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known to target this particular place. let's talk more about the international community and could truly be myself. what people are saying right >> i want people to experience this beautifully diverse city. now. specifically israel. what have we heard from government there's no other place like it. officials overnight? >> my happy place returns sunday, june 1st on cnn. >> well, paula, we're hearing unity across the board in >> breaking news and live images israel. all officials who are coming out of washington, where speaking publicly, condemning voting is expected to begin very soon in the house. on president what has happened, all of them saying that this is an act of trump's sweeping domestic policy bill. republican leaders, as you know, they have been trying to antisemitism. and we are hearing sway a few hard line holdouts similar from leaders and foreign within their own party without ministers around europe as well. but to focus on israel, to start losing more moderate members. with, we have just heard a press democrats. they've been attempting to delay the gop bill in protests over that piece of briefing from gideon saar, the the foreign minister of israel, legislation, which includes where he said that he had been measures that would deeply cut into two of the nation's biggest concerned that something like safety net programs, like this was going to happen. let's medicaid and food stamps. if the listen to what he said. bill passes, the next step would be a vote in the senate. so this >> this is. certainly could result in a >> the direct. massive legislative victory for >> result of toxic, anti-semitic donald trump. so we're certainly incitement against israel and going to continue to monitor this and bring you any developments in the hours ahead, jews around the world that has especially when that vote

been going on since the october happens. and to check on the 7th massacre recently, we have other breaking news that we've been following this morning, two israeli embassy staff members fatally shot in washington, d.c., in the last hour. they witnessed an unprecedented wave were identified as yaron of terror attacks and attempts against israeli missions around leszczynski and sarah milgram, the israeli ambassador to the the world, with an emphasis on u.s. says the victims were about europe. to get engaged. a witness telling cnn that the suspected gunman waited for police to arrive before claiming that he >> now, he also said that not a did it. quote, for gaza. and week has gone by where there police say he also shouted free hasn't been an attack or an attempted attack on israeli palestine as he was arrested. he's been identified as 30 year targets. he said many of them go old elias rodriguez from chicago. president trump calling unreported. we've also heard from the israeli prime minister, the attack anti-semitic in a benjamin netanyahu, who has said this, and i quote, my heart post on social media. meanwhile, aches for the families of the a series of communication blackouts recently at newark beloved young man and woman whose lives were suddenly cut liberty international airport, they've been leading to short by a vile anti-semitic widespread chaos since last month. but it's not just newark murderer. we are witnessing the as we've been learning. a cnn terrible cost of anti-semitism investigation investigation and the wild incitement against finding that reports of radar the state of israel. now, he and communication outages at said that he had been speaking dozens of air traffic control to the u.s. attorney pam bondi, facilities across the country in

recent years. and that includes screens going black and radios and she had been telling him exactly what had happened, going silent with real lives on updating him on the the line. and in one incident, investigation, and said that the controllers described losing all u.s. president, donald trump contact with pilots as two himself, was personally involved planes were on a collision in managing the response to the course, resulting in a narrow attack. now, the prime minister miss. more now from aviation correspondent pete muntean. also said that there was a >> we just lost all frequencies. directive that went out around >> and communications here. the world that security be >> newark air traffic control meltdowns. reinforced at all. israeli >> we don't have a radar, so i don't know where you are. missions, wherever they may be. >> are only the. now, we heard very similar >> latest in a litany. >> of equipment failures. sentiments from the israeli >> at. president as well. isaac herzog >> aging federal. aviation administration facilities saying, i'm devastated by the nationwide. scenes in washington, d.c. he >> a cnn. >> investigation found dozens. called it a despicable act of of reports. >> submitted by. >> air traffic controllers and hatred of anti-semitism, which pilots over the. >> last. has claimed the lives of two >> three years. young employees of the israeli >> along with more than a. >> thousand. embassy. at the end of his >> faa alerts of. tweets, he mentioned israel and >> equipment issues. >> painting a. america will stand united in >> picture of dangerous. >> outages that. defense of our people and our >> are far more common than previously known. dave riley shared values. terror and hate worked as an air traffic controller at three different will not break us. now, we heard faa facilities before retiring in 2020. a similar sentiment from the >> it becomes so routine that it feels like it's every day that

israeli ambassador to the un, danny danon, who spoke to cnn there's some sort of equipment earlier, and he said that this isn't just an attack on the issue. >> cnn uncovered in 2023 a state of israel. it's not just controller at the tampa approach control facility reported the an attack on the jewish degradation of radio equipment community. it is also an attack to the point that a commercial flight and a cargo plane ended against the u.s. itself. he also up on a collision course at the said that all embassies of same altitude. i frantically israel at the moment are attempted to reach aircraft x to issue a turn, the controller currently on high alert. and he wrote. if we could somehow called on world leaders to acquire equipment that worked temper their their speech. and reliably, particularly frequencies that would really he also called on world leaders assist. in the success of separating aircraft, the reports to do more, to try and stop are compiled independently by anti-semitic crimes. apollo. nasa. though incidents are >> with tensions high all around unverified and not always the world, paula, this no doubt investigated by the faa, those will send shockwaves. as you point out, around the world. reports. >> just get filed and they. paula hancocks, thank you so >> just sit there. >> a cnn analysis of the faa's own advisories warned of radars much for that. we're also keeping a very close eye on or radio frequencies being out of service or facing issues once capitol hill, where house nearly every other day last republican leaders are pushing ahead to vote on a bill to fund year. in a statement, the faa president donald trump's domestic policy agenda. only one admitted our system is outdated republican voted to oppose it. that's a drastic shift from and showing its age, a problem earlier, when disagreements

acknowledged by transportation between republican leaders and secretary sean duffy, as the trump administration is calling hardliners threatened to for a nationwide overhaul of the threaten the actual future of air traffic control system. nick the bill. here's where things stood on late wednesday. are daniels heads the union of you. controllers. >> inclined to support. >> most americans today walk. >> this bill now? >> around. >> with more. computing power in >> that is assuming that we that their. >> pocket than air traffic we know everything about what's controllers have at the ready. this will continue. happening in happened in the bill. i'm going more and more facilities around the country. impacting more in to get a full read in as far airports. >> and the time for. as as to what like, made it out >> action is now. cnn also found of the rules package. what a report of a september 2021 failure of radio and radar at what's in it? what's not in it? the busy miami center facility the meeting today with with as weather was rolling in. if trump was very productive. these type of events happen >> still looking. once, it's one too many. the >> for a few more provisions. controller wrote in the nasa >> a few more. database. when the very same >> conversations. >> feeling better? scenario occurred in february of >> yeah. he says it does appear, this year, a controller wrote, this is a systemic issue, and we though, those issues have been resolved for the moment, and don't even have a backup system house speaker mike johnson in place. the controller said we remains confident republicans can actually get the job done. are running normal operations, >> tom cibrowski. pretending everything is okay >> you never know until the final vote tally, but i'm and it's not. this is a very convinced we're going to pass this bill. mike may have 1 or 2 unsafe operation. the bottom no's. you never can be certain. line here is that these failures i mean, this is a massive piece will mean delays, the faa said

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been the pattern. there have been hard line conservative republicans that have often tried to push against bills that are, you know, increasing spending too much or are leading to much bigger spending. in terms of the the national debt, which already stands at 36 trillion. and this bill is going to add over $2 trillion to the national debt. but as i mentioned, the pattern is that these hard liners eventually do cave. and so there is enough party discipline, and i guess enough concessions that were made in the end, particularly with regard to, to medicaid. so some of the hardliners were concerned that medicaid spending was still too high, and they made some amendments to this to increase work requirements and then to push that forward from 2029 to 2026. so they have to please the hardliners. and at the same time, they also have to please those republicans that

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additional 7.6 million americans that are in danger of losing their medicaid coverage, and it is only really going to enhance the wealth of the top 10%. and we already see that trump is not doing well when it comes to the economy, which was one of his better issues. a recent ipsos poll showed that 39% of americans approve of his handling of the economy, which is, you know, under a majority, well under a majority. and even worse, 33%, only 33% approve of his handling of the cost of living. so he does have support from republicans in terms of how he's handling the economy. about 80% do support what he's doing, but only 4% of democrats. and all of this doesn't bode well because the tariffs haven't really even started to bite yet. and let alone this bill, which will, as i mentioned, really hurt those families and individuals that are in need of greater support. >> yeah, we saw markets plunge yesterday, partly in reacting, reacting to this bill. so it

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der leyen's, who are right now hysterically calling for the united states to join in with anti-russian actions and ramp up sanctions. this simply reveals their true intentions. >> so you see two things going on there. the first is, as we say, is is no deviation whatsoever from that hard line position, this rejection of a cease fire. but secondly, we see from lavrov pointing out that europe is trying to pressure the u.s. into more, as he called it, anti-russian actions, that he's trying to sort of capitalize on this division within the transatlantic alliance. the fact that the uk and europe went ahead with sanctions this week without waiting for the united states. so i think it's also notable in the sense of how russia is emboldened that president putin chose this week for a victory lap to the kursk region, this region that russia now claims to have recaptured after ukraine invaded last august. extraordinary in many ways that he would choose to highlight what was essentially a failure of russia's ability to protect its own borders. but it was in the service of this higher goal of painting ukraine as the aggressor in this

conflict, and russia fighting a war of necessity. so i think the question going forward is, does russia care enough about this sort of dangled reset with the u.s. to commit to further talks, to try to advance this peace process in some way, and to prove to the trump administration that its policy of carrots only not sticks towards russia is working. marco rubio said that they're expecting the kremlin to come forward with its sort of memorandum on peace. in the next few days. there's been talk in europe of potentially more talks next week. the finnish president talked about that on wednesday, not confirmed as of yet, and still no sign of this 2000 person prisoner swap that was agreed to in istanbul. so the process is moving very slowly and that benefits russia. >> cnn's clare sebastian in london. thank you so much for for wrapping that up for us. appreciate you. and we'lle right back with much more. >> george clooney and

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and that he chanted free palestine while he was getting put into custody. and we expect the house to begin voting on trump and president trump's so-called big beautiful bill anytime soon. the massive legislation advancing out of the rules committee. just hours ago, after days of back and forth between republican leadership and party hardliners. president trump, he needs this bill to make it through the senate, to make good on his promises that he made during his reelection campaign. and a visit to the white house by south africa's president quickly went sideways as president donald trump ambushed his guest with claims of genocide against white south african farmers. cyril. cyril ramaphosa was hoping to discuss trade and other geopolitical issues. he even brought some golfers along for the trip. instead, we see here he was met with a highly orchestrated presentation put on by president trump's team, visual aids and all, complete with articles and a video that donald trump said

backs up his claims of a white genocide. well, he also repeatedly mentioned these fringe, widely debunked allegations that he's been amplifying for months that white farmers in south africa are having their land seized and are being killed in massive numbers, which is just not true. cnn's larry madowo, following these developments out of nairobi. larry, i've been following closely following all of your incredible reporting here and such valuable context about what took place in the oval office. what should we keep in mind about these? shall we call them sort of misguided claims from the u.s. president? >> paulo? president. president cyril ramaphosa had come to the white house to clarify some of the misunderstanding that he has with president trump, but nothing prepared him for that multimedia ambush. this 4.5 minute video montage showing members of the south african opposition calling for kill the boer kill the farmer, which is

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