now following those raids the world health organization says nassar hospital is no longer functioning which means there are zero working hospitals left in all of gaza. today u.n. agencies began evacuating critical patients out of nassar to rafah where thousands have fled after israel declared it safe, though repeat air strikes contradict that claim. over millions of civilians are squeezed into this last corner of gaza. many in tent cities with very little food or clean water. it is images like these that are moving more and more people around the world to call for an immediate cease-fire. one that would allow the release of israeli hostages held by hamas and that would allow aid to get into gaza. but not america. america says the war should go on, that the images that you're seeing can keep happening. and despite reports citing unnamed biden administration officials describing president biden venting his frustrations about prime minister benjamin netanyahu's tactics behind closed doors what is reportedly said in private does not match what the u.s. is saying and doing in public. today

notably from nassar, it will be looking at the lunar environment, specifically where this lander has, this dust would actually move around, it had static qualities that would prove a little bit of a nuisance, sojust that would prove a little bit of a nuisance, so just looking at how that dust kind of planets up and settles after a lunar landing is something that they will be looking at. ~ ., something that they will be looking at. . . ., something that they will be looking at. ~ ., ., ~' something that they will be looking at. . 4' , something that they will be looking at. what do you think this opens the door to? because _ at. what do you think this opens the door to? because of _ at. what do you think this opens the door to? because of course - at. what do you think this opens the door to? because of course the - at. what do you think this opens the | door to? because of course the nasa have much bigger plans about astronauts back on the moon, centres being built on the moon, and possibly even mars.- being built on the moon, and possibly even mars. yes, so this is a stepping — poss

salah hai ali al falah hai ali al falah hai ali khair al-alam hai ali khair al-alam allah akbar allah nassare late safa'i hali, 14 projects and quranic achievements of the 13th government, each of these projects is based on they are designed to meet the needs of the audience and focus on placing the mosque and the holy quran as a context for cultural promotion . qur'anic people provide society. 14 innovative works that had been started in this two-year opportunity and were on the way to completion, such as the debate on nahj al-balagheh or the debate on supporting the companions of the qur'an, who are 12,000 members of the art and activists of the qur'an fund, and for the sake of these days with the sacred number. this number of new executive plans in the country was unveiled by my colleagues. one of these projects of the society is the national plan of the quranic base mosque, which currently covers 4,000 mosques and 220 reciters. has it. one of the orders of the supreme leader and our quranic society is that mosques should be quranic bases, the plan of the mosque of the quranic base, which

natiq was also a wrestler, nassar shahid abbas, mr. natiq. nouri, peace and blessings of god be upon him, the experts in this field are gathering together to design a structure and a system for the rating system , which in fact now has all the features and it has the standards that it should have, neutrality, lack of sexism, etc., but this rating system can be done and does not even need a legal tool . in fact, just because a company says, i am graded as an a. a company has become famous and this information is given and everyone knows that it actually helps companies to find motivation and businesses to find motivation. related to even manufacturing industries, i don't know, mineral industries, petrochemical industries, it can be transferred to all and it is a very big thing that maybe now, with the luck of shaun, there will be self-regulation, that the collections themselves will regulate among themselves, according to the macro approach, which is actually strengthening the private sector and popularizing the issues, this will also help, go

residential buildings are bombarded with smoke bombs, and in the gaza strip , the israelis occupy the nassar hospital and declare the defeat of the hamas movement in communis. despite all the obstacles, they won 14 medals at the european championships in romania, including three gold and four silver. the team had to perform with a truncated roster. local authorities two of our strongest athletes were not allowed into the tournament. the russian ministry of defense is preparing lists of fighters who distinguished themselves during the liberation of avdievka from neo-nazis. the kremlin emphasizes that all heroes will receive awards. vladimir putin has already congratulated the military. and before that, the supreme commander-in-chief listened to the reports of the minister of defense and the chief of the general staff. the entire time our troops were driving the militants out of avdeevka, information about the units’ advance was kept secret. this. vznodorozhnikov and the station were liberated, with a tricolor above it. today the fighters the assault detachment of the thirty-fifth separate mot

residential buildings were bombarded with smoke bombs; in the gaza strip, the israelis occupied the nassar hospital defeat of the hamas movement in hanyunis. russian wrestlers, despite all the obstacles, won 14 medals at the european championships in romania, including three gold and four silver. the team had to compete with a truncated roster; local authorities did not allow two of our strongest athletes into the tournament. for now, news of the last minutes: russian troops have developed success in avdeevka, in the morning it became known that our units had completely cleared the koksakhim plant from militants, a building under the control of units of the ministry of defense, the fighters evacuated russian flags, nationalists continue their disorderly flight, leaving equipment and ammunition in their positions, our military destroys enemy fortifications, they are attacked by artillery and aircraft. in the kupinsky direction , special operations from self-propelled gaubst crews and western groupings of troops destroyed closed firing positions and manpower of the ukrainian armed forces. ar

who so far conducted three high risk missions into into nassar hospital and managed to evacuate uh 51 uh patient to the hospitals in the south, but we still have around 140 patients are remaining in the hospital. those figures are unfortunate. change on only on every hour basis because of the facilities some patients leave themselves, lot of patients remain in the hospital, but some patients also unfortunately succumbed to the wounds that um because they are went to the hospital. is the ventilator? the royal body said it will try to evacuate the critically ill and critically wounded patients from anaser hospital to other medical centers in the south including in rafa. over the past four. months israel's genocidal war on gaza has killed over 29,500 palestinians, mostly women and children, about 70,00 others have been injured as well. these early regime has carried out a drone strike on occupied west bank city of janin, killing two palestinians. the violence has been escalating in the west bank since the gaza war broke out with israeli forces intensifying the rates throughout the occupi

palestinians have been forced to evacuate the patients and the staff. which is by the way the oldest part of nassar medical complex, and he says in this message, the situation now at nasar hospital, all of the patients and healthcare workers were displaced to one department, one other buildings have been invaded by soldiers, we can hear the shooting and bombings everywhere, and then he continues and he finish up saying, please stop this madness, stop this: "this is hospital facility, not a battlefield, unquote, that's the appeal of an extremely brave medical doctor among the the thousands of brave healthcare personnel in gaza who have never yielded and never left their patients, so my point is that it's horrible, and the most horrible thing about what is going on in nasar hospital now is that this has been going on for four months." without no power stopping it, so um, i don't know, i think this really is with their impunity, they just keep going, because no military force or political force or international alliance of decent nations are able to stop them, the only one to stop them is is the unite

palestinians have been forced to evacuate the patients and the staff, which is by the way the oldest part of nassar medical complex, and he says in this message, the situation now at nasar hospital, all of the patients and healthcare workers were displaced to one department, one other buildings have been invaded by soldiers, we can hear the shooting and bombings everywhere, and then... continues and he finish up saying, please stop this madness, stop this war, this is hospital facility, not a battlefield, unquote, that's the appeal of an extremely brave medical doctor among the the thousands of brave healthcare personnel in gaza who have never yielded and never left their patients, so my point is that it's horrible and the most horrible. about what is going on in nasa hospital now is that this has been going on for four months without no power, stopping it, so i don't know, i think this really is with their impunity, they just keep going, because no military force or political force or international alliance of decent nations are able to stop them, the only one you can stop them is is the united st

the world health organization says that nassar hospital, the biggest medical facility in southern gazano longer functioning after it was raided by israeli special forces this past week. but, jericka, israel's military says it's doing everything it can to make sure the hospital stays operational. >> thank you for your reporting in tel aviv. >>> to russia now. 400 people have been detained paying tribute to kremlin critic alexei navalny. memorials have appeared in several cities. the 47-year-old died in custody on friday. this is u.s. ambassador lynn tracy in moscow and today navalny's wife shared this picture on instagram, her first social media post since her husband's death. the caption such lay read, i love you. >>> and politics here in the united states, this weekend donald trump and nikki haley hit the campaign trail with south carolina's republican primary now less than a week away. cbs's skyler henry reports from the white house with more on what we can expect in the coming days. kai skyler. >> reporter: good evening. as we inch closer to the south carolina primary, both of the r

assault on hanjunas, a city in the south palestinian enclave, during the capture and clearing of the nassarto two dozen militants from the brigade who participated in the massacres and hostage-taking in the cities and towns of israel on october 7. the actions of ground troops are covered by fire from the air and sea; in the roadstead along the coast of the sector, navy ships are constantly on duty. the israeli military... the gas sector melting off the coast today is modern, stuffed with the latest electronics and equipment, equipped with additionally powerful weapons. in jerusalem, a violent confrontation is growing in jewish settlements on the west bank of the jordan river. radical settlers systematically attack arab villages. palestinian terrorist attacks also appear in police reports almost daily. on friday, near... the city of kiryat malachi , two israelis were killed and four israelis were wounded by machine gun fire while they were waiting for a regular bus. the terrorist arrived here by car at 12:30 pm and opened fire on a group of people who were stopping here. a civilian nearby he

speaking from inside nassar hospital the doctor describes the scene at the hospital's main gate. >> this is the gate of the hospital and how the people are standing, you know? >> reporter: snipers on rooftops, people trapped in fear. >> nobody can move outside of the hospital. you see? see how they are standing. if anybody would go outside of the hospital, they would be killed. >> reporter: outside the hospital a lifeless body explains that fear. locals say she was shot by a sniper. in gaza city the sounds of gunfire sparking panic. hundreds waiting for humanitarian aid trucks now suddenly running for their lives. nowhere seems safe. >> jeremy diamond reporting for us. thank you very much. we'll be right back with more news. >>> tomorrow's historic u.s. supreme court hearing on colorado's ballot ban all hinges on a single clause from the u.s. constitution. let's bring in our brian todd looking at all of this. what can you tell us? >> wolf, there were long odds that this section of the 14th amendment would make it anywhere. it hadn't been invoked in 100 years. the backlash from january 6t

and fact, yesterday, israel held up one of the aid trucks near nassar hospital for hours., the white house national security adviser jake sullivan said israel is preventing flower from getting in. saying the expect them to follow through on its commitment. this comes after reports israel's ultra nationalist finance minister is blocking the flower from actually getting through to gaza strip. lawmakers are debating a bill that will continue to arm israel and its campaign against gaza. civilians and rafah are attentively, fearing another attack. hospitals are being destroyed and evacuated, latent patients to die. and with no work to go for aid. it is a jarring split screen. the words of american politicians and officials and leaders who pride themselves on humanitarian values and the right to life, while people and gaza literally are being forced to survive with american-backed israeli weapons being dropped on them for a 144 days. after the break, i'll be joined by doctor jon keller, medglobal closer who recently returned from a two-week medical mission in gaza. from a two-we

this was the scene at nassar hospital in southern gaza in late january.e hospital had been surrounded by fighting. but another battle played out inside its crowded corridors. doctors and nurses short on supplies and beds knelt on the floor as they tried to save bombing victims. deeper in the hospital, we saw a doctor, a critical care specialist from pennsylvania. our cbs producer based in gaza shot this video. >> he has a small amount of free fluid. >> the doctor checks on the young victims of an air strike she treated the night before. this 13-year-old boy did not survive. >> the nurses noticed his eyes, pupils are fixed and dilated, which is a sign of brain death. >> the gaza ministry of health estimates 12,000 children have died here since the war began. >> there's no room for that. >> we met the doctor days after she left gaza, exhausted after working a two-week stretch at noser. >> we have mass casualties coming in in waves in hospital. that's happening three or four times a night. >> in one night? >> a regular day for me was seeing children with shr

the director of the nassar hospital called the assault catastrophic and israel says it found grenades and mortar shells during the raid. but hamas denies that it has used any hospitals for military purposes. >>> new developments in court cases against former president trump in georgia. a da was on the witness stand yesterday. fani willis testified about her personal relationship with the lead prosecutor in an election interference case. she denies claims of a conflict of interest. meanwhile, a manhattan criminal trial against the former president is set to begin on march 25th. he's accused of falsifying business records to conceal hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels. >>> well, the oakland a's' time in the bay area may and ending soon but until they move to las vegas they need to play. that could be the home stadium. yesterday the a's met. but as andrea nakano explains, fans she spoke with have mixed feelings about this news. the news. >> reporter: it's almost time to play ball again at the coliseum. while excitement usually comes with the start of a new baseball seas

>> i worked at nassar hospital the same hospital. that's right now is out of work of activity. unfortunately for five days with a group of medglobal volunteer surgeons. we worked in the emergency room department in the icu and all floors. we have not seen any signs of militarization. there's there's no guns there. it's like my hospital in chicago. it's one of the tertiary centers there. we did not see any active military activities. these reports have to be verified by a third party. of course a militarization of any hospital is against international humanitarian law, but also attacking hospitals and letting patients die because of lack of electricity or oxygen or medical supplies is also against international humanitarian law. one thing does not justify what's going on right now to the health care system in gaza? >> you went there, you did heroic work. i know it is a danger to you and it's a dangerous all of the people who are trying to work and save their families at the same time. and it's just a terrible situation there for the population that is in gaza doctors, the kherso

now, the senior fellow at the carnegie and dom at four national piece, joining, will nassar, international affairs professor emily studies at johns hopkins university, the school of advanced international studies, and former state department senior adviser, couldn't ask for a better pair of people to help us get clarity on what's unfolding now in the middle east. gentlemen, thank you for joining us. ambassador crocker, let me start with you,. please one important point here. the shots last night took place in syria and iraq. geographically, very close to each other, next to the borders of either of them. what are our leadership at both of those countries, it's very different. syria it's a lost country. it's a country in which the administration, the government of that country doesn't control its own country. there are still anti government forces there, but largely, iran and russia run the scene in syria. you rock, as keir points out, it's more complicated. they are american allies? and they are iranian allies. now, how does this all complicate what's unfolding? >> well, it couldn't possib

at nassar hospital says medical staff are prevented from doing the rounds at warns that all icu patients will die always palestinians are reportedly fleeing gaza's southernmost city of rafah, were more than 1 million people had been seeking safety. the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs says, people are fleeing because of intensified airstrikes and recent statements by israeli officials about an impending ground offensive. all right, going, wow, i have now to cnn's scott mclean in istanbul. so scott, bring us up-to-date on the latest on rafah hey, give you answers. that people are starting to flee northward already because of intensifying airstrikes and also because of the >> signals that have been coming out of israel that there is this looming ground invasion coming for rafah. and so people are headed north past the areas where there is active fighting happening on the ground and janiot yes. where the nasser hospital is located? that's where israeli soldiers are inside right now. and they're headed toward deir al-balah, where there's fighting just to the east and ev

the head of the world health organization saying that the nassar hospital is not functional anymore after.h.o. saying there are still about 200 patients in the hospital including 20 who need urgent referrals to other facilities. >> janai: also right now, two of the three american soldiers killed in last month's drone attack in jordan were remembered saturday. separate funerals were held in georgia for 24-year-old sergeant kennedy sanders and 23-year-old sergeant breonna moffett. staff sergeant william rivers who was also from georgia was laid to rest tuesday. >> gio: and rain is threatening nascar's biggest and most prestigious race of the year. taking place in the 66th annual running of the daytona 500 which is also the season opener for the 2024-cup series season. rain already forced the cancellation of the final practice early on saturday morning. >> janai: we'll see what happens. >>> but we start this half hour with a popular mommy blogger ruby franke and her business partner ready to hear their sentence on some shocking child abuse charges. abc's faith abubey says they're scheduled t

. >> reporter: stockin's pattern of behaving calls to mind infamous gymnastics doctor larry nassar whogooirz of treatment. in thissis ca, patients say they tried to give the doctor, an army major, the benefit of the doubt. >> being in the military at the time for 19 years, i trusted the medical doctor i was seeing. >> i think there are victims out there that might not even know they're victims. >> reporter: the scale of the case is historic according to their attorney, ryan guilds. >> we are aware of cases like the gymnatics case. we're aware of cases where medical professionals have abused trust. that's not unk to the military. but the scope and scale of it, for a doctor to have been alleged to abuse that trust for so very many victims is unprecedented. >> how many potential victims are we talking about in this case? >> hundreds. i'm convinced it's hundreds. >> reporter: male service members are much less likely to report sexual assault than their female counterparts according to the defense departmnt. guilds, who is representing seven of stockin's accuser pro bono says the army faile

understands perfectly well that cairo is the birthplace of the whole idea arab independence, even before nassar who remember very well how the wars with israel go and how they end. and everyone understands what is behind netanyahu’s refusal to return the delegation to cairo for ceasefire negotiations. despite the fact that hamas made this very stop. conditions for the release of the hostages remaining with him, there are still more than a hundred of them, and the news about the rescue of two as a result of a special operation is drowning in statements by relatives remaining in captivity, you abandoned them, otherwise you would not have continued. the hostages, aged 60-70 , were held captive in harsh conditions, they were deliberately kept in a neighborhood where civilians live, inside a building with civilians, to try to prevent us from rescuing them, but we did it, that is, israeli logic, the palestinians are using its citizens are like a human shield and interfere with shelling, areas from which they do not want... go towards egypt, where the wallstreet journal assures, but cairo denies, 13 k

a swat officer murdered by someone on the terror watch list and the family involved was mohammed nassar. do you have any information about this? >> mr. chairman, we are pleased to provide you with whatever information we have. >> please do. and let me just say, 18usc section 2a says whoever commits an offense against the united states, counsel's command and induces or procures a commission is punishable as a principal. human trafficking, a criminal enterprise in this country now with people of no legal status. an entire population seven times over to be killed by fentanyl. 12 billion total. 300,000 people dead due to fentanyl. i would argue that you have been aiding and abetting the criminal enterprise that has occurred in this nation. i see my time. well, i have 15 seconds. >> no, you don't. >> oh, i'm 15 seconds over. i'd still like to go on, but i think i made my point. >> it's going the other way. >> the gentleman yields. i now recognize the gentleman or new jersey for his five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. just for informational purposes, there are americans on the terror wa

i do think that if you look at nassar counting how it's trended over the last two cycles the public andd everything, they flipped everything from the county executive to the county district attorney, to the county legislature and won a bunch of words. local little town supervisor seats as well. so i think that's telling it that nassau county is trending very much republican how about those other key new york races though, is he's still a drag on the ticket in the fall or too soon to say, i don't think so. i think things have changed significantly. i think there's a lot of buyer's remorse for president biden if if you look at my district, for example, i mean stemming trump did when my district but what i will say is he's very much in the tank president biden. i mean, they probably a 33% approval rating last we checked and that is not good. i think overall, and i think a lot of things have changed, right? president biden has had the opportunity to govern, and i think there's a lot of people in these districts that are not happy they're paying more in terms of food costs, they're seeing th