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holly williams, cbs news, rafah in the gaza strip. >> wow. >>> we will stay overseas, to france now. a huge political upset there after a second round of voting and legislative elections yesterday. the country's left-wing alliance came in first, and president macron's centrist coalition was second. it is a major defeat for the far-right anti-immigrant national rally party which was ahead after the first round of voting. but without any party getting a majority the result could be a political deadlock. >>> ahead here, mission to mars. a crew emerges from a simulated trip to the red planet after spending more than a year in isolation. ng more than a year i isolation. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, i

cbs's holly williams got a firsthand look at the besieged city of rafah. >> reporter: an israeli airtrike hit a school in gaza where displaced palestinians were sheltering yesterday. israel's military says it was targeting militants. at least 16 people were killed according to the hamas-run health ministry. it says the death toll in gaza passed 38,000 this past week. yet there's also renewed hope here for a cease-fire after hamas responded to a plan that was outlined by president biden back in may and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu agreed to send a delegation to restart stalled negotiations. the u.s. may be pushing its ally to agree to a cease-fire, but israel doesn't always do what washington wants. it launched a ground offensive in rafah in may despite the objections of the u.s. and on wednesday for the first time israel's military took foreign journalists to the city on gaza's border with egypt to see what it's accomplished there. >> we're now inside the gaza strip. rafah city is straight ahead. >> reporter: israel said it had to go into rafah because hamas's four rema

cbs' holly williams has the details. holly? >> reporter: good evening. a senior u.s.ial says that hamas' response to the existing cease-fire proposal on wednesday, quote, may provide the basis for closing the deal. the details of that cease-fire plan were outlined by president biden in may and include the release of female, elderly, and wounded hostages in the first stage, and the withdrawal of israeli forces from gaza in the second stage. the states are literally life and death. tomorrow this war which was ignited by the attacks in october on israel will be nine months old. more than 38,000 have been killed in the gaza strip, according to the hamas-run health ministry, and around 120 hostages are still thought to be held captive inside gaza. a recent poll found that 60% of israelis are in favor of the cease-fire proposal. upon and "the new york times" reported that israel's top generals want a cease-fire even if it means leaving hamas in power in gaza, a sign of a growing rift between israel's military leadership and prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but netanyahu r

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israel's military issued the emergency evacuation order on tuesday, and as cbs's holly williams reportsd assault is on the way. >> reporter: israel's military has ordered a mass evacuation of palestinians from the eastern part of khan younis. that's gaza's second largest city in the southern gaza strip. the evacuation order was sent by an audio message on cell phones and via social media. the united nations says the israeli order will force a quarter of a million people from their homes. the evacuation could indicate another israeli ground assault is imminent, triggered by a barrage of around 20 rockets that israel says palestinian militants fired from khan younis on monday. israeli troops withdrew from the city in april, leaving entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble. the israeli military's return would highlight just how difficult it is to destroy hamas. israel's stated goal in this bloody conflict. with the war now in its ninth month, some hamas leaders still at large and many israeli hostages still captive, israel's top generals want a cease-fire in gaza even if it keeps hamas in po

cbs's holly williams reports that could mean another ground assault is coming. >> reporter: there isexodus again in gaza, major, after israel's military ordered palestinians to leave sections of khan yunis. the gaza strip's second-biggest city. the united nations says it will force a quarter of a million people from their homes. the evacuation order could indicate another israeli ground assault is imminent. triggered by a barrage of around 20 rockets that israel says militants fired from khan yunis yesterday. israeli troops withdrew from the city in april. the return would highlight just how difficult it is to destroy hamas. israel's stated goal in this bloody war. >> major: now to an urgent health warning after officials say two cases of dengue fever reported in the u.s. were transmitted by affected mosquitoes here, not abroad. cbs's christiane benevides explains. >> reporter: florida leads the nation in dengue cases with miami-dade as the epicenter. that has officials on high alert using specialized trucks like this to try and control the mosquito population. the cases were acquire

cbs's holly williams hasmore. >> reporter: china's reputation as a sporting power is tarnished. 23 of just months before the tokyo olympics in 2021. chinese officials say the athletes unintentionally ingested the drug and did not ban them. 11 of the athletes who tested positive will compete in paris, and it's angered american swimmers. >> everything that we do to compete with a level playing field, it's extremely frustrating to not have faith that others are doing the same thing. >> people are just getting away with everything. there are people who are still testing positive, that are still having the opportunity to compete internationally. what? >> reporter: this woman is a retired doctor who says she has firsthand knowledge of doping in china's state-run sports system. [ speaking in a global language ] she says she was a physician for china's general administration of sport, treating elite athletes from the 1960s until 1989, the period when she alleges chinese doping began, ordered by senior government officials. >> did the athletes have a choice about whether or not to use the bann