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south korean activists who send illegal contraband. they said and propaganda leaflets, food, medicine, and television shows to the north and exchange, they receive trash, the unwanted gifts leaving south koreans disgusted daily life has been disrupted. flight operations have been halted as a result of the thousand balloons. and the incident is further inflaming tensions between the north and south. south korea says it's continuing suspension considering suspending a landmark military agreement to ease tensions around the border all right, next russia tonight warning the united states that it will fold, feel the consequences for allowing ukraine to use american weapons to strike russian targets? so what will put and do we got ourselves a bad man right here we've talked enough in these territory they don't come try, you they will take from you until you are wiped, clean from
rule in gaza first. this conflicts with the white house's statements where president biden publicly outlined the framework deal on friday, he called it an israeli proposal. biden also told qatari officials israel is prepared to move forward and he urged doha to pressure hamas to accept the offer. the latest proposal includes three phases in which hostages would be released in exchange for palestinian prisoners. the second phase, however, calls for a permanent end to the war, which is the sticking point for israel. because of that clause two key right-wing ministers are threatening to level netanyahu's coalition. they say they'll leave and will take down the government if israel signs off on the cease-fire deal. we, of course, will stay on top of this story. still ahead we'll turn to sports and bring you some highlights from the french open as top ranked novack djokovic rallies for a win but now questions linger whether or not
the beginning of the covid, pandemic and has morphed into a villain for half the country. it seems marjorie taylor greene probably embodied the far right of that in the course of this hearing and had to be sort of reprimanded and instructed to stop calling fauci mr. fauci, because she was refusing to do it. he is, of course. dr. fauci, let's watch that exchange do you represent science, mr. fauci? >> yes or no? no. that's not a yes or no yes. it's a yes this is science what is dogs have to do with anything that we're talking about today are scientific experiments you're not dr. your, mr. fauci and my few minutes, he belongs in suspend. i've instructed her to address them as doctor not doctor, we should be writing a criminal referral because you should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity. >> you belong in prison dr. fauci all right. so first of
perverse incentives where children can be exploited. the lawsuit claims that children can be incurred bridged by adults to engage in illicit acts on camera in exchange for money. and the lawsuit also claims and i'm quoting here that tiktok makes these animated gifs even more tempting by designing them like cute, colorful emojis clearly aimed at children. now, tiktok has pushed back on the claims in this report. a spokesperson told me the that the platform has industry-leading policies and measures to help protect the safety and well-being of teens. also said that creators must be at least 18-years-old before they can use this livestream feature. and that the company immediately revokes access to features if we find accounts that do not meet our age requirements, but look, this it's lawsuit claims that tiktok doesn't have sufficient age verification and enforcement measures to ensure that it really is only adults using this livestream feature, john clare duffy. >> thank you so much for reporting on this is something i know will concern a lot of
never be proper. we see how they manipulate the transcripts that we get on a daily basis now so how can you trust that? it's amazing to watch an exchange between the two of them earlier today they were on the channel about ultimately how weaponize it has become, the moving of number three over to the office, all he does is possibly deny, i don't recall are not involved and that's what he says the entire time. >> harris: that's what i wanted to ask emily about since last hour, how in the web can you have a situation where a man as powerful as the attorney general of the united states, who know someone well, how can you simply say he took that and not be able to put that in context for the rest of this. was he unemployed was he desperate? what happened? >> emily: either way and that binary choice you make some look in that effective or oblivious which three choices, and i know
then i can come illegally into the united states here's some of that exchange. >> the question, were you wrong to lift any of those measures, meaning trump measures button. if i was wrong, it's because it took too long you put some back in place. the green card issue, it's been reported that you're looking at reinstating remain in mexico. are you looking reinstating at reinstating know, i mean, it's it's a really tough sort of fine line for the president and this white house to walk right on the one hand, this was a party that has systole said, i'm particularly during the trump years, everything that he is doing on immigration and at the border is inhumane and we don't support it. but at the same time, i think the fact that he is leaning on this 212f authority makes this really, really fraught because he is playing what that is this is the authority that was used repeatedly the by the former president as you do to do some again, yeah, and execute some of his hardline immigration policies. so the fact that biden is using that same
next, listen to this exchange on nhs waiting lists where the audience laughed at the prime minister. we are now making progress. the waiting lists are coming down. but what keir starmer didn't mention to you, which you did, julie... waiting lists were 7.2 million. they're now 7.5 million. he says they're coming down, and this is the guy who says he's good at maths. yeah, they are now coming down. they are now coming down. 7.2, when you said you'd get them down... 7.2 million — they're now 7.5 million. i'd like you to explain how they're coming down. because they were coming down from where they were when they were higher... laughter they are down, right? and both offered direct answers to this question. if you had loved ones on - a long waiting list for surgery, would you, if you felt that - that was the only way forward, use private health care? rishi sunak? yes. keir starmer? no. what about how much tax you might have to pay after the election? please raise your. hand if i am wrong. you as prime minister. will not raise income tax.
billion black hole in labour's spending plans. but this is important. some of the assumptions behind the calculations to get this are questionable. it assumes, for example, that it's always a lot less efficient for the public sector to do things than the private sector. so a dollop of caution here when it comes to that claim. labour, by the way, have made some questionable claims of their own. they didn't come up tonight, but there is more on the bbc website. next, the overall taxation level. it is right to say, as you can see from this graphic, that the tax take since the general election has gone up compared to the size of the economy. you can see it going up. it's forecast to actually go up quite a lot towards the end there, in part because income tax thresholds have been frozen. that means as you earn more money in line with inflation, you pay more tax. rishi sunak has cut national insurance recently, but as you can see from this, keir starmer was right to say, overall, taxes are up. next, have a look at this exchange on the nhs.
paula, i don't know how you feel when you hear a prime minister say, having heard what you are going through, the plan is working, it's right. —— it's all all right. i meet so many people who are struggling with their bills and the prime minister keeps saying — he lives in a different world. listen to this exchange on the nhs waiting list where the audience laughed at the prime minister. we are making progress and the waiting list sucked me down but what keir starmer didn't mention, which you did. this is a guy who said he's good at maths. , ., ., . ., this is a guy who said he's good at maths. , . ., . ., ., 7.2 million when you said you'd get them down, now 7.5 million. they are coming down from where they were when they were higher. laughter and both offered direct answers to this question. if you had loved ones on a long waiting list for surgery, if you thought it was the only way forward to use private health care,
there'll be turned away now, they come to a port of entry. if we hit the maximum that we can't vet don't know who you are that stops everything such down. so i think it absolutely does help us get control of this border to an extent that least we know who's coming and what the purpose and if they have any criminal record behind them, we'd have no net before this is long overdue and i'm glad that happened in murcia. senator, i asked you what it would take for you to endorse president biden. >> let me play that brief exchange. we have listened to this what is president biden need to do to publicly and formerly, when you're endorsed, well, we have an energy security. okay. we have to get to border security. a greatest threat we face right now. i've encouraged the president to do a basically a national emergency. you have to have legal immigration but you cannot allow immigration. illegal immigration, taking over your border he has to step forward on that and strongly so is this the kind of strong action on the border that you said president biden needed to