david bergman in london. thank you so much for joining that. so clearly for us let's go to the water and gaza now and talk you officials have joined a drawing course of condemnation, often as rarely as strike on a school compound that killed dozens in god's will. city the you will stop to provide to support all expressed as hara, if the attack, which causes an official stick is more than 90, people are shouting in the school. each of them caught that demanding an urgent investigation. now as well as repeatedly came that home last year with the schools as couple in the week of the october 7th pedo attacks to be in school reduced to ruins after and is really air striking browser. according to an official from causes from us run government around $6000.00 displaced, people were seeking sheltering the compound at the time. witnesses say the school came under attack while people were offering don prayers. the say i just the laptop is the is true as usual, didn't get a warning on approval is trace regardless of whether they're children, women, young

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ronen bergman always a pleasure to talk to you. thank you thank you next on gps, if israel and has well, as relatively low grade cross-border fighting erupts into something much larger. what will it mean for lebanon and for the region at large? i'll explore that when we come back cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new nominee and her running mate fellow cnn for complete coverage, the democratic national convention it starts monday, august 19 on cnn and streaming on max from meat-free monday to this all p.m. sunday so many ways to save life ready wallet, happy but 365 by whole foods market, news central menopause supplements help unpause life when symptoms pause it with the multivitamin plus hot flash support daily z for quality sleep and an extra for focus and clarity. centrum powered by clinically studied ingredients okay, everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy sure. with 27 vitamins and minerals nutrients for immune health and ensure complete wi

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assassination and and destruction. just if you didn't have the chance to read the book by by ronan bergman when he talks about the history of the clendestine and open operation by the musad and by the state as a whole. it's called the rise and kill first and actually is one of the people who wrote today in in in the new york times about the plot being planned way ahead, so to me there is no miscalculation here, they know what they are doing, this is their net. and they want to bring more more destruction to the region, hoping that the united states and and the and the european countries would come to their rescue, because it's very clear with all the mighty and with all the power of the zazian state, they failed and they failed miserably in their war against the resistance in gaza, despite the fact that more than 40,000 martered, many of them are children and women even "there are reports to talk about much more higher than that and you know the terms of one wonded and the total destruction of gaza, so they failed, with all of that they failed and they couldn't defeat hamas and this is the

ronen bergman, an analyst of israel's military and security affairs , writes in the book rise and killhim first: after ariel put sharon dagan in charge of disrupting iran's nuclear program. netenz power plant has been targeted by a cyber attack. the malware agent is known as stuxnet. iranian authorities announced that the source of this virus entering computers was not through iran. enter this virus through hafez. there have been peripherals that were brought to iran from abroad and connected to domestic computers. the purpose of the first version of this malware is to close the gas outlet valves. this made it impossible to exhaust the incoming gas. this raises the internal pressure of the centrifuges. it wasted gas and seriously damaged the centrifuges . the second version of this malware, instead of closing the gas outlet valves of the centrifuges , increases the rotation speed of the centrifuges to an illegal range. the purpose of this work was to destroy the centrifuges and reduce the efficiency of the enrichment process. he invested more on stuxnet. obama believed that although th

, students are said to have warrant him of dire consequences if he did not step down well, david bergman's, an investigative journalist who has worked for several banquet, dashing newspapers, here is his take on those resignations. i don't think this is the right approach. i think it is important obviously to recognize that the people within the civil service in the police, in the cold system and then other institutions have worked locally for the you want me, but you can't get to remove them. you create a huge amount of problems. if you do that, you get a situation of the country, me on a, i don't know which ones for anybody with a warming, the cleanings. i'm in the pot. it was people in the b and b who was treated like this. it was not correct. not right. for people in you want me to be treated and his passion. it's important for the interim government to get ahold of us. that may be some appointments that they do need to change, but they should try to work with the existing system as far as they can try to persuade them to. there's a new, a new dispos dispensation in town. and they must

so unless david bergman in london, thank you so much for joining that. so clearly for us now top you officials have joined a join course of condemnation. often has ready a strike on a school called found guilty, dozens and gaza city. the stopped at about joseph brazzel, expressed of harder the attack which caused an official sick kids more than 90 people sheltering and the school in egypt and got thought of demanding an urgent investigation as well. now as well as repeatedly came the tomas through with the schools as pablo and the week of the october 7th detto tax a doubling school to do, steve wins. law student is variety at a striking, gaza, according to an awfully shuttle from gauze on her mazda and go up and around $6000.00 displaced. people were seeking shelter in the compound at the time. with this to see this school came under attack. why did people but offering dawn pretty as say, i just love talk to for the is true as usual, didn't get a warning on approval. it's trace, regardless of whether they're children, women, young, or older adults only i

israel's military and security analyst ronen bergman writes in the book rise and kill him first afterariel impeached sharon dagan as head of the mossad. he made him responsible for disrupting iran's nuclear program. netenz power plant. the cyber attack is caused by a malware known as straxnet. iranian authorities announced that the origin of this virus did not enter computers through iran. the entry of this virus was through external memories that were brought to iran from abroad and connected to domestic computers. the purpose of the first version of this malware was to close the gas outlet valves of centrifuges. this must have caused serious injuries. the second version of this malware, instead of closing the gas outlet valves of the centrifuges, the rotation speed it takes the centrifuges to an illegal range. the purpose of this work was to destroy centrifugation and reduce the efficiency of the enrichment process. ralph langer. a security expert in germany tells how stunt attacks netens. the americans say that we keyed the design of stuxnet with the zionist cooperation since the b

i talked to nicki bergman of the richardson center a few weeks ago on "special report" dealing with hostage exchange and these kinds of efforts around the world. he said this is the crucial time in the final hours to make sure everything lines up and is are dotted and ts crossed to make sure everything works. there are a number of names going the other way. hardened criminals some of them. some of them side to cyber efforts and attacks. others in jail, russians, for espionage. and we'll have more on that obviously as the day unfolds. paul whelan has been in jail for six years. he went to russia for a friend's wedding in 2018 and taken into custody on charges of espionage and evan gershkovitch. we all read pieces of his articles on the one-year anniversary of him being in custody as a notion of solidarity with him. this is massive for these families and no matter what the back end looks like, as we talked about with britteny griner before, it is a huge, huge story and we'll find out the details throughout the day. >> dana: one of the things that we learned was that if you go back to the time

that's that's what they're doing, and it's not strategic, that is, in the past, we've seen as ronan bergman points out in his book, rise and kill first, these assassinations by the zionists have been counterproductive strategically, and every time they've killed a leader of the resistance, another leader, arguably a stronger leader takes his place, it's happened when they killed abasel musawi and i believe it was 1992 or something like that, and then who comes to lead hezbulah beside hassan nasrella, this amazing leader and probably wish they hadn't helped him become the leader of hezball, and likewise as as they for every leader they kill another leader who will be at least as strong, maybe stronger because of the kind of uh factors. to come with with uh creating marters, that just makes more people uh even stronger, and it it creates the possibility of even stronger leadership, so it's not like they're going to actually gain anything strategically these, yes i think they are trying to provoke things, they're trying to gen up a bigger war, but again i don't think the united states has any

. >> let's bring in mickey bergman. he helped negotiate wnba star brittney griner's release from russia. he also has written the book in the shadows, true stories of high-stakes negotiations to free americans captured abroad. he's also the vice president of the governor richardson center in texas make you thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. that i first just want to get your thoughts. yeah. i'm happy to have you get your thoughts on this historic prisoner swap that we saw. that was so complicated and took the buy-in of many us allies to get this done. >> yeah i think it's a tremendous feat look, i've been in my organization, has been working with a lot of the families of americans that are have been held in russia. and those who still remain held in russia. but this was a us government operation. it wasn't a good lead and executed by the government i commend the white house, the state department, the cia. this took so much coordination in such careful choreography to pool, we should all be very, very proud

i'm joined by patricia miller zoeller who heads newberger bergman's private investor practice and sonaliho is an expert on things private credit, private assets. great to see you. >> great to see you as well and you as well. scarlet: i'm curious to get your take on what a market selloff like the kind we have seen over the past three days, not today, how does that put pressure on private market investors? the pensions and endowments that are invested in pe are feeling nervous. >> the first great thing is all of us in private equity are happy to be in private equity when we see this volatility. private equity is about long-term decisions. it is about very patient capital and it is not about the day-to-day. it is about the next 10 years. because of the way we are thinking about adding value in companies over the long term, we don't have to be worried about the day-to-day volatility. sonali: what is going on with what people are calling the denominator effect? when you see these selloffs, you all of a sudden have these private asset portfolios balloon to be a bigger part of the larger lp por

conditions to be safe and all the facilitation possible in the midst of fighting shelling and when bergman's it's just impossible to be able to get closer to people and listen to their needs and not just district good food but indeed look into the situation of health services and so the hospital and as dying were severely hit. i know that also so the hospital does not functioning all the primary health care centers of thought. i would save more than a year now supporting the population. that's not sustainable, so it is a great move to start getting the trucks in. but again, the just isn't getting closer to people and making sure that the warning parties respect the, the commitments made in gender respect, international humanitarian law, and a law again, a better protection for the civilians under their watch. you, you mentioned the warring parties, the cities army, it's one of the parties to this conflict is boycotting. the ongoing piece talks in geneva, switzerland, where you are, is there still hope for any progress in europe? it as well. i wouldn't go as far as the calling they say, you k

mickey bergman. great to have your perspective on this tonight. thank you. thank you.

mickey bergman. great to have your perspective on this tonight. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> and thank you all so much for joining us on this busy friday night, seeing a news newsnight starts right now

waiting during government purchased as tough as the army will remain in his box. journalist david bergman in london. thank you very much. but then a reminder of our top story this out, it's bratia has declared a state of emergency, a new kind of getting drunk to tack on military a field and then the pets region. the base is located nearly 300 killer because from the border, russia result very fine to push back and incursion by 2 primes your troops, they cost people check dwone pain, fizzle, and bank gulf will have you and use excel. have a nice weekend. the actor ready with nato soldiers from through india secure eastern florida. the $393.00 tank battalion is the speed ahead of the rapid reaction. it defends this the way now if an imaginative the strain was no raging in ukraine. this danger is getting close to, how was the task for the set top next on dw, that slicing through the traditions and language, the have the indigenous people live on the cruiser volumes of kansas pacific coast. often centuries of oppression that's finding the way back to the root of that culture. the have the peo

militant group in turn threatened a harsh response to the overnight attacks or to contribute or robbie bergman spoke to us earlier from ben green. the report were operation ceased for a number of hours about a month ago. here's what i launched. a striking 10 is really build your intent is really uh, citizen and motional shops on the goal. on heights. they were drew's. yeah. they were is really citizen in response to israel killed. so what shot gotta, which is a hit by law commander in 11 on now it's in his below has a threat and 2 straight back in a serious way and strike israel and israel, military intelligence. i mean, to happen on that just for child going on for the past since the war has started is because, but i've been launching between 10 and a 100 missiles into israel almost every day. but it is real. got wind this morning that they were launching, waiting to launch a major attack with heavy muscles, long distance metals, and about 5 o'clock in the morning. is there a launch at preventive striking the airport where i'm at now? these really, airport was closed down for a few hours, but

uh, uh, i, i do a more bergman movie. i've, i've got the president who is of some kind of weird a i, and i'm a tronic. i've got a woman who can each every 3 minutes who very well could be the next president. i know i have a congress that on to jump in with the a country, by the way, who would things nothing? when so lensky and an r n a no show up and they're stopping everything. and if you ask people, what are you doing? who is in charge here, but you mentioned peter the, the trump is simply this, that if you stand up for the, for the right how, when we want to freeze it, you are a do of home us, your energy submitted, your and designers your as, and they save us and you would not be leave. if you read the the news here. there almost is like an auto like a complete like when you sometimes you type something and it will complete. if you put mt but just submit it. and you submitted as, as, as though anybody who was against either genocide, war crimes massacres, whatever you want to call it, is making a statement about jody

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. >> bret: mickey bergman a couple weeks ago, with global reach. we got a statement from him.middle east. let's bring in fox news senior strategic generalist retire general jack keane. it's a big day and you can't take away from the moment of the folks coming home. from a strategic point of view, what does it mean for putin or for the u.s.? >> is a big game for putin, the symbolic nests of it. putin is in something of a precarious situation. he started a war, he found it's going to be over in a few weeks, it's become a protracted war. it's hitting the economy, his people certainly. the sanctions have been as successful but nonetheless the economy. and to putin, he depends on the security forces he has around him and his elites to keep them in power. they have got to be the closest to him and those that he can trust. he's bringing home one of his operatives and some other people as well who did his business overseas, that since a huge message. if that's part of the equation here. >> bret: i heard national security advisor jake sullivan today say he was asked about the ukraine w

mickey bergman actually wrote a book about this effort of getting hostages back home.t it is something that is very complex on a number of different levels bear this morning as we were reporting it, it was really sensitive. there was a problem i had there been a problem, you could have had the whole thing fall apart. that is how sensitive it was. now it is not an those are aptly families to come. >> and mayer, thank you >> i noticed that the senator bob casey from pennsylvania and was just talking about marc fogel and essentially saying, what we need to do is keep his name out there and expressing gratitude for the americans coming on. also saying there are people still including marc fogel. i want to point out not to beat a dead horse. one of those released, she was a reporter for the radio liberty. it was that entity that had reported extensively after he was murdered on the commonalities between that. there are repercussions here for free journalism's and repercussions for those reporting freely on the atrocities occurring within russia that they then react to seemi

and the famous israeli investigative journalist ronand bergman, in his article for the new york times a missile fired from a drone, but by a bomb planted inside the building. the bomb was hidden about two months ago in the guest house, and was detonated remotely, five officials said, once it was confirmed that he was in his room. olivan journalists report that israeli intelligence massat monitored the haniya through his smartphone. israel planted sophisticated spyware via a whatsapp message sent to hamas leader ismail haniyeh. this software allowed israeli intelligence to localize his exact location in his apartment. today, the press service of the israeli defense forces reported that on july 13, as a result of an airstrike in... trugaz , the main military commander of hamas, the leader of the military wing of the movement, mohammed addeif, was eliminated. it is he who is called the organizer of the attack on israel 7 october last year. prime minister netanyahu called on his fellow citizens to be prepared for any development of events. difficult days await us, threats are coming from

mickey bergman. great to have your perspective on this tonight. thank you. thank you. >> you so much. thank you so much for joining us. >> the news continues right here on cnn hello, and welcome to all our viewers watching from around the world. >> i'm lynda kincade ahead on cnn newsroom, presumptive. no more. kamala harris secures enough delegates to officially become the democratic nominee. any for us president the u.s makes military moves in the mid as an anticipation of any retaliatory strike against israel and its allies. >> the russian dissidents speak out about their ordeal after they were freed enough historic prisoner swap with russia live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with lynda kinkade we begin with a historic moment in us politics. kamala harris, now officially the democratic party's presidential nominee making her the first black woman and asian american to lead a major us party ticket the democratic national committee chair announcing friday that harris had enough delegate votes to clinch the no the nation. and it comes at a pivotal time, t

and my great colleague ronen bergman did some great work on this as well. that the irgc, which is the islamic revolutionary guard corps, which controls, among other things, the iranian nuclear program. and of course is the most powerful military force. there has been once again penetrate they were penetrated during the killings of iranian scientists. they were penetrated during the bombings of iranian nuclear facilities. they were penetrated during the big cyber operation, the u.s. and israel did against those facilities now, for two months i bomb or some kind of explosive device has been sitting in one of their own guesthouses. it makes them basically look vulnerable it makes him more sloppy. it makes him look foolish. >> and in many ways that could contribute to a bigger reaction by iran because it's going there create a lot of anger within the military. >> yes. your context on that, obviously, even before we found this they had said that they were going to respond with a direct attack on israel as we're waiting for for more confirmation, david, we know a

mickey bergman. great to have your perspective on this tonight. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> and thank you all so much for joining us on this busy friday night, seeing a news newsnight starts right now tonight a time for choosing kamala harris nears a decision who gets participation trophies? >> who gets a rose what in the american rescue story, new numbers show the economy struggling to turn the page also yes, they did know. >> now harris hires the obama core to do it again in 2024 and georgia's gop says after one of their own throws in for harris, right? as donald trump jumps a midnight plane to georgia supposedly sour peach responds in moments live at the table. geoff duncan only thing. jason osborne and lauren leader welcome to a special edition of newsnight, state the race good evening. i'm jessica dean in new york. abby phillip is off tonight and let's get right to what america is talking that's job interviews. kamala harris, closing in on a potentially campaign altering decision that's choosing her vice presidential nominee and this

minute, volume, from you from... we come to you with an unexpected request, a speculator-forcer, bergmanconducted a search, found a notebook, and in it, as a note, a list of deliveries contraband goods, another list, surnames, so to speak, your wards, splozh, cultural workers, our entire soviet stage is there, to each artist, this scoundrel sold goods for several hundred rubles, now we will start to pick everyone out one by one, a scandal will arise, what should you do, i wonder. oh, magamaev muslim magomedovich, yes, he is on the list, among others, take care of him, i am sure that his interrogation will not cause scandals. we would not like to touch magamaev once again. his case with stadium concerts was closed just recently. this right, that's right, but. a completely different story, he's on the list, your position is clear to us, yes, yes, in terms of dates, it's up to the administration of the bolshoi, i'm happy to sing with you, yeah, yeah, thank you for calling, goodbye, i was invited to tour the russian culture days in baku, the minister himself called, you're not going anywhere

it also says that from max bergman said moscow had been so intense on securing his release because itould send a firm message that the kremlin will go far to protect its loyal footmen. kevin, washington, independent. go ahead. caller: i just wanted to say, it is great that we got some people home, but, like they are saying the russians, we are trading criminals who have assassinated people. in u.s., they would be imprisoned the rest of their lives. we cannot let that happen. i don't understand why we gave them back criminals, who may be the criminals we gave them back right come back and do it again. who knows. host: eddie, seduces, republican -- eddie, massachusetts, republican. caller: it is the nice guy joe. it's terrible, you are emboldening these terrorists. thomas, they take hostages. putin, they take hostages. they are encouraging these authoritarians to take hostages. it is very bad policy. someone said nice guys finish last. joe is a terrible president and he has given the country away. thank you. host: let's look at national security advisor jake sullivan who got emotional w