, haile's gone, too. >> that's your brother and your best friend. do you remember what was racing through your head, rachel? >> basically, why? i guess, we all just couldn't believe it was both, at one time, so suddenly. >> even harder to absorb? ho

and our journey starts in kimberly's thought africa. this town is known for 3 things. the big hall dusty, abundant diamond mine that you're seeing right behind me. and secondly is a place in which for macro nice. so ruth established that was the biggest dam on fam dps. and thirdly is a town where dime, one producing countries sat down and came up with a rule that prevent the industrial from finance and conflicts. i know it's a lot of history, but what do they want mean to, kimberly, today, let's find out. in south africa, more and more desperate men and women try their luck, digging up gold and diamonds, a risky and often fatal quest. the coleman said the legal but does morales can me bring changes too? to me, my family. oh, quite qualified with mine. we fight with the police, we fight dis our black people's minds to swain. we don't care. to be honest, if you don't care to be killed, want to be penalized in. kimberly, once the site of the biggest diamond russian history mines have closed down and left people jobless to day, thousands of our tis no miners like labor, fr

well, our white house correspondent, kimberly how could joins us live. hi there. kimberly. let's start with that texas news conference. what else was said there? oh, well the police are continuing to investigate what exactly led to this shooting because there were very few prior indications in the weeks leading up to the carnage that occurred. so what we know is that the f b i as well as border patrol agents are investigating. they are visiting the government's homemade, the relatives homes. and we also know that there is investigation underway into some of the warning signs that may have been ignored, particularly when it comes to the suspects. mental health, the texas governor saying that too often there is a chronic at issue of unaddressed mental health issues in the united states that may be contributing to a large number of the shootings in there. there is a shortage of mental health supports in the united states, and this may be a factor that needs to be looked at more closely. kimberly, we've heard these impassioned, please m. tonight was a by hope and healing for so

kimberly, today, let's find out. in south africa, more and more desperate men and women try their luck, digging up gold and diamonds. a risky and often fatal quest. the coleman said the legal, but does morales can me bring changes too? to me, my family. oh, quite what is required of mine with my brother ponies, with my dis, our black people's minds to swing with them. k to the others. did you little kid? we killed one to really good life in kimberly, once the site of the biggest diamond russian history mines up close to down and left people jobless to day, thousands of our tis no miners like label fung, and patrick sit through the leftovers. they call themselves the amazon us as zulu word, meaning those who try and try it's hard for us to. we don't have a choice. i'd leg days, no jobs. what will we do? so it's, this is our job. this is how we make living. even though it takes a long time to get out, but if we get it, then we know many things are thought out. you can come to day, pick up a 40 carrot and then your life

kimberly, thank you very much. kimberly how kitty's our white house correspondent, a knob is also been reaction from the us state department spokesman net price match sco to shebra tansy who's at the state department. forrest colleague was of course panic. seen an american tell us about what the state department spokesman has been saying. he tweeted the following statement a few hours ago. we are hot, broken by and strongly condemned the killing of american journalist sharina 2 o'clock in the west bank. the investigation must be immediate and farrah, and those responsible must be held accountable or death is no front to media freedom. everywhere. we're not expecting any further official statements to be released by the state. a problem. there is a briefing coming up there. and i would imagine we, we will be pressing that price on what form this investigation should take place as because as we've been discussing, the israel varies have a long documented history off, never holding its own security personnel id, affal

kimberly. so was they say expect it definitely this was expected and this is something that many had feared in the united states would make things a lot more difficult for ordinary americans. because what this means is this will make the cost of borrowing much more expensive. now, the reason the federal reserve has done this is in order to combat record high inflation in the united states, is that a 40 or high? and so as a result, what we're seeing are record high prices for things like rent for food and the things that people need most. and so now some of the things that people also need, for example, maybe buying a car to get to work so that you can earn money. if you don't have the cash and most people don't because they're expensive, that price of a car is gone up to a well. now the price of a car because you're gonna have to borrow the money is become more expensive. because over time, the interest compounds the price of the car and overall it is a higher price tag due to that interest com

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>> i'm sorry. >> her mom is kimberly, correct? >> that is right. >> how is kimberly doing? >> of course, she's heartbroken. yesterday she was in complete shock but today she's doing a little bit better. >> i know that lexi's dad and uncle are both in law enforcement. i cannot imagine having to deal this investigation and such an enormous personal loss at the same time. what has that been like for them? do they talk about it? >> sorry. i did not understand the question. >> i understand her uncle and another family member are in law espe enforcement and they have to deal with the investigation and this enormous loss at the same time. >> i really don't have any information on that. i've talked only to kimberly and her husband, mr. felix rubio who is a county sheriff deputy here in uvalde. >> we heard earlier on cnnt him speaking to anderson. this is a small community. you live in a very small community. can you tell us about it and -- >> yes we -- >> go on, sir. >> yes, the population is 16,000, i believe. we literally know of or know every family that was affected. i have liv

kimberly, what are we hearing from the white house? the deputy white house press secretary carrine, jean pierre has spoken to reporters aboard air force one. she said we strongly condemn the killing of al jazeera journalist and american citizen sharina abba clay in janine today. and we sent our deepest condolences to her family. we call for a thorough investigation to determine the circumstances of her death. investigating attacks on independent media prosecuting, those responsible are of paramount importance. we will continue to promote media freedom and protect journalists ability to do their jobs without fear of violence threats to their lives, or safety or unjust detention. so this is a statement that is the white house, the by the administration says is of paramount importance to the president. now in terms of the president visiting the region, he does have a, a scheduled visit to israel next month. the white house or deputy white house press secretary, was asked about that. whether there can be any more detailed given about that

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that's bringing our white house correspondent, kimberly how can, kimberly just how concerned almost americans about these wising costs. americans are very concerned about these rising costs, and that's because of, for one reason or really one reason only. and that is that president biden initially promised that these would be temporary price increases. but that was many months ago. and increasingly, it appears that these high prices may be here for longer than anticipated, and it's not just the cost of rent or the cost of food, but now it's also the cost of gasoline. and americans don't have access to public transportation to the same way that say for example, europeans do much of. a america has to get to work by getting in an automobile because there simply isn't mass transit. and so that has been a problem. in fact, in the last week alone, we've seen gas prices hiking by about $0.17 a gallon to an average of $43037.00 a gallon. and in this u. s. state of california, they're above $5.00 a gallon. that is really record high prices here in the united states for the 1st time. never seen those b

kimberly. kimberly hawk it is live at the white house for us this evening. an actual time ago the u. s. state department spokesman net prize called for an immediate investigation into the killing serene with a veteran report. she was followed closely by those who care about the region and is mourned by all the newer the secretary folk just when we could go on world press freedom day about the fundamental role of journalists play and the free flow of information, ideas, opinions, including dissenting ones, as being a central to inclusive and tolerance societies, it is hard to see the killing of another journalist just one week later we call for an immediate and thorough investigation and all accountability. and that's getting attacks on independent media and prosecuting those responsible are paramount importance. we will continue to promote media, freedom and protect journalist ability to do their jobs without fear or violence, threats to their lives, or safety, or unjust attention. her death is a tragic loss and in the front to media, freedom everywhere. lau

that white house corresponding kimberly hall can join us now live for more. kimberly. so why is president bond and talking about this now, will the u. s. president is kind of checking off. what he sees is some successes that his economy, or rather his administration has achieved with the u. s. economy. because he's trying to get ahead of what potentially could be some negative headlines once the interest rates are hyped by the federal reserve. and we are expecting that to be imminent. this is something that will be historic, given the fact that interest rates have not hiked to this degree since the year 2020, 20, and 22 years. and so that could potentially have negative impacts in the markets. it could also have some negative headlines, and this is coming when confidence in the president's ability to handle the economy . and also confidence in the federal reserve is dropping by double digits by the american public. about this time last year, 57 percent of americans had confidence that is now down to 43 percent. so the u. s . president really trying to get ahead of what

again, let's bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly, how can, kimberly, we heard present biden on tuesday, plead for congress to do something on gun laws. how likely is it that they'll do something about this? well, the right to bear arms is entrenched in the u. s. constitution, and at least are roughly 50 percent of the country. largely conservatives, largely, republicans hold this very dear. it's known as the 2nd amendment, and many in congress really fight any sort of effort to restrict gun ownership of any form or fashion. even some of the most minor laws, fearing that this is a gateway to taking fire, arms away. and so as a result, there is a real effort to resist any form of gun control in any form or fashion. now what we saw in the last 24 hours is senator chris murphy. oh, represents the state of connecticut where we saw back in 2012 another horrific tragedy in newtown, connecticut at the sandy hook elementary school, where again, we saw childrens slaughtered killed by gun violence and begging his colleagues to find some sort of compromise. but again, there is little ho

kimberly atkins stohr, and ali vitale. welcome on this sunday, a special edition of "meet the press". >> nbc news in washington, longest running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> a good sunday morning and a happy mother's day to all the moms out there including my mother, grandmother. the draft decision overturning roe v. wade only added to growing perception that the supreme court is just one more partisan institution, now a creature of politics, no longer about. the leaked decision for conservatives who worked decades for this moment and it was a shock to millions of americans who have never lived in a world without abortion rights. in this morning's special edition, we're going to cover this story from all angles. the real world fallout, the confusing checkerboard of state laws that would soon be in effect along with real questions about whatever rights might be in jeopardy. the political fallout. many believe it will help them in the midterms but energizing ro

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wade in 30 years. >> kimberly, what is whoever leaked this trying to accomplish? >> i think it depends on who leaked it. if it was someone, a clerk or someone else, someone on the more conservative side, it would be able to keep together, a slim majority, to get this decision to the finish line. if it came from someone in the liberal wing, it could be a warning or an effort to persuade people on -- in the majority, once they see the public reaction, to, perhaps, back off, if not in the decision, at least in the tone. and the fact that the tone that justice alito uses, doesn't just overturn roe v. wade, it sets it on fire. it eviscerates the right. it that extends beyond abortion. >> your thoughts on that? if this is how the supreme court rules in the case, what could it mean for other rights granted through supreme court decisions? >> it could be devastating. justice alito tries very hard to say, abortion is different. there is not going to be a slippery slope here. but what he does is uses history to try to state that the abortion right is relatively new and real

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kimberly, how can i for us at the white house. thank you for now. other news now, a group of lawyers has announced it will take their case of the killing of al jazeera journalist sharing utley to the international criminal court. they representing a palestinian journalist, he say they were systematically targeted by israel. shaheen was shot in a hand, buys railey forces while on the assignment and occupied west bank on may. the 11th international center of justice for palestinians said that she means family gave permission for its legal action. jennifer robinson is one of the barristers. she says that palestinian jernace are still in danger of being attacked by israeli forces as we want. and i, i see a complaint back in april. the attacks on palestinian journalist by the israeli defense force have been widespread and systematic. and the threat of it ongoing attacks against journalists is clear. sadly show in a barclays murder is a clear demonstration of the ongoing threat posed journalists and palestinian journalists reporting in the occupied territ

kimberly hel, kid al jazeera, the white house, and you had posted an american, congress, women, rashid, a tiny, but in kimberly's report fair, she also said the biden administration needs to use the funding. it gives israel as leverage to hold us accountable. shaheen was not only a palestinian and a very, very well respected journalist, but she was also an american. we also had americans in the past, including omar, aside recently, who was also killed by israeli forces. or we truly going to sit back and allow united states taxpayer dollars and funds to be used to killing american citizens. this to me is very much a, a threshold that we need to understand in the body michigan understand they can't look away and continue to say and allow the same people are pressing the same people committing those more to do the investigation is just wrong and unjust if anything, let's treat her where she is. she is a citizen, a citizen of our country, even before she's a journalist, right? she's going to some of our country and she was literally targeted in murder by is really force it. now, folks want

kimberly or they, we can. so some pictures that are live pictures, bringing a, coming from the agencies now outside the school that sir rebel an entry in the town there in texas, people gathering outside the door, obviously still anxious for information as i understand it. there is still some sort of agree gray areas about what it has actually happened, but also in terms of the bit people who've been affected, the n r a, the biggest u. s. gun lobby is holding its convention to moral in texas. how do we expect them to respond to all of us? well, so far there's been no response from the national rifle association that is the largest gun lobby in the united states. a does have a very powerful hold on many of the conservative politicians. they support many of their campaigns for congress, and that is why many choose to restrict or pushed back on any effort to limit gun as they have any form or fashion in the united states. and so i will watch very carefully, we know in attendance will be the governor of texas for

should have gone ahead _ if this kimberly should have gone ahead in— if this kimberly should have gone ahead in that city. chelsea have officially been sold toa consortium led by la dodgers part owner todd boehly bringing an end to roman abramovich's 19 year reign. the deal is thought to be worth up to £4.25 billion pounds and was formally announced on saturday. the confirmation brings to an end the months of uncertainty that had threatened the existence of the club. it frees them from uk government sanctions that were imposed on the club due to abramovich's alleged ties to russian president vladimir putin. the new owners say they are �*all in — 100 percent — every minute of every match.�* fans have turned up and fans have turned out in their thousands to celebrate nottingham forest's return to the premier league. players celebrated from old market square after beating hudersfield i—nil at wembley yesterday. steve cooperjoined the club in september when they were bottom of the championship. they narrowly missed out on automatic promotion but they made it eventually. cooper s

in light of the death of serene acclaim, kimberly helped al jazeera the white house. when he had palestinian american congress, women rashida play a slab in kimberly's report that she also said the buys administration needs to use the funding. it gives to israel as leverage to hold us accountable was not only a palestinian and very very well respected journalist. but she was also an american . ah, we also had americans in the past, including omar, us, i recently, who was also killed by israeli forces. are we truly going to sit back and allow united states period dollars in funds to be used to killing american citizen? this to me is very much a, a threshold that we need to understand in the body michigan understand they can't look away and continue to say and allow the same people are pressing the same people committing those more crimes to do the investigation is just wrong. and unjust, if anything, let's tree her what she is. she is a citizen of citizen of our country, even before he's a journalist for she was going to some of our country and she was literally target

kimberly. kimberly how kit is our white house correspondent, and as kimberly mentioned there, the u. s. state department spokesman net price has issued a statement from on that that's closer to the state department and speak to the she habit auntie. so what has the spokesman for the sake botton been say about killing my county? where is we receive the statement about an hour and a half ago. let me read it out to you. it was, it was released on twitter. we are hot, broken by and strongly condemned the killing of american journalist, sri about o'clock in the west bank. the investigation must be immediate and thorough, and those responsible must be held accountable. death is meant front to media, freedom everywhere. and we're not expecting any further statements to be issued by the state about with however, there is a briefing coming up in a few hours time. and i think we can expect some questions to nad price specifically about what form that investigation should take place. is it seriously the c

okay, let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly how can, who's standing by for us. kimberly's 1st thing in the morning in the u. s. but already some strong reaction from the white house. yeah, there has been strong reaction from the white house. so no question about that. and not only from the spokes person ned price who has condemned the killing of the american journalists sharita abba lead. but also we are getting this from as well from the member of congress. rashid to leave, who is a palestinian american who comes from the state of michigan, but is serving. and congress has been very vocal about the rights of the palestinians. add the feeling that they are not given the same equal treatment even as the white house and its foreign policy says that that is what is deserved. this is her statement. let's take a look at it. she says, when will the world and those who stand by apartheid israel that continues to murder, torture and commit war crimes. finally say enough, sharina, abba clay was murdered by a government that receives unconditional funding by our country with 0 accou

bush, kimberly atkins stohr. josh, let me start with you. has it sunk in with this, what your report has done for the supreme court for generations? >> it's starting to. when that large black imposing fence went up around the court earlier in the week, certainly indicated that the court realizes that whatever decision it issues on this, it is going to have pretty dramatic momentous implications and probably likely to anger a number of people on one side or the other. >> do you think it's going to change the way you cover the court? >> well, it probably makes it even harder to press some of the issues for access to the court. we've had a lot of concerns about the court and transparency, even through this period of covid over the last couple of years but even before that. so probably going to be more skittish about that than before, but it was not a terribly transparent institution to start with. >> that's for sure. we talk, a lot of times, we say, this is going to change everything politically. >> ali, did you sense that on capitol hill? a mo

okay, kimberly, how can it the white house? thank you now. so to come here on al jazeera, a tragic life captured and vibrant color. the staggering price expected for andy will house classic portraits of marilyn ah well it may, it should be blooming in europe and it is, is getting warm actually. i mean, it looks like a lot of clarks from across the bridge out. maybe scandinavia and things aren't quite as warm here, but for most of europe, even the shower dying down there around in romania cross, croatia, at least during tuesday. but there's quite a large gap with knowing much private in the sky. and if you over lay the temperature forecast, plenty of oranges and reds, which means temperature, well up now are going up fairly steadily. and example, vienne is going up to 25 to 29 by thursday, the of the average and steadily warming fancy doing something pretty similar. i have to say, but i get to wednesday. borders at $32.00 south coast got on shore breeze, but again, it's sunshine for most countries in europe, england, denmark, i think probably

and i want have correspond, kimberly how it joins this live now from washington and kimberly you've been here talk of a potential deal that seem politicians on the firearms. yeah, that's correct. yeah. you know, often we have had, after these types of mass shootings in the united states, a lot of despair over the fact that there doesn't seem to be any action taken to prevent the next one. this time there seems to be at least an ag glimmer that there might be some sort of discussion happening on capitol hill that things could be changing. and why this is significant is the fact that there has up until now been legislation this from past in the house of representatives. but once it gets to the upper chamber, the senate in the u. s. congress. what happens typically is that the handful of republican senators, conservatives tend to block the legislation and nothing happens from there. this time. some of those very same senators are working with some democrats, is about a group of 10 of them. and they're looking at a number of different measures, for example, red flag laws to try and keep hand

kimberly, in the corridors of power over gun control. but it's sort of the type of legislation that still the gray area that everyone can agree on. after this tragedy happened, many people shrugged their shoulders and resigned themselves to the fact that this is what happens in america. and nothing will change. but in the last day or so, there have been some hopeful signs that perhaps this time might be different. what we're seeing is some talking among a bipartisan group of 10 senators. and why this is significant is that in the past, what we've seen is legislation to prevent tragedy, such as we've seen in texas this week have passed in the house of representatives, which is the lower chamber of commerce congress. but then when it gets up to the upper chamber of the senate, aide is blocked by a handful of republicans. but this time lows, republican seemed to be willing to work with some of their democratic counterparts . and why this is significant is that in a 100 person senate, where you have roughly a 5050 split of democrats and repu

kimberly. how could our white house correspondent? well, all diplomatic editor james space has more from me to headquarters in brussels by speaking to diplomats about this. and they say, yes, president. oh, once objections that he states are about kurdish nationalists and about what he says harbouring terrorism by sweden and finland. but perhaps there are other issues and perhaps the real targets of, of his comments is not sweden and finland, but it's actually the us. i think that they are also a little worried here because they thought when turkey 1st raised these objections, just about a week ago that it was a bump in the road that they would sorted out at the berlin summit of nato that took place. then they were hoping that a meeting between the u. s. secretary state and the turkish foreign minister was sorted out and still the objections of their from the turkish side. that's worrying for nicer because they really were trying to fast track this process. they were going to get the application letters in, they were going to start th

kimberly how can you joyce be now kimberly, it was a crucial meeting full president biden with his swedish and finish prime ministers as guess on the crucial discussions. really about the strategy moving forward to make sure they can actually become members of nato. as a crucial meeting for the u. s. president jo fight because he's thrown the full weight of the white house for the hive. the membership bids of sweden and finland and before those 2 nations, it was crucial because they really need the white house support in order to convince turkey, one of the opposing members currently. 2 of these membership bids in order to achieve the goal. now, in terms of the meeting, it lasted roughly an hour or so in the oval office. and then the leaders emerged in the rose court garden where the u. s. president. he spoke there really, through his support behind this calling design historic moment and throwing the weight of the united states, saying that it has the villainous, we didn't really have the full support of the united states in terms of their effort calling nato. what of the strongest most p

kimberly hall. good. kimberly. thank you. please and focused on are far tier gosh and use their bottles again. supporters of former primary sodium, wrong con, interior minister says nearly 1700 supporters of the ousted fear of being arrested . cons called in his supporters to strangers, sitting in his slum about to demand new elections. the government's blocked roads leading into the capital in deployed closes of security. personal welcome on hunters, lifeless in islam about come, all understand that you close to well those demonstrations. tell us what's been happening where right now where we are, we did just shouting distant from harlem and that would intend failing. and there was a cloud of guys. in fact, they did the effect on the paper and even inside the building that you can see a little while ago, the code that you're behind me was pushed back by the police after the intent here getting but they have now come back to the scene. i cross focused on and upon job and le hall major 50 the other part of the job. even in the

and then behind the kimberly mosque, you have what's called the western wall. this is where jews are allowed to pray. this is on the outside of the compound. so what you've seen over the last, you know, quite some time really over the last couple of years. the change in nature of who is accessing the compound, how they're behaving on it. you have documentations, online, really videos, youtube videos where jews are documented, praying on the side. this is of course forbidden, under the status quo, and seen as hugely provocative. and i think so now you seem to have the spotlight on this issue that it's something that's been going on for the very long time. hamas is also taken it upon themselves to say that this is now a red line for them that they're ready to engage with rockets again, having settle this. also a lot of negotiations behind the scenes, diplomatic efforts at is, are all saying that they need to reign to send israel always maintains every government since the status quo was agreed that it has no intention of changing it . but the fax on the ground, a

and white house corresponding kimberly hancock joins us now live thought kimberly. so why is president bond and talking about all this today? he's talking about it because he's trying to get ahead of what potentially could be some negative headlines and also some perhaps dips in the market on wall street as a result of the expected rate hike in interest rates. that we are anticipating this week as early as potentially tomorrow, wednesday here in the united states. and so the u. s. president is trying to really tell what he sees as successes by his administration. but it comes at a time when americans are not feeling particularly confident about how the president has been handling the economy, or for that matter, the federal reserve that might be in charge of, or that is in charge of raising these interest rates. if you look at this time last year, 57 percent of americans felt confident about both of those of bodies, executive branch and the federal reserve. and the handle of economy that is dropped by double digits down to 43 percent. so the u. s. president, trying

kimberly how come with that update for us? thank you. marsha says almost $700.00 ukrainian fight as the as a staff still don't have surrendered in the past 24 hours, it's unclear what will happen to them next. an earlier group was taken to a former penal colony in russian controlled territory. while the wounded were taken the hospital for treatment. ukraine once a prisoner swap, but russia's parliament is considering banning the exchange of as of members for russian prisoners. i said, beg, has more from coming towards when to stand there. still, some of those clinging soldiers still in at that moment. know the president, that lensky has said that the military intelligence and the most influential international mediators are trying to negotiate or talk to try to try to be involved in the evacuation of those remaining fighters. now they have said that they will not surrender. an uncertainty is not a word that ukraine has used and even for those that have been taken to russian health her for doing the words being used by the ukrainians is t

let's bring in white house correspondent kimberly help get. he joins us live now. kimberly just how crucial is this meeting between president biden and the ladies of women and fate. and as i push ahead with that feed to join nature, well certainly crucial in that there is definitely the support of the white house that is needed for these beds by both finland and sweden. in fact, the national security advisor james sullivan called the applications of the 2 nations are real watershed moment. so in terms of how significant this meeting is, it's a big deal. i. we should point out that the 2 leaders are now on the campus of the white house grounds. they arrived here at the white house and have been inside the oval office meeting with president joe biden for about 45 minutes. now we do ultimately expect they will emerge to the rose garden to give us a sense of what they discussed. the white house said it will be a range of issues, security issues, as well as their collective support for ukraine. and of course, it is really their support of ukraine and their opposition to

for more on this, i'm bringing out what has corresponding kimberly. how could, who joins us live now. hello that, kimberly what's behind this move and what sanctions are being lifted? well, what i can tell you about why this is happening now. you have to remember that this is coming just one day after the by the administration. also relax some restrictions on cuba is that basically these are back to back move. they're done in coordination and the timing is no accident. now in terms of the easing of the sanctions that are coming on oil rich, venezuela. what this is, is really a reef focusing of some of the biden administration's policy on the western hemisphere. and until now, there had been largely a focus on asia and the asia pacific region, but there is a new focus on this western hemisphere. and the reason is, is that there is a largely a setting of the table for an event that is set to take place next month in los angeles. and that, of course, is the summit of the americas. now, some of these moves are controversial, even with members of the presi

again, that's bringing our white house correspondent kimberly hawkins. kimberly, we heard the u. s. president on tuesday, pleading for congress to do something on gun laws. how likely is it that they actually do something? well, it's a controversial issue in the united states. there are many that hold dear. the 1st are met or rather the 2nd amendment, the right to bear arms in the united states. something is protected under the u. s . constitution, particularly conservatives in the united states that believe that it is their right to have a firearm. and so there are many in the u. s. congress that represent these voters that will fight against any effort to put in place what the democratic party calls reasonable gun laws and still in the wake of this shooting. once again, we are hearing from some of the loudest voices, including senator chris murphy, who represents the state of connecticut. where of course, roughly 10 years ago, that is where the sandy hook, shooting very similar to the one that took place. you know, just 24 hours ago in texas having a similar number of children

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well, our white house correspondent, kimberly how could joins us live. hi there. kimberly. so what can biden in congress do we heard back call to action there and from the president talking about passing sensible gun reform and standing up to the lobby's? well, you have to remember that the, the system of government in the united states is the president to and the congress or co equal branches of government. so the president can do executive orders and congress can legislate. but if they are 2 separate bodies that act and so other sort of independent of one another, although the president does signed legislation into law. what's confusing all of this is that often what we see in the case of gun legislation is that it will pass in the house of representatives. but then it gets to the outer chamber, which is the u. s. senate and that's where it seems to stall, largely because there are many republicans in the u. s. senate who are beholden to the national rifle association, or the largest gun lobby in the united states. as many of them have received donations for their campaig