no, charlie. wait. i'm leaving! charlie, wait!car departs] [panting] [door closes] [sighs] wait. i want to go with you. -close that door. you stay right where you are. -but why? i want to help. you can help by staying home and safe. you listen to your mother. all right, come on. come here. come here. [jasper grunting] [officer] get inside. come here. come here. i'm going to jeffrey's. all right. [dogs barking] [man] come on, boy! come on, then! [barking continues] [clattering] [chickens cluck] [door opens] [breathing heavily] [man] come here, you little mongrel! [loud clucking] hey! charlie! -hi. [chuckles] -uh, hi. i just came to renew the loan on my book. -my bag. -what? actually, uh... that's not true at all. i've been waiting around here the past couple of days hoping i might see you. what? charlie, are you all right? i'm fine. completely fine. nothing. it's... is that a knife? no. i mean... i mean, yes, it is, but it's not... -did you maybe want to walk me home again? -i can't. really? i'm sorry, i have to go. [sighs] [man ta

charlie! oh, shit![crowd cheering] [cheering continues] [fireworks popping in distance] eliza, i'm sorry. everything is a mess. where were you? -eliza... -why can't you ever answer me? why can't you just tell me the truth? just go home, charlie. eliza, wait. wait. you've got to come with me. there are some things i need to tell you... about laura. i know where she is. what? please come out. i-i can make it right. i'll show you. come on. it's through here. charlie, how do you know? i'll explain everything. i have to show you. [bird calling] [frogs croaking] [charlie] eliza. i have to tell you something about laura. she's dead. she died right here. i know. it's my fault. [rustling] [gasps] -what's she doing here? -you know him? -that's what i wanted to say. -why'd you bring her here? i've been here before. what? jasper, she knows. you told her? no! i know everything. except why you left my sister. how could you? she loved you. i didn't leave her! yes, you did. charlie, did you bring my book? yes. right he

hi, charlie. charlie rowley. hi, charlie. thank you very much for your company. thank you. having me. absolute pleasure. after the pleasure. and then after the break, the chancellor, jeremy hunt, actually admitted that the country has underestimated the economic impact of printing money during the pandemic. i'm sure charlie has views on that later on, too. starting with suella braverman. i mean , you've suella braverman. i mean, you've seen some of the hysteria going on this week right after that speech she made, not just in america a couple of weeks ago, but then at party conference. but it went down pretty well at tory party conference. do you think this is just the views of the fringe or do you actually look at the polling like this and think, actually, she's on to something ? something? >> oh, well, i think she is onto something. and you referenced a number of percentages there and a number of numbers . the only a number of numbers. the only number that i'm interested in is making sure that deliver lowering the reduction in migration, stopping the small boats ensures th

i don't you, charlie. don't know about you, charlie.ew electric car. i don't want to to get don't really want to have to get a instead of a boiler. a heat pump instead of a boiler. again, the cash again, i wouldn't have the cash just for that. i just lying around for that. i dare the vast majority of dare say the vast majority of other don't. as well. and other people don't. as well. and i should i don't think i should be lectured but never been lectured to. but i've never been on jet. i'm happy to on a private jet. i'm happy to never on a private jet in my life. >> it's nice, patrick. >> it's nice, patrick. >> it's nice, patrick. >> i can assure you. it's very nice and very luxurious . nice and very luxurious. >> yeah, mini bars. the mini >> yeah, the mini bars. the mini bars. great. anyway. charlie. charlie we'll have to leave it there. man. thank you there. my good man. thank you very to have on. very much. great to have you on. charles the former royal charles rea, the former royal correspondent at the sun right . correspondent at t

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cbs's charlie d'agata joins us again. good evening, charlie. >> reporter: good evening, norah.a lot of explosions. we seem to be close to a mortar and artillery positions. there have been drones and fighter jets flying overhead constantly. loud explosions off in the distance. we are even hearing machine gun fire which suggests there is street by street fighting. there are fires on the horizon inside gaza and even in the dark you can see thick smoke rising from the battle. this started about 7:00 local time here and it's not on a scale of anything we've seen in the past three weeks. the question tonight is whether this is another limited incursion or whether israeli troops will still be holding those positions in the morning. norah? >> norah: all right, charlie d'agata. please you and the team stay safe. i am norah o'donnell. that is the "cbs evening news." good night . >>> we begin with breaking news, you may of felt it. a 3.9 quake struck 20 minutes ago. we are told the epi-center was right under sfo. we just checked in with the airport. they say they already completed runway

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cbs's charlie d'agata joins us again. good evening, charlie. >> reporter: good evening, norah.you probably heard there are a lot of explosions. seem to be close to a mortar and artillery positions. there have been drones and fighter jets flying overhead constantly. loud explosions off in the distance. we are even hearing machine gun fire which the exhaust there is a street fighting. there are fires on the horizon inside gaza and even in the dark you can see thick smoke rising from the battle. started about 7:00 local time and it's not on a scale of anything we've seen in the past three weeks. the question tonight is whether this is another limited incursion or whether it whether israeli troops will still be holding those positions in the morning. norah? >> norah: all right, charlie d'agata. please you and the team stay >> judge judy: they didn't finish paying off the car. she came over, and there was an argument. >> announcer: a sister's generosity didn't pay off... >> he throws $225 at me. that was not the remaining. he started demanding the title. >> announcer: ...then a brot

charlie peters is in situ. charlie good evening.s an up to date report of what has been happening in the region today. >> there's fighting going on right now, nigel. it's not clear if the militants fighting with the idf outside of the gaza strip have recently crossed the border or if they have remained since the invasion on saturday. but we have seen reports in the last 30 minutes that new sporadic small arms fire conflicts are occurring between defence forces on the israeli side and hamas terrorists. we've seen reports of some some hamas terrorists being killed in sderot and also in malfa nearby this morning, the israeli government claimed that they had closed off the border with gaza, that they had mined it and secured the fences . but then secured the fences. but then less than 12 hours later, the battles erupted nearby, often just ten kilometres away from those border fences . so it's those border fences. so it's very clear that right now, as we speak, small arms fire at least is ongoing. and in the hours before that event, we h

charlie, thank you >> indeed. charlie, thank you very much. it's charlie peters.make sure you stay safe. that's our man in tel aviv there. but the prime minister, rishi sunak, has said the uk was working to provide support after defence secretary grant shapps said it seems very likely be that there are british hostages in gaza. this comes after israel warned 1.1 million gazans to leave the northern strip within 24 hours. leaflets were dropped into gaza city telling civilians to evacuate immediately. they've been told that for their own safety, they should head south to the wadi. gaza now , israel has been gaza now, israel has been massing troops and armour on that border ahead of an anticipated ground offensive . anticipated ground offensive. but hamas has told residents to ignore all the warning and not to leave their homes . as i'm to leave their homes. as i'm going to talk now to lee ji jin, whose niece is eight year old ella and 15 year old daphna are believed to have been kidnapped by hamas. lee joins me now. thank you very much for coming on to the show . so

charlie peters is in situ. charlie good evening.an up to date report of what has been happening in the region today. >> there's fighting going on right now, nigel. it's not clear if the militants fighting with the idf outside of the gaza strip have recently crossed the border or if they have remained since the invasion on saturday. but we have seen reports in the last 30 minutes that new sporadic small arms fire conflicts are occurring between defence forces on the israeli side and hamas terrorists. we've seen reports of some some hamas terrorists being killed in sderot and also in malfa nearby this morning, the israeli government claimed that they had closed off the border with gaza, that they had mined it and secured the fences . but then secured the fences. but then less than 12 hours later, the battles erupted nearby, often just ten kilometres away from those border fences . so it's those border fences. so it's very clear that right now, as we speak, small arms fire at least is ongoing. and in the hours before that event, we hav

. >> hello i am with charlie hurt, lisa boothe and jason chaffetz, welcome to "the big weekend show." the big story sudden death of actor matthew perry. he passed away at the age of 54. . >> hold on. there's something different. >> i went to that tanning place, your wife suggested. >> that was place, the sun? >> friends was a huge hit in 90s became popular when reruns started airing during covid, chandler always had everyone laughing. >> what are you doing? >> one nation. under god, in indevisible with libp liberty and justice for all, cristina coleman is outside of the late actor's home where fans with been stolling by all day. >> people loved his comedy. we're live in front of his home in pacific palisades, people have been dropping by all day, fans, paying tribute to such a tv icon. this video this video is from tmz, it shows perry's parents arriving at his how the, his family is heart broken by the tragic loss of their b beloved son and brother, his cause of death is not yet determined. he was known as chandler on friends and draw awareness to how tough it is to battle with addict

good evening, charlie. bring evening, charlie. up speed the latest up to speed with the latest goings you will. goings on, if you will. >> sure. well, it's been a strange day in tel aviv and indeed throughout israel, as news broke this morning of a potential opening of the rafah crossing from gaza into egypt amid that dire humanitarian situation, those hopes were then dashed. they were renewed a few hours later when a us spokesperson told reporters in cairo that there might be an opportunity for it to open this afternoon. but that's not happened. we've not had any reports of that successfully happening. indeed, the activity we've seen on rafah crossing we've seen on the rafah crossing this evening is shelling two shells landing near the entrance from the gaza side into egypt in the north, we've seen an escalation of the conflict between lebanese hezbollah and that iran backed military force in the north coming in from south lebanon. skirmishes there escalating beyond small arms fire and shelling into rocket attacks and missile att

what's the latest, charlie ? latest, charlie?well, those two hostages released last night by hamas, the terror group in gaza, who took them on in that atrocious morning on october the seventh, they were released into israeli territory, taken by israeli soldiers and brought to their families last night. this was welcome news in a time of appalling misery, especially for so many of the families waiting for news about their loved ones taken by hamas on the seventh. yesterday, the idf said that over half of the hostages are confirmed alive. they didn't give details on how they acquired that information . they acquired that information. they also said that over 20 are under 18. so dozens of children still being kept by the terror group in the gaza strip. but the news also of those released hostages was welcomed internationally with the french. the americans and also the british coming out to thank qatar's efforts for liaising with hamas in their facilitation of hostage release. this is not the first time qatar has been involved in suc

charlie: good to be back. thank you for having me. look, in a world where trent inflation is over 2.5% -- friend inflation is over -- trend inflation is overdue by-- -- i want to own convex instruments. that is something in my sweet spot which is vix. vix is the square root of variants, meaning it is not linear. this was a trend before the israeli conflict where people are looking for asymmetric payouts into low probability scenarios. this being one of them. the vix spaces where i want to be and we have seen a ton of activity in recent days because it outperforms in this kind of tail scenario we are sitting in, looking at this potential for escalation. guy: in terms of how far through the process we are, we are one week in. we are trying to understand the implications of all of this. how much is being priced in the far? how muchis protection still chet this point? is it still a value at this point? is there an opportunity to move into that space? charlie: you've seen pretty rational knee-jerk types of trades, the biggest strengths in

charlie, isn't it?d without warning. they say we're looking at gaza now. i mean, clearly loads of buildings have been levelled. one would expect that the hostage situation could well take a turn for the worse. quite quickly . yes absolutely. quickly. yes absolutely. >> there is death at every turn in this developing conflict in this developing story, we have seen , you know, palestinians seen, you know, palestinians being knocked down by israeli airstrikes and hamas terrorists in their extra ordinary and sickening attacks over the weekend from saturday morning, as you mentioned at the beginning, at the top of the hour, beginning, at the top of the hour , some of the acts committed hour, some of the acts committed by southern israel, in by hamas in southern israel, in particular in the kibbutz's, in the farming communities the small farming communities there, unspeakable all there, frankly, unspeakable all at this point. but the reports coming through are grave coming through are very grave indeed. and n

victor and charlie stay with us.e have a fox news alert about what just happened inside the republican conference meeting. joining me now fox chad pergram live from capitol hill. chad, what you are hearing tonight. >> we just confirmed that kevin mccarthy indicated to colleagues that he will not run again for speaker of the house. that's his message tonight. he is going to talk publicly here at the capitol around 7:30 eastern time tonight. and the reason here, it seems that kevin mccarthy was just never going to be able to get the votes. i talked to him, interviewed him twice in the halls on two different occasions today. and he kept reiterating to me the same thing that he said over and over again. i never give up. never give up. and i asked him at one point, right before he went in for the vote to -- that was the first procedural vote, to kind of tee up this vote to oust him as speaker, i said if you lose tonight, will you run again? and he was completely silent. he kind of shook his head and walked off. that was t

charlie, a big push from peters. charlie, a big push from the israelis today . they they the israelis today. they they put out voice recordings allegedly of hamas people speaking to each other. they put out the information about the time that hamas rockets were fired and the time the hospital was hit . do fired and the time the hospital was hit. do you agree fired and the time the hospital was hit . do you agree with fired and the time the hospital was hit. do you agree with me that it looked like in american intelligence this was agreeing very much with israel . very much with israel. >> that was the main effort of biden's mission today, i think, to reaffirm their support for the israeli side. and biden did land at a time of unprecedented tension in the region since this conflict started last night when news broke of that explosion at the hospital before the idf had time to react and put out their side, the arab world reacted with extreme condemnation. within 15 minutes, the palestinian authorities said it was a crime of genocide and then hezbollah called for a

charlie, a big push from peters. charlie, a big push from the israelis today . they they the israelis today. they they put out voice recordings allegedly of hamas people speaking to each other. they put out the information about the time that hamas rockets were fired and the time the hospital was hit . do fired and the time the hospital was hit. do you agree fired and the time the hospital was hit . do you agree with fired and the time the hospital was hit. do you agree with me that it looked like in american intelligence this was agreeing very much with israel . very much with israel. >> that was the main effort of biden's mission today, i think, to reaffirm their support for the israeli side. and biden did land at a time of unprecedented tension in the region since this conflict started last night when news broke of that explosion at the hospital before the idf had time to react and put out their side, the arab world reacted with extreme condemnation. within 15 minutes, the palestinian authorities said it was a crime of genocide and then hezbollah called for a

charlie d'agata, thank you.still around 500 american citizens who remain stranded inside gaza, unable to escape. this as the border crossing with egypt remains closed to those looking to flee and trucks carrying humanitarian aid. cbs's imtiaz tyab reports from the west bank, where violent protests continue. >> reporter: israeli forces amassed along gaza's northern and eastern borders as it prepares for a ground war. but along the palestinian territories southern front, repairs are underway at the rafah crossing with egypt as 90 trucks of humanitarian aid wait to get in and foreign passport holders, including u.s. citizens, wait to get out. gaza is in desperate need of aid, but as israel's strikes only intensify, in the south, where more than 600,000 have taken refuge, some are now leaving, saying they would rather die in their own homes. while in the israeli-occupied west bank, stone-throwing palestinians bitterly confront israeli forces, who strike back hard. israeli snipers shot at several protesters. we witne

charlie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka.li prime minister benjamin netanyahu convened an emergency cabinet for the first time today, vowing to demolish hamas. while the israeli military said they're ready and waiting for the order to launch an invasion. under bombardment and under siege, ahead of a looming ground offensive, gaza is already edging ever-closer to a humanitarian catastrophe. authorities say more than 2,400 people have been killed, a quarter of them children, nearly 10,000 wounded. a situation so grim, they're using ice cream trucks as makeshift morgues. hundreds of thousands of residents fleeing south, as the israeli military orders them to evacuate from the north. the world health organization called the forced evacuation of 22 hospitals tantamount to a death sentence for babies on incubators and those in intensive care. israel announcing today it was resuming water supplies to southern gaza, after shutting down water to the entire territory earlier this week. fighting has broken out in the north too. israeli

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now, charlie , such israel.y taking place. >> prime minister rishi sunak is involved in that diplomacy . we involved in that diplomacy. we understand he has been holding talks with the egyptian president to try to keep that crossing between egypt , egypt crossing between egypt, egypt and gaza open so that people might be able to get out, humanitarian aid might be able to get through . to get through. >> that's right. and i think the role that britain is playing in this conflict is more of a diplomat one and an intelligence situation. what israel needs , situation. what israel needs, britain really can't provide when it comes to munitions and defence. that's really where the us is. the main player. two nights ago, providing for the first time those advance munitions to support that potential incursion into the gaza strip. but also, as we heard from secretary of state antony blinken in the last hour and a half, the replenishing of the iron dome air defence system, which is very costly to use. but of course the ben

charlie peters, reporting there.e getting ever closer still. charlie peters live from tel aviv , we thank you live from tel aviv, we thank you for your reporting. yes thank you very much, indeed. >> stay safe . well, still to >> stay safe. well, still to come, we're going to be talking about defeat the about that double defeat for the tories . more fallout after tories. more fallout after labour dealt a double labour has dealt a double by—election blow rishi sunak by—election blow to rishi sunak by—election blow to rishi sunak by overturning huge conservative majorities in tamworth and mid—bedfordshire and wagatha christie returns coleen rooney says that she was forced to expose rebekah vardy because repeated leaks about her personal life just wouldn't stop i >> she says this in her new netflix documentary. >> and if you caught the doc, you might have seen a familiar face. it's me quite a lot. in the third episode, which was a surprise to lots of people, including myself. >> use lots of clips of you reporting from ou

now, charlie, almost everybody.ow, charlie, it seems to me and i've just asked our audience the same question, that if this is happening in hartlepool if, happening in hartlepool and if, as say, narrative has as you say, the narrative has spread given social media spread and given social media and tiktok and all these things , and tiktok and all these things, we need to find out how widespread this problem is. >> and it's worth noting that hartlepool is generally considered by the state and by the government as quite a successful town for dealing with illegal and the huge illegal migration and the huge asylum backlog, in part asylum seeker backlog, in part because there no of because there are no usages of hotels in hartlepool. they're very proud about that. the local party up there, they don't actually store migrants. >> no, but there are plenty of private houses that are being rented. mean, that's how rented. i mean, that's how they're isn't they're doing it, isn't it? >> and walking the town, they're doing it, is

thank you, charlie. >> okay. thank you, charlie. charlie peters there in tel aviv . tel aviv, people going about their business. and it's very to easy forget that absolute easy forget that the absolute obliteration of gaza is occurring just a few miles away. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and i think what we've got to do is look, what does this look like in a week's time? in a month's months month's time? how many months will for israel to feel will it take for israel to feel that they have in a sense, they have dealt with hamas . i mean, have dealt with hamas. i mean, you've heard from netanyahu . he you've heard from netanyahu. he says he wants to kill every single fighter in hamas. and you've sort of got to assume that it's impossible. and, well, we're definitely creating the next generation of jihadis right now. absolutely right. and so therefore , you've just got therefore, you've just got another war of attrition , a bit another war of attrition, a bit like the war of attrition in ukraine. i think this is what is terrifying. so many senior leaders and diplomats

we're joined by charlie charlie peters, who is on the ground in tel aviv for us. charlie charlie, can you please tell us a bit about what happened yesterday as far as you know the fallout since so know and the fallout since so last night there was a significant rocket barrage fired in from the gaza strip towards central israel where we are. >> several interceptions took place over tel aviv , but also, place over tel aviv, but also, it appears, according to the idf, that at least one of those rockets misfired or broke up in the air over the gaza strip and potentially hit the area around the baptist christian hospital in north gaza . this is the claim in north gaza. this is the claim made by the idf last night. it took a few hours for them to produce that claim . but by then, produce that claim. but by then, so many alternate theories had been released. indeed in the moments after the explosion at the hospital, the hamas run health ministry in the gaza strip said that over 500 had been killed and that it was the result of an israeli airstrike. this attracted signifi

charlie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu convened an emergency cabinet for the first time today, vowing to demolish hamas. while the israeli military said they're ready and waiting for the order to launch an invasion. under bombardment and under siege ahead of a looming ground offensive, gaza is alread edging ever closer to a humanitarian catastrophe. authorities say more than 2,400 people have been killed, a quarter of them children. nearly 10,000 wounded. a situation so grim they're using ice cream trucks as makeshift morgues. hundreds of thousands of residents fleeing south as the israeli military orders them to evacuate from the north. the world health organization called the forced evacuation of 22 hospitals tantamount to a death sentence for babies on incubators and those in intensive care. israel announcing today it was resuming water supplies to southern gaza after shutting down water to the entire territory earlier this week. fighting has broken out in the north too with isr

and charlie , what can we expect and charlie, what can we expect from the president ?d continue that urgent humanitarian shopping list that anthony blinken, the secretary of state arrived with last week. >> but failed to check out in particular for the establishment of those humanitarian safe zones in the south of the gaza strip. after the idf ordered some 1.1 million people to head from north gaza to the south ahead of that likely planned ground invasion and also the increased bombardment from air, sea and land, artillery and airstrikes continuing to hit hamas military capabilities. the idf say in the area. they will also want to secure the flow of humanity , an secure the flow of humanity, an aid from the egyptian side into gaza through that rafah border crossing, which has remained closed. there have now been three occasions in the last four days where the americans have said that they believe the rafah crossing will open imminently and those hopes have been dashed as the situation in the south of gaza increasingly becomes untethered , able for the people untethered

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we'll start with cbs's charlie d'agata in tel aviv.ite a day. >> reporter: good evening, norah. yes, it has, and we're still getting details about exactly what happened at that hospital in gaza. as you mentioned, israeli defense forces specifically naming islamic jihad. this is another islamic militant organization that shares gaza with hamas, also at war with israel, launching attacks here, just adding to the volatility. we have to warn you that some might find the images in this report disturbing. cell phone footage captured the moments an explosion turned an overcrowded hospital in gaza into a massive fireball. hundreds are thought to have been killed in what might be gaza's worst single loss of life yet. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said tonight an analysis shows the explosion was caused by a barrage of rockets that misfired by palestinian militants islamic jihad within gaza. >> i can confirm that an analysis of the idf operation of systems indicates that a barrage of rockets was fired by terrorists in gaza. >> reporter: hamas

that's maybe just a fraction of what's to come. >> norah: charlie d'agata. thank you. israeli military says it has notified the families of 120 hostages being held in gaza. cbs's holly williams takes a look at what it will take to find them and bring them home. >> reporter: new video today from israel's military claims to show special forces during battle with hamas militants on saturday near the border with gaza. and rescuig around 250 hostages. on the other side of the border, there would be even greater risks. how difficult is it to rescue a hostage from the gaza strip? yohanan plesner is a former commando in israel's military. >> hamas has underground tunnels and basements. but they sure know how to torture and hide people and they have so many of them. it will be extremely difficult. of >> reporter: disturbing hamas propaganda appears to show the militants mistreating their captives. for relatives of those taken, it's unbearable. hamas claims 13 hostages held in gaza have already been killed in israeli air strikes. which we cannot verify. >gershon baskin is an isr

charlie, good evening . we're charlie, good evening. we're heanng charlie, good evening.re hearing reports of his bulla now sending drones into northern israel . and we even had the israel. and we even had the foreign secretary james cleverly having to run for cover earlier on today. can you please give us an update on where we are on day five of this . war five of this. war >> sure. just in the last moments , the idf has said that moments, the idf has said that actually the reports in the north were a false alert. as you can imagine, the country is on very high alert. is real, it appears is not broken , but it is appears is not broken, but it is creaking and it is bruised. there is a very high sense of fear in tel aviv where we are . fear in tel aviv where we are. people are nervous. they are on edge. and there are concerns whenever reports come in that they will be acted on with the utmost severity. just an hour and a half ago, we were in a rocket shelter in central tel aviv away from our base location. we're about to go live on gb news with patrick christys and we were

thank you, charlie . we'll be back with charlie. we'll be back with charlie.ing news now. >> yes, parliament's independent expert panel has recommended that the conservative mp, peter bone, is suspended for bullying and sexual misconduct . and sexual misconduct. >> we will be letting you know the details of that soon. a report by a watchdog said that the mp for wellingborough commit did many varied acts of bullying and of sexual misconduct and one act of sexual misconduct against a member of staff in 2012 and 2013. jean well, there you go. >> there's that breaking news from closer to home. but still to come, we'll be joined by human rights lawyer khan to come, we'll be joined by hu discuss hts lawyer khan to come, we'll be joined by hu discuss the lawyer khan to come, we'll be joined by hu discuss the state r khan to come, we'll be joined by hu discuss the state of khan to come, we'll be joined by hu discuss the state of our khan to discuss the state of our pnsons to discuss the state of our prisons and plans to deport foreign criminals to make space. >> it's

charlie, good evening . we're charlie, good evening. we're heanng charlie, good evening.re hearing reports of his bulla now sending drones into northern israel . and we even had the israel. and we even had the foreign secretary james cleverly having to run for cover earlier on today. can you please give us an update on where we are on day five of this . war five of this. war >> sure. just in the last moments , the idf has said that moments, the idf has said that actually the reports in the north were a false alert. as you can imagine, the country is on very high alert. is real, it appears is not broken , but it is appears is not broken, but it is creaking and it is bruised. there is a very high sense of fear in tel aviv where we are . fear in tel aviv where we are. people are nervous. they are on edge. and there are concerns whenever reports come in that they will be acted on with the utmost severity. just an hour and a half ago, we were in a rocket shelter in central tel aviv away from our base location. we're about to go live on gb news with patrick christys and we were

norah. >> norah: charlie d'agata, thank you.n washington, president biden was invited by israel's prime minister netanyahu and we are told by considering the trip. today he met sent many calls, hoping stopping the conflict from expanding. weijia jiang reports from the white house. >> reporter: president biden spend the day huddling with national security advisors considering a high-stakes visit to israel as tensions in the region continued to rise, threatening an expansion of war front of israel does not stop bombing. declaring iran cannot stand idly by and watch the situation unfold. on "60 minutes" sunday, the president had a warning for tehran. >> don't. don't, don't, don't. >> don't come across the border, don't escalate this war? >> that's right. >> reporter: the pentagon is reinforcing that message, 2,000 u.s. troops have been put on a heightened alert to be ready to deploy to the region. anna support noncombat role. a second aircraft carrier has been ordered to the eastern mediterranean where it will join the uss gerald f

charlie peters gb news hamas. charlie peters gb news israel .ael. >> well, let's talk to human rights lawyer david. hey who joins us now. it's good to see you this morning. this is an incredibly difficult situation, isn't it? because obviously civilians , as in gaza, are being civilians, as in gaza, are being very badly affected by the israeli retaliation. but what is israeli retaliation. but what is israel meant to do when hamas is so embedded , mixed in with the so embedded, mixed in with the population? it's a strategy which which they using to try and make themselves unattackable ? well, absolutely . ? well, absolutely. >> it's a situation that's very , very complex and as you know, has been going on for a very, very long time in one way or another. now, what we've seen with the un secretary—general is that and other organisations are demanding humanitarian corridors be set up to allow people out of gaza and also to allow aid in. at the moment what you have, you have a strip of land effectively cut off from the outside world in terms of powe

what's the latest, charlie ? yes what's the latest, charlie?with egypt in case it opens and whether or not it will open is , whether or not it will open is, of course, the big question in the gaza strip in the south for that humanitarian situation, which the un has described as untenable . untenable. >> yesterday we heard reports that after us diplomacy led by secretary of state antony blinken with the qataris , the blinken with the qataris, the egyptians and the israelis , that egyptians and the israelis, that they had secured an opening of that crossing, nothing followed it remained shut and photos from the egyptian side appeared to show much of the crossing being blocked off by concrete limits. and so whether or not people will be able to exit gaza strip and head into egypt remains unclear at this time. but of course , gaza is under a course, gaza is under a significant blockade several kilometres outside of the border are now limited as a military evacuation zone . as israel evacuation zone. as israel prepares for that likely ground invasio

charlie, so can you give peters. charlie, so can you give us an update? what can you tell us?ll, it's been a very active situation in both the north and the south of israel today in the south, on the gaza strip in that territory, there has been a consistent agent and returning bombing campaign by the israeli air force across the strip, both in the north and on what they describe as hamas military capabilities in the south. the gazans side said that some 49 people were killed in a strike on younis khan, a city in the south near the rafah crossing where the israelis are hoping that more civilians will move to in order to generate that humanitarian opportunity in the south, while also allowing them to commit to a ground invasion and more severe bombardment in the north, which is likely to be their first target in a staged assault on the gaza strip in the north of the gaza strip in the north of the territory. here, though, in israel, there has been an escalation in the conflict between israeli defence forces and lebanese hezbollah, with four no sorry, six anti—tank guided missiles

charlie? >> we are deep into this doom loop of crazy and absurdity. the fact that we are now down to plan e or plan f, we're talking about the batch been creatures like this, is an indication of what lisa just mentioned. it's in complete disarray, complete chaos. there is no idea right now that is too crazy to be vaguely plausible, because they basically burned through all of the non crazy options, including some of the crazy crazy options. so the whole notion of a unity ticket between kevin mccarthy and jim jordan, and jim jordan would be what, the assistant to the speaker, the assistant speaker, a job that does not actually exist. it shows how desperate they are to come up with something. the fact that we are now in the fourth week of doing this is an indication that there may not be any solution. there are at least eight members of what -- called the crazed flavoring jackal caucus, who are not gonna support any sort of normal speaker, and there are maybe a 20 normal moderate establishment republicans who are not going to allow a legislative terrori

peters. >> charlie, good morning to you . >> charlie, good morning to you. than it was before, after iran's foreign minister around midnight said that pre—emptive action was on the table. all options were available to what he described as the resistance. it was vague in terms of describing the actors involved in that group, but it's understood to believe to mean the iran backed proxies in the region, such as hamas in gaza, of course, but also lebanese hezbollah in southern lebanon, and also some forces in syria. the foreign minister warned against israel, conducting further actions in gaza. conducting further actions in gaza . and i think this gaza. and i think this announcement of us president joe biden coming to israel tomorrow , biden coming to israel tomorrow, it's no surprise that that announcement has followed this stronger statement from the iranian side. i think the us now is very keen to reaffirm its support for israel security and prevent further actors trying to capitalise on the situation in the south, but also vitally there is that declining hum

all right, charlie, fire away.n just trashed the 11 republicans who i guess are voting against mccarthy. he called them anarchists. he said they are not constitutional conservatives, they are anarchists and they are playing into the hands of the democratic party which will be regretted later on, what do you think? >> so it was really fascinating watching that whole debate where matt gaetz kept standing up, standing in front of inhahn omar, all the democrats who are not necessarily applauding for him. they are rooting for him, they love to watch when he is doing. at one point he talked about the failure theater of mccarthy speakership. my goodness, you want to talk about failure of theater, i don't know what the end game is here. and he doesn't know what the endgame here is is. he talking about having a better speaker. this is the same problem from the beginning of the year, we don't know what a better speaker is. there is very few things about congress, with absolute assure assurety, matt gaetz wouldn't be speaker.

>> where our reporter charlie peters is live in tel aviv. good morning to you, charlie.ning. so what is the situation in on the ground in tel aviv, israel telling everyone in north gaza that they must reload ? kate that they must reload? kate south in the next 24 hours, we predict that's about 1.1 million people. that's right. >> it's a significant indicator that israel is now preparing to conduct a more significant bombardment of the north of gaza as it shapes the ground for that likely invasion in the next 48 hours of the gaza strip there. first in the territory since 2014. but as it moves to that attack and as it prepares for that assault , there are serious that assault, there are serious questions about whether the country can secure its borders to the north. attacks coming in from southern lebanon and shelling from syria . and there shelling from syria. and there are also concerns about security in southern israel. are they managing that situation there as well ? more terrorists were still well? more terrorists were still killed yesterday , say, while killed yester

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