boris and brianna? >>> so president biden set to give that primetime address about five hours from now. he's pushing for billions of dollars in aid for israel. our next guest says the u.s. should not take its eyes of a vladimir putin while all this is happening in the middle east because the russian president is "helping hamas hurt the west." >> the title of josh rogin's opinion piece this week in the "washington post" and josh is with us now. josh, important to note here, you write that reports of direct russian military support for hamas remain unconfirmed. explain how putin now is using hamas against the u.s.? >> right. at this moment vladimir putin is in beijing meeting with his dear friend xi jinping to talk about the new world order they're trying to build together and for both of them, their governments, their states pumping up pro-hamas propaganda. not just criticizing israel but criticizes the united states. word it's our neglect of the united states, of the reason, that led to these rising ten

>> it could certainly get much bigger, brianna. there are a lot of things going around, the israeli defense forces are looking in multiple directions while they're attempting to focus primarily on gaza but they can't do this. they have had these kinds of enemies in the north and in the east part of -- eastern part of their countries. this is going to continue. and i think what we're seeing is some persuasion by their enemies, particularly from iran, to continue to keep this kind of pressure on the state of israel. the focus, again, is trying to be on gaza, but it's not going to remain that way. >> unique of course to this conflict in gaza is the tunnel system and we've been talking about that today. hamas's tunnel system. you can see this is a diagram of it just so people can see. they run under buildings, right, they are connected to these buildings, they're connected to apartment buildings, they're connected to homes. how is israel going to target this? >> yeah, first, brianna, what i would say is to ensure your listeners and you

brianna? >> clarissa, we have some live images to share with our viewers. i believe this is from the west bank and this is a protest. live images from ramallah, this is in response to the strike at the hospital. what can you tell us about the reaction that is going around in gaza and the west bank now to this strike? >> i mean, the reaction is going to be fierce and it is going to be angry, and i dare say, it will be bloody. we have already heard many red alerts and sirens here in ashkelon. several barrages of rockets, hamas calling this a genocide and that language is being used by many palestinians as well. there is a sense that even by the standards of the ferocious bombardment that we have seen over the course of the last ten days this is a new level in terms of the fact that it was a hospital and the fact that so many people were killed. we're being told that the death toll may be even higher than that initial estimate of 200 to 300 people. obviously, it is incredibly difficult to get a full picture when it's late at night and it's dark and there's no

now, boris and brianna, this has also been announced by hamas.pokesman for the militant group said that the mother and daughter are also being released, they say, on humanitarian grounds, but also because they want to contest the claims being made by biden and what they call his fascist administration because they are false and baseless. so we have this mother and daughter, american citizens, who have been held by hamas for much of the past two weeks, now we understand with the red cross on their way out of gaza. guys? >> and, alex, to clarify quickly the next steps, is it clear exactly where they're headed next? is it going to be egypt or israel? what do we know? >> reporter: no, there are two crossings, two gates in the southern part of gaza, one between gaza and the other one and the other rafah which we have been talking about so much because of the question about aid and that is where the aid would go from egypt into gaza. right now it is not clear, boris. certainly they were abducted in israel, we know that, so there is, of course, a good c

>> yeah, brianna. i'll show you. if we can show the folks across the rotunda and even on the upper level and right as this got under way we saw people hanging banners up there. several people were holding banners along that upper level and those were the first folks who police really grabbed and ripped the banners out of their hands and some of them were then zip tied and arrested. now we're starting to see that here on the lower level, but i can tell you, just five, ten minutes ago the crowd was significantly larger. police are really arresting people quickly and taking them out of this room presumably to be processed. >> so they just amassed there in this -- in this house office building. police were not expecting this? >> well, it's hard to say, but police came here quickly. we were here before this really unfolded and the crowd gathered very quickly and then a couple of minutes later we saw at first a dozen and now it looked like a few dozen police officers and we are being told to move a little bit here, brianna

♪ >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar with boris sanchez here in washington.e have wolf blitzer in tel aviv and you are watching cnn's special live coverage of israel at war. today we are tracking several major developments from the battlefield, just a short time ago the idf confirming one of their soldiers who was kidnapped by hamas on october 7th has been released or is now in their custody. private ori megidish who is seen here, said to be doing well and has been reunited with her family. >> we're also hearing directly from some of the other 230 plus hostages held by hamas, the terror group release ago short video showing three women held captive. cnn is not showing that footage but in it one of the hostages who may obviously be under duress speaks directly to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, pleading for freedom. the prime minister spoke just moments ago about the need not only to rescue the hostages but also for israel to continue this war for the sake of its own survival. >> just as the united states would not agree to a ceasefire after the bom

"brianna, at this point, we're just going around in circles like the arrows on the clock thingy."lled him so hard, it ended with her just checkmating him into silence >> i'm not sure what i'm missing here with you, because 208 democrats voted with eight republicans to take the largest republican fundraiser out of the speakership. this was a pretty calculated decision by the democrats. i get it that we had eight republicans -- >> it was a -- here's why, sir because it was a republican who filed the motion to vacate >> it was, it was a republican that had very, very personal differences with kevin mccarthy. [ light laughter ] >> all right so jordan lost 22 republicans. >> seth: man, he just powered down like a roomba that ran out of batteries [ laughter ] i haven't seen someone that deflated since a tree fell on the air dancer at my local car dealership props to brianna keilar for her tough questioning here, but it shouldn't be just her. this is how republicans should be interviewed on -- >> all the networks! [ laughter ] >> seth: so now the house remains without a speaker, with jor

>> sure, brianna.ost of it, he's not actually in legal jeopardy in terms what he did as president. he had unfettered legal discretion to share classified information with anyone he wanted while he was president. but what cnn is reporting out of this outlet and others what told after it, discussing information he learned about our u.s. nuclear submarines. that could put him in some trouble. i don't expect a superseding indictment, or anything along the lines. it's in too much wiggle room for him to get out of but i do expect it to be part of the conversation how jack smith will determine how he continues to be reckless after leaving office. and that will speak to the larger picture. >> he also talked about sharing information with the infamous call with zelenskyy where trump was heard pressuring zelenskyy to launch unfounded corruption probes into joe biden. let's listen in there. >> trump said, you know, that was nothing that i usually do, he said that ukraine phone call, he said that's nothing compare

>>> i'm boris sanchez with brianna keilar live in washington, d.c. anderson cooper is in tel aviv where sirens are going off. anderson? >> yeah. these air raid sirens have started 30 seconds before we came on air. we saw one interceptor going up from iron dome. we have not seen -- heard any explosion and now it seems like sirens are down. it would seem whatever it was, was either intercepted at a greater distance or it's done. oh. that was an interception. just took a while, perhaps, for the sound to reach us. there's low cloud cover so it's a little hard to see exactly all the rockets when they come, they come from that direction, obviously, the direction of the gaza strip. today secretary of state antony blinken was back here in tel aviv meeting with israel's defense minister and newly formed cabinet. that's one of the big developments that occurred on the ground today in israel as the military gears up for the next phase of the war. fighter jets struck hezbollah targets in lebanon as well. cnn's nic robertson is in sterrot. nic, talk about what yo

. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar in washington with anderson cooper in tel aviv.e are beginning with breaking news in the israeli/hamas war. sourcing telling cnn that the terror group hamas has released two more hostages believed to be american citizens, anderson. >> today's release is help from officials from qatar, involved in the other release as well as, as well as egypt at the time. and alex marquardt joins us on the details with kaitlan collins. kaitlan, what exactly do you know? obviously, we have some information that is not getting out in all of this is confirmed? it's a fluid situation, they are not in israel. >> right. this is a very fluid situation. we're holding off on details because this is a fluid situation. we want to make sure we get everything right. what we do know two more hostages released by hamas. i'm told they're not actually in the custed to of the israeli government yet. but they are on the way there. but that is part of the sensitivity of the reporting around these hostages, obviously given their situations. this is significant. i am to

♪ >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar in washington with anderson cooper in tel aviv.nd this just in, israel's defense minister says it's preparing for a, quote, multilateral operation on hamas from the sea, ground and air. this comes as israel ramped up its attacks overnight launching a bar avenue of strikes. we're looking at some of the aftermath here. the israeli military saying it hit hundreds of terror targets. according to the palestinian health ministry, 436 people were killed in the strikes overnight including nearly 200 children. anderson. >> this all comes as we're learning the u.s. is pushing israel to delay its ground invasion of gaza in hopes of getting hostages out and letting humanitarian aid into the south. although a israeli official has denied this. carrying supplies into gaza, relief groups are warning much more is needed as the crisis deepens for many palestinians running out of food and water. cnn's chief international correspondent alex marquardt is live in washington. cnn's jeremy diamond is in ashkelon, israel, lolgalong the border. jeremy, what

i'm brianna keilar in washington with boris sanchez. we have anderson cooper on scene in israel. we do have breaking news. israeli troops conducting raids inside gaza, they have done this, the israel defense forces saying they targeted terror cells and searched for hostages here in the past day. hamas is believed to have up to 150 hostages inside of gaza, including some u.s. citizens. last hour president biden spoke with the families of 14 americans who are still unaccounted for since the weekend attacks. >> earlier today, the idf dropped flyers on gaza. you're seeing them there on the screen. the flyers tell people in the north to evacuate south within the next 24 hours. this indicates a large ground operation could be imminent. the u.n. saying that evacuating 1.1 million people in one day is simply impossible. anderson? >> here in israel idf tanks are on the move near gaza and at the northern border with lebanon. shelling broke out, hezbollah claims it hit four israeli targets, some witnessed by cnn. the specter of an escalation on two fronts very real and of great concern wlac

boris and brianna? >>> so we're getting new reporting from capitol hill.s like the fight to become house speaker is getting uglier and uglier. what we're learning about shouting, finger pointing, swearing, prayer, refusing to sit down, all of this happening in a meeting that's under way right now. we'll take you behind closed doors when we come back. >>> we have breaking news on capitol hill. this chaotic fight that we have watched between house republicans over this new speaker situation, it's even uglier now if you can imagine that. there's been this heated bp to conference meeting under way, happening right now, and we are learning that members, they are swearing at each other, they are shouting at each other in the case of matt gaetz refusing to sit down after former house speaker mccarthy told him to do just that. >> yeah. fellow republican apparently pointing directly at him and saying "this is all your fault" for his filing the notion vacate mccarthy as speaker. let's take you back to capitol hill with melanie. what's happening now? >> reporter: yea

compete by a woman with a whole lot of grit inside and outside of the classroom >> our thanks to briannabringing us that story one marathon is impressive enough. but people who get into it really get plointo it, as you s there. >> our thanks to brianna for that story >>> now to broken hearts for a family when their cat went missing. now he made his way home a man noticed a catwalking around the back yard and scanned the micro tag and found the cat had been missing since 2011. they were >>> right now, overwhelming unrest. israel's war against hamas intensifies. we're live with the overnight

i'm boris sanchez with brianna keilar.e want to go straight to anderson cooper, where sirens are going on. what's going on? >> sirens have not occurred here for really today, certainly over the last several days. they're quite extensive sirens. you hear them all over tel aviv. it started maybe 30 seconds ago. it remains to be seen. if rockets do come, they generally come from that direction -- that sounded like an iron dome interception. that was a rather large explosion. that is something we have nod heard very much here in tel aviv. no, i think we're fine in this location. matthew, what do you think, was that an iron dome interception? >> i vice president hearty anything like that dinse sorb. >> and interesting that the sirens stop as soon as that hit. i'm assuming that was an interception by iron dome, but there's cloud cover here, we didn't actually see the rocket, but there's quite a large explosion, and it is sirens had now stopped the there was an araid maybe a 45-second warnings, but tel aviv i haven't seen it that

i'm brianna keilar here in washington alongside boris sanchez, anderson cooper is on the scene in israel ahead of an expected israeli ground invasion of northern gaza there are roughly half a million people who have fled south at the urging of israeli officials, but there is no power, there's also no way out. the border crossing into egypt is closed. >> among those who are stranded more than 250 american citizens and their families. u.s. officials are pushing egypt to open the rafah cross to go let aid and evacuations through. anderson? >> here in tel aviv secretary of state antony blinken is back holding high-level meetings. we may be hearing from him soon. i want to get our global cnn coverage with jeremy diamond natasha ber grand and becky anderson is here with me in tel aviv. jeremy, the secretary of state took cover in a bunker alongside benjamin netanyahu for a few minutes as i understand as air raid sirens went off. what are you learning about what's come out between them today? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. secretary blinken has been meeting with the israeli prime minister ove

many doctors are taking to gender just days ago, buck spoke to brianna , a 22 year old woman who brianna 13. he's remained of what she said . what she said. >> and so now i'm 22 and i'm like, i have my entire adult life, but i have no sexual function. so so what does that mean in a relationship now? i want a family. i can't do that. i want to be in a long term relationship . but i have no relationship. but i have no sexual desire or no sexual feelings . i don't even know what feelings. i don't even know what that feels like . so i don't that feels like. so i don't really know how to do any of that. >> wow. so i'm joined now by speaken >> wow. so i'm joined now by speaker, entrepreneur and educator jr buck angel . buck, educator jr buck angel. buck, thank you so much for joining me. honestly i came across you on on x and checked all the a lot of the things you've done on youtube and it is astonishing really what is happening. so can you talk me through sort of your experience first because, of course, you suffered with gender dysphoria . can you talk about dysphoria. can you talk about yo

brianna and brianna here are already thinking about what they want to do when they grow up. [ inaudibleere you go. handle it. >> reporter: warriors player jerome robinson was there participating in some of the drills with them. >> from a personal experience i grew you in the ymca. being around people and sports and just like high like character people that are going to donate their time to kids, i really enjoy and really inspires me. >> reporter: the warriors also just announced they're bringing a wnba expansion team to the bay. payton and her mom are excited. >> this summer we went out to arizona and we went to the phoenix mercury game. so she loved it and it was good. so we're pretty excited that they'll be here in town. >> reporter: a night of big dreams for young girls throughout the bay. >>> swifties arrive in full force for the world premiere of taylor swift's concert film a look at how the pop star will make history at the box office. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break on this thursday morning. it's almost my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-

brianna and brianna here are already thinking about what they want to do when they grow up. [ inaudible ] >> there you go. handle it. >> reporter: warriors player jerome robinson was there participating in some of the drills with them. >> from a personal experience, i grew up in the ymca. and so being around people and sports and just like high like character people that are going to donate their time to kids, i really enjoy and really inspires me. >> reporter: the warriors also just announced they're bringing a wnba expansion team to the bay. payton and her mom are excited. >> this summer, we went out to arizona and we went to the phoenix mercury game. so she loved it and it was good. so we're pretty excited that they'll be here in town. >> reporter: a night of big dreams for young girls throughout the bay. >>> good morning. we're here at the great shakeout tour. it's day two in san francisco. and coming up, we're going to learn more about how to be better prepared for an earthquake and check out this simulator that's when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional an

case permanente, the largest healthcare organization in the united states, but american media expert brianna jouri he says: this dissatisfaction is not only limited to the american healthcare sector and is a general concern in the american society. now in our country, the number of general managers is about 400 times that of ordinary employees, and this is an exile. and there is a deep income gap and a structural problem in america that originates from washington and people are unhappy with it. the tax structure of our country is designed to support only capitalists. american cnn tv announced in a report that the number of strikes in this country has greatly increased, so that in the last 12 months, 396 small and large strikes have taken place all over the united states. it happened that most of them were due to salary and livelihood problems. ali rajabi khabari sedav sima, new york. well, the report you saw was related to the largest strike of healthcare workers in america. but now see a report about turkey's warning to america. identifying the identity of the two terrorists at the end of s

. >> good morning, brianna.s announcement is already inviting a ton of political reaction, almost all of it critical, with one progressive of house democrat saying the move is like sticking our heads in the sand. this morning, the biden administration is defending plans to build more border wall along the southern part of the united states amid an uptick in illegal border crossings from mexico into the us. >> we had no choice. >> building a border wall was former president donald trump's signature policy decision and the biden administration claims that money appropriated by congress under the former administration in 2019 requires they continue to build barriers at the border. customs and border protection plans indicate that the new construction will be an 18 foot portable barrier different than the 30 foot baller design added under trump's administration. president biden campaigned against a border wall in 2020 and thursday said the law ties his hands. >> do you believe the border wall works? >> no. the presi

but american media expert brianna jouri says: this dissatisfaction is not only limited to the american healthcare sector and is a general concern in the american society. now in our country, the ceo's salary is up to 400 times that of regular employees, and this is a deep discrimination and income gap and a structural problem in america, which originates from washington and people are unhappy with it. our structure announced in a report that the number of counts in this country has greatly increased so that in there have been small and large strikes all over the united states, most of which were due to wage and livelihood problems. ali rajabi , new york radio reporter. thank you very much for your attention and god bless you. greetings, dear viewers , welcome to tonight's program. last night we had a discussion about team omid and we examined the shortcomings of this team in the two competitions that it held in the last month . we will continue this discussion with mr. derakhshan tonight. dear mr. yaqub watani, the football coach is here. hello and polite. your service in the name of g

but american media expert brianna jouri says: this dissatisfaction is not only limited to the americanare sector and is a general concern in the american society. now in our country, the salary of the general manager is up to 400 times that of regular employees, and this is a deep discrimination and income gap and a structural problem in america that originates from washington and people are unhappy with it. the tax structure of our country is designed to support only capitalists. american cnn tv announced in a report that the number of strikes in this country has increased so much that in the last 12 months, 39 small and big strikes have taken place all over the united states, most of them due to salary and livelihood problems. ali rajabi , new york radio reporter. turkey's foreign minister warned third parties about the country's retaliatory operations against pkk and ypg positions in northern iraq and syria. the turkish media announced that fidan means the third parties of the united states. identification of two terrorists end of the incident on sunday in ankara, the capital of tur

. >> brianna yanez, who's visiting from houston, didn't want to take any chances. we were counting on getting our car broken into, so we put everything in the trunk. >> the president of the american car rental association believes senator wiener's proposed legislation will make a big difference. >> the lack of consequence is for getting caught doing it, and that's what we're here today to address this is exactly what's needed. >> senator wiener's into produced similar legislation back in 2018 and 19, but believes the bills did not move forward because of the leadership at the time. now, senator wiener hopes the third time will be a charm. back to you. >> yeah, suzanne, it seems like an obvious loophole to close. any idea how many car break in cases have actually not been prosecuted? because the victims could not return to testify in court that their doors were locked? well the da says that's very difficult to quantify. >> but remember, lots of the places where auto burglaries occur are frequented by tourists who don't live in the state or even the country. so they

. >> hello i'm brianna i'm also -- mic up to you. >> can you hear me. >> i'm brianna i'm with transgender district here in support of the plaques for the area. a win for the transgender folk system a win for everyone. our history is everyone's history and should be cell brit third degree is i great way to do it thank you for your support in this. >> thank you for sharing your comments. anyone who else has public comment on 2, 3 and 4 together. come forward. michael patrellis i want to spoke in favor of each these items i think that the markers are necessary. instead of giving we the people. public comment time for item 2. 3 and 4. you compressed them into one. that is a shame. san francisco are right now in this city hall is chipping away at public comment. we taxpayers are denied every opportunity to petition our gentleman. now, of course, many of you are busy on your cell phones or you are looking at e bay. you are not paying attention to what the public has to sill. regardless of your disinterests in when we have to say. every item should be given public comment. and not only should ea

using western supplied cluster munitions. ukraine targeted a village in the western russian city of brianna. this week that's according to the governor there, divided up more than 50 homes were damaged while you creating that tax routine. lee head civilian infrastructure. russia works on rebuilding the city of motor. you pull our t correspondence, the sweeney has more than that. a 50000 pair. what is it working in the regions recently incorporated into the russian federation. according to government officials, 33 state companies are involved in the rebuilding process. volunteer some cities including most going some petersburg helping in my view po, reconstruction is gathering pace. just on the hall from the buildings in my view, po was said to have been destroyed during intense fighting that took place over night. you see that you pay it in march 2022. many of the building surrounding this area still bad to put it marks on the alternately damaged from that time. reconstruction is on the way construction companies and volunteers from moscow. in some petersburg have joined the assets to rebui

. >> hoy, la alcaldesa brianna storm, dice estar preocupada por la comunidad y siente la frustracióncesos. manager nos disculpamos sinceramente con los vecinos y la responsabilidad es mía. soy el gerente, dice, pero sus palabras no convencen a todos. >> refinería. we don't really trust. >> muchos sienten desconfianza en la refinería. no creen que les puedan decir cuando suceda algo malo. >> la policía dijo que aún está investigando el tiroteo del 9 de octubre en el consulado de china en san francisco, luego de que un hombre estrelló un coche contra las instalaciones. y como parte de las pesquisas publicaron ese video. es editado de la cámara corporal de un agente que muestra el momento justo en que las autoridades ingresan al lugar, observan al sospechoso, sido detenido por 2 miembros de seguridad y luego reaccionan disparando cuando el sospechoso saca un cuchillo. aún así, no vamos a mostrar la totalidad del video por lo gráfico de este incidente el pasado junio y en plena celebración del día del padre, una serie de tiroteos en san francisco dejó varias personas heridas, incluyendo

i'm boris sanchez, alongside brianna keilar. anderson cooper is live in tel aviv.n gaza city people are digging through rubble searching for family members after the deadly explosion at the hospital. >> the u.s. government is saying it believes israel is not responsible for the blast. president biden citing multiple pieces of evidence. >> palestinian people are suffering greatly as well. we mourn the loss of innocent palestinian lives like the entire world. i was outraged and saddened by the enormous loss of life yesterday at the hospital in gaza. based on the information we've seen it appears that it was the result of an errant rocket fire in gaza. >> outrage has been pouring over in cities throughout the middle east, renewing possibilities that the conflict could spread wider throughout the region. we want to begin with jeremy diamond with me now. let's talk about what the idf is saying. there was a press conference this morning at around 9:15. the head of public information was giving it. talk about what israel presented. >> they presented a number of pieces of

i'm boris sanchez with brianna keilar in washington, alongside anderson cooper in tel aviv. palestinian civilians desperately need humanitarian aid. yesterday president biden got assurances that food, water and medicine would be allowed through the rafa border crossing, though delivery trucks are waiting for the green light. >>> a few hours before that happens tonight, president biden will be addressing americans from the oval office. anderson? >> here in israel -- sorry. let's go to nick roberts. nick, what's going on? >> reporter: anderson, we're seeing outgoing intercepts from the iron dome. we've just taken shelter because we had the incoming siren of missiles incoming. it's a very short range to gaza from here. when the siren goes off, you have about six or seven seconds to take cover. i think there were two salvos of rockets. we saw intercepts that were heading to the north. then the sirens went off where we were, which is why we took cover. we heard those rockets come over. it's been a bit like that this afternoon. sorry, i'm a bit out of breath. we were just ducking

i'm boris sanchez with brianna keilar in washington. just a short time ago, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu unequivocally rejected growing international calls for a cease-fire in israel's war with hamas. israel says its military campaign against hamas has entered its second stage now, not only with more intense air strikes but also an expanding ground operation on the ground in gaza. the idf says that dozens of militants have been killed, but now the palestinian ministry of health in ramallah, which draws from sources in the hamas enc enclave, says more than 182 people have been killed in strikes since hamas' terror attack began on october 7th. >> just as the united states would not agree to a cease-fire after the bombing of pearl harbor or after the terrorist attack of 9/11, israel will not agree to a cessation of hostilities with hamas after the horrific attacks of october 7th. calls for a cease-fire are calls for israel to surrender to hamas, to surrender to terrorism, to surrender to barbarism. that will not happen. >>> in

i'm boris sanchez with brianna keilar in washington and wolf blitzer live in tel aviv. breaking developments in the israel-hamas war. we're learning about the first idf casualties reported since israel started its ground incursion into gaza. we're going to begin with this explosion, images showing the result of a major blast on one of the largest refugee camps in gaza. >> reports are still coming in but dozens are dead and injured. those numbers are expected to rise. many are still under rubble according to the hospital director in gaza who is treating victims. the ministry of interior in the hamas-controlled enclave reported that 20 homes were key stroids. wolfe? >> -- destroyed. wolfe? >> it's very, very powerful what's going on here. the israel defense forces have not immediately responded to cnn's questions about that explosion at the refugee camp in gaza. meantime moments ago, right here in the heart of tel aviv we witnessed iron dome intercepting rockets that are coming over right another where we are in tel aviv. jeremy diamond is standing by the ash ke lone, isr

boris, brianna, thanks so much.ething becky anderson said about the idf's response to the questions about a deal in the works. this is from daniel hagari, he said regarding the rumors circulating, over 200 hostages held in gaza and a deal, he said i will answer it this way, i suggest you disregard rumors. this is psychological terror and a use of civilians by hamas. we will reach and present any credible information whether civilian, intelligence or operational, be given to the families first once confirmed and then notify the public. don't surrender to hamas' manipulations of what he describes as psychological terror. want to check in with nic robertson in sderot right now. nic, talk about the sort of the pace of what you have been seeing over the last 20 minutes or so compared to what it was earlier. >> yeah. feels like the pace has sort of dropped off a little bit in terms of artillery strikes. there are still some, but what we have heard and seen in the last few minutes, last five minutes or ten minutes, perhaps

i'm brianna keilar with boris sanchez, wolf blitzer is in tel aviv and we're tracking multiple developments in israel's war in hamas. rescue efforts under way following an israeli air strike, a strir strike the idf say was ordered to take out a hamas leader. >> reports are still coming in, dozens confirmed dead, many more injured. those numbers are expected to rise. officials in hamas controlled gaza say 0 h20 homes were destrd there. >> just moments ago, i spoke with an idf spokesperson who confirmed that israel was involved in the blast. listen to this. >> we'll be coming out in the next hour hopefully with more data. i can give you there was a senior hamas commander in that area. sadly he was hiding, again as they do, behind innocent civilians. that's all i can say. we'll be coming out with more and what happened there. >> can you confirm it was an israeli attack that destroyed a big chunk of the jabalia refugee camp? >> yes, i can. we were focused again on a target, a senior -- commander and we'll be updating you with more data as the hour moves ahead. >> let's get to cnn's internationa

i'm boris sanchez in washington with brianna keilar and anderson cooper is on the scene in israel. the idf says that in the past 24 hours, troops have entered gaza, carrying out raids and searching for hostages. >> earlier today the idf dropped flyers on gaza, you see that here. these flyers telling people in the northern part of the gaza strip to evacuate south within the next 24 hours. u.n. saying evacuating more than 1 million people in one day is impossible and cnn has learned that u.s. intel warned the biden administration of the potential for a clash in the region days before the hamas attack on israel. we'll have more on that new information here in just a moment. what is the latest on the ground? >> soldiers and tanks were massing near the gaza border. we have been seeing that now for days, fighting along the northern border with lebanon has been -- there has been an uptick on that. it is conducting drone attacks on sites inside of lebanon. we're covering all angles with our reporters and analysts standing by there is a lot to get to in the hour ahead. first to matthew chan

cnn's brianna golodryga spoke with jose emir who denied his country's involvement in the attacks. >> i want to talk about your time in new york. you spoke at the u.n., and i want to quote what you said for our viewers. you said, i say, frankly, to the american statesman, we do not welcome expansion of the war in the region, but i warn, if genocide in gaza continues, they will not be spared from this sapphire. is that a threat? is iran prepared, really, to go to war against the united states? z >> translator: i don't want this war to spread out. >> with all due respect, your actions don't seem to match your words. you say you're playing a constructive role in protecting peace, but according to the pentagon, groups connected to iran have targeted groups in the regions at least 15 times, injuring at least 20 u.s. military personnel, a u.s. carrier strike group shot down 15 drones, four cruise missiles fired by iran backed houthi militants in yemen that were aimed towards israel. president biden said this yesterday -- >> translator: any attack that is carried out in the region, if they a

i'm boris sanchez with brianna keilar in washington, d.c. >> we're seeing live pictures now out of gaza where we have been watching explosions lighting up the sky. we want to bring in anchors jake tapper anderson cooper live for us in tel aviv. >> we are seeing an intensification of explosions over and in the gaza city, more than we've seen in recent days. the idf, israel defense forces v n , have not commented on what seems to be an uptick. they have not commented on their upscale of operations targeting hamas. >> on a day we've been learning more about hostage negotiations with hamas and the humanitarian crisis in gaza growing dire by the day. there had been a lot of anticipation about a potential breakthrough of sorts in the hostage crisis. that, obviously, is now overshadowed by this. we don't know what the developments are on the hostage front. >> this would seem to suggest it's not going as desired. i mean, you wouldn't have an intensification of the bombing campaign, one would think f they were about to release a bunch of hostages. >> the level of explosions we've been hearing, e

i'm boris sanchez with brianna keilar in washington and wolf blitzer is live in tel aviv. in a few minutes prime minister netanyahu will speak to reporters as israel enters what they're describing as the second stage of their war on hamas. israeli defense forces as you can see on your screen intensifying air strikes and expanding operations on the ground in gaza where the idf says dozens of militants were killed over the weekend. >> today the terror group hamas released a short video that shows three women, it's believed, taken hostage on october 7th when hamas murdered more than 1,400 people. cnn is not showing this footage, but in it one of the captives who obviously may have been under duress speaks to netanyahu, pleading for freedom. wolf? >> in gaza civil order is beginning to collapse right now in the southern and central region according to u.n. officials. they say and i'm quoting now thousands of people broke into warehouses and distribution centers taking wheat, flour and hygiene supplies, it's a sign of the growing despair as the very few aid trucks continue to t

. >>> hello, i'm boris sanchez with brianna keilar in washington. we begin with a major breaking development in the is heal-hamas war. two americans taken hostage by hamas nearly two weeks ago have been released according to a source familiar with the negotiation noose this is a mother and a daughter as we understand it, they were among at least 200 people who were kidnapped during hamas's attacks on israel in which 1400 people were killed. we have cnn's alex marquardt and mj lee with details on this. alex, tell us what more you can about this release. >> reporter: well, a mother and daughter as you say, we understand from a source that i spoke with about the negotiations, that the mother is not in good health. so we've been told by both our sources and by hamas that this is a, quote, unquote, humanitarian release because presumably hamas doesn't want to deal with someone who is not in very good health. we've been told that they have been handed over to the red cross so they are now an independent body, they are not with the militant group anymore a

i'm brianna keilar alongside anderson cooper live for us in tel aviv. president biden just wrapping up an unprecedented wartime visit to israel as protests continue across the middle east in response to a deadly explosion at a hospital in gaza. the u.s. currently assesses israel is not responsible for yesterday's blast. biden today echoing that assessment. >> hamas did immediately blame israel for the explosion. israel says they have several key pieces of evidence pointing to the islamic jihad, saying it was a failed rocket launch by the militant group. cnn cannot confirm exactly what caused the blast, but the bloodshed reignited fears of escalation and this could become a wider conflict. president biden had a clear message on that front. >> my message to any state or any other hostile actor thinking about attacking israel remains the same as it was a week ago -- don't. don't, don't. >> we have more from israel, a few miles from the gaza border. some of the most urgent issues now are -- have been certainly the last 12, 18 hours, this hospital blast, the

thanks, brianna. >> 10 0, 7, is the time this morning. and as we take a look at blue skies behind us here. don't forget, this is the start. today is the start. >> of fleet week yeah. and will tran has been covering that. he's been having a field out on the field. there were in a green where there's all kinds of military exhibits and hands-on stuff. yeah, it's pretty yes. so aside from the parade of ships in the air show's course, which is really do a lot of people, you have all of that hands-on stuff that you can tour. take a look at talk to the members of the military operate that and really get sort of a hands-on learning experience for you and the kids. it's a family fun event will be chatting with will more about that coming up. we will but moving on to other news at 10. 0, 7, new this morning. the oakland chamber of commerce is asking the city to seek state funding to help install automated license plate readers throughout the city. in a letter, mayor sheng thao says that they believe the option of the cameras and use of state funds

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. >> hello i'm brianna i'm also -- mic up to you. >> can you hear me. >> i'm brianna i'm with transgender district here in support of the plaques for the area. a win for the transgender folk system a win for everyone. our history is everyone's history and should be cell brit third degree is i great way to do it thank you for your support in this. >> thank you for sharing your comments. anyone who else has public comment on 2, 3 and 4 together. come forward. michael patrellis i want to spoke in favor of each these items i think that the markers are necessary. instead of giving we the people. public comment time for item 2. 3 and 4. you compressed them into one. that is a shame. san francisco are right now in this city hall is chipping away at public comment. we taxpayers are denied every opportunity to petition our gentleman. now, of course, many of you are busy on your cell phones or you are looking at e bay. you are not paying attention to what the public has to sill. regardless of your disinterests in when we have to say. every item should be given public comment. and not only should ea

thanks brianna, and yes, it will make a difference to those few people who do receive, but it's a drop in the bucket. what we are calling for is a stain increasing daily deliveries of going forward in the next period. so these 20 trucks. yes, welcome start. but not nearly enough. can you perhaps walk us through the process of mediation that led to the reopening of the roof of border crossing? so i know the talks were going for quite a long time. why did it take so long? a part of the reason of course is because there's a number. busy of different parties involved as riley's egyptians, the partners who are trying to deliver to military assistance, various ma'am other member states, etc. so there's a lot, as i said, different parties who are involved, and that's a big part of the issue. another part of the issue, of course, is every member state or party has some of their own interests, but also just different requirements, etc, which really needs to be settled. and unfortunately, because you monetary assistance should be unconditional. and what about those who hold foreign passports and

but right now it is your headlines with brianna . your headlines with brianna. >> thank you, patrick.ood afternoon. it's 3:01. your top stories from the newsroom . rishi stories from the newsroom. rishi sunak has welcomed israel's decision to allow humanitarian aid into gaza from egypt, including £10 million worth of uk aid ready to enter the prime minister held talks with his counterpart, benjamin netanyahu and president herzog earlier , and president herzog earlier, netanyahu thanked rishi sunak for his visit to israel, calling it a strong statement of support in a time of darkness , mr sunak in a time of darkness, mr sunak will fly to saudi arabia later, where he'll meet the crown prince, mohammed bin salman. he says today's talks have been productive. i've had good, productive. i've had good, productive conversations with both prime minister netanyahu and the israeli president, herzog . herzog. >> among other things, we discussed the importance of this conflict not escalating regionally and the importance of getting humanity , korean aid getting humanity, korean aid into gaza to h