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successor is chosen for this would seem to be the first accountability for what hap happened. >> it needs to be done. when you look at the history of what has actually happened, they were prealerted. a lot of people watching, saw them rehearsing. i frankly blew off all the reports. this is a responsibility for them. this is not unusual. what happened after pearl harbor under supreme justice roberts responsible because of their election of duty. it's good for the israelis to do it. this is a problem for netanyahu over the long term. this will come back pretty hard. this was a big mistake. usually the israelis don't do that. >> john: there are a lot of people think that either way, netanyahu is done when this is all over. biden, let's take a look at where he is. full support for israel when iran was attacking.
a women's cricket side in essex have achieved a first. they're celebrating after becoming a professional team. it follows a successful bid supported by the universty of essex and a number of cricket boards. they're one of eight counties launching a women's team for 2025. it's hoped it will encourage more people to try the sport. let's take a look at the tubes. there are sever delays on the baklerloo and minor delays on jubilee lines. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it is a chilly start to the week — temperatures very close to zero — and we're going to hang on to these colder temperatures for much of this week. now, a bright start, a bit of sunshine first thing, but this cloud is going to sink south as we head further through today. could just get some spots of rain, some drizzle. temperatures really struggling — a disappointing 11 celsius. then overnight tonight, we'll see this cloud continue to sink further south. again, the odd spot of rain, but that cloud actually means it's not going to be quite as chilly as last night — the minimum
can look at baylor that doula budget, a look at they got hello? it is rudimentary, but effective enough. he's laid several in the forest the fact you would only hit an elephant's feet would still make it deadly, or you gobbled, you're done that i will ever will work this clash, this crash between species, seems so unlikely out in the green vastness yet sri, lanka has 10%
was stabbed in the eye during protests over the weekend and she just shared her story last hour. let's take a look at this. >> they saw me and so they began to taunt me as well because they recognized that i was there. i was something they view as an enemy. finally the taunting continued and escalated and i was just there to record them. the taunting he escalated until someone waved a palestinian flag in my face and stabbed me in the eye. when i tried to run after him organizer stood in front of me to stop me from catching my assailant. >> harris: chaos at columbia university has been constant. we've captured almost every second of it. they want to be seen not talk to us. the school added more security and additional police officer patrols as the protests enter day six. they also moved classes online this morning. so now kids who went there to
look they want a, cup i the elephant disturbed near the road rash the father sugata parlor, but he tried to save this is bicycle as well as his own life still. plastic elephant tasks or don his resting place. but what they are venerated, there is nothing gentle about them when threatened. arlene divided and magee and with that, thank you a lot the bicycle the father saved still sits outside there is sympathy in the laws of a wild even less here near where he died where lives the village hunter. and what are parlor who doesn't want his face shone. >> we call it i know. nothing way but the modally i'll rallied. yeah, but it bite. you
and a number of cricket boards. they're one of eight counties launching a women's team for 2025. it's hoped it will encourage more people to try the sport. let's take a look at the tubes now. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it is a chilly start to the week — temperatures very close to zero — and we're going to hang on to these colder temperatures for much of this week. now, a bright start, a bit of sunshine first thing, but this cloud is going to sink south as we head further through today. could just get some spots of rain, some drizzle. temperatures really struggling — a disappointing 11 celsius. then overnight tonight, we'll see this cloud continue to sink further south. again, the odd spot of rain, but that cloud actually means it's not going to be quite as chilly as last night — the minimum between three and six celsius. so, as we head into tuesday, the cloud staying with us — it's actually a cold front — it will gradually start to sink south. so as we head through tuesday
parliament hasn't given the police the powers that they need and the powers... in fact, sir matt rowley and saira khan, the extremism tsar in the past recommended to government they haven't been implemented and that's video, that's placards that's on both inciting hatred and on promoting terrorist organisations. and so i would say give the police and i have said give the police more powers and the police i think can they be held to account for using them. but if you don't give them the powers then you have a problem. he was speaking a little earlier, the independent adviser to the government on anti—semitism. that is it from me, but before then a look at the weather. hello again. yesterday was northern ireland's warmest day of this year so far. today, temperatures will be a little bit lower here. but by the time we get to wednesday,
thing was that not only were they being entertained, but they were learning. the way that young people and children get their educational content from the bbc has definitely evolved with the times. as we race into the �*90s, technology transforms bbc education. bitesize, the online learning portal for young people, is launched. we've got a little page here. there we are. the gcse bitesize revision... becoming even more relevant during the covid—19 pandemic, as schools across the uk closed. the site attracted almost four million weekly users. this is the bbc light programme. from gathering around the wireless to live lesson streaming on smart boards, a lot has changed in the last 100 years. and it's time for us to go now. until tomorrow, bye—bye. ricky boleto, bbc news. some lovely memories. time for a look at the weather.
time for a look at the weather. here's stav danaos. thanks very much, ben. good afternoon. we enjoyed some good, dry, much—needed dry weather this weekend. it was chilly, really cool for the time of year, for the rest of this week, we hold onto that chilly feeling air, our air source coming down from the north, mostly dry, but there will be outbreaks of rain. the best of sunshine towards the west. we hold onto this northerly airflow for the next few days, for most of this week, and the mildest air will stay in the atlantic. this is because we have this area of high pressure which has retreated westwards, meaning we are dragging down northerly winds. these weather fronts across the country today have brought some patchy rain. you can see the rain on the radar satellite here. affecting north—east of england, through the midlands and down into south—west and central areas. the best of sunshine across more south—eastern areas and across western scotland and northern ireland, where we will continue to see the driest of the weather and the best of the sunshine if any. we
time for the look at the business. we'll start with news from tesla, the electric car—maker is the focus of investors on wall street for all the wrong reasons today. they have opened sharply lower, slashing the price war its model free car by around $2000 in major markets, including germany and china. that is after similar price cuts in the united states. tesla has been grappling with falling sales and rising competition in the electric car market. that is causing many investors to rethink how they value the company. shares have lost more than 40% of their value this year. tesla reports quarterly results tomorrow evening. earlier i spoke to david bailey, professor of business economics at the university of birmingham, he specialises in the car industry. he gave me a sense of just how tough it is right now for tesla. . , , . just how tough it is right now for tesla. . , ' . ., ., tesla. really difficult water for tesla,