so kayla, have you already chosen?to go, so i’ve already been circling and my head is also a little sick, so i suggest you look for this dog yourself, and i will look, i don’t know what ’s good. that's it, see you, see you, good luck, i see the head of a dragon, but i don’t see the head of a dog here, maybe we need to look outside, but please help, oh, oh, wow, how beautiful, luxurious, here, and the ceilings, how tall, okay, that’s it, kayla, she’s concentrating , we’ll look for a fragment, but i can’t understand how, hello, well, that’s it, i lost it. where will this door go? oh, interesting where did i end up? we are looking for a dog. red room, but i can’t do that now, hello, please tell me what a serber is, is it a country, no, no, no, this is not a server, no, no, a server! this is a three-headed dog that guards the entrance to the kingdom of the dead, lets everyone in there, yeah, but doesn’t let them back out, obviously, but as we explained , everything was clear to me, i thought it was the side, of course, it

let's go, let's go, wait, taimari, we need to take a photo with him, as i ask , come on, so what, kayla where to go, so i was already spinning and my head was also a little rocky , so i suggest you look for this dog yourself, but i will look, i don’t know okay, so that's it, see you, see you, good luck, i see a dragon's head, but i don't see a dog's head here, maybe we should look outside, but please help, oh, oh, wow, how beautiful, it’s luxurious here, and the ceilings are so high, okay, everything, kailya, concentrates, we’ll look for a fragment, right. but i just can’t understand how? hello , well, that’s it, i lost where this drink is going, i wonder where i ended up, we’re looking for the head of the dogs, the red room, but that doesn’t suit me now. hello, please tell me what it is server? this is a country? no, no, no, this is not a server , no, no, a serber, a three-headed dog that guards the entrance to the kingdom of the dead, lets everyone in, but doesn’t let everyone back out, it’s clear, ah, how you explained the soap, everything was clear to me, i i thought it was the side

kayla, what is the president expected to be saying in a few minutes? >> the president as he is known to do is making finishing touches to the speech right up until delivery. we know this is a broad message, that the world is an an inflection point and it's fighting a war against tyranny. this is a shared by countries and the israel is finding itself on the front lines of the fight. while it's been to be directly to the american people, it's meant to be accessible. it's not about congress. it's not about the budget. there is a real leadership vacuum on capitol hill and cast into confusion the government's ability to fund itself beyond the middle of november. so the president has a real sales pitch to make to the american people, to leadership on capitol hill, north of $100 billion in the coming days. >> kaitlan, president biden's popularity here in israel has soared since this attack began, both for the speech he gave and also for the speech he gave here and the visit here, first time a president visiting during wartime. what are you expecting tonight?

i want to go back to kayla tausche, who joins us now by phone. what are you hearing, kayla? >> reporter: anderson, the white house communications director has put out a new statement saying the president was far away. he didn't hear the full question. the question sounded like, would you like to see more hostages released. he wasn't commenting on anything else. certainly the white house is sensitive to the idea that the president would be weighing in on israeli military strategy. i spoke just a few moments ago to a senior administration official about the president's comments because of how significant it was and said that the president and the u.s. do not want to be directing the israelis. the timeline is theirs. it's their planning and their thinking, although president biden, in this official's words, asked some very hard questions of prime minister netanyahu and his war cabinet when they were together in israel earlier this week. that being said, there are conversations and very sensitive conversations happening behind the scenes to try to free the remainder of the ameri

joining us now, josh barrow, and kayla gardener.very proud of myself for the math that i was doing. but this is clearly a negotiating strategy by house republicans, but i'm wondering what the end game here is at this point? >> i think for johnson, he really knows that he has to please the most conservative members of his caucus if he wants to keep his position. we know the ability to vote a speaker out is still on the table. so he wants to signal he is prioritizing a spending cuts. it's been a huge priority of the caucus after democrats were in control of the house for the first two years. so he's wanting to deliver that. as you mentioned this bill is very unlikely to pass. as soon as it hits the senate or if it even gets there very unlikely to actually get over the finish line. >> that's a big deal. i mean, he has said, johnson, he wants to change the rules to make it harder to get removed, but he hasn't. the rules are the rules and has to walk the same tight rope that mccarthy had to walk. does this even pass the chamber? >> i ass

kayla is here in the wa"the sit ro room". potentially, kayla, do americans disagree? >> by and large americans haven't been in agreement that the economy feels good on the ground. despite the blockbuster jobs report, more jobs added in july and august than previously reported, americans just report that they don't feel good about the economy. in a poll conducted by marquette in the middle of september, that same month where 336,000 jobs were added, just 28% of respondents said president biden would do a better job handling the economy. 52 percent perfection of respondents in that poll said former president trump would do a better job handling the economy. when you talk to white house officials, they say it's going to take time for the message to sink in for easing inflation to be felt, for some of the president's legislative achievements to trickle through to a family's bottom line, but at this point it's been several months that they've been trying to make this argument. americans are just not sold yet, wolf. >> i know you're working another important story. how is t

like how we deal with kayla, you know, follow the paper, talk to their, they still in to the, to the school. thank you so much. the the constant threat of learning violence creates a discord in so many areas of our lives and my life in the life of my students that it interrupts the educational process. and oftentimes, it's not even the actual violence perpetrated against my students. it's the fear back survivors be perpetrated against their relative sort of their, their close family members. so the violent, permeated echo was incense a ripple effect. the the 95 percent of the brothers algae on the street. we want to demonize and call gang bangers, 95 percent of them want and alternative to be able to take care of themselves. take care of their family, you know, have a kind of drive, have a job to go to have a place to live. and i keep telling chicago and other cities, the power in our cities is being shut down and buried in our streets. we are destroying killing and locking up potential that can help turn around chicago. the ferry out of this to like single, the red light turning on

like how we deal with kayla know follow data. people talk to their, they still in to the, to the thank you so much the, the constant threat of warming violence creates a discord in so many areas of our lives and my life and the life of my students that it interrupts educational process. and often times, it's not even the ad survive, is perpetrated against my students. is the fear of act survivors be perpetrated against their relative sort of their, their close family members. so they're biling permeated echols. and since a ripple effect, the the 95 percent of the brothers out here in the street, we want to demonize and call gang bangers, 95 percent of them want alternative to be able to take care of themselves, take care of their family, you know, have a kind of drive have a job to go to have a place to live. and i keep telling chicago and other cities. the power in our cities is being shut down and buried in our streets. we are destroying killing and locking up potential that can help turn around chicago, the stereo this to like

so i'm with the reason for kayla's death and even her family belief. the main thing is i'll see you that is he a little more time? probably with me to then take a long time to get a long time nozzle made me very upset cuz i'm gonna come 1st. the police king. no police can take control of that. i said if they access to because this was disappear, friend and after hon on, on like man, they main like they like the, you know, think about some like kalen and all the different things that come to know about her. there is an occasional shooting that is so, you know, rocks the conscience that people sort of take. no, but otherwise there's this sort of like, you know, mean effect is going on here. most people can't get their arms around the notion that their child can't go to the store because they get killed on the way there. and i don't think that the public never fully appreciates what that does to a human. we have this group, this large group mentally there, i'll look in the world is changing not for the better because they're living in this bunker. and i d

. - [kayla] those dresses were itchy.hing] [upbeat light music] - when i first started i liked creating something from start to finish, taking fabric, putting it together in different colors, creating something that someone could actually use, and then a new idea presented itself. we always had black history at home, it was just part of learning. when my daughter was in fourth grade, she came home and she said, she was a little upset because she said, "my teacher's not gonna teach black history, i asked him and he said he didn't have any books, so mommy can i give him some of your books?" and i said, "sure." a couple of days i didn't hear anything and then she came home and she said that he said that he didn't have time. so of course i was upset, it rubbed me the wrong way, but i decided i wasn't gonna make a scene and embarrass anyone by going up to the school so i just kinda took a deep breath and decided i was gonna handle it differently and that was to end up making a quilt. [light piano music] [light piano music cont

cnn's senior white house correspondent kayla touchy is joining us. we heard the president spoke with two freed americans just a little while ago. >> it just happened in the last hour, wolf. president biden speaking with the mother and daughter pair who were held captive by hamas for the last two weeks. president biden had had previously spoken with family members and earlier today spoke with prime minister netanyahu to discuss continued hostage relief efforts. but his message to judith an natalie was this. was that the u.s. is going to provide the full support of the government as they recover from what the president described as a terrible ordeal. and the president releasing a statement saying he's overjoyed they'll be reunited with family who has been racked with fear. and they have the full support and we should respect their privacy in this moment. it is a rare triumph for this administration after two weeks of violence and tensions in the middle east. and while there is some relief that these two releases have been secured, there was no question

cnn's kayla tausche is at the white house for us. kayla, how does this hospital impact the police department's trip, if at all? and what are you hearing about how the biden administration will respond? >> jake, so far it doesn't appear that the hospital attack is impacting the president's trip, throws not at this stage in the planning. at least one white house official has told cnn that the trip is expected to go ahead as planned. and at least half a dozen officials that -- that were contacted by cnn's white house team were not responsive or did not know whether there would actually be an official u.s. response to this. now cnn's generalsy hansler at the state department is reporting that that source familiar says the biden administration will give the benefit of the doubt to isly rationale for that attack over what hamas is saying here, but certainly it comes at a very precarious time with the palestinian authority president canceling his meeting with president biden and other regional leaders. the two had just spoken by phone three

me, kayla the, the chancellor. try to balance the germany's commitment to helping is real, defend itself, but also to humanitarian interest of the people in gaza. he described the people in gaza themselves as being hostages of hamas, the, the civilians there give us some more of the nuances that came through in the transfer of speech regarding what's happening in the middle east. yes. well, he clearly and differentiated here, and i would expect he did so also in the talks that he held with opinion and this in yahoo, these really prime minister, but also present, i'll cc of egypt. he clearly distinguish between the palestinians on time us. hence describing the palestinians as a hostage of this terrorist organization and which is also listed as such, here it within the european union. and he made it very clear that you monetary assistance is in imperative essentially is something that must take place. at the same time, we had the german chancellor pledged in israel, but also in parliament to previously that the secur

. >> cnn's kayla tausche is at the white house for us. so kayla, what went into this decision? why is it happening now? >> reporter: well, boris, the white house says this was part of a use it or lose it package of funds that expired at the end of the fiscal year if it wasn't used. and just last hour president biden got a question from a reporter in a pool spray about whether he believes border walls work, and he said he tried to use this money for other things but couldn't. >> i'm going to answer one question on the border wall. the border wall, money was appropriated for the border wall. i tried to get them to reappropriate it, to redirect that money. they didn't. they wouldn't. and in the meantime there's nothing under the law other than they have to use the money for what was appropriated. i can't stop that. >> even so the homeland security secretary cited that acute and immediate need in the official notice authorizing this border wall construction. and the move comes as border encounters have surged in the hundreds of thousands just in recent months. to start this authori

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thank you so much for that, kayla. back here around the panel, there is no question, we talked at the beginning of the last segment about the fight for the next speaker. ukraine being a big issue, that there is no question there is concern be white house about what will happen, never nind kyiv about what will happen there. part of what they have to get over in the short term is not just getting a new speaker, it is the discords that is going on and it is brutal and it is personal. one of the things that we heard from kevin mccarthy is kind of an allegation or story that he told about a conversation he had with nancy pelosi when he was trying to become speaker back in january where he seemed to suggest that she said she had his back. listen to this. >> nancy pelosi came to me, she was speaker at the time on the way out, and i told her i was having issues with getting enough votes. she said what is the problem. i said they want this one person rule out. she said just give it to them. i'll always back you up. i made the s

kayla, what was the president's message today? >> reporter: wolf, it was a forceful rebuke of terrorism and anti-semitism and a message that the u.s. can and will do everything in its power to provide support to israel. in the near term, that is replenishing ammunition and interceptors and requesting more from congress when it returns. the u.s. is also providing hostage recovery expertise for the hostage situation that is happening on the ground. though there's still an unconfirmed number of american hostages, the administration has said that there are 20 or more americans that are considered missing at this moment. in his remarks today, president biden increased the death toll of americans to 14 among the thousands of civilians killed. president biden said they were not just killed, they were slaug slaughtered. >> the brutality of hamas, the blood firstiness brings to mind the worst, the worst rampages of isis. this is terrorism. but sadly, for the jewish people, it's not new. this attack has brought to the surface painful memori

kayla leaning into her big sister. savannah came of age as social began to take off like the rest of her generation. savannah took to the new technology as easily as she had learned to print her name, countless selfies appeared facebook images that her told stories of who was whom she loved and who she was becoming. her interest in fashion, jewelry and makeup gradually came to illustrate her feed. she became good at tilting head, striking a pouty. her hair falling just. but sometimes the photos were less posed and glamorous. her and her brother joe in the car joking around to some song playing her and kayla in halloween costumes, mugging for the camera. then savannah fell in love. in 2011. during sophomore year at devils lake high school, she met a freshman named, ashton metheny. also a member of the spirit like tribe. a tall, thin boy with easy smile for. two months they were just friends. and then ashton asked savanna out when. it came to their eldest daughters love life. savannah's were strict. joe was vigilant on 2

kayla back she joins us now kayla, you are at fordham law right now.went to cornell for undergrad. you are jewish. you are in a jewish sorority there at cornell. how do you feel? what do your friends on campus talking about? >> this is a scary time for everyone on campus right now. especially being in a jewish sorority. living in a jewish sorority house. there is a clear target on everyone's backs. people at fordham and cornell everyone is outwardly jewish 'there are people who don't support us and people who don't think we deserve to live this is a very scary time. >> lawrence: hate crimes against jews have been on the rise for a few years. did you ever expect us to get to this point now where people would be openly anti-semitic. >> i may be naive i thought if anything like this happened next jews to the world stand behind jews this is so clearly not the case. i never thought i would live in a world where anti-semitism is so accepted and so okay and so common it. really have shocking. i feel like i'm begging people to care. so i did not think this was

i'm kayla collins in washington. 300,000 troops are amassing. israel continued to bombard gaza with airstrikes and disturbing new details of how mosses atrocities continue to emerge. >>> it matters that americans see what happens. i have been doing this a long time. i never really thought that i would see all confirmed pictures of terrorists. >> in gaza tonight a humanitarian -- is unfolding. nearly 1100 people have been killed and all power has been shut off . right now it is believed up to 150 hostages are still being held by hamas and gaza. the death toll in israel has risen to more than 1200 people in the number of americans killed now stands at 22. among them, two brothers who worked security for the village. they moved to israel from america to take care of their mom who had cancer. deborah matthias a mother who was killed shielding her son from the bullets and 34-year- old danielle band senior who was one of the event organizers at the music festival that turned from a night that was supposed to be of revelry to a scene of carnage. i want

kayla, what is the reaction at the white house this evening? there is not a speaker of the house. >> reporter: well, jake, the white house is trying to project an image of calm and to strike a contrast with the chaos on capitol hill. and just this evening the administration releasing a statement urging house republicans to elect a speaker quickly so that both sides of pennsylvania avenue can get back to the business of governing. but aides tell me that president biden is going to aim to strike a tone of business as usual throughout the rest of the week. tomorrow he has a policy-focused speech on student loans, and today in messaging blasts that the white house has put out for many weeks, in today's they announced a split screen of president biden touting his negotiations for lower drug prices, contrasted with republicans trying to repeal the legislation that authorizes the president to do that. not highlighting the motion to vacate or any of the drama that was happening on capitol hill. but that's the white house trying to stay above the fray.

kayla, let's listen to president biden there in philadelphia.orry to interrupt. >> by the way, i'm a big pennsylvania guy, one, i married a philly girl. two, you're being scranton and wilmington. you guys have no sense of humor, man. look, ryan, thanks for the introduction. i really mean it. before i get started, i want to acknowledge two brave police officers, on a serious note, were shot last night. one was killed. i talked to the chief and the mayor about this. they put their lives on the line to protect this community. we owe them a debt of gratitude. we are praying for them and their families a good. i also cant to say a word about the situation in israel. the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than 1,000 innocent lives lost, includes these 27 americans. these guys make al qaeda look pure. they're pure evil. i said from the beginning, make no mistake about it, the united states stands with israel. [ applause ] >> skosh of state blinken was in israel yesterday, secretary austin is there today, making thurs

kayla tausche, cnn, the white house. >>> and presidential candidates aren't holding back as they react. ron desantis posted both israel not only has the right to defend themselves against hamas, they have the responsibility to defend themselves withkki haley group a blood thirsty terrorist organization backed by iran and determined to kill as many innocent lives as possible. mike pence says this is what happens when you have a president like joe biden who spends the last 2 1/2 years projecting weakness on the world stage. and chris christie said biden's appeasement of israel's enemies has invited this war on israel. and political newcomer ramaswamy posted that america's broken foreign policy establishment knew that they were funding hamas and went ahead with it any way. for more reaction to the attacks, we're joined by nada bashir. there is an outpouring of support for israel but of course not from all countries. so first let's start with the regional reaction. >> reporter: across the region there are alarm bells. we heard from key players in the conflict including jordan, egypt and sa

military has arrived cnn's kayla has more now from the. white house >> an incredible violence, that israel is claimed more than 1000 lives biden saying that at least 14 americans that in his words, were not just killed, but slaughtered, in there are an untold number of american hostages there. here is the president. >> israel has the right to respond and indeed has a duty to respond to these vicious attacks democracy like israel in the united states are stronger and when we act according to the rule of law. terrorists, purposely target civilians and kill them. we uphold the laws of war, the law of war, and matters there is a difference. any organization, anyone thinking of taking advantage the situation, i one word, don't. don't. >> as the white house works to pull out all stops and providing assistance to israel reopening ammunition and interceptors for israel's iron dome, and pledging a new package of aid to be discussed with congress upon its return, the white house is also very focused on keeping the war from widening in the region. to

kayla, thank you so much. stay with cnn's live special coverage.e'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> it is the top of the hour. you're watching cnn news central. i'm boris sanchez live in washington, d.c. with anderson cooper in israel with more of our global coverage of the war

kayla tausche, cnn, the white house. >>> israel's ambassador to the u.s. is calling on the international community to pressure hamas to release its hostages without conditions. the group claims to have captured more than 100 people in its assault on israel over the weekend. the ambassador confirms the hostages include israelis, americans, and other nationalities. he says he's not sure if any of them have been killed. white house officials say they're in active conversations with israel to try to bring american hostages home. >> it's early days right now, and we don't have a lot of information about where they are and what condition they're being held, if they're being moved around. and we have to remember this is an active war zone, which makes any hostage recovery effort that much more difficult. we're obviously going to be developing options, looking at possibilities, how with can get them back, how we can get them back with their families. the first thing we're doing is communicating with the israelis, because they're on the ground. they're closer to it

kayla tausche, cnn, the white house. >>> still ahead, much more on thefyinging in israel and gaza.e'll hear from an israeli man who says his family was taken hostage by has. >>> the palestinian health ministry says over 250 have been killed in gaza where israel has been carrying out retaliatory strikes against hamas. israeli forces say they have hit more than 400 targets in the area, including a compound belonging to the hamas intelligence chief. it is also still fighting militants who stormed israeli communities near gaza. daniel levy is the president of the u.s. middle east project, a nonprofit policy institute focusing on palestine and israel. he joins me now from london. so good to have you with us. i want to get your reaction. it's been more than 24 hours now. we've already heard from the u.s., their response is one of unwavering support. >> yes, laila. and that doesn't surprise anyone, i don't think. but it also doesn't get us anywhere. because the israel of 28 hours ago had the unwavering support of the u.s., and what that unwavering support unfortunately translates into is

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kayla tausche, thank you so much. i want to get analysis and bring in the former u.s. ambassador to israel, edward deregian, former state department negotiator aaron david miller, and cnn global affairs analyst susan glasser. susan, the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says his nation is now at war. this is truly a remarkable moment. give us your sense. >> wolf, the scope and scale of this attack against civilians is absolutely breathtaking. of course people have been seeing these horrifying images all day. there will be more. the fighting appears to be ongoing. and it will have enormous repercussions not only i think in israel where there are already many questions about the surprise attack, what kind of intelligence and military failure led to it. you know, there were hours it appears before there was a response in some areas that came under attack. there are also repercussions in washington, not only this peace deal that the united states had been trying to broker between saudi arabia and israel, the question of whether there would be renewed regional con

kayla tausche, cnn, the white house.till to come, the unimaginable acts to families with his loved ones were captured by hamas. despite so much uncertainty, many cling to hope that the rescue. we'll be back with that in just a moment. israeli airstrikes have been pounding parts of gaza with netanyahu saying that the targeting of hamas strongholds is just the beginning. the israeli defense minister has ordered the complete siege of gaza and will halt the supply of food, fuel, and electricity. rockets are also being launched from gaza and a spokesperson for hamas's armed wing warns that it would begin killing civilian hostages and broadcasted live if israel target people in gaza without warning. loved ones of those killed or objected by hamas are sharing hurt wrenching stories of the last time they spoke with them and how they learned over their fate. cnn's brian todd as a report. wewanta warn you some other images you're about to see are disturbing. >> this is 25-year-old noa argamani screaming don't kill me as she is tak

cnn's kayla tausche is live at the white house.ayla, it appears to be a flip-flop, but the white house says it's more complicated than that. >> reporter: boris, the white house is trying to make a very nuanced argument here saying that, in fact, the president tried to allocate those funds for something different and that congress disallowed that to happen, also saying it was the biden administration that sought to move forward with comprehensive immigration overhaul and congress that prevented that from hpg. even so, it does go against the campaign promise and the general spirit of the immigration policy that the biden administration has promoted up until this point. so earlier today reporters asked president biden to explain this decision and to say in his words whether he believes walls work. here is his response. >> i'll answer one question on the border wall. i tried to get them to redirect that money. they didn't. they wouldn't. in the meantime there's nothing under the law that they have to use the money for what it's appropr

i'm not afraid of russia. opinions like these or no surprise to me, kayla rich cova. she runs the info security project which aims to detect and expose russian this information. in slovakia, our informational space started to form in like 2014 because of the crimea christmas civil annexation of crimea. and now it says it is really huge. it is fixed and complex. there are many upstairs. it is closest it or, you know, want to know if there's media, which are just the websites that are spreading full square right chips, this information for us and for, for the mainly became and which provides to us. there are thousands. so facebook pages spreading pro russian narratives. they're also nearly $300.00 websites of post as online use outlets. she shows us the page of the classmates profit, a popular conservative portal that tends to publish and use it to the last year cloud and it's probably made headlines. one of its alters was secrets the film, talking to a russian intelligence officer. the video shows him accepting, deprived in return for allegedly spreading professional p

kayla, what has president biden's response been?reporter: jake, the white house is working around the clock to figure out how best it can support israel at this moment in time. you mentioned that call between the two leaders that happened today. and i'm told that on that call, prime minister netanyahu made a specific request for military aid and that president biden directed his team to provide that support, including additional intelligence support. that is clearly one e.r.a. where the u.s. is monday morning quarterbacking, trying to figure out exactly how this happened and where there was such a significant lapse. which i know you've been discussing with your guests throughout the evening. as they try to figure this out, there have been questions as to whether there was a third country, like egypt, that had this intelligence and it was simply overlooked. a senior administration official said that simply was not the case. but earlier today, president biden in no uncertain terms said there would continue to be rock-solid and unwaver

kayla has more from the white house. >> president biden speaking by phone with the two hostages freed by hamas, judith and natalie ranan. he said he was overjoyed at their release and told reporters the call went well. in a statement he said he pledged the full support of the u.s. government and said our fellow citizens have endured a terrible ordeal the past 14 days and i'm overjoyed they'll soon be reunited with their family. it's a rare triumph for the administration after two weeks of violence and tensions in the middle east and while there is relief that these two hostages have been freed there are still ten american hostages who remain, according to the administration, and secretary of state antony blinken says the work to free them will continue. >> we share in the relief that their families friends and loved ones are feeling but there are still ten additional americans who remain unaccounted for in this conflict. we know that some of them are being held lodge by hamas along with an estimated 200 other hostages held in gaza. they include men, women, young boys, young girls, eld

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kayla taushe, cnn, the white house. >> and joining me now cedric leighton. always good to see you, sir. we keep going back to this thing i've been to gaza so many times i cannot count, but it's one of the most surveilled areas in the middle east. this comes out of the blue in a military sense, israel blind-sided. talk about that failure and why you think that might have happened. >> i think this is one of the classic failures of technology. when you look at your experience when you went to gaza you saw the techniques the israelis had, the equipment, the devices they used. and we know there were other things they were doing in terms of monitoring radio traffic, telephone traffic, all those things. what hamas did, what their leadership did is apparently moved off the normal modern communications links we take for granted every day and went back to what you did in the 19th century, face-to-face meetings. they went and used couriers instead of going in and using the telephone or cellphone. and that i think played a large role in doing this. they seemed to be ver

cnn's kayla tausche is live at the white house. what's the reporting on this?er: sources tell me and paula reid that hunter biden incurred this $10 million legal debt over the course of five years as he moved to defend himself against federal investigations into tax and gun crimes, a lengthy child support case and various congressional inquiries. this is the first time that the true scope of hunter's financial straits is being reported. we've learned from our sources that that mountain of legal debt is only set to increase by a magnitude of millions of dollars if some of these cases go to federal trials, if hunter is not able to reach a settlement in some of these cases. financiers like longtime friend and hollywood attorney kevin morris are no longer able to bank roll hunter's legal efforts. now his team is trying to get creative. there's an expectation that could go to deep-pocketed biden allies to shore up his financial position to try to fill that hole and raise some of that money. for the last several months his team has been considering the idea of launch