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to approve a new coalition government that ends benjamin netanyahu's 12—year run as prime minister. at the end of a fiery session lasting more than four hours, members of the knesset confirmed the new government will be headed for the first two years by the religious nationalist naftali bennett, who will then hand over the premiership to the centrist, yair lapid. our correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem. take us through the importance of this moment, please. this take us through the importance of this moment, please.— this moment, please. this is a really momentous _ this moment, please. this is a really momentous day - this moment, please. this is a really momentous day in - this moment, please. this is a | really momentous day in israeli politics, janes. first of all, we have through the end of an era, with benjamin netanyahu released for the moment. he has spent 15 years as prime minister in israel, the longest serving prime minister israel has ever seen and what as to thatis israel has ever seen and what as to that is the fact we have this very unlikely coalition, voted in by a razor—thin margin at the vote of confidence went through with 60 votes, yes, 59 votes against and one
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and every step we take, we take because of people like you reach out to us and are here to support my mother-in-law and my husband and our family. we really truly appreciate that. thank you. >> lift up your candles for dave. >> but they didn't know then didn't know what the police had discovered. a key piece of evidence almost overlooked at first. >> the lead investigator in this case walks in, he's just looking around. and i mean, you've got a dining room table, you've got a hutch, you've got a grandfather clock. so he opened up that clock and it was an oh, wow moment. >> now, why would a prowler leave something so important in there? if the intruder was outside, how did a key piece of evidence get inside? and something else seemed odd. jane's behavior. >> she actually tried to keep one of the police officers out
but scott lloyd's agency, the federal government agency he was running wouldn't let her leave the shelter to go to the doctor. that is what ultimately became a class-action lawsuit led by that pregnant teenage girl who was literally being forced to continue this pegs -- pregnancy against her will by the u.s. government until the aclu intervened to take her case and won it. we talked to the attorney who sued on her behalf. >> they were literally holding her hostage, blocking the door, preventing her from obtaining an abortion. and i believe that was their goal to hold her hostage until she carried this pregnancy to term against her will. >> talking about her client who had the name in court of jane doe. as that case made its way through the courts, the aclu kept turning up more janes, more girls who were being held in shelters overseen by this guy
and yell the story a little bit. this is the part to me that is actually the most shocking part of it. remember, the aclu had sued to stop scott lloyd from blocking these girls access to abortion, right? they did very well in that suit. on march 30th of last year, they won a major victory in that case, not only had the original jane doe been allowed to get the abortion that she has been seeking, on march 30th, a federal judge granted class action status to that case and ordered scott lloyd and anybody else in charge at the trump administration's office of refugee resettlement, that they needed to by court order stop interfering with or obstructing any access to a judicial bypass related to pregnancy dating, abortion counseling or any other pregnancy related clear. as of march 30th last year, the courts have stepped in and stopped this. the court, march 30th, tells scott lloyd this trump administration appointee, that
as a federal official, he needs to stop interfering with these girls' decisions about whether or not they're going to get an abortion. march 30th was that order from the court. we called up the lawyer who had fought this case. one of the things she told us is that among the things that was most shocking about this document, which she had never previously seen, was that the dates on this spreadsheet show that scott lloyd kept tracking all the girls' pregnancies and their menstrual cycles for months after that court ruling. that court ruling ordering him to stop reporting. all of these dates on the first page are from june of last year. he was supposed to stop this stuff in march, he kept doing it. and we don't know if scott lloyd continued to physically block girls from access to abortion services the way he was before the court ruling, after he was ordered not to by a federal