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extremely severe rain of shells against confederate bea defenses, lieutenant robert edwards of the 48th n york remembered how during the boat landings, quote, many were spattered with water by shells dropping near. by 9 a.m., gilmore occupied most of the island capturing several hundred confederates. skirmish was closed. morris island's northern end while admiral dahlgren shelled battery wagner until dusk. the day had been extremely hot, one sailor remembered, and the men were thoroughly worn out. the cooperative spirit showed cracks. the next morning when general gilmore assaulted battery wagner at dawn with tenth pennsylvania and ninth main, infantry regiments. confederates lost 13 men i failed attack. gi saw 339. admiral dahlgren only learned of thettacwhen gall gilmore told it failed. gilmore then began bombarding fort wagr dorrans iron clods provided daily support responding. beauregard and tucker organized five torpedo rowboat counterattacks to disrupt bombarding monitors. the weather prevented these from succeeding when not sheltering in bomb proofs. wagner's garrison responded. on july

beyond the republicans, it is beyond the democrat rep opener of massachu and the democrat mayor othe f n yorkty. we're talking about the average americanwh in chicago who says do i i have. >> to the back of the linee to. yoyou don't even know their nam and you are spreading them all over our city, that is the exac point in one year we have 151 known terrorist that we have no idea how many other terrorists have come through. this excuse that we have to build a wall. that is an outright lie.ig they lie to us, they gaslight i all the time. and he can't even use the word wall. we have an acute need to construct a physical barrier in the vicinity of the border. consthey can't use the word wal. what i want to know is will the now admit that their racist and they are xena phobic? will they now admit that they e are hateful people for putting up this wall? because they have said that it is immoral and effective and expensive. billion omar said it was a while to racism. and nbc saidt the border wall not about security it's a reminder ofwhat white supremacy . it's a monument to white supremacy.e i mean

that will happen live in a new n york courtroom in front of a judge who does not play. and maybe everything will go smoothly and everybody will be calm, cool and professional. this is the case where the judge has already threatened to jail trump related to his behavior in this case. so just a heads up for tomorrow. for that, that will likely be happening at the exact same time the house is voting again on trying to pick a new speaker. it is all worth watching for. so i want to start tonight with what feels like it might be an important new stage in the war between israel and hamas. now, we don't want to overstate things. i want to be clear the big picture remains the same. israel in response to the terrorist attack by hamas that killed more than 1,000 israeli civilians has continued its airstrikes inside the densely populated gaza strip. while there has been so much question about when israel will launch a ground invasion and when they're going to do that, in the meantime, they've launched these devastating airstrikes day after day after day. more than 4,000 people in g

from t n york times, reads, quote. the psychological impact o israelis has been compared to th shock of septembe11 in america. so after the israeli military repels the initialaltinian attack, the question of what to do next will loom large. there are a few good options for prime minister management netanyahu. who has declared war and as being pressured into a major military response. joining us now nbc news foreign correspondent raf sanchez in southern israel. near the gaza border. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel for us in istanbul. and nbc news white house correspondent allie raffa for us from washington, d.c.. wraps and, what to begin with you. what is the latest on the ground at this hour? >> well, alicia, it is the last couple of minutes, we've been hearing heavy machine gun fire from the israeli helicopter gunships overhead. which underscores that more than 19 hours after the surprise attack began, this unfolding in chaotic and violent situation is still far from over. we are in front of his isr

those questions are laid out in a o deeply reported piece by "n york times"te reporters, titled how years of israeli failures on hamas led to a devastating attack. the most powerful military force in the middle east had not only completely underestimated the magnitude of the attack, it had totally failed in its intelligence gathering efforts, mostly due to hubris and the mistakenhe assumption that hama was a threat contained. overall, arrogance among israeli political and security officials convinced them that these d country's military and technological superiority to hamas would keep the terrorist group in check. and even now, three weeks into this war, it is not clear that israel's leader has figured out how to talk to his country about how and why israel's vaunted sense of invincibility has shattered. at 1:00 a.m. sunday in israel after his office was asked for comment on this article, he posted as message on x, former twitter, that repeated remarks he made to "the new york times." and blamed the military and intelligence services for failing to provide him with any warning on hamas.

n. in new york. be heard, the secretary general un secretary general is when you the tears say that those attacks did not happen in a vacuum. what he also did say though, is that nothing justifies those attacks the attacks. it's tara tests by how much on israel that killed $1400.00 is varies. and he also said that he has in the past unequivocally condemned these attacks. now, that's not what that is really. what is, what i believe within 20 with who has tried to do here is to tow a fine line because i think we have to understand he is the head of an organization that comprises the 193 member states. that quite frankly, there are quite a number of those states that not take israel's point of view. now is the secretary general, the terrorist, if you had cited solely with israel, then he would have risk the side of the credit ability, his credibility with those nations. and at that would have also wrote it any influence that the united nations might have. because then those nations would've said, we alw

n. new york and california you had more conservatives elected than anyone expected in midterm that didn't go the conservatives way. so watch these voices in chicago and who is going south of the border eric adams and the mayor of chicago because they know that their political situation is very precarious and they have to pivot. the president just sits there and says i'm not doing anything different. my hands are tied on. this i don't have choice. i have to build a wall. makes sense to no one. >> they said about afghanistan i had to get out of there. trump made me leave at that timeline. >> it's preposterous and i think most people watching it doesn't make sense. >> judge what do you make of jean pierre's complying with the law? >> i'm so impressed she said that the president will follow the law but the saddest part about this and the obvious answer is they cannot admit that just as martha the point that martha is making it's just beyond the republicans. it's beyond the democrat governor of massachussetts and the democrat mayor in new york city. we are talking about the average american in

the iranian foreign ministers drawing right n new york city wt should your students cannot do but here the party behinf this funds trips, equips trains, arms, tears group and others is invited to the united states with open arms it is absurd. >> to question simple answers. donald trump was in fact the greatest president to ever support israel set not true? >> there is no question about it very much donald trump is also the greatest president to fight terrorism and terrorist regimes and that middle east isn't that also true? if it's aptly right you can ask baghdadi until imani but neither are available for comment. >> he does not get in the international prices he does not get any positive recognition from our own media and said they want to put him in prison for the rest of his life. it's absolutely sickening print i want to thank you sir for your contribution to peace and truth. god bless you my friend big rex god bless you thanks for having me mark, appreciate it. mark: we will be right back. ♪ >> welcome back, america. iranian spies infiltrated the american government and lawmakers

n. h q in new york. thank you very much for all that context. all that reporting as well, i'm not sure of the palestinians would say that there can be any moral victory completely understand your point though, but that's a question we'll put right now to our corresponding and gaza, honey abu, you ship a, who's joining us from hon. eunice, israel's honey. thank you for standing by there. we just wanted to make sure we fully understood what was going on at the, at the un. i wonder, and this may be a completely, this may sound completely ridiculous from where you're standing. but i wonder whether or palestinians actually know about, look at care about the international diplomacy that's happening. you know, at the u. n. in other places. well as of now, palestinians are looking into actions more than words since the beginning of this massive air bombardment and, and there's dr. songs and guys are using sophisticated attacks. it's to bomb schools, public facilities, hospitals, bakeries, and recently, a shopping malls. we're looking for actions here, a

n. in new york. and gabriel, i understand you have some new information emerging from the us. yeah, that's right. the un secretary general antonio gutierrez, published in up ed, a say in the new york times, late on friday. and in that for the 1st time he is calling on israel to reconsider it's mandatory evacuation call for uh, guidance living in the north part of casa to the south. the spokes person for the secretary general has called for that previously in the last 24 hours. but this is the 1st time explicitly we've heard from the secretary general saying that he is hoping and asking israel to reconsider. of course there is no indication that israel is doing that. but we certainly here also from russia after 2 and a half hour close door security council briefing russia circulating this draft resolution, but sometimes what is not in these resolutions is as important as what's in it and what is not in this resolution that's going around by russia is, there is no mention of how much so it seems like it will be very hard if not impossible, to get any sort of consensus in the sec

n. in new york. while insisting they were working to get 8 into gaza. those against the united states standing alone blocked the security council from passing a resolution that would do just that. the us and basset, or insisted that the draft was incomplete. the united states is disappointed. this resolution made no mention of israel's rights of self defense. like every nation in the world, israel has the inherent right of self defense, as reflected in article $51.00 of the un charter of the resolution did condemns a mazda is october 7th attack and the taking of civilian hostages. as well as demanding pauses in the fighting for a deliveries. after several days, i'm to go see ations. 12 council members voted for it. many pointing out that civilians, humanitarian workers and medical facilities must be protected under international humanitarian law. faced with scales, terrorist acts against as well as civilians with the forceful reaction to such acts and never growing humanitarian disaster imposed on gaza. the council response we proposed was robust and ba

n. general assembly in new york and biden did end up inviting nothing yahoo to come to the white house before the end of the year. but what one can only imagine just how different the tender of that discussion will be. now, it is hard to imagine bite and being as hard on that in yahoo as he once was. and that was due to his washing correspondence, you know, do a lot on thank you for your reporting. any. are some more stories making headlines around the world to strong earthquakes and western of denison has killed him more than a 100 people in entered hundreds. others that's according to the united nations. hundreds of homes were also destroyed in the quakes. a local official said for villages near the reigning border, and he wrote province for the bronze of the damage the 1st funeral for victims of a russian. this will strike on the eastern new cream village afford. so that's taken place a couple of were among the $52.00 victims killed and thursday's attacks were gathered for a soldier's wake. when the local investigators happened, gathering evidence at the side double ins, cool leader has ap

n. in new york, harry force it in london and dosage or by re standing by for us entire on she have it. let's start with your the united nations security council will hold an emergency meeting in a few hours time. what are we expecting in terms of its power to de escalate the situation if at all, and we expect that to be taken into and a half hours a time. it's interesting that we're going to be close consultations. it's not going to be a public meeting. we wouldn't be able to see the consultations or thought my husband some discussion about the format. initially we understand it was requested by members to be a private meetings of others. so the full amazing view and security council at which the israeli and palestinian representative could be present, but then that was changed to close consultation. so not a full, amazing uh, view of security council. only the representative on the security council currently on the security council come, attends the amazing so very interesting perhaps. i mean as far as what we can expect, we will certainly be be looking out for what people say as they

n in new york. and so kristen are right in saying that both now both the us and the russian resolution drop resolutions have basically rejected to yes. so the failure on the part of the security council to act, that's exactly what i'm told. france was worried about. they called close consultations, they call had a close meeting before the vote saying, let's wait, let's try to get some unity on those. what's all speak with one voice. they have support from malta, in switzerland. uh, but the united states decided to go ahead and this is the result. we are also hearing that some of the elected members of the council do plan to move forward with another version of a resolution that they'll continue to try to come up with something that they can all agree on. d u a has been very strong and very involved in these negotiations of the air, a member of the council. we just heard from their ambassador what they were looking for in terms of a ceasefire. if that's not possible, some of the other things that we

n. general assembly in new york and biden did end up inviting nothing yahoo to come to the white house before the end of the year. but what one can only imagine just how different the tender of that discussion will be. now, it is hard to imagine bite and being as hard on that in yahoo as he once was. and that was due to his washing correspondence, you know, do a lot on thank you for your reporting. we also spoke to the w as middle east analysts. sonya was on is and asked her what we can expect in the upcoming days. so it's clear that the is really response. we are seeing scattered bombings and gaza, but it was very limited in the way it can operate in gaza because of the many is really is hijacked and captured and brought back into gaza. that will be definitely um, almost certainly we will see is where the troops on the ground and gauze over just something to try to refrain from. but who will also be as early as very much look is there? i was very much careful then looking into what's happening in and who are the border will head fall off? who is an ally of from us, be joining the, the attack

n. general assembly in new york and biden did end up inviting nothing yahoo to come to the white house before the end of the year. but what one can only imagine just how different the tender of that discussion will be. now, it is hard to imagine by didn't being as hard on that in yahoo as he once was. and that was due to his washing correspondence, you know, do a lot on thank you for your reporting. driven politicians have been reacting with dismay to the attacks on israel. a government crisis team has meant to discuss the ongoing situation. germany's interior administering the administer rather nancy fraser said that jewish institutions in germany will get extra protection. the driven personally, if either sign my or has spoken on the phone with is really counter part is all catalog. and here's what you're dying meyer had to say about that conversation. the president had saw, it has just told me about the shocking scale of the attacks by a mazda, at several locations in his country, is real, has to defend itself against his brutal terror by full solidarity is with ours really friends who hav

held around the world. hundreds of protest is congregated from the jewish voices of pays for new york and n y c. democratic socialists of america, the raleigh in my house, and to the mazda cx. 5 in garza, according to local media demonstrations, gathered at the new york city library and latest traffic. it is 350, close to the rest of these 5000 people gathered outside the prime minister's office in central london to hear the vigil to commemorate the loss of innocent, punish simeon lives, including those hills in the house, and to the top condos and they smiled at the crowd as the crowd tons itself, foaming, don't set, and free palestine by waving tell us to be inside pro a peta city in valleys. and the muslim world continues to those who mention hundreds, sounded in a wrong expressing support for johnson's and waving, taught us to be in slide 12, talking desk to israel. friends that each counted tens of thousands of people marching through the capital of young men to share some of our dogs and residence. well in a rough protest as the american and british floods as an image of us present dr

i meanere., incalculably worse n than new york and all these cities we just keep allowing to just fall through the floorft and pretend that it's sort of not going on or hope it doesn't affect us. >> and i said, well, there are several major problems to this. and the first one is, and i'morl so glad you showed the formerly television host chris cuomo. yeah. because he covered himself glory after this attack. i notice he said on social media that this showed why citizens should all learn likees martial arts to defend ourselves. >> i like no, i didn't have to become a black belt in karate if i just want to ride the subway. >> yes. i don't see why you've got a to be a master jiu jitsu artist to go and go out forur the evening with girlfriend. but.g but the other thing is this weird thing and it's again, this is city after city is always about the autonomynomy of the criminal and very often very, very disturbed people, as we can see all the time in this city, as you see it a all the time in democratcr led cities across america that any individuals or who in any other country would be in an

so it is a n, his poll in new york outside the one building one of the 1st communities homeless terrorist attacks on the 7th of october was keyboards buried within 2 weeks later that thousands of presidents are still missing. and many victims remain identified . the deputies, max vanda has been to the keyboards, is report contains mid material that you may find disturbing. security is tyson keyboards barely today. but at dawn on the morning of october 7th, the army was nowhere to be seen. the more than 1000 people living here were among the 1st to be attacked by how much fighters in the realm to keep boots for hours firing. machine guns grenades, rocket launchers, how much lead terrace moved from house to house over hours killing civilians were taking them hostage to date this keyboards, this deserted all. what's left are burnt, destroyed houses, and a community in ruins. these rail, your forties, want the world to see this and hear from people who are there. they bring the house on the smoke them out. and when they finally opened the doors, because it was received and decided who's, who'

n. in new york of these emergency un security council players consultations or opportunities to get a briefing from the u. m. s. of the situation on the ground. as well as an opportunity for members of the security council to get a sense of where each other stands on the current violence where cools for the escalation that will cause ro and violence against civilians. but to security council members clearly had divergence positions on what to do next. the us expressed support whatever is what has to do to quote, defend itself, while the russians cooled for an immediate cease fire, present by instead, i think very clearly uh, today we will support is real. we will help them in carrying out there in a way to the right to their self defense. so i agree, just leave it there for the moment. or we will obviously be having discussions with israel as to how we can best support them as a take on a disappointment terrace entity from us to put the case. but this monthly result is will give them a difference in those 2 positions from 2 prominent members of the un security council is perhaps understandable

n. in new york. hello, they, she have. what more can you tell us about this draft resolution? and the comments made by the russian ambassador to the un, the word fall, or the 2 and a half hour meeting of the security council, cuz the old meeting, which we have. so the secretary general addressed and brief them told me and discussed the the, the cab of the terrible humanitarian situation. the impossibility in some cases of following through on the is rarely iraq. you ation evacuation order and once becoming k, as a major theme of this meeting was the risk of spill over into the west bank at into lebanon. and the sector general in particular, apparently was very outspoken about that. but russia introduced a security council resolution for consideration amongst the members at for me using this is what be rushed out about the bad to say about it. the use of those actions of collective punishment the cause of citizens as well as its due months, 3 victory, more than 1000000 civilians in 24 hours and can separate them in a defect. a gift to the south of the sector also acceptable and

the pays that gabrielle is on day reports m u n h q in new york in the us ambassador addressing the united nations general assembly. thank you mr. president. during a meeting, calling for humanitarian truce between israelis and palestinians. and at almost exactly the same moment, israel began some of its most intense bombardments of gaza. it's unclear of israel time to that and the subsequent blackout of gaza to coincide with the un meeting at that meeting and amendments sponsored by canada and the us that would have added language condemning how much was voted down a draft resolution. but the 193 member general assembly passed the main resolution is adopted, authored by jordan and the era group. it calls for an immediate truce release of all civilians and uninhibited flow of humanitarian supplies into gaza. the us was the only major world power that voted against it. but even with the overwhelming support, it's unlikely the resolution will mean an end. the war resolutions adopted in the general assembly are non binding, meaning that israel can just ignore it without many repercussions as

n in new york. thank you game. well, that's not bringing thomas pickering, he's a former us investor to the united nations. he joins us from washington, dc. mister pickering, do you have any real hopes for you in that process? you should the well be potentially looking elsewhere to try to bring them to this. so i think that it's probably at this stage premature to hold for you and lead process to take us out of the tragedy. and the quandary that we find ourselves in, at the present time with the mouse attacks against israel. i suspect it is real at a minimum will seek to expel all of the hamas spiders from its own territory. busy rates as well as perhaps some hint that it may once again seek to occupied pieces of the gaza strip that are important to it strategically. if not the whole strip. it was abandoned years ago under prime minister. sure. busy wrong uh for good reason, but to present deep uh, and obviously impactful, the attack against israel. there's change the equation. and these really thinking and of cour

n. in new york, a christmas this tell me more about the mistakes that they've been referring to that was made in the past. a yes, well the you on special wrap a tour if you knew of the need alone, was referring to the so called war on terrorism, which was launched after the september 11th attacks of 2001 which of killed nearly 3000 americans at the war that has ensued, in order to stop al qaeda, she said, was waged with many violations of international law. she was referring to the mass round up of muslim men, many of whom were tortured. hundreds were said to guantanamo bay cuba without any due process being respected to this day, and many are only a few people that were sent there were charged and many still remained without charge being held there. and she's as many countries around the world use terrorism to justify violations of international law and human rights. and that's why her position in a sense was created. but what was really interesting about what she said is that all of these violations really don't have the effect that they are intended to have . she says, in fact, that t

n. in new york. away from that diplomacy, the french president went on back on is on his own diplomatic mission in israel and the occupied west bank. he's not up with the palestinian authority president, my mood of bass in ramallah and dudley. he met these rarely prime minister admin yahoo in western slim. let's bring in charlie stratford drawing just now from ramallah. he's been watching what's been happening there. and so back on his meds, a bass, what do we know about that? yes, you're right. make um my call came from a visit in jerusalem meeting these right departments to benjamin is all who met here with my mood abass and perhaps the most interesting thing. he said was a repeat of what he told netanyahu this idea of potentially expanding the international coalition that is being fighting by sol in syria and iraq to fight when he describes how asked as being a tara organization here. very few specifics given, but certainly according to mac homes, advisors speaking to the news agency voices. they was saying that this doesn't necessarily wouldn't necessarily mean boots on the ground,

you just fold in new york, but the latest from the u. n. s. thank you. the mazda miller think group says that within 5700 people have now been killed by his really air strikes in garza. israel's blockade is also causing a cute shortages of food, water medicine and fuel. the you an agency which helps refugees in gaza says that it may have to stop in operations unless more fuel is delivered in this lack of fuel. it's already hindering, stretched emergency services the blood stain, wreckage, ambulance, and gaza. this vehicle was crushed by the bloss companies really strike labels for one last purpose we were running out of fuel. and so we have been taking petro and diesel from the damaged ambulances and using it to fuel the ones that are working in common causes ambulance drivers, emetics have been working around the clock and a great personal risk since israel began forming the strip last control health industry says that over 5000 people been killed in the bombing of the legend. so, but that you were having great difficulty transporting the injured also b

n. in new york for the secretary general's spokes person saying this was going to have devastating humanitarian consequences and strongly appealing for the is right. the older to be rescinded. this is significant because the us like a general is being very, very careful with his language. i think he knows how sensitive to it is. he knows that the us is a permanent member of the security council and he knows that israel is very quick to complain about things he hasn't even use the word c spar at any point calling for us the spot. but he's come out with this very strong statement on this. i think they really consent. also the world health organization saying, because remember, there are people who comp move there was the 6th of the elderly. there were children. he said this could be a debt or the world health organization said this could be best sentence for vulnerable people in the cause, the city and the north of gaza. la single, the un with telling you coming up 9 hours from now. the un security council is going to be meeting the 2nd time they met on the situation. i'm sure this latest is righ

joey, there's been war warningsm our david hard >> emily: n in the new york som times and proby prepared for step two and leading a trap. >> tactically it is probably a trap. if they invade, if they invade gaza going slowly with a deliberate sweep and looking for i >> emily: ds and land mines and things like that and armored vehicles and something probably what you call combat engineers that go in and help find things and move them and it won't be on foot and rivals away and with that deliberate sweep and city squares and allies in places and attack from all sides and tactically it's absolutely a trap. what you're talking about strategically from the world stage and killing innocents and retaliate and have the world look at them and frown upon them. i don't know who has their heads in the clouds about this, but war is the worst thing in the world and the price of war is innocent blood. i had a 9-year-old girl fall out of a tree onto an i > a tree ans an afghan girl and we had to recover her remains but make sure there was no other i >> emily: ds there. if the ieds around and the idea tha

dw news live from berlin, a clash at the un security council in new york. israel's foreign minister, his back criticism from the u. n. she is being part of who also recognizes via text by us, even though it's happened in the back of the secretary general was really meanwhile, the un agency helping refugees and gaza warrens that will have to compensate operations if it does not urgently get fuel, says it only has enough to deliver humanitarian assistance until wednesday night. the i'm on ease of welcome to the program. we begin in new york and the heated session of the united nations security council. we're comments from you in chief, antonio gutierrez, drew a sharp response from israel. un chief, had earlier criticized israel's bombardment of casa and urchin, and what he described as the collective punishment of the palestinian people. but his remarks found short shrift on these fairly side of the table. the very heated exchanges of the un security council meeting in new york as the war and gaza rages on un secretary general attorney who gets have as well. and the situation is getting more di by the hour, at least,

also coming up the clash at the un security council in new york, israel's foreign minister, his back and criticism from the u. n. she is important to also recognize the effects by a mas, we've not happened in the value of secretary general walk, won't really plus the w visits and is really community that was over run by him. us militants on october 7th, residents and emergency workers speak about the horrors of the attack. the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. you an agency helping refugees in gaza says it will have to halt its operations there unless more fuel is delivered. it says it supplies will run out later today. israel's military's refusing to allow fuel into gaza accusing the militant groups come us, which runs the territory of hoarding supplies. is real, impose the blockade on gaza after from us as terrorist attack on october 7th, only limited supplies of food, water and medicine have been allowed in the fuel shortage is hindering emergency services. they're already stretched to the limit in the blood stained wreckage of an ambulance in gaza. it was destroyed by the blasts. permit is

york. >> if you have a rock 'n roll museum that can't raise a million dollars and led zeppelin, you got the stones, you don't think any of those guys could pony up a couple of dollars? or hip-hop. run dnc can't throw down 50? ll can't throw down 50? you can't raise that money by the guys in the hall of fame? >> exactly. look. here's how it works. in the senate you had the retiring senator leahy chairman of appropriations earmarks $30 million to university of vermont. once he retires they rename the honors college where it went after him. he did it again $34 million earmark into the burlington international airport in the spring they renamed the airport after him. >> the whole state is going to be named leahy. just new hampshire and leahy right there. we are going to keep tracking this. pelosi $5 million for an elevator? take the stairs. how high could this thing go. it's a train station. it's not a monorail. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> so you know the boxers that take punch after punch and punch and won't go down, gold bar bar. biden had to go low and i mean really low. today, we

israel's attacks on concept of hundreds of active as of also staged assisting new york's grand central train station. the n t new agreement, jewish voice for peace is holding for an immediate cease on incoming set. and one day, according the immune and genocide of palestinians degree of results, according to the american government to de escalate the situation. just stop sending weapons, israel right? that's it. for me, my insights and i'll be back with more on coverage on israel's one calls at the top of the hour. the weather is next then inside story will focus on the impact of as well as move on, causes children stay with us here. the here's your headlines for the america is nice to have the along and right off the bat. let's talk about this cooking up in the eastern pacific, off the coast of guatemala. it could turn into a tropical storm or hurricane. so we're going to keep tabs on that over the next little bit. now for south america from columbia ecuador right through the pay ruby and andy's into eastern paraguay in the southeast of brazil, got a pretty intense line of showers and storms here. in fact

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on the israel and ukraine wars, his remarks coming after his trip to israel on wednesday n a new op-ed, new yorkranda devine calls the trip an unnecessary distraction, writing it's very well for the president to express support for israel but he needs to explain what the hell his administration has been doing harboring three anti-israel hamas sympathizers with security clearances who have aledged by acting as agents of inchesinfluence for iran. joining us now, miranda devine. thank you for being huer. i think because of that, because of the people you're referring to in your piece, this administration has been defending its stance on iran since this debacle began, since hamas first attacked israel in the worst attack since nazi germany. why? >> well, i suppose they're trying to cover up their role in empowering iran, enriching iran, because of the misuse of just the absurd iran deal, the refusal to let it die that again with obama and was killed off by donald trump and as with everything that joe biden is motivated by, to he race to erae everything that donald trump achieved in his administratio

york. let's start with what the u. n. is have to say early this morning, a responding to these demands by the is really ministry for these one point. 1000000 garza residents to move into the south of gauze that they say that's impossible. as they do in the united nations clearly was caught off guard by this announcement from the is rarely so it was a little bit before midnight, new york time, that we got a statement from the spokes person for the secretary general antonio gutierrez, a statement from his spokesperson and the statement read in part and i'll read it to it says the united nations considers it impossible for such a movement to take place without devastating humanitarian consequences. the united nations strongly appeals for any such order. you have confirmed it to be rescinded . avoiding what could transform what is already a tragedy into a calamitous situation. so clearly the un was urging israel to reconsider. there is no indication that israel has, is going to reconsider at all. and it's important to point o

n. h king in new york. the us ambassador, addressing the united nations general assembly. thank you mr. president. during a meeting, calling for humanitarian truce between israelis and palestinians, and at almost exactly the same moment is real began. some of its most intense bombardments of guys, a it's unclear, is real time to that and the subsequent blackout of gaza to coincide with the un meeting at that meeting and amendments sponsored by canada. and the us that would have added language condemning how much was voted down a draft resolution, but the $193.00 member general assembly passed. the main resolution is adopted, authored by jordan and the era group. it calls for an immediate truce release of all civilians and uninhibited flow of humanitarian supplies into gaza. the us was the only major world power that voted against it. but even with the overwhelming support, it's unlikely the resolution will mean an end. the war resolutions adopted in the general assembly are non binding, meaning israel can just ignore it without many repercussions as they've done in the pas

hamas' propaganda winds up in pages of "new york times" and headlines of most american n newspapers andevision shows. let me ask you about that. we get the statistics, how many jews were slaughtered, and people die in gaza. isn't this outrageous when we don't know who is dying in gaza? it could be a terrorist, is the terrorist the same as a baby who was beheaded by a terrorist. outrageous we report casualties as a result of israel, as you point out, that is what hamas wants and more, egyptian will not open a passageway, not one arab state offered to take one palestinians, are not all of the deaths on both sides responsibility of arab states, terrorist organizations and their weaponization of their ideology? >> 100%, that is the part that is astonishing, you hear israeli leaders asked about civilian casualties in gaza, they express astonish am tham ment they are being asked, they are only ones who care, and try to prevent the many casualties. hamas is telling people to say in buildings. , there are recorded phone calls shown between idf and hamas, from a couple years ago, they are saying

coming to line from berlin, the clash of the un security council in new york. israel's foreign ministry hits packet criticism from the u. n. g. it is important to also recognize the effects by miles. the lots happen in the vacuum. the secretary general walk the wall really plus the human agency helping refugees and gaza warrants. it will be forced to stop until 8 operations today. if it doesn't get more fuel.

dw news live from berlin, clash at the un security council in new york. israel's foreign minister hits beckett criticism from the u. n. chief. it is important to also recognize the effects by our minds we'd love to happen to the value of secretary general was really meanwhile, the human agency helping refugees and gaza warns of will have to stop its deed operations. if it does not urgently get fuel, it says it only has enough to deliver humanitarian assistance until wednesday night .

coming to line from berlin, the clash of the un security council of new york. israel's foreign ministry hits packet criticism from the u. n. g. it is important to also recognize the effects by i'm honestly not happen in the vacuum. the secretary general was really plus the human agency helping refugees and gaza warrants. it will be forced to stop it to eat operations today. if it doesn't get more fuel. israel's military won't allow fuel into gaza, accusing from us of stock filing supplies and the power of music to bring people together. the academy founded here in berlin by renown. conductor daniel baron blind unites young musicians from israel and the palestinian terrorists. the hello. i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. united nations secretary general, antonio gutierrez, is facing criticism. after commenting made of the un security council meeting in new york, israel's investor to the un says gutierrez should resign after remarks he made criticising israel's bombardment of gaza. un cheap, condemned the terror attacked by hom, us, but he also urgent and what he described as the collective punishment of the pales

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published a study which observed the increase larkin general green space in the neighborhood of new york resulted n in over 0 fewer felonies per year end a reduction of over 50%. with the lease signed by the department of interior substantial matter of space will be takenre away. can you speak to the fact housing leads illegal immigrants on floyd bennett phil have on the local area and loss of recreation and increase crime possibilities? not only for the neighborhood we have seen the crime of the neighborhood itself go down. but the crime that will be generated from these camps? >> yes, thank you. we have a number of groups that go to floyd bennett field regular program of the makeup weight rockaway park conservancy would postpone their arts festival. we also have a new project that we have all been working with with the community and outreach for the betterment of floyd bennett field. their bird clubs are people who fish they are there people who kayaked there. people have archery there theire aviators and sports vendors. >> i'm sorry please focus on the crime aspect. >> if you have two police off

york. >> liz thracel, greatly appreciate your time. >>> let's n the latest in israel.ts military has released a video it says shows an air strike on the gaza compound of the intelligence chief for hamas. so far, there's no word on its fate. israeli officials say strikes in gaza will continue. israel says fighting is ongoing in eight areas in southern israel. hamas recently said its fighters are still present there. cnn's nic robertson is a few miles from the gaza border and has the latest. >> reporter: what we're witnessing here, the first time that we've seen it tonight, is israeli heavy armor being transported in towards gaza. that's the road to gaza, about 2 1/2 miles, 3 kilometers that way. these are israeli battle tanks. i've counted at least five. there are more trucks transporting them coming around the corner. the night has been very active beyond that checkpoint, the area where the israeli defense forces have been contesting with hamas militants who are still inside israel. where we are, this is the area that israel controls proper. beyond that, it is still an

coming to live from ruling the clash of the un security council in new york. israel's foreign minister hits back at criticism from the u. n. g. it's important to also recognize the effects by i'm honestly not happen in the fact that a secretary general was won't do you live plus the united states in the u. n. agency, helping refugee using jobs of warrens that it will be forced to stop. it's 8 operations today. if it doesn't get more fuel, israel's military won't allow fuel in the guys are choosing how much of stock piling supplied the hello. i'm terry morris, and good to have you with us, united nations secretary general, antonio gutierrez, is pacing criticism after comments he made of the un security council meeting in new york. israel's investor to the un says gutierrez, should resign. the remarks he made criticising israel's bombardment of gaza. the menchie condemned the terror attacks by him us, but he also urged and what he described as the collective punishment of the palestinian people. a very heated exchanges at the un security council meeting in new york as the war and gauze of ages on un secretary general antoni

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n. has addressed an emergency session of the general assembly in new york, and this follows to failed security council resolutions tabled by the us and russia . and he called on countries not to allow israel to violate international law. the answer to the feeling of palestinian civilians is not the killing of these are really civilians. and the answer to the feelings of is really civilians is not the killing of palestinian civilians. vengeance is a dead and the only path for it or is justice. the only path for the is justice justice for the palestinian people. done this thought the lo done then that done. but eric it done with today it to accommodate is that in? well, israel's ambassador to the un says that the current conflict tends to be seen in the context of previous history. the october 7th massacre. and what ensued has nothing to do with the palestinians. nothing. it has nothing to do with the arab israeli conflict or the palestinian question. this is not a war with the palestinians. is read is a war with the genocidal jihad. these come us stero again. i zation only it is the law abiding