Domestic Pressure on Netanyahu, GOP Debate in Miami, Union Deal with Hollywood

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🗓️ 9 November 2023

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Israelis blame Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for security failures that led to 1,400 deaths by Hamas. GOP presidential candidates take heated shots at the third debate in Miami. And the Screen Actors Guild reaches a tentative agreement with major studios.

Today's episode of Up First was edited by Michael Sullivan, Megan Pratz and Rose Friedman.
It was produced by Shelby Hawkins, Ben Abrams and Milton Guevara.
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0:00.0	There are growing calls for Israel's Prime Minister to resign. They blame him for security failures that led to the Hamas attack.
0:09.0	Benjamin Netanyahu cannot stay even one more day.
0:12.6	So will he heed the call?
0:14.4	I'm in Martinez, that's Lila Foddle, and this is up first from NPR News.
0:17.8	Mickey Haley and Vague Ramoswami traded shots during the third GOP debate.
0:24.1	She made fun of me for actually joining Tik-Toc while her own daughter was actually using the
0:28.7	app for a long time.
0:29.7	Leave my daughter out of your voice.
0:32.1	Of the five candidates on stage, who stood out and who floundered.
0:36.0	And the Actors Union reached an agreement with studios to end its strike.
0:40.0	Obviously, we'd like to try to preserve a summer of films.
0:44.0	So what are the terms?
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