secretary of state antony blinken, _ minister?, between i minister? secretary of state | antony blinken, between him minister? secretary of state - antony blinken, between him and us there is no daylight about the goals of this war and in automatic to continue it. until hamas is eliminated. if hamas laid down their weapons tomorrow, inaudible military crisis. before humanitarian crisis. before humanitarian crisis. if they stop the aggressions to what they are still harbouring 128 israeli hostages and launching rockets thatis hostages and launching rockets that is well almost daily. they are not doing anything in their power to try to minimise... sorry, we are having some difficulties with the signal there, sojust difficulties with the signal there, so just to difficulties with the signal there, sojust tojump in, you arejust freezing there, sojust tojump in, you are just freezing slightly on us to jump are just freezing slightly on us tojump in, as you mentioned the hostages there. you're obviously a member of the blue and white pa

us secretary of state antony blinken answering i of state antony blinken answering questions from therael to have talks with palestinians in the west bank and he said there is an intense focus on their part in preventing the conflict from spreading and they are looking at allies to help do just that and also looking at maximum protection of civilians in gaza and humanitarian aid and securing the release of the more than 130 hostages still being held. he said far too many palestinians have been killed, especially children and he said the focus needs to be on steps to ensure that 0ctober ensure that october the 7th never happens again. we will keep across all developments on his visit to the region. parts of england are still dealing with significant flooding. more than 200 flood warnings remain in place in central and southern england — and the environment agency says river and ground water levels remain high. let's just take a moment to share some of the images from the today's flooding. here in essex, a family had to be rescued from their car by inflatable boat, after the vehicle bec

high levels visited mexico city including secretary of state antony blinken.mocrats and republicans seem to realize that the border crisis is a problem that needs to be addressed immediately and some members of congress are taking steps to come up with an agreement with that goal. there's no agreement yet, but this issue is tied with a larger supplemental package that would include funding for ukraine and israel. the package the president would very much like to deliver to those countries. in an interview with fox news on sunday, texas governor greg abbott said he's confident his state will prevail against a lawsuit filed by the biden administration, which is trying to stop a new law that makes it a state crime in texas to enter the state illegally. the federal government is not enforcing immigration law. the state is obligated to do so. this is who how abbott explained it. >> the law prohibits the allowance of. for years they have to go to court, the biden administration simply is not enforcing that. they must hold the biden administration responsible to deny

secretary of state antony blinken is back in the region this week.are you hoping for from his visit? guest: my colleagues at unrwa are calling for an immediate humanitarian cease-fire. that means we need full throated humanitarian access into gaza. i know there was a u.n. resolution to that effect, but we have seen very little change on the ground. the border that allows trucks into it has opened, but it is still very difficult if not sometimes impossible for unrwa to get those resources that come in, even to get resources to those in need. that is because within the border in rafah, those borders have been bumped. our own staff at unrwa has come under fire. we have lost many of our own staff members, as i said. and the road leading out from rafah have been damaged. some of unrwa's own trucks have been stuck in the north. we need not only more goods, more food, more medical supplies. we are estimating a quarter of the diapers needed for kids, and mind you there are 50,000 pregnant women in gaza right now, 180 giving birth a day. we just don't have en

just yesterday, secretary of state antony blinken traveling in the region, warning that attacks like this could have consequences lester >> all right courtney kube, thank you. >>> former president donald trump was in a federal courtroom in washington today, as his lawyer argued before an appeals court why he should be immune from prosecution for his efforts to remain in power. laura jarrett has more >> reporter: tonight, a ruling expected any time from the federal appeals court, which appeared deeply skeptical today of donald trump's efforts to derail the case about his attempts to overturn the 2020 election >> i did nothing wrong, absolutely nothing wrong. i feel that as a president, you have to have immunity. >> reporter: the republican front-runner watching on in court as his lawyer john sauer urged the three-judge panel to break new legal ground and find the former president immune from prosecution, emphasizing everything he's been charged for took place when he was still in the white house. >> we have the prosecution of the chief political opponent who is winning in every poll a

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secretary of state antony blinken yesterday saying that this war is not spreading in the region. but given the attacks overnight, surely this is fundamentally false to make that claim now given that we've had a military escalation. >> yes, i agree with your assessment. i think it has spread already. and not only that, i think that we have a long term strategic challenge for the united states interests in the middle east but also international navigation in the red sea. i think that we have to think about that in the long term. if we in the united states and ud deal with the escalation in the red sea as short term events, i think that we will have wrong answers to this problem. i think the strikes were n-- wil not deter the attacks. i think that they will increase. all the partners in the middle east have been cautions against expanding the strikes. and i think in addition it will have effects on the yemen and houthis may be embolemboldened, deterr deterred. >> houthis have said they are attacking ships link to the israel in response to the war in gaza. and the u.s. and uk have ac

speaking in qatar, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has said israel must do more to protect civilians in gaza. and hollywood rolls out the red carpet for one of its biggest nights — the golden globe awards. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. let's start this hour in bangladesh, where prime minister sheikh hasina has won the general elections. latest results show her party, the awami league winning 152 seats and getting a clear majority. voting took place amid tight security after violence on the eve of the poll. at least 1a polling stations were set on fire. this election results gives prime minister sheikh hasina her fourth consectutive term in office the country's chief election comissioner has described the violence as an attempt to sabotage the vote. the main opposition, bangladesh nationalist party, asked people to follow them in boycotting the poll. and international observers including the un said the election took place in a �*repressive environment�*. live now to the capital, dhaka, and our south asia correspondent samira hussain. she can bring us up

all this as us secretary of state antony blinken tours the region, hoping to start negotiations on gaza'sure. meanwhile, at a cabinet meeting, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu pledged to continue the war in gaza until all of their goals are achieved. translation: we are not stopping until victory. - the war must not be stopped until we achieve all of its goals — the elimination of hamas, the return of all of our hostages, and ensuring that gaza no longer poses a threat to israel. i say this to both our enemies and ourfriends. this is our responsibility and this is our commitment. every other consideration must be set aside and we must continue until total victory. our correspondent, wyre davies, has been monitoring events for us injerusalem. he gave us his assessment of mr netanyahu's comments. some interesting points in that statement by benjamin netanyahu, a message both to our enemies and ourfriends. and that's the clear message to the americans, to european governments, who perhaps would like israel to show more restraint in its bombing campaign in gaza, to even call for a ce

us secretary of state, antony blinken, begins his latest trip to the middle east and the wider regionor talks — his fourth since hamas�* october attack on israel. police in london confirm they're investigating potential fraud offences in relation to the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of sub—post masters by the post office. the uk health security agency issues a week—long cold weather alert as parts of england still struggle with floods following a week of heavy rain. hello, i'm lauren taylor. let's return to that breaking news we brought to you earlier. an alaska airlines flight from the us city of portland has made an emergency landing after part of the aircraft blew out in mid—air. listen to this emergency call from a member of the cabin crew. social media video shot inside the boeing 737 max 9 shows a window section missing. the passengers remain in their seats, oxygen masks dangling, looking remarkably calm. alaska airlines said the 177 passengers and crew landed safely back at portland. it has temporarily grounded its 65 max aircraft for inspection. the aeroplane has a chequere

also in the program, us secretary of state antony blinking, arrives in kentucky on the night. it's like of his diplomatic tour, it's aimed containing the conflict in gaza and boosting a to palestinians. the gulf states is a key mediate here between israel and thomas the on pablo. solely as welcome to the program, binds of dashes, routing party is swept to victory in sundays election. the countries, the election commission says prime minister, shaken, seen as a why me lead as one more than half the seats in the countries legislature. that gives her a 4th consecutive term as the countries later. but in a poll boy content by the main opposition. that true low turn. i have to and was marked by finance. a prime minister shake has seen a custom her ballot in an election without the real competition. after 15 years and power, she faced few obstacles on her way to another 6 year term domain a position bind glut, dish nationalist party. the b and p like caught to devote, accusing her of a brutal crack down to his siena. it seems of little consequence. i have to go home to home and do h

us secretary of state antony blinken met with ukrainian president vladimir at the world economic forumussia also receives weapons from both north korea and iran. over these 2 years , we have shown that we are not only capable of defending ourselves, but even capable. i repeat, during this time alone, almost 600 days of this invasion, we have already occupied more than 50% of our territories. it's not an easy task to underestimate russia definitely not worth it. wars are by nature unpredictable, and no one can say for sure how this war will end or when, but we do know that we cannot allow president putin to win, because this would not only be a tragedy for ukrainians, but also a real danger for us. can europe win the war in ukraine? without the usa? the specifics of the leisure time of the world elites in the swiss dovos, secret parties, where not only conflicts can be explained, including alcohol flowing like a river, but they are also actively taking drugs. daiily mail, a british newspaper, says that in davos there is even a certain house of medical psychedelics, where politicians, bu

us on dw, thank us, secretary of state antony, blinking is on a whirlwind tour of the middle east in an effort to contain the conflict in gaza. his latest talks have taken place in katara, whose officials have served as keen mediators between israel and thomas, which car that the worst terror attack in israel's history. on october 7th, you a secretary of state antony blinking on a mad scramble to prevent the spread of israel from us for this time. us is top diplomat isn't guitar. second largest city sale has his middle east mission becomes ever more urgent. us secretary of state met with a guitar a mere shake. tell me been how much, how tiny blinking says he's pushing for ways to protect civilians and get more humanitarian aid in the gaza while ensuring that a moss could not strike again. blinking this visit to a world food program for some of the highlighting the worsening humanitarian situation and the gaza strip. for these displays, palestinians caught in the crossfire. this conflict in gaza. help can not come soon enough summer desperately hoping this visit will finally bring an

secretary of state antony blinken is set to meet with top israeli officials including benjamin netanyahu. >> it's clearly not in the interest of anyone to see this escalate. >>> live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster. >> this is 9:00 a.m. in london, it's 1:00 a.m. in washington state. boeing is set to hold an all-employee meeting on safety as the company faces scrutiny over the quality of its aircraft. this comes as alaska airlines says its maintenance technicians found loose hardware on some of the boeing 737 fleet. the fuselage lodge door plug blew off while the plane was at 16,000 feet. >> unite theed airlines has found loose door plug bolts on some of the max 9 planes. the rev las vegass come after they temporarily grounded certain aircraft until they are inspected. investigators continue to piece together the evidence to understand what led to the mid-flight emergency. >> the exam to date has shown that the door, in fact, did translate upward all 12 spots became december ingauged allowing it to blow out of the fuselage lodge. we found that both guide tracks on the pl

secretary of state antony blinken arrived in turkey to a middle east in trouble. he'll be playing the role of firefighter as he tries to extinguish the conflicts popping up in the region. the worst fighting in israel's north in nearly 20 years risk as new war. today lebanese militants hezbollah fired more than 60 rockets across the border. israel responded with punishing air strikes and artillery. hezbollah says its attack is revenge for the assassination of a top hamas commander in beirut this week. in yemen's capital, iranian-backed houthi rebels warn to stop attacking commercial shipping. we will make the sea as we made the land. a graveyard for america and israel, says this man. today the u.s. navy announced it shot down a houthi drone near multiple ships and cbs news has learned the pentagon is preparing plans to it will back at the houthis including strikes against targets in yemen. hamas's brutal attack three months ago sparked the crisis. in southern gaza, israeli forces advance. their main focus now, air strikes pound the city. nearby palestinians dig a n

it comes as us secretary of state antony blinken heads back to the region.wartz, who is a senior fellow at the rand corporation, a us think tank and a research organization. thank you very much for being with us today. is blinken as interested in israel's plan for gaza's future as he is about the ongoing bombardment of the area? what you think is top of his priority? i what you think is top of his riori ? ~ priority? i think the future governance _ priority? i think the future governance and _ priority? i think the future governance and security i priority? i think the future | governance and security of priority? i think the future - governance and security of gaza is very high on the priority of secretary antony blinken in the united states. a lot of work is being done with the us national security is council staff and the department of state to develop options to present to the government of israel on the future of governance in gaza. obviously involving the palestinian authority as the core or future governance. i think it is a very important visit that

the us secretary of state, antony blinken is back in the middle east to try and prevent the israel—gazaflict from widening. police in london confirm they're investigating potential fraud offences in relation to the wrongful prosecution of postal staff. brazilian football legend mario zagallo — who won four world cups as a player and coach — has died aged 92. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. in the last hour, us aviation officials have ordered the temporary grounding of certain boeing 737 max 9 aeroplanes. it follows an emergency where a panel blew out on an alaska airlines flight to california. the order impacts 171 air planes worldwide. the air alaska plane had to make an emergency landing with a gap in the fuselage. no—one was injured. but passengers have spoken about how close those aboard came to being sucked out. simonjones reports. relief for all 177 passengers and crew on board to be back on the tarmac after a mid—air emergency. the plane forced to land with a hole in its side and a window missing. the pilot recorded earlier outlining to air traffic control the severity of the situa

the us secretary of state, antony blinken is back in the middle east to try and prevent the israel—gazaonflict from widening. police in london confirm they're investigating potential fraud offences in relation to the wrongful prosecution of postal staff. and emergency teams rescue those trapped by the floods in england — 200 warnings are still in place. hello and welcome. in the last hour, us aviation officials have ordered the temporary grounding of certain boeing 737 max 9 aeroplanes. it follows an emergency where a panel blew out on an alaskan airlines flight to california. the order impacts 171 airplanes worldwide. the air alaska plane had to make an emergency landing with a gap in the fuselage. no—one was injured. but passengers have spoken about how close those aboard came to being sucked out. simonjones reports. relief for all 177 passengers and crew on board to be back on the tarmac after a mid—air emergency. the plane forced to land with a hole in its side and a window missing. the pilot recorded earlier outlining to air traffic control the severity of the situation. yes, we ar

us secretary of state, antony blinken, holds talks with turkey's president as part of his fourth recentrip to the middle east and the wider region. police in london confirm they're investigating potential fraud offences in relation to the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of sub—post masters by the post office. the uk health security agency issues a week—long cold weather alert as parts of england still struggle with floods following a week of heavy rain. three arrests over a fire on a bangladesh train after at least four people, including a child, died. it comes ahead of this weekend's election. hello, i'm lauren taylor. we start with drama on an alaska airlines flight in america which had to make an emergency landing, after a part of the fuselage fell off in mid air. despite the issues, no—one was hurt, and everyone was able to leave the plane safely. these pictures illustrate where the part of the fuselage went missing. it appears to have been the panel which houses a door. it's not thought anyone was in the seat next to the panel when it failed. audio has emerged of the moment the on

pleasure to introduce the one and only secretary of state antony blinken. come onn o friend.se] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you.q >> high. hello. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> great tog. be with you. >> we're so honored to have you. this is like a special treat, it really is. it is so nice to have you. just under windows, you should give, him a huge round of applause. he is the only secretary of state to come to the united states conference of mayors. we love you.us [applause] >> thank you spurious that like you visit anything. >> not once or twice. a few things going on but so to all of you. you, too, and it was really great. we had a wonderful sit down. but i was kind of surpr of peop, what exactly does the state department do? so let's start there. >> well, first and foremost what doing everything that is we're trying to be up there around the world helping to actuallyve solve problems for americans. there security, the prosperity and opportunity. that translates into a lot of things that may not be so obvious. they are having an impact out for the good in cities around the coun

secretary of state, antony blinken, is back in the region this week.m his visit? ~ ., , what are you hoping for from his visit? ~ . , _, ., , what are you hoping for from his visit? ~ . , ., , . ~ visit? me and my colleagues in unwra are callin: visit? me and my colleagues in unwra are calling for — visit? me and my colleagues in unwra are calling for an _ visit? me and my colleagues in unwra are calling for an immediate _ are calling for an immediate humanitarian cease—fire. that means we need full throated humanitarian access into gaza. i know there was a un resolution to this event, but we've seen very little change on the ground. the border that allows trucks into it has opened, but it is still very difficult, if not sometimes impossible for unwra to get those resources which come in, which are not enough by any means, but even to get those meagre resources into those in need. that's because in those... our own staff at unwra has come underfire, we have lost many of our own staff members, as i've said, and the road leading out from the rough crossi

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the us secretary of state, antony blinken, is back in the middle east to try and quell the violence inaza. police in london confirm they're investigating potential fraud offences in relation to the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of sub—postmasters by the post office. emergency teams rescue those trapped by the floods in england. 200 warnings are still in place. over 1800 properties are understood to have flooded due to saturated ground. downing street files seen by the bbc suggest that prime minister rishi sunak had serious doubts about the uk government's rwanda migration policy in his earlier role as chancellor, now on bbc news, the travel show: uzbekistan: the heart of central asia. a double landlocked country steeped in silk road legacy... it's like something from a 60s spy movie or something. it's incredible. ..where soviet influences... horns sound ..meet ancient traditions... this is amazing. i can't believe this. this is where arches would have stood. ..and vast landscapes... ..hide impressive relics. it's pretty astonishing that i'm able to still walk around here. for the be

let's talk about secretary of state antony - government.and israel relevant next week and occupied west bank, so an extensive visit. what do you make of it? what do you think his aims are here? he it? what do you think his aims are here? , , ., , , it? what do you think his aims are here? , , , here? he is will be as it is post ma'or here? he is will be as it is post major combat _ here? he is will be as it is post major combat operation - here? he is will be as it is post| major combat operation phase, here? he is will be as it is post - major combat operation phase, we are seeing is really put some of gaza and change holiday do combat operations, so he's trying to shape what this endgame into gaza looks like. from the american perspective, the idea would have some arab regional partners and reconstruction of the gaza strip but they are hesitant to do so because if they do so and israel controls the military space of gaza, it looks like they're relabeling a reoccupation of the strip, so he has a bridge those conception and political gaps a

the us secretary of state, antony blinken, begins his latest trip to the middle east as gaza health officialsay 18 palestinians were killed in an overnight israeli attack in khan younis. three arrests over a fire on a bangladesh train after at least four people, including a child, died. it comes ahead of this weekend's election. hello, i'm lauren taylor. we start with drama on an alaskan airlines flight in america which had to make an emergency landing, after a part of the fuselage fell off in mid air. despite the issues, no—one was hurt, and everyone was able to leave the plane safely. these pictures illustrate where the part of the fuselage went missing — a panel next to a row of seats. it's not known if anyone was in the seat next to the panel when it failed. audio has emerged of the moment the on board crew informed flight control of what was happening — take a listen. we are declaring an emergency. we are descending down to 10,000. to recap what was said there — the crew was declaring an emergency, and carrying out an urgent descent. it's not yet known what caused the panel to detach fro

the us secretary of state, antony blinken is back in the middle east to try and prevent the israel—gazaonflict from widening. police in london confirm they're investigating potential fraud offences in relation to the wrongful prosecution of postal staff. and emergency teams rescue those trapped by the floods in england — 200 warnings are still in place. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. us aviation officials have ordered the temporary grounding of some boeing 737 max 9 aeroplanes. it follows an emergency where a panel blew out on an alaskan airlines flight to california. the order impacts 171 airplanes worldwide. the air alaska plane had to make an emergency landing with a gap in the fuselage. no—one was injured. but passengers have spoken about how close those aboard came to being sucked out. simonjones reports. relief for all 177 passengers and crew on board to be back on the tarmac after a mid—air emergency. the plane forced to land with a hole in its side and a window missing. the pilot recorded earlier outlining to air traffic control the severity of the situation. yes, we are emergenc

antony blinken.- during this visit by secretary of state antony blinken. you very much for that _ it's now three months since israel's war on gaza. so far, gaza's health ministry says 23,000 palestinians have been killed so far. more than two thirds of them are women and children. the gaza health ministry says at least 9,600 children are among the dead in gaza. the committee for the protection of journalists says 79 journalists have been killed. and more than 100 aid and health workers have also been killed in the israeli attacks on gaza. there are still important questions as to what happens the day after it ends. on friday defence minister yoav gallant said israel would be responsible for security in the gaza strip but that palestinians would be responsible for running it. that last bit has been strongly criticised by far right members of benjamin netanyahu's government, who say that palestinian citizens should be encouraged to leave gaza for exile, with the re—establishment ofjewish settlements in the territory. well, as we've been reporting us secretar

in da boss this hour, secretary of state antony blinken speaking at the world economic forum. after that, the secretary general expected to give a speech to world leaders. >> the political landscape in new hampshire is much different than iowa. cnn spoke to voters about the upcoming primary. >> reporter: from a cold iowa to a snowy new hampshire, where voters here are in the final frigid stretch to their primary. >> how long have you been voting in new hampshire? >> all my loif. >> do you think what happened in iowa is going to happen in new hampshire? >> i think that it's a strong possibility of yes. >> reporter: former president trump swept 98 out of 99 counties in iowa. some feel it's going to be more of the same in the granite state. >> why do you feel that way? >> there's a lot of people who won't come out and say they are going to vote for him, but will vote for him. >> reporter: the question is how that dynamic will play against nikki haley, who has jump ed in recent polls. some that show her within single digits of the former president in new hampshire. despite her thi

. >>> and right now secretary of state antony blinken is in israel meeting with top officials. we have new reporting on what the israelis are telling blinken about their plans to try to get hamas to release more hostages. >> also people from new mexico to maine are bracing for a storm with potentially dangerous tornados. a possible large and dangerous tornado hit near panama city, florida about 90 minutes ago. and in the midwest, up to a foot of snow could fall and winds up to 70-mile-per-hour could create overnight conditions. waves hit the coast. the rain could trigger flash flooding. stay with us. >>> new this morning one of israel's best known actors and singers has been badly wounded while fighting for the idf according to his family. he is from the breakout netflix series in which he played an israeli specials soldier. and hospital officials say he is in critical condition this morning. his father does say that they do expect him to recover. wishing him all the best of course. >>> happening now, secretary of state antony blinken is in tel aviv meeting with top leaders and

secretary of state antony blinken insisted nobody should be forcibly displaced.listen. >> palestinian civilians must be able to return home soon as conditions allow. they cannot, they must not be pressed to leave gaza. we reject the statements by some israeli ministers and lawmakers calling for a resettlement of palestinians outside of gaza. christian: let's speak to a political analyst and former middle east advisor to the pentagon. thank you very mh for being with us. how effective do you think american diplomacy is right now? guest:i think that american dipy is facing a really tough moment right now. this is secretary blinken's fourth trip to the region, and the talking points, the topics on the table are the same topics he has been talking about and trying to make headway on for the last two months or more. it's the getting more humanitarian aid into gaza, trying to get the israeli military to not target civilians and not conduct the bombing campaign in gaza the way it has been in this indiscriminate sort of fashion, targeting civilian infrastructure, trying

plus, secretary of state antony blinken on a world win tour of the middle east. again, pressing israel as its war in gaza entered a new phase. all trying to stop the conflict from spreading. we will look at's high stake mission. >> supreme court justices meeting behind closed doors today, deciding whether to take up cases barring former president trump from the ballot on colorado and maine. we are following these major developing stories, and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. >> thank you so much for joining. as i am brianna keilar alongside boris sanchez. right now president biden is in the 2024 about a growing state in pennsylvania. next hour, he will deliver a pointed speech near valley forge ahead of the third anniversary of the capitol attack. biden will argue that former president trump was directly responsible for the events of january 6th. he continues to pose a threat to the constitution. >> the biden campaign has amped up with anti trump messaging in recent weeks. clearly preparing for what looks like a 2020 rematch. they are conf

secretary of state antony blinken warns the israel-hamas war could easily spill over into a full-blown regional conflict. as he continues his latest diplomatic tour of the middle east. very good morning. welcome to a new week. safe to say that equities are starting 2024 with more of a lamp than a bang. futures pointing to a lower opening on both sides of the pond this morning, in europe and the u.s. we had in the asian session shares struggling for direction. japan is closed, but the msci asia pacific index down zero point 6%, dragged down by hong kong tech. this selloff driven by fears of tight regulation on gaming. on friday, you had the s&p closing slightly higher after the jobs report showed job growth beat expectations, but also the service sector slowing. s&p e-mini's lower a 10th of a percent. all eyes will be on airline stocks at the open, given the boeing max grounding news. we will also get a little fed speak from profile bostic later. that will feed the narrative of when the rate cuts are coming. if we flip over to the cross asset picture now, there has been no trading of ca

secretary state antony blinken is urging congress to approve more aid for ukraine. blinken met with the head of nato in washington yesterday and warned of emboldening vladimir putin and sending a, quote, strong and wrong message to other u.s. adversariadversaries >> to continue to ensure ukraines knows success, it is vital congress pass the supplemental budget request the president has put before it. without it, simply put, everything ukraine's achieved and that we've help them achieve will be in jeopardy. >> and nato secretary-general stolen berg reiterated that message and noted a russian victory in ukraine could embolden iran and north korea. the realitying on the front line are stark and real. fred pleitgen is with us. i have seen what you have seen on the ground, and this war has want gotten much attention, particularly since the war between israel and hamas has started, but it is very stark, the reality on the ground. >> reporter: you're right, it's very stark and intense still. one of the things we witnessed on the ground in eastern ukraine where there are so

secretary of state antony blinken back in the middle east. more on his meetings with world leaders in effort to reduce spread. >> tonight, >> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is back to the middle east as fears grow that israel's war with hamas could explode into a broader conflict. he arrived in turkey tonight and was in jordan earlier today. he's there to talk about israel's war with hamas attacks on israel, by hezbollah in lebanon and attacks on u.s. bases in iraq by who the rebels. here's what he had to say to qatar today after meeting with leaders there and enjoy. >> all of my meetings over the last 2 days. we discussed ongoing efforts to better protect civilians in gaza and to get more humanitarian assistance to them. and to get working to deter new fronts from opening in to protect commercial interests in the red sea from who the attacks he says talks are also focused on efforts to better protect civilians in gaza and to secure the release of hostages taken from israel on october, 7th. and this comes as israel's military says it

secretary of state antony blinken is in turkey. his first stop in a weeklong diplomatic push in the middle east. blinken's visit comes amid growing concerns that the conflict between israel and hamas in gaza may brought an even further. and lebanon, the leader of iran-backed hezbollah, is speaking out today, warning the people in northern israel will be the first to suffer if this war expands. >> overnight, the idf says it struck more than 100 targets across gaza. officials said they were targeting operational command centers and military sites. with us now, we have cnn chief national security alex, and we also have cnn's jeremy diamond who is live for us in tel aviv. jeremy, starting with you here. the israeli defense minister has laid out a plan for the next phase of this military operation in gaza, and a plan for when the war eventually ends. tell us what he is saying. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. he is looking at the phase three and phase four of the war, phase three would be the next phase of the war, which he invasions as

secretary of state antony blinken back in the middle east as the u.s. races to prevent the war in gaza from spreading through the region. after meeting with turkish president erdogan, he will make stops in the west bank and egypt, among others. he laid out the job ahead. >> as we've seen from day one, we have an intense focus on preventing this conflict from spreading, and a big part of the conversations we'll be having over the coming days with all of our allies and partners is looking at steps they can take using the influence and ties they have to do just that, to make sure that this conflict doesn't spread. >> cnn's nic robertson has more on secretary blinken's visit. >> reporter: fred, the number one message that secretary blinken will be bringing to all meetings is that the united states does not want to see an escalation of tensions in the region. he wants that message to be pushed towards iran and to iran's proxies, and this is perhaps most tense along the northern border of israel at the moment. hezbollah today saying they fired 62 missiles at

thank you. >> that was secretary of state, antony blinken, speaking in tel aviv.a critical stop on his whirlwind tour of the middle east. we have general mark kimmitt joining us now. there is so many important things he said, just a touch on a few of them, where he said, you know, first off, and this is before we dipped into it, he said the charge of genocide against israel's merit-less. he's referring to south africa bringing a case to the hague, having to do with that. but i think the most critical part of what he said had to do with the return of palestinians to northern gaza. he was saying there is going to be a u.n. assessment mission to see how palestinians can safely do that, he said he was crystal clear. and i think using those words, you know, he's very specific when he says palestinian civilians must be allowed to return home as soon as safely -- as soon as safely possible. and they will not, they should not be leaving gaza as someone in the far-right in israel said. >> first of, alternative gaza, simply because no country will accept them. second, they

the headlines: us secretary of state antony blinken is set to visit israel, the west bank and seven countries over the next week. continued disruption to international shipping in the red sea. houthi rebels defy us warnings by detonating a one—way unmanned surface vessel. historically high youth unemployment in china. we speak to 16— to 24—year olds in urban areas to see how they're coping. bangladesh enters its final day of competing ahead of elections this weekend. wheeled at the legitimacy of the elections and sticking points on voters�* mines. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's singapore, this is bbc news. it�*s news. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start with the us secretary of state antony blinken, who is headed to the middle east to visit israel, the west bank and seven countries over the next week. the us state department says during mr blinken�*s trip he will seek immediate increase in aid to gaza as the strip continues to deal with a humaniatarian crisis. the trip comes as the uk foreign secretary, david cameron

us secretary of state, antony blinken, is set to visit israel, the west bank, and seven countries over the next week. continued disruption to international shipping in the red sea — houthi rebels defy us warning by detonating a one—way unmanned surface vessel. we look at how there could be delays to businesses receiving supplies. historically high youth unemployment in china — we speak to 16—24—year—olds in urban areas to see how they're coping. glynisjohns, the actress best known for her role as suffragette mother mrs banks in the film mary poppins, has died at the age of 100. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start with the us secretary of state, antony blinken, who is headed to the middle east to visit israel, the west bank, and seven countries over the next week. the us state department says during mr blinken�*s trip, he will seek immediate increase in aid to gaza as the strip continues to deal with a humaniatarian crisis. the trip comes as the uk foreign secretary, davi

speaking from qatar, the us secretary of state antony blinken said palestinians must not be put underssure to leave gaza , and must be allowed to return to their homes once conditions allow. mr blinken is currently on a week—long diplomatic tour of the region to prevent the conflict from spreading. as we have made clear from day one, it is imperative in dealing with this very, very difficult challenge, that it do so in a way that puts a premium on protecting civilians and making sure people get the assistance they need. the bbc�*s wyre davies has more from jerusalem. a warning — viewers may find some images in his report distressing. images coming from jabalia in northern gaza today are difficult to watch. reporters quickly on the scene described dozens of bodies lying in the rubble of a destroyed building, many of them women and children. unconfirmed reports say at least 70 people were killed here in what was reported to be an israeli air strike. the israeli military has not yet responded to a bbc request for more information. across gaza, say aid agencies, the civilian toll is unbea

jordan's king abdullah has warned the us secretary of state antony blinken of �*catastrophic repercussionsf the continuation of israel's military campaign in gaza. mr blinken is on a tour of the middle east as the us tried to prevent the conflict in gaza from spreading. earlier he met thejordanian foreign minister. king abdullah also urged blinken to put pressure on israel to agree to an immediate ceasefire. the secretary of state will now head to qatar for talks with the emir. meanwhile, at a cabinet meeting, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu pledged to continue the war in gaza until all of their goals are achieved we are not stopping until victory. the war must not be stopped until we achieve all of its goals. the elimination of hamas, the return of all of our hostages and ensuring gaza no longer poses a threat to israel. a sadist about our enemies and friends, this is our responsibility and this is our commitment. every other consideration must be set aside and we will continue until total victory. i say this to our enemies and friends. live now to our correspondent injerusalem,

here in washington at a joint us—nato news conference, i pressed secretary of state antony blinken onyou referred to a multi—staged response to yesterday's attack. do you hold iran directly responsible? do you consider the us to be at war on the verge of war at this point? we do not seek conflict with iran, we do not seek war with iran, but we have and we will continue to defend our personnel and to take every action necessary to do that, including responding very vigorously to the attack that just took place, and as i mentioned, i'm not going to get ahead of where the president is, i'm certainly not going to telegraph the response but, as i mentioned, that response could well be multilevelled, it could come in stages and it could be sustained over time. democratic congressman seth moulton sits on the house armed services committee. earlier, we asked him what he thinks a strategic response would look like. well, exactly what it looks like, of course, is what the administration is debating right now. but the goals that it has to achieve are to send a clear, decisive message to these mi

secretary of state antony blinken holds talks with officials in the uae and saudi arabia today before heading to israel as he seeks to contain the threat of wider conflict. >>> welcome to the show, everybody. let's get straight to the top story today. the u.s. federal aviation administration has ordered a temporary grounding of boeing 737 max 9 jets after a section on the side of the alaska airlines plane blew out mid flight. the order is expected to affect 171 planes and just in the past few hours, u.s. investigators say they have recovered a key missing component from the boeing 737 max 9 jet. i want to take you to some of the market action based on the story from the united states. as you can see here over in the frankfurt listing, boeing is down 8%. the pre-market tells us when markets open in the u.s., it will be a negative trade for boeing, obviously, because of the developments from the story over the weekend. in terms of other moves we are expecting for the u.s. airlines, this is the picture pre-market. we can see delta airlines is expected to open lower. they are also impacte

us secretary of state, antony blinken, begins his latest trip to the middle east and the wider regionor talks. he's among a number of top western diplomats there hoping to make a push to calm tensions. police in london confirm they're investigating potential fraud offences in relation to the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of sub—post masters by the post office. the uk health security agency issues a week—long cold weather alert as parts of england still struggle with floods following a week of heavy rain. now on bbc news, the arts interviews: sir anthony hopkins. 30 seconds to on air! 0k, and you are just here. couldn't i sit farther back? sir anthony hopkins playing an ordinary man with an extraordinary story. sir nicholas winton was just 29 in 1938 when he embarked on a campaign to bring hundreds of refugee children from prague to london. for 50 years, he didn't talk about his efforts until they were revealed by the bbc tv programme that's life. if they hadn't been rescued and brought over to england, these children would have been killed by the nazis. i'm the bbc�*s culture edito

speaking in qatar — the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has said he will make clear to the israeliovernment that they must do more to prevent civilian casualties in gaza. his comments came on the latest stop of his regional tour. partial results in elections in bangladesh show that prime minister sheikh hasina, is on course to be reelected for a fourth consecutive term. rishi sunak confirms that the government is looking at legal options to exonerate sub—postmasters who've been wrongfully convicted of fraud because of a faulty computer accounting system. the now discredited �*horizon�* software was used by the post office between 1999 and 2015. now on bbc news — click. this week... is it a boat or is it a plane? i'm onboard the ferry that can fly. why has nobody made an electric hydrofoil flying ferry before? i think the main reason is that it's freaking hard. we're in india, where solar dryers are battling food waste. and an eye in the sky on energy use. nice outfit, by the way. thanks. i've been taking the temperature with the world's thermometer to assess the climate impact of a

us secretary of state antony blinken is due back in the region this week.ected to meet with palestinian and israeli officials. that visit comes after a top hamas leader was killed in an explosion in a suburb of beirut on tuesday. thousands of people attended the funeral of saleh al—arouri in the lebanese capital on thursday. crowds carried banners with his picture and waved palestinian and hamas flags through the streets. hezbollah, a powerful paramilitary and political group in lebanon, blamed that attack on what it has called �*flagrant israeli aggression�*. israel has not claimed responsibility. our middle east correspondent hugo bachega is in beriut. crowds gathered in beirut for the funeral of saleh al—arouri, the deputy hamas leader who was assassinated in an attack here in beirut, on tuesday. some people were carrying placards with his face, some were waving hamas and palestinian flags. and this assassination was a blow for hamas, but it also hit its lebanese allies, hezbollah, because it happened in an area of beirut that is a stronghold of hezbolla

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us secretary of state, antony blinken, begins his latest trip to the middle east and the wider region talks — his fourth since hamas' october attack on israel. police in london confirm they're investigating potential fraud offences in relation to the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of sub—post masters by the post office. the uk health security agency issues a week—long cold weather alert as parts of england still struggle with floods following a week of heavy rain. three arrests over a fire on a bangladesh train after at least four people, including a child, died. it comes ahead of this weekend's election. hello. i'm lauren taylor. let's return to that breaking news we brought to you earlier. an alaska airlines flight from the us city of portland has made an emergency landing after part of the aircraft blew out in mid—air. listen to this emergency call from a member of the cabin crew. social media video shot inside the boeing 737 max 9 shows a window section missing. the passengers remain in their seats, oxygen masks dangling, looking remarkably calm. alaska airlines said the hundred