i to what we heard from elliot abrams. ~ ., to what we heard from elliot abrams. ~ . abrams.said, what a lot of _ abrams. i think what he said, what a lot of folks _ abrams. i think what he said, what a lot of folks who - abrams. i think what he said, what a lot of folks who have l what a lot of folks who have been covering this conflict for years would agree with that. i do think israel does not have much time in terms of attention by the west. at least at the level that will see in the next week or couple a few weeks ahead. i do think in terms of the us and what the us will do is obviously very complicated by our own domestic politics at the moment, especially in congress and whether or not biden can get congress to approve any sort of additional funding for israel and any sort of closed time frame. obviously, that very much depends on what happens in the house and i think it is another factor that is complicating or potentially could complicate sort of how the us also goes about this.— about this. that's a really interesting _ about this. that's a really interesting point

. >> live from london, elliot gok.srael has continued to strike gaza in retaliation for the hamas terror attacks. it has also carried out some ground raids. what can you tell us about this second stage in their offensive? >> it seems like it's imminent, lynda. we've been talking about the possibility, the likelihood of a ground invasion since hamas launched that terrorist attack more than a week, just over a week ago, killing more than 1,300 people inside of israel. we really do seem like we are getting very, very close to this actually happening. and of course, the evacuation call from the israeli defense forces to gazans living especially in gaza city, but in the northern part of the strip, to tell them to grab their belongings and move south, is designed to get the civilian population out of harm's way and minimize civilian casualties for this expected ground invasion. but it's much much more complicated than previous one, not least because of the more than 100 hostages that hamas grabbed when it launched that attac

journalist elliot gotkine joins me with more. good morning, elliot. we're seeing increase in air strikes in northern gaza. what's the latest on that? and what were you learning about the ground incursion that's expected any moment? >> reporter: the idf has sent out an update. in the past day, 320 military targets. it's been targeting tunnels belonging to hamas, and jihad, with militants inside. it's been targeting anti-tank missile cells. 320 targets. that would tally with our reporting. they seem to be the heaviest bombardment going on in the gaza strip, since israel started the air strikes against hamas following the october 7th terrorist attack. from the israeli side. we're hearing from palestinian doctors and hamas military of health, saying 26 people were killed in overnight strikes. no letup in the air strikes. one other line we got from the idf in the last few minutes, it was targeting assets that were in its words, posing a threat to forces in the surrounding area, who are preparing for ground operations. more evidence that israel is preparing

. >>> journalist elliot godkin joins me with more on all of this. good morning, elliot. we're seeing increase in air strikes in northern gaza. what's the latest on that? and what were you learning about the ground incursion that's expected any moment? >> reporter: the drum beat towards a ground invasion has been getting louder since the terrorist attack from hamas on october 7th. it's getting louder. we have indications that we're on the cusp of it happening. we had the chief of the general staff telling troops over the weekend, we'll enter the gaza strip. we had the clashes, the first clashes between the idf and hamas militants on the ground. one idf soldier was killed and one injured, when militants fired an anti-track missile at an engineering vehicle. on top of that, we have the increase in bombardment. the heaviest that we've seen, as israel takes out not just hamas commanders but weapon storage facilities, rocket launchers and the tunnels. the tunnel system that hamas maintains underground beneath the gaza strip. that's another indication of what's going on. on top

good to have you with us elliot. the israeli force has told residents in the north to head south, warning of significant combat. and at the same time, you've got the u.s. stepping up its so-called deterrence in the region. what can you tell us? >> linda, we've been talking about the likelihood, the eminence of a ground force in israel, after the attack on october cent. the chief of staff telling troops they will will go in and keep in mind the images of october 7th of hamas killing and kidnapping people, men, women, children, babies and to keep those images in mind to kind of inspire them when they go on the ground. open be top of that israel says it is going to be increasing air strikes. in the past minutes the idf put out a statement talking about how it hit dozens of hamas targets, some located in multistory buildings some that were for example operational war rooms it says that were operating out of mosques, weapon storage facilities and tunnels as well. so it has been ramping up those air strikes to pave the way

elliot got kine joins us from london with developments. israeli defense morse indicating it's going to increase its strikes on gaza, wanting citizens in the north to head south to avoid significant combat. the u.s. is stepping up its deterrence in the region. >> reporter: quite a number of developments. what we're seeing, as far as the potential for a ground invasion is concerned, we've been talking about it being a question of when rather than if ever since october the 7th when hamas launched that terrorist attack. and it does seem like that that timing is now imminent. we had the chief of the general staff telling troops, you will be going in. telling them to keep in mind the images of those people being killed, men, women, children, elderly, babies being killed, kidnapped by hamas to kind of inspire them to complete this mission, which was just outlined by the spokesman there, ready to just try to destroy hamas' military capability and prevent it from ever being able to launch such an attack again. we talked about ramping up air strikes

elliot: that is the message the u.s.t of the gerald ford aircraft carrier to the mediterranean. i think that call is a positive development. any time you have a crisis like this the more communication you are seeing between sides is a tool to de-escalate the crisis. i am glad to see that as a development. jonathan: i do not think we know or appreciate how bad things could be in the coming days and weeks. there is talk of a potential full ground inflation on one of them at -- full ground invasion on one of most densely populated parts of the planet. you have the experience on the type of urban combat that might be coming. can you describe what we could see play out in the coming weeks and months? elliot: i fought in the fully should battle in iraq in 2004 and that was house to house, very intense urban combat. i think that is what we will see going on in gaza. those images will be very disturbing and there will be a lot of suffering. palestinian people are going to suffer, the israelis will continue to suffer, and that is

elliot: i think they want to live in a region that is not plagued by systemic work in israel. the middle east and live in a region where we do not immediately think of conflict. that may the middle east can start to look like western europe. that is probably what they want, when everybody wants. we should not underestimate the fatigue on all sides. lisa: do you think that their goal is for israel to survive or not? elliot: i think their goal is for israel to survive. it is difficult for them to say that, but yes. lisa: elliott ackerman, thank you so much. damien, you were talking about the experience come in the boots on the ground and seeing how challenging this ground operation can be for everybody. damien: the american war machine is up and running. defense spending in the u.s. up. it is not as if people are not throwing money at the issue, but i cannot imagine, what elliot is talking about, the closed order fighting that will take nice and the deaths and casualties will be unlike anything i have experienced. gina: the visual of the knife fight in a phone booth will spin wi

elliot williams? forgive me, let's listen in for one more minute. >> we understand that it will be as such. >> what term would you recommend? >> three years. >> are you in agreement with that? >> yes, your honor. just to clarify for the record that given good behavior and following the rules in the statute that mr. chesebro's probation would terminate after three years. >> i know you're requesting immediate? >> yes, sir. >> is there anything ls you'd like to add on to the record? >> i would just like to thank the court, your honor. i know this has been a strain on court resources and on your patience. i know from time to time, i may have been one of the people that caused that, but thank you for your patience. i really do appreciate it because i think the court has done a great job. we appreciate on behalf of mr. chesebro. >> well, there's no need to thank me. we are here to give everyone their day in court. i hope that's what we have been able to accomplish today. i have a few questions for you, sir.

>> elliot reporting. 20 trucks better than none. but if they are not likely through until friday, we are looking at people running out of supplies. let's be absolutely clear. this is the opening of the rafah crossing for these 20 trucks in the first instance. israel has absolutely refused to allow anyone through its borders. remember, this is under total siege at the moment. that would be of course, aid that would otherwise reach the north. as far as the humanitarian situation is concerned, are very, very, very difficult. israel and egypt have pledged to allow some aid through at that border crossing at rafah. whichever amount of aid that ends up being, it just can't possibly come soon enough. this is where international aid should be flowing into gaza. it has been eeriely quiet. vital life sustaining humanitarian aid has been piling up. stuck in no man's land on the wrong side of the border while agencies sound the alarm on an accelerating humanitarian crisis. now there are signs of a breakthrough. on wednesday, hours after a deadl

elliot, if you're on donald trump's legal team, they continue to claim that this is a political hit job. it's hard to do that when your own former attorneys are pleading guilty. >> that's exactly it, boris. in order for someone to plead guilty, they have to admit they committed a criminal offense and a judge has to accept the plea. if the judge thinks that either something is political or a person is just pleading guilty to make a case go away, they won't accept a guilty plea so the whole idea this was a hit job keeps getting undermined. >> if i knew then what i knew know, we all knew then what she knows now. it was widely available to her. she was doing interviews. she wasn't in a silo. she was confronted with the information over and over and over again including by bill barr. is she a witness that is really going to work for the prosecution? >> yes. in so far as she's an attorney who would have had private conversations with the defendant and rudy giuliani and others. the thing that's hard to stomach is this i didn't exercise due diligence. if you're an attorney, you have one job. th

elliot goch joins us live from london. the israel defense forces, idf has indicated it will increase strikes on gaza, again telling residents to head south, warning of significant combat. and on top of that we've got the u.s. now stepping up its so-called deterrence in the region. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: there's been an inevitability about an israeli ground invasion, incursion into the gaza strip ever since hamas' terrorist attack two weeks ago. we do now seem to be getting very, very close to that actually happening. because israel has said, as you mentioned, that it is going to be increasing air strikes on the gaza strip to minimize the threat to its ground forces and also because it's been dropping flyers on one neighborhood of the gaza strip, telling residents if they don't evacuate, they might be considered a partner to the terrorist organization, a reference to hamas. we've seen this buildup of troops, over 350,000 reservists called up. there are hundreds of tanks there. now the chief of the general s

bring in former trump national security aid john elliot to break this down with us this morning.ing in northern gaza, probably from israeli plane warning civilians to leave right now. you have hamas telling its people no, you can't. what do you make of this situation? >> carley, this is an absolute outrage, what is happening here. hamas is not only did they attack women and children, beheading them in some cases, we heard unbelievable story you had on earlier about the poor hostage that is taken who had an ice cream store and he's actually now taken hostage and being used as a human shield. take a step back, hamas is using its entire population as human shield. they paraglide over, attack the innocent , behead them, retreat and hide behind civilians telling them not to get out of harm's way. they are expecting that you have good statements by president biden saying we're going to stay with israel. what hamas is banking on is by maximizing number of casualties they have among their own population, they are trying to get the world community to tell israel, pull back, you can't go a

but elliot is keeping this a meeting saying that he's sensing some anti us very sentiments so, so far we have to say all those attends started by the european union. they were a diplomatic failure. so now i think that we, it's fair to say that the use of focusing on supporting armenia on trying to 1st and foremost, to address humanitarian issues there. alexandria phenomena in granada. thank you. and here are some more stories making headlines. german police have rated the property use of a wealthy russian citizens living in bavaria in connection with sanctions and asset freezes due to moscow's invasion of ukraine. the news agency reuters is reporting that the all the gar i'll share who's a mon, off was the subject of the investigation. the special police unit confiscated several luxury cars in the raid the co leader of germany's far right a f d has been hospitalized following. what his office has called a violent incident. do you know who paula, be alternative for germany party was at a campaign event in ingles stopped before being brought to intensive care. the police say that he all

but elliot is keeping this a meeting saying that he's sensing some anti us very sentiments. so, so far we have to say all those attends started by the european union. they were a diplomatic failure. so now i think that we, it's fair to say that the use of focusing on supporting armenia on trying to 1st and foremost, to address humanitarian issues. there alexandria phenomena in granada. thank you. and harris and stories making headlines. the co leader of germany's far right ac has been hospitalized following what his office has called a violent incident. martino capella, the alternative for germany party, was that a campaign event and ingle stopped before being brought to intensive care. the police said that he alleged his alleged injury was not immediately evident. the public prosecutor's office is investigating. at least one person has died after tai food. quite new blasted taiwan with record breaking wind gusts of more than 350 kilometers per hour, destroyed buildings and critical infrastructure and left over $300000.00 homes without power. it is the 2nd major storm in a m

was trying those number 2 need for 10 years from 2013 to elliot this year. he was known as an advocate for private business and then was allowed to be sidelined by seizing pain, who was become china's most powerful leader in decades. ringback from all, let's bring in dw correspondent james china and he joins us from ty pay. james, can you tell us more about who leakage and was, and about his political legacy? absolutely, well, the concern was once considered a contender for china's top job. but as you mentioned, the story of his decade is premier is one that's really a story of his gradual sidelining by seizing paying him a centralized ation of power around china. a chinese president, she didn't think he was kind of eventually resting power from the working groups that would take typically under the rebates of the premium. those, the kind of any economic chrome lead time was born in china is a way for students or relatively poor prevents, of china was a stall student attends. and lots of china is a top universities and really extended the political ranks in

is that you home to my then money by be me, by on and let me get the lights, elliot, the by the boot ahmed, by subject uh, book on that then to let the subject is 10 to be able to canada and i have to know for sure that the bike or something like that because that be, or the, or the date that the visit is and i definitely have to go to the, to the lives of the, of the sub pool. but i am ok. didn't get by the other thing is the same name with that. so definitely in the time they can find it. you know how to do? how do i go to the bowl game divided most of us on a autumn i'm if i'd be fine, i make a full face going on for these are both weakness connor for the c name with this on 2nd, maybe almost up the cost of the cost is that that me live husband really the basically telling me and they don't know if i was a good go to the go to get this. i'll give you. i got under the home. so i'm talking to is a thing, a sort of categories help them in check up with them, but they must go down to where the supposed to meet you. i've had to use that. i get to put through my mind if i get a little b

then elliot played by henry thomas.s is going to be so great. >> and put the kid in the basket in the front basket. oh, it's perfect costume. perfect perfect costume. by the way, guys, do you know what you give a cranky alien a cranky space? some space. that's a good call. >> they need it. >> do you know what i saw at coney island this weekend? there were kids dressed up because they're doing like a halloween fest. there and there was a little kid dressed up as not a gremlin. what's the nice one on gremlin? >> the nice gremlin. oh, like the furby looking one. the furby one before they get the water on gizmo. >> it was it [cheers and applause] >> announcer: "live with kelly and mark"! ♪ ♪ today, actor and author,

the night is like you home to my then let me pop on for the movie by on and let me get the lights, elliot the by the blue. i'm about the subject uh book on that. then to let this, i'll do this then, or i'll be able to canada and i have to know for sure that the bible or something like that because that be, or the, or the date that the visit is and i go to the, to the lives of the of the sample but i am ok. didn't get by the other thing is the same name with that. so definitely in the time they can find it. you know how to do, how does i go to the bowl game divided most of us on a autumn, if i'd be fine, i make a full face going on for these are both weakness. one of the c name with this on 1st image of the homeless up, the cost of the cost is the time you live husband, really the physical utility and they've done locally so so could go to the we've got to give this, i'll give you, i go to the home, so i'm talking to is a thing a sort of category housing layer of check up with them. but the the here's where the supposed to meet you. i've had to use that. i get to put the my, how might, if

i'm going to the night is like you how to my then monday by be me by on am when we get the lights, elliot, the by the blue the by subject uh, look on the dental up the subject is to, to be able to canada and i have to know for sure that the buy goes from the time cuz that be, or the date that the visit is and i have to go to the, to the why is the the of the pool, but i am okay. didn't give out of me. i've got another thing i see is the same name with that, so definitely and they'll, that's how they can find it. you know how to do? how does i go to the bowl game july? the 1st on a autumn i'm if i'd be fine. i make a full face, gone off for these are both requests for, for the c name with this on 2nd, maybe a homeless up uh what sort of gas is that, that mueller has me the, the basically telling me and they've done locally so, so i could go to the go to get this out if you go to your home. so home, something is like that, a certain category health and then check up with them. but the the, the the where the supposed to meet you. i've had to use that. i get to put through my mind if i had li

going to the night is like, you also my then me pop on the movie by on and let me get the lights, elliot, the by the lose. all meant by subject uh, book on the end to love this. i'll do this then, or i'll be able to canada and i have to know for sure that the bible or something like that because that be, or the, or the date that the visit is and i that's difficult to go to the, to the why is the the of the sub pool, but i am located can get by the same as, as a said name with that. so definitely. and the last time they can find it is, you know, auto do. how does i go to the full, the price on a auto mom? if i'd be fine, i make a full face gone off. what it all boils weakness going on for the c name with this on 2nd. maybe how much i but if we sort of cost is that, that mueller has mueller, the basically telling and they don't know if we could go to the, do you go to get this out? if you go to your home? so i'm talking to, is there a certain category, how familiar with them but the the, the where the supposed to meet you out there do use that i get to put through my mind if i, and little

i know her husband's going as elliot now.he boy who befriends e.t. >> gurdy. >> gurdy. >> oh, drew, is this drew barrymore? oh drew barrymore. >> got it. that's elliot's little sister. okay. >> that's cute. >> i love e.t. kids don't know what it is, right? >> no, they have no idea. >> that's that's a shame. >> i know. it's a classic. i'm not mad at it. >> should we watch it again? >> that would bring me joy. >> you know, he's over here at the presidio, at lucasfilm. >> i heard that when you went. i was really sad that i didn't go. >> it was so cool that that place is what did they have? >> like the actual. yeah. you show me the picture. yeah >> and he's a little basket. yeah it was great going home next is seven things you need to know today. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app. >> it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming. >> and as we head to break, a live look outside at 655. we'll be there i

the conditions are a problem for the engine of elliot. everyone has to lend a hand before they can continue that to me, the, when they finally get to, i'll get the space time for a break here adam, and instead of being shipped to other ritual drivers, the conversation helps costs the time while they wait for passengers for the return journey these days they get on well with the other drivers. i had a chance to get to know 2 of them think they've been driving for 6 months just the same. i think it's good with some other not from the share of the refugees. but the good thing is they're not just sitting around complaining and waiting for someone to help them to sit on the car. they're oswick is like us and. and as long as they're here legally and they can drive a rich country, are they going to put a fairly simple but need data struggling to integrate many of the refugees living within its fluid is according to mohammedan or up to lie from the un refugee agency . is and then the more so you always have to consider the needs of the society th

here's how to get there. [ captions by: vitac 800-278-4822 email: marketing@vitac.com ] >> elliot, how pix+? >> you see signal comes from the station here and exits at master control and enters and side pummeling occurs that creates a wobbling. then ends up going through fiberoptic cable up to sutro tower where it goes into our transmitter and modulated and sent over the air. >> elliot, what i'm asking you is how do we change the channel to pix+? >> oh! you hit 44 dash 1 for over the air. or 1/2 ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to you viewers on the west coast. i'm gayle king. >> identity nate burleson. >> i'm vad duthiers. >> tony's off, but we're still here.

once again, elliot.ese audited accounts to be published ? published? >> yes. so there's a legal obugafion >> yes. so there's a legal obligation that councils have to pubush obligation that councils have to publish accounts by publish their draft accounts by the 31st of july, and that gives the 31st of july, and that gives the public time to an auditor's time them ahead of a time to review them ahead of a deadune time to review them ahead of a deadline at the end of september for audited accounts . for the audited accounts. unfortunately, that legal requirement is a pretty loose one. all you have to do is pubush one. all you have to do is publish what's called a notice of delay and that basically gives you essentially carte blanche delay almost as long blanche to delay almost as long as you want. and i think that is as you want. and i think that is a big problem that we need to look at. a big problem that we need to loo what's your reaction to the >> what's your reaction to the stats? listen, local stats?

good. 5 barrels of real goods towards solving israel and talk is at the port city of ask on off to elliot wanting people that to leave. israel has also imposed a total siege of cause, cutting off or supplies of food, water, and fuel. the eu has opposed the move while we hope to bring you a live report from my correspondent topic, i assume he was on the ground in gaza, but due to safety concerns and that the ongoing bombardment he sent a prerecorded update. i was covering the scenarios as to cover your strikes on the latest updates about the caring conditions and kind of situation. we have been surprised by from the administration that total weight and as soon as possible, as far as we are receiving the sales receives for the same embassy from the nation. and we're starting to raise the hotel region has got that. it's uh, is those 2 ways we've actually officer visiting that's cool. we have to complete uh say we should do this issue seriously to avoid the right place and the goals are straight. can be patient as well. and goals. are they all growing concerns about the humanitarian situation

i'm going to leave, i mean, am, i'm, i'm really my elliot that's coming up short for follow the safety of alarm. i'm not to oma, be swap each a me to come out. there is slee lot, it's a lot of instrument about widespread in systematic attack. my say i it'll go on when you're on the safe. schmidt's been do not so, but the talk show me to give the initial advice to that really is an emotional say no meant me lifting the name of that shouldn't be too difficult on your own type of shipment from of it. uh im near the end of the files if the system i saw. yeah. the demons. nice doing so that's otherwise with us the same. yeah. yeah, the color is the, the, the color low mat, a. yes, miss butler, i've been stay with zillow by say, how situation of my studies have system new telephone system. that's a little bit of interest and look nice. let's look at these. just let me be a lot of questions my head of what do you mean to be of interest but that go to the competitive uh because of the financial in the oh by so it because if you, you, you, you bought it difficult to difficult to send us ultimat

elliot in london. thanks >>> america's top diplomat is in jordan after spending thursday in israel, antony blinken is trying to prevent the conflict from spreading and hoping to secure the release of hostage, cnn beckie anderson has more. >> the war between israel and hamas kicking off a flurry of diplomatic activity across the east. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken landed in tel aviv thursday to show washington solidarity with israel. >> the message that i bring to israel is this. you may be strong enough on your own to defend yourself. but as long as america exists, you will never have to. we will always be there. by your side. >> the secretary of state also tried to secure the release of hostages taken by hamas. working with allies such as qatar to strike a deal for the release of israeli women and children for palestinians women and teenagers according to a diplomatic source. but hamas says it will not negotiate as long as it remains under attack from israel. and israel says it has cut off wa

available through monetary and all 3 through the rough crossing remains closed. las despite the gates, elliot being stated to open early on monday morning, posted in american troops of the border shed. the outrage against the west countries talking about the line. i don't think this makes any sense. i mean you are. yeah. once in the way we think we're talking about like this. like israel's not providing humanitarian supplies right? of passage, according to high profile sources that are currently involved in mediating between israel and the palestinians who spoke to wattsey. the officials out of the board of gods attempted to open the crossing for foreign nationals to leave garza but supposedly had to close it after palestinian refugees sold to use it to escape the balance several trucks carrying you in flags have also been seen entering into egypt from gaza to pick a fuel supplies for the bottled region of the head from one of the volunteers from the egyptian side of the crossing. my name is abraham, a volunteer with the likes, makers have united zation. we have been an adage for the past 2 d

his brother elliot remembers a 20—year—old who was a londoner, a music lover, a proud jew.respect for my parents. he wanted to keep his people safe and defend his country. we're alljust broken. we're still coming to terms with the news. what will you miss about natanel? the last time i saw him was exactly a week before he was killed by the hamas terrorists, and i think if i look back at that day, it's his infectious smile. at the funeral on monday, the mourning interrupted. air—raid sirens pierced the grieving, as mourners were forced on to the cemetery ground to shield from incoming hamas missiles. it was terrifying. and, you know, the thing obviously that went through my head is the fact that, you know, even while i am trying to say goodbye to my brother, they are trying to kill me. it was very scary, especially considering what we've been through, and that my parents, who live in london, had just arrived in israel, to bury their son. natanel, just one of 1,400 murdered by hamas in one day. lucy manning, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let'

so the pictures we created with elliot higgins. so here are the images that you just sent over. if i drag one of these in, uh, this is analyzing the meta data on my machine. this isn't sending anything into adobe or any server anywhere. and you can see very clearly no content credentials attached, indicating that we're looking for the metadata i described. but we're not finding any cryptographic, we've verifiable meta data. so that alone is a warning sign. isn't it that that this image could have been produced by i will, we should be a bit suspicious. it is, and as this gets adopted and becomes more ubiquitous and expected and media that will become increasingly a real red flag. so now we're starting to put a few puzzle pieces together, each hopefully increasing our safety in the coming i. well, it's a well in which the power balance between human ends, machine, the tilt beneath our feet in this feature, who will be controlling who, and how long do we have before as arrives? this is the hey, only for good global summit in geneva, organized by the u. n. is for promising artificia

and i also, elliot, what do you find in president can expect from this meeting of european leaders as well? he has come to granada, of course, at this very crucial moments because he understands what's happening. fears are growing that domestic politics in the u as stresses the flow of age to ukraine and also in europe. europe's units. she looks a bit frayed to around the edges. so that is why the lens keys here. and she told us reporters upon his arrival that what he's country needs and for the upcoming winter, our air defense systems to protect its citizens from russian attacks. and we can expect that to be on the agenda. the german government has already signaled that they would be ready to provide more such systems to ukraine. ukraine is also asking for german may tell roost crews messiahs german, the german government however, is a bit concerned as it seems that those to me size could be used to attack a russian territory. and that's why it's like, that's why it is rather unlikely that to a ukraine will get those christmas size. soon. however, the lensky is meeting here with the

humanitarian quarter to taking a didn't take guys, including food and water, as we've had from south what elliot island domestically. what is the mood like within israel? has it been a full outs from this ongoing complex as well? we know the bell as well as what we choose the finance minister who's considered to be part of the the right wing element of a benjamin netanyahu. whose coalition government? well, he, in a quite frank admission, something that we very rarely hear from politicians. these they said he was responsible for a failure, failure of security, affiliate of intelligence failure to protect the these really people with what happened last saturday. and then when he was asked whether or not he resigned, he said look, we'll go to get through the come situation and a part of phrasing slightly. and then we'll look at the consequences. but the consequences are almost certainly the end of the political creative benjamin netanyahu. you look at any of the poles at the moment, and more at the majority of people believe that benjamin netanyahu failed as well. so they understand why he's still

refugee camps in the gaza strip are among the 1100000 people being told to relocate to the south. elliot out to 0, spoke to yon eagle, and he's the head of the norwegian refugee council. he described a desperate situation in gaza and pleaded for what he called, a minimum of sanity. to bring an end to the spiral of fun. it's really has a great responsibility and i'm saying that the all western media now is read has to respect international humanitarian law to for simply relocate entire populations is a violation of the law to have a siege and stop out $1200000.00 is a violation of the law, we have to condemn that it. but listen, the on the violation. so this one does not justify the killing of civilians or the whole thing of grandmothers and children as hostages. so i think we have to have some minimum of time to, to here. and it could start now with the quote for an end to the bombardment and enter the seats and into the hostage tasting and enter the mist as going to. that is what it has to end before too many children are that, and that's it for me, emily anglin, i'll be back at the top

>> and now, elliot williams, former prosecutor, the reason that this is decided by the supreme courts because it is a twilight zone, and big legal issues to be decided, and with your help, i pult toget togethe major issues in a legally definable way, did trump engage in a insurrection, and in a legally definable way, does this cover presidents? >> and pretend it is an ep sed of "the twilight zone" and now, the framers were long on values, but short on the details, and they have not explained the details, and said that we don't want insurrectionists running the country, but how do you sort that out, and how do you define what an insurrectionist is, and if you assume that a person is, and how do you hold that person accountable. everyone may have opinions on this, and frankly, everyone has opinion on, this and the only entity to sort it out is the court. it is just an open question. if people are looking for the slam dunk, they may not find it. >> really, they may not. and to marshall's point earlier, it is not just that the provision of the constitution has not been triggered in over

it's elliot and get many our message there . and obviously this was before the to get past with you at the baptist church, our message that we come up continue with this war, was not going to bring anything but more suffering mode or destruction. it will not produce security, you need it for these as a result for defense to me as a product and the security of the whole region with the type of it expanding and spitting go over into other parts of the agent. uh so uh, we'll have to understand the impact as well as having not just on the immediate victims that the guidance you have to understand that this war is also provoking, our muslim christian public opinion, human up in public opinion, all about the world. our peoples are out on the street right now about $18000.00 jordanians of industry the expressing their anger at that city. it's the catastrophe had this aggravation on guidance. obviously it is that that position is our position to so if you will for sure the position of the public position is one, the statements has must

conflict between the 2 sides as well as more than 17000 info people with wanted by it isn't a amy elliot is that i saw him look out of sorts and said that the is that a, the army is a trying to enter a ground through the course of english body damage. but it's the minute that and so on. so i to trying to defend them and to prevent them and put them in during the course saturday, english main line and did all the time in euros that it'd be too far. so me exchange and a genderin and then the major hostage and got it in exchange or given it to him. but it's an artist inside the is it a audience? which to me, is it a code that allow is more of a, of a humanitarian, a dual and through god the base, if you are seen hearing god, that is terrible. because last night we have with missed one of the most of your on the, to, to a 9th and i made them going. is that any edis diag so that at the own, in the facilities and on the areas. and the closer inc claims, mainly in the guise of safety and in north 10 parks. now we can hear a huge explosion around, i'll say, i think and say because of, and is the

i spoke to a retired lebanese general elliot honda. he's also a strategic kind of less than told me about israel looming round invasion. what really influences the ground operation and to guys are, are the demographic to book that fee. and joe got a fee as well as the previous experiences between our mazda and the idea of which our $5.00 bloody encounter says. and so 2005. so i think that what is the i'm trying to do is maybe to put all the system to test the system to fix some forces or from us. and maybe it is like a live maneuver on the fire, but it won't read the major axis of or the main to plus and to guys that because it could be like a deception to fix how mouse and the noise and then go back into the middle where the where, where the weakest point of how much it's in the middle, where it is like 6 kilometers between gaza and the c funerals have been held for a family of al jazeera correspondent, while the do his loved ones were among the latest victims of israel's war on gaza files, wife, son, daughter, and grandson the old ki

nations and, and there will be a conference by the us to discuss the plan for the annual deduction. elliot, we are also expecting teams from the owner work to arrive to make sure the crossing is ready for the 8 to go along with the hose and grow it. another problem is the delivery over the, sorry guys wanted to get back to you and will that you will conduct talks with the dimensions on your wall officials and the is what you decide on the truck that um uh heavy a default that has some of them according to the un, it's the 1st bedroom, humanitarian age consist of the window trucks out with a trucks. that's where i agree, i get to enter it, but still we don't know exactly what is onboard main stroke. started as will it be minutes and only your thoughts supplies you one has not had started with all the but the guys a step needs everyone thinks on what would her food fuel medicine and medical supply that met the guys that needs to be given everything as because it has not been a while as we get there, also need to send some wounded people to be treated in egypt because the health sector should

of rockets that towards the southern israel and talking to the port says you have asco on off the elliot wanting people to leave. israel has also imposed a total siege on call. the cutting of oil supplies food was the fuel. the eu has opposed the move. i'm the us president has confirmed the 14 americans were killed in a mass of military operation. he also reiterated washington support israel a. we must be crystal clear. we stand with israel. we stand with this rule, we will make sure 0 has what it needs to take care of it. citizens defend itself and responded this attack. there's no justification for terrace. there's no excuse . mazda is not stand for the power. steering is people's right to a degree. the self determination state of purposes is not lation of the state of israel. on the murder of jewish people, they use palestinian civilians as human shields. mosse offers nothing but tear and bloodshed with no regard to pays the price. and gaza, they all growing concerns about the humanitarian situation. russell set a reports of the building of the building block of to below so on now lab

but elliot is keeping this a meeting saying that he's sensing some anti us very sentiments. so, so far we have to say all those attends started by the european union. they were a diplomatic failure. so now i think that we, it's fair to say that the use of focusing on supporting armenia on trying to 1st and foremost, to address humanitarian issues. there, alexandria phenomena in granada. thank you. and our media has been struggling to cope with the aftermath of the crisis. in just a matter of days, almost all of the enclave population ethnic armenians numbering over 100000. people have fled to our media. there's anger there at the countries old ally, russia for doing nothing to stop the also by showing the army from taking control of no car, no car boss, while some armenians now hope to forge closer ties with europe instead of russia. their geo political situation leaves no easy answers, as dw is dimitri upon you often reports. as people go about their daily lives and their reading and capital, there are very few of us signs of the crisis. but it's visible in places like thes

the food and medicine have been handed to paula stein's wed crescent elliot cairo bland as well as the stolen and the needed delivery supplies around 200 trucks. with said to still be at the border crossing between jobs and egypt would be necessary for 2 days. they would fall crossing between egypt and gone. so is the only exit. it's not leading to is where the territory and it's being the subject of intense negotiations between egypt for us on this well to allow deliveries of humanitarian aid for the memo. you and chief antonio guitar is visited the reform for the crossing mold that he saw a mass protest. quoting also, it seems to allow 8 trucks into garza. and the past few days, egypt has received a thousands of tons of aid from a number of countries as health care supplies from the w. h o to help police. the indians in the for seats and place to american citizens would be released from us. it comes to the tales to being abducted 2 weeks ago, and now it is well and have been reunited with the relatives. the video released by him not shows the moments and mother and her daughter were

the board, you know, goes to follow the booth elliot, or to stick on to the show star for circle, but the rest of it in there. so to reduce your solution center, of course i'm not sure certain things, most of the tools and i don't show control control it the visitors she just started with these details of a student can share studio as good as well after the publish the motion a pretty slow to get the july the occurred this up. i brought to you for safety and us covering it, exhibited me and you were just as probably in the shooting across a little probably school when you were just i was supposed to know, but i senior was supposed to be the east coast go for the best but on the near nor deal and uber was, was, you know, a may have 3 of the cosmetic, but it says get categories b, why did you do that or can use that as i did remember. and you know, uh the shit though, as to why you said used to, but i didn't know when you went to shelby in the theatre, this insurance. it was a mazda, despite out of decency, a body, to build upside, is not possible with them when yet, that's not what i n

that's the hope for elliot, who has just started at st leonard's.now it's keepy uppies between lessons at home — some of the time anyway. when it's break time, i normallyjust sit down and watch youtube in bed. more than 150 children are in this online lesson, all with their cameras off. only the teacher speaks. i feel quite isolated, because i'm always staring at a screen for six hours a day. ifeel a lack of human interaction. what you're going to be learning each of the days? st leonard's is one of 174 schools in england confirmed to have raac last month, and one of 2a where the government said some pupils had been learning remotely. he was really looking forward to going in and building on those relationships, and obviously not being able to do that or not being able to do that in a normal setting, in the normal way, has really had an impact on him forming those bonds, as he's moving into secondary school. raac isn't the only issue. most of aylesford school in warwick is closed because of asbestos found during fire safety work in the summer. so if

good morning to you, elliot. two more hostages greed monday.an we expect to see more hostages released while the ground incursion appears to be on hold for now? >> reporter: before the release of these two elderly israeli women, there were 222 people being held by hamas that they abducted on october the 7th. so we would expect and certainly there's a hope that these releases now, these are the third and fourth people to be released by hamas since it took all of those people hostage on october the 7th, there is a hope and expectation that more will be released. and it's really being helped by both the qataris who host some of the political leadership of hamas in doha, and the egyptians and the red cross. in a statement, prime minister benjamin netanyahu pointedly thanking the egyptians and the red cross, but avoiding thanking the qatarris for their association with muhammad ali, although we do know they are involved in getting some of those hostages released. there's no word about more being released or when or what kind of timeline. there have

. >>> journalist elliot gotkine is joining me now. we're seeing air strikes in gaza.hat's the latest on that? and what are you learning about the imminent ground incursion? >> reporter: israel said it would be ramping up air strikes against militant targets inside gaza strip. in that, it's been true to its word. in the past day, 320 military targets. they have been struck in the last day. this could be the largest number in one-day period. you say, they've been targeting, tunnels, operational command centers, that contained islamic jihad and hamas. and containing anti-tank missile cells, as well. on top of that, targeting -- hitting targets it says poses a threat to the troops, that are preparing for a ground invasion. we've seen the first clashes inside the gaza strip, since israel started air strikes in the wake of hamas' terrorist attack of october 7th. in that clash, one was killed and three injured, when a missile hit the vehicle they were in. it destroyed a couple of bulldozers and a tank. clashes have begun. it doesn't necessarily signal the starting gun to a f

. >> elliot, thanks for that live report from london. appreciate it. >>> when i spoke earlier with israel defense forces peter learner and i asked him about the large scale air strikes, and apparent preparations for a ground incursion into gaza. >> since the attack, the idea has engaged on a widespread attack against hamas. indeed, we are currently focused on i would say two or three different components of the operation. but primarily, those that conducted these special commander forces of hamas. they have been our effort over the past night and we are taking out their capabilities. we are striking them and we are making sure they can never be able to commit these atrocities ever again. our air force is conducting the strikes against specific locations where we know they are hiding out. stockpiling weapons, using staging grounds or preparing to launch rockets toward israel. the idea has recruited some 300,000. reservists. and we are making necessary preparations if the government instructs the military to go on a land ground force offen