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whitfield were watching several breaking news stories at this hour right now emotional moments in israel after a dramatic rescue operation freeze four hostages from hamas family and friends reuniting with their loved ones after eight months of captivity in gaza, more on that in a moment. but first and important moment in the face of world war by threats to democracy. two of the world's oldest allies, the united states and france coming together in paris president biden assumed to attend a state dinner at this hour at the lee say palace. you see people in position, the band and position the red carpet and position for guests to arrive the guest to varner biden's for their rival for the state dinner alright, let's begin with a breaking news underway. in france right now president biden and the first lady soon to arrive there at the e lee elysee palace in paris for the state dinner with

the french president emmanuel macron. it's all part of biden's high-stakes trip to france aimed at strengthening the alliance with a critical us ally and reinforcing the commitment to support ukraine in its war with russia, were looking at pictures right now of more guests arriving cnn's melissa bell is in paris for us. melissa, what more can you tell us about the state dinner, how it will all play out, too, are among the distinguished guests we've been looking at folks arrive thing there and the purpose behind this dinner, the importance of the dinner a lot of beautiful people on their way into the laissez palestine. >> in fact, i just posted on my way to speak to frederica and it's a pretty glitzy affair the entire surrounding area of paris has been entirely blocked off for it three people, but for those invited, i think it's gonna be a pretty spectacular occasions. it's the state banquet. we expect the president to arrive in a short

while. the dinners do to get underway officially in about 40 minutes, fredricka and this is really the culmination of a state visit that has been an awful lot about optics. it's been about president biden standing in parts of norman de, that american heroes had helped liberate 80 years ago, him speaking chinese domestic audience. but to the world as well about the ongoing need to continue helping ukraine. and what we saw today was some pretty impressive pageantry from the scholz. easy, remember that today is the day that marks frederica the official end of world war ii. the surrender of the germans, and we celebrated on the eightfold though the defeat was signed on the seventh because it's when it came into effect. so traditionally, each year and then your and my comb places of wreath that the tomb of the unknown soldier there at the ogden often makes his way down the sean's today, he did it with president biden again the optics of that really important and lots of references over the course of the day from president biden about france's

being america's oldest ally, very much what we'd heard when president mecole, you remember, had been received for his first state dinner under the biden presidency in december of 2022, they'd been able to celebrate that aligns then now, this dinner tonight about welcoming. well, welcoming the american presence in return, reminding the world. and again, domestic audiences back in the u.s. the importance of the transatlantic alliance ancient how old it is rooted of course, in the histories of both united states and france. and really cementing that. so what you're seeing at the laissez tonight and what you've heard very much from both presence aid, lots of warm words about their complicity on questions like crane, their intention to go further still to help president zelenskyy tonight, though, a lot about the pageantry and the show, the elisa palace, all decked out. and as i say, a lot of pretty well-known people

sound the hyack actresses, pharrell williams as well. john kerry invited as well. >> ahead. >> we've watched them arrive ahead of the presidential coupled that are due to arrive soon. frederick and melissa, while we've spent a lot of time talking about the messaging on this global stage. coming from the american present. >> how about the messaging to the french president macron? >> because early on there were a couple of moments where some feathers were ruffled, right? and in terms of during the biden administration and france was a unnerved by being left out of say, like the submarine deal. and how much of this moment is also about resolidified the relationship chip between these two administrations. even though it is an election year and there are a lot of frayed nerves of that have been expressed about what could happen in november. but for the present, how much of this was also about? you

know, just resolidified the relationship between macron and biden i think you're right. >> fredricka, that relationship has come a long way. what do you remember that as a result of that orcas route that you mentioned the submarine deal stolen as the french swift from i'm under their noses and handed to the australians by washington. this wavelet, the extraordinary measure of president mecole recalling the french ambassador to washington and no one could really remember the last time that, that had happened at the time as i recall, it had been a pretty important step in showing just how grieved aggrieved france was by the move. so there had been some rebuilding to do. but i think for both presidents are right. we've been talking a lot about why this visit and all the messaging that's come from in it matters to present biden at this particular point. but remember that president mccoys also facing some pretty difficult to elections this weekend, european elections are being held across the european union the far right is expected

to do the extremely well we'll know by tomorrow night. who's which parties have done best. but here in france and many of my calls, parties don't expect you to terribly well. so these this messaging mattered to him about the importance of the central holding in the face of more conservative forces. i think it was messaging that mattered to both presidents domestic audiences federica. >> all right. melissa bell. thank you so much. i hesitated for a moment when we're looking at the pictures because we are waiting for the live pictures, the live entrance of president biden and the first lady. and what we just saw moment ago, it was earlier in the de when they were there at the lee a palace. but meantime, we looked blood pictures right now. meantime, let's continue this conversation. i want to bring in now cnn contributor frida ghitis. she is also a global affairs columnist, free to great to see you. i mean, there was so much symbolism over what has transpired during this five-day visit for a president biden while in france is this the moment this state dinner? is this the punctuation

there is that its meaning, the punctuation of this relationship of re-establishing the commitment of the us, not just to france, but to all our allies. nato allies. is that what this is about? >> little your right there, there's been so much symbolism during this entire visit. we've seen these visits before. we've seen these d-day commemorations for 80 years. there's never been one quite like this. europe is facing to threats that are really overshadowing everything that occurs during this visit. one is this, this russian war against ukraine. the other one is the possibility that a president, a former president, who is threatening to change the entire character of the alliance between the united states and europe could return to power and all these all these commitments are these reassurances from president biden are going to be not worth very much there, there's a story that biden tells that

when he met macron after taking office, he told them he told him mr. president or a manuel, whatever he called them, america is back and macron responded, yes, but for how long? and i think that really encapsulates the anxiety that is one sentence in europe now. >> so you're not being subtle at all. there is great anxiety right now with these some five months ago before elections here in the us, about how permanent or how temporary this re-articulated commitment is. >> absolutely no. biden has really reinvigorated nato. he has reinvigorated the atlantic alliance, that relationship between the united it states on europe. he has made it, made it a central piece of his emphasis administration to maintain a commitment to ukraine's survival in the face of this aggression from russia. and he has repeatedly said that the united states and europe are

solid, solid alive but know everybody knows that there's an election coming and you talk to people in europe and they wonder what's going to happen. and there's nothing by them can say that can completely dispel that fear because people have heard, they heard donald trump himself say that when he was asked by a natal member if the united states would stand and by native, by, by native country, fewer attacked that trump said, i would encourage russia to do. and his words whatever the hell they want. if, if these natal countries have made whatever financial commitments they had, they had agreed to though so it's it's it's a difficult time. it's an anxious time. >> all right. for to get us. thank you so much. i'm going to have you stick around though, right. because we are awaiting their rival of president biden biden and dr. jill biden there to the state dinner. and then we also expect that there will be comments coming from emmanuel macron, as well as joe biden, the presence of these two nations, france and u.s.

during this dinner. and then i've got you free to help us through it all. thank you so much for you to appreciate it. all right. now, two other breaking news. we're following for israeli hostages rescued in a daring idf operation central gaza, palestinians describing the mission as hell on earth, amid a heavy barrage of shelling and artillery fire gaza officials say those blasts killed more than 200 people and injured hundreds more. >> the four hostages are now safe and israel, for the first time since hamas abducted them at the nova music festival on october 7, emotional moments right there today, it's family and friends were united with their loved ones. >> cnn's paula hancocks, and priscilla alvarez are tracking all of the developments up paul, let's go to you. you are outside the hospital where these hostages are still being evaluated bring us up to date on their condition and all that we know about this rescue to operation so far, they all came

for their medical checkup here that we heard from one of the doctors who had looked at them saying that they will stable and they were all in good medical conditions. >> some of them still undergoing checks at this point though, but it has been a day of high emotions here as friends since and family have been coming in at two see those for israeli hostages who have spent the last eight months in captivity in gaza now we heard some of the details of that mission had happened in this disrupt in central gaza from the idf, we understand it happened to the 11:00 a.m. joint mission between the military, the security agency, and the police that they say was weeks in the planning. the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu giving the green light for it go ahead on thursday. now they say it was focused on two buildings that they entered to try and rescue these four hostages. they say they were under fire as they went in and as they left. but

you see images of those hostages on board the helicopter is touching down in israel celebrations, relief on faces, and we've been hearing from some of the families of those that were released saying there are more that needs to be released, 120 more. all of them that we've heard from from their calling for a ceasefire deal and then polo, what more have you heard about these? >> some 200 people that were killed in the middle of this operation and 400 others injured for the price paid for this mission has been unquestionably high we do have images from our cnn producer on the ground. i have to caution they are very distressing to watch, but we see a constant chain of dead and injured coming into the al-aqsa martyrs hospital in central gaza. some saying that this happened in the early morning, that there was this initial operation

ongoing more than 210 killed and more than 400 injured according to the media office in gaza. now we don't have clarity on the breakdown at this point of civilians versus fighters, but we do know that many of those that were brought into that hospital would children many work. women as well, really some horrific images coming through one of them saying it was held on friday. >> all right. paula hancocks. thank you so much. let's bring in now priscilla alvarez from washington. so priscilla one us official is telling cnn that an american cell, so ported this rescue effort. what more or official saying about the kind of us involvement that may have happened here yeah. >> that us officials saying that an american sell on israel did aid this effort working with israeli forces. we do not know how or to what extent yeah, but we have asked the white house for more information on this now,

earlier today, the president biden welcomed the news of this rescue alongside the french president i, want to echo president macron's comments. welcome you to safe rescue four hostages were returned to their families you, won't stop working until all the hostages come home and a ceasefire is reached that is essential to happen now, national security adviser, jake sullivan echoed that in a statement that follow calling this a successful operation to rescue those four hostages from the grips of hamas and gaza. >> now, the us of course, has been pushing for hostage talks to continue for there to be a deal which would include the release of hostages, as well as a ceasefire. in fact the president had laid out that proposal publicly putting enormous pressure on all parties to try to reach an agreement this week the us along with 16 other countries called on hamas to close the deal. so this is all part of this ongoing pressure that the

us is building for there to be this agreement that would pave the way for a ceasefire and also the release of all of the hostages that are being held by hamas. we also know that senior us officials return to the middle east to try to give momentum to some of those talks. we don't know the state of them whether they will reach an agreement. but today, the u.s. is touting this as a successful operation as they have seen, the rescue of these four hostages, fred. >> alright, priscilla alvarez and paula hancocks. thanks to both of you, ladies. appreciate it. >> all right. still come remembering d-day 80 years later, tuskegee airmen lieutenant colonel henry stewart, a member of the greatest generation and who defended liberty. he'll join me live next cnn newsroom brought to you by progressive, get a business insurance quote online in as little as six minutes visit progressive commercial.com when you're, a

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that us president eisenhower called operation overlord was carried out by sea, land, and air including america's tuskegee airmen. the 332nd fighter group fought in the european theater and was noted as one of the army air force's most successful and most decorated escort groups. >> and we are honored to have tuskegee airman, lieutenant colonel harry stewart with us today. >> he is one of four in the 330 seconds tuskegee airmen fighter jet group, who also earned the distinction of top gun in 1949, the best of the best in the us air force. an acknowledgment that they finally officially received in 2022. lieutenant colonel harry stewart. great to see you hi federica. how are you? >> i'm doing great, even better now that i get to talk to you thank you. first off.

>> thank you for all that you and your comrades, including my dad, your fellow comrades, second lieutenant a malware field. >> did and continue to do you served with a 301st fighter squadron as part of the 330 fighter group known as the red tails. you then went to italy with the 15th air fourth air force escorting be 17 b24 bombers over italy, germany, and austria so i wonder what this week and the ceremonies have felt like to you. did it rekindle your experiences? are you reliving it? >> i am and i got up early day before yesterday morning there to watch the festivities over at normandy and as it does every year well, with the

sadness and i guess the joy also that i was able to get back home and i was able to be a part of the founding of the world war two victory there but also the loss of the comrades that we had overseas at the time there. >> the tuskegee airman, as far as the red tails were concerned, and that stands for the fighting alarm of the three 32nd had 300 355 pilots go overseas and only two of them remains a day. but i do remember just about all of them. and even after the war, i assure youngest is coming into the surface at that time then and guess who won was your father? i met him. he was the

100th fighter group and and we were had luck burn air force base there and anyway i love seeing how yeah. >> just amazing, you know how much time can you go by, you know where and how fast it goes, why in 100 years is the blink of ally or at years as far as the as far as the invasion was concerned, extraordinary. >> i loved that that recollection that you have as if it were just yesterday. and lieutenant colonel, i mean, it's it's remarkable. i think we've all been reminded that you so many other servicemen and women you were just 19, 20-years-old, some were 16, you know, my dad was drafted right out of high school. i now have a 19-year-old son and college

and i cannot imagine how you all were able to shoulder such a huge mission are you able to recall what you were thinking or did you think about the gravity of what you were encountering and how old were you when you were beginning these missions? >> when i began, i was 18 and then i got my pilot's wings i did not recognize at s bars the time the gravity of what we will facing i just felt as though it was a duty of mine at the time there and i i just stood up to my duty i'll lieutenant colonel, i wonder if you can hang with me here because we've got live pictures now from paris. and president biden and first lady dr. jill biden have just arrived there

at the at least say palace there will be a state dinner being hosted by a french president macron and they're limousin, also called the beast has just arrived there. joe biden is now a stepping out of the limo. i'm looking ever so gorgeous and her black and white gown there and navigating the pebble walk there before getting to the red carpet right behind her there and she's also to being greeted by the first lady of france and the president emmanuel macron also there. now you see president biden also arriving. >> and i wonder lieutenant colonel we marvel at these gorgeous pictures of these two presidents and the two first ladies there in paris. >> and we heard president biden speak this week on this five-day trip about every generation must defend liberty. and the importance of standing against tyranny with the rise

of authoritarianism i mean, can you could ever imagined? but here it is, 80 years after you described you are 18-years-old on these missions there to help liberate france and europe from nazism, german nazis did you ever imagine that here we will be 80 years later and we're hearing from the sitting president now talking about the growing rise of authoritarianis m and the growing fears of history repeating itself i did not and i still do. i have those fears right now. and i just hope and pray that we can overcome this problem just like we overcame those during world war ii again we're looking at live pictures right now of present macron first lady of

france, president biden first lady of the united states, now enter the e lee say, palace up for this state dinner and i wonder two lieutenant colonel yes, you were hopeful and you're you're praying as you just articulated, when perhaps you saw and listen to the navy see woman on thursdays ceremony there at normandy and she he said she said a number of beautiful things, but most succinctly, she says you world war ii veterans stand relieved we have the watch did that restore confidence that you perhaps now embrace as a result of hearing this acknowledgement of the next generation that must and does embrace the responsibility of the continued fight for freedom globally yes

i still i i i meet with everything that she said but i guess the feeling that i get right now, whereas i wish i could be back there with the energy that i had at that time and with the gusto that ahead of a time to stand up and face these problems that we have today along with what the what they had to say about what tenant kernel harry stewart, you still got gusto and you are certainly continuing to be and inspiration. >> thank you so much for being with us today. we celebrate you, your commitment and dedication to freedom all that you and your comrades have done. and an early happy 100th birthday right around the corner. next one, i look forward to seeing you and to help sell a break you're magnificent ness, lieutenant colonel harris stewart. thank you so much.

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police officers, but also at the surveillance video and the video inside of the patrol car, the body cam video, and also conducting interviews with people who witnessed this. so this video came out as the council president released it and showed this man who was dropped off essentially at the street here behind me, you see that patrol car pulling up to this street. the man was in restraints, so the police officers get out of the car helping get help him get out of those, and you see this man sort of waving his arms falls on all fours and the police officers get back into that patrol vehicle and drive away. now, it's unclear exactly how long this man was in the sidewalk here behind me but in that video, you then see him laying on the floor on his belly. and so of course, this council member is extremely concerned. take a listen to what he said. >> i was outraged by it and continue to be and i just it's

almost impossible to fathom you know, professionals who are trained and paid to protect and serve the public to take somebody at disk moment of maximum vulnerability. somebody seeking medical care and dumping literally dumping him on a sidewalk to fend for himself it's a disgrace now the burbank police department released a statement explaining things a bit differently. >> they said they got a call about a naked man. the officers went and spoke to this man. he got dressed, and the officers offer him to take them wherever he wanted. they agreed to take him to the metro station. and i want to read part of this statement because here's what the police department says. he voluntarily got into the patrol vehicle and was driven towards the metro red line station along the way, the individual as to be led out of the petroleum vehicle to get coffee. the officers complied

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this event, they're going to have a tent with some missing fans. they're also adding more of the magazines that you walk through so that they can get through security faster. but again, this is going to be an outdoor event and i can tell you i've gone to dozens of donald trump's rallies. they're normally very long, are outside and one area for a very long amount of time. and so there are some concerns about how people are going to fare in this type of weather. and of course, i think it's important to keep in mind on thursday, 11, people were transferred reported to the hospital during his phoenix, arizona rally due to the heat that's according to the phoenix fire department. and remember fred, that rally was actually indoors. the people who were transported to the hospital from heat-related illness that was because they were waiting outside to get into the venue for so long. and so given this event on sunday, is going to be outdoors there's definitely a more concerns to be keeping in mind. >> then alaina, the trump campaign says it will launch a new group the latino americans for trump group during trump's

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