thank you so much, kylie, for that reporting. i want to bring in some experts on this very issue, retired lieutenant general mark hertling former deputy national security of intelligence the director beth sanner, and cnn global affairs analyst kim dozier, general hertling, let's pick up where kylie just left off about the reporting. she's getting of the idf may be being as surprised as anyone that they got sinwar if in fact it turns out to be him out in my mind's eye, dana, you when you're talking about a counterterrorism fight, there are targeted kinetic strikes against what your intelligence says is out there and a guy it's the operation. and there is sometimes just what carl clausewitz, 180 years ago called chance when something happens and i can see it playing out where sinwar and the other three people are with came out of a tunnel entrance inside of a building and realize they were around and they were scrambling to try and counter those fighters. and in a counterterrorism environment that has tank fire and i have heard thi

kylie, appreciate it. thank you. let's continue the conversation now with cnn global affairs analyst mark esper, who of course served as defense secretary under president trump. it's good to have you with us today. is kylie noted? look, there are a lot of questions today. there are questions about his leadership that will emerge for hamas and who will. but just in your view, this morning, is hamas weaker today? >> well, good morning and yes, the answer is they they certainly are weaker today with, sinwar gone. he was the military leader in gaza on the ground. and as of a few months ago, once israel had killed ishmael haniyeh in tehran, he became the political leader also. so you now have an organization without either a military great work political leader. and i think who they pick next to be the political head of hamas and likely somebody outside of gaza will determine how, what type of opening is there for some type of negotiated settlement. now, i think at this point in time a ceasefire leading to some settlement

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kylie minogue announced her intention 2025 tour. her first north american tour in 13 years. she'll be at chase center in san francisco on yes, tuesday, april 22nd. you know, i'm always mad about that. she received a grammy last year for best pop dance recording with her song padam padam. presale for her tour begins october 8th at 10 a.m. general on sale begins friday, october 11th at 10 a.m. and as you all know, if you're getting the general, then you are too late. >> now, which kind of credit card do we need? this time? >> american express great. >> love that for us. >> so you're committed wednesday morning doesn't matter. >> yeah. this is one of the artists i have not seen and have wanted to see for a while. same. and so this might be one of those things where i just got to forgo that sleep, get the vacation request in now, then maybe. >> yeah. take it off. >> maybe. >> just like a little tickle in the throat. by now, you, like, set the stage like money. you know, guys, i don't feel so. it's kind of weird. and tuesday, you're like, oh, it's really getting here. you know, y

has made for them to allow this humanitarian assistance into gaza kylie, what about israel strikes on hezbollah and lebanon? what is the state department's saying about trying to protect civilians? there well, listen, the u.s has been saying for quite some time now that any strikes that impacts civilians that cause civilian deaths or something that they are opposed to it it's one of the reasons that they didn't want that campaign in beirut, that bombing campaign in beirut to continue the way it had been in recent weeks. >> but us officials also recognize they say that there is a need, there is israel should be able to go after hezbollah targets inside of lebanon. and that is it's where are the challenges here, because a lot of the strikes that the israelis have been carrying out have had civilian deaths that have occurred as a result. and so the u.s. is looking at a lot of those incidents, asking questions of the israelis about some of these strikes so this is a space we continue to watch particularly because there's tension between the u.s. and israel about how israel is carrying out

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atwood and jeremy diamond with us now kylie, what are you learning about blinken's visit? >> well, listen, the state department readout when you compare it with the readout from prime minister netanyahu's office of this long meeting that the secretary of state had with the israeli prime minister. it's abundantly clear that they are not on the same page when it comes to what they both want to see happen in gaza in the short term the state department's readout said that the secretary underscored the need to capitalize on this moment following the death of hamas leader yahya sinwar to dry and drive forth not just the release of all hostages, but also an end to the conflict. meanwhile, the readout from prime minister netanyahu, yahoo's office spoke about the need to continue working to make sure all of those hostages are released, but made no mention of an end to the conflict. so that's an area that we continue to watch as us officials went into this meeting saying that one of the major problem problems that they had was that they didn't know who was going to actually be makin

kylie atwood live for us at the state department. thank you for the report for us. >> let's expand the conversation now with cnn military analyst and retired army general james spider marks, general. thank you so much for being with us. you heard president there saying that israel should respond proportionally. what would that look like fair to say that israel certainly will choose when and where they want to respond. >> and i would say there are no rush. they can do this at a time of their choosing. so we're all leaning forward trying to anticipate i think it's also fair their to understand that israel wants to ensure that iran feels some increased pain. no one and i would say either in tel aviv or in tehran that they want to escalate this thing much further. there seems to be this proportional for tat type of response. bear in mind, i think it's fair to say bear in mind that israel is an incredibly resilient nation of what we saw yesterday with the attacks from iran there really is a sense of business as usual on the ground in isra

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minister, benjamin netanyahu trying to reignite stalled ceasefire and hostage talks in gaza cnn's kylie atwood joins us now, what does he want to get specifically out of these meetings? highly well, listen, the u.s. actually isn't making any promises about this meeting on the way over a senior state department official traveling with the secretary of state told reporters that the united states really doesn't know what the next few weeks will look like for gaza. and one of the main things that they're trying to capitalize on is what they say is an opportunity after the death of hamas leader yahya sinwar to actually bring about an end to the conflict in gaza, but simultaneously they're now saying, which we heard in the hours after sinwar's death that his death actually complicates things as well. us officials don't know when there'll be able to get back to negotiations. they don't know who is going to be actually making the calls for hamas within gaza. they also the senior state department official said that qatar doesn't know that, and egypt doesn't know that. this is a pivotal trip for

kylie atwood, cnn, the state department so as israel weighs its options in terms of striking iran, the u.s. >> is going after houthi targets in yemen conducted on friday taking aim at the group's military and other capabilities. the u.s. says, the goal was to protect the freedom of navigation after weeks of houthi attacks on ships in the red sea bound for israel, a tv station controlled by the rebel says some of the strikes hit an airport in western yemen might want to go live now to northern lebanon and paul salam, the vice president of the middle east institute. thanks so much for being here with us again. so the u.s. striking targets in yemen in this week, the pentagon announced it would send a few thousand more troops to the region to help defend israel and to protect the u.s. troops. already there. but now the discussion is it the beefed-up us presence there isn't actually deterring a wider war or just making it more likely because it's emboldening israel. what, what do you think is more likely? >> well, i think the trajectory for about a year now has been one of a widening of the

kiley, obviously, kylie atwood is there. obviously, you the us government asking a lot of questions and probably scrambling at this moment. what have you heard from the state department so far well, listen, kate, we're not actually hearing anything official from the biden administration right now. >> the president and is on his way to europe. he is joined by the secretary of state by his national security advisor on that flight so rest assured that they are likely tracking this as closely as we are, but we have not heard any official statements out from us officials. i want to give you some context here for how major this development would be in the eyes of us officials who have been working really for the greater part of the last year to try and push forward a ceasefire and hostage release deal between sinwar, the hamas, and israel. we heard just in recent months from the secretary state anthony blinken, that sinwar is critical to that deal that he quote the fate of the deal is in sinwar's hands. that's how the secretary of

kylie is coming out with a new album, and we cannot wait to hear all about it when kylie joins us tomorrowu more like your sister? all that stuff. >> we need this story. and look who happens to be here? mr. katherine pratt schwarzenegger, along with the darling millie bobby brown. these two have a new movie. chris and katherine are about to have a baby. we have a sneak peek for "the electric state," it's the trailer for it. millie and chris are in it and that's coming up soon. >> a lot happening here. >>> by the way, coming up in just a few minutes on the third hour, always love it when geoffrey zakarian stops by. we know we'll eat well. >> can i say a quick happy birthday to my sister! >> yes. >> holla! happy birthday. i just wanted to shout her out. >> we love you, hala. >> mr. roker? >> it's become winter overnight. >> just fall like. very fall. this is not winter yet. >> feels wintry. >> feels kind of wintry to me. >> this is nothing! in the meantime, let's show you what we've got going on. a chilly start on friday, in the east, gulf sunshine down south. we're looking at a snow and win

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i think you may be thought you were going to see kylie, but you have got keir instead, i'm afraid.you do. we have come here to hear about how successful you are. this is an incredible place to work. the amount of work that you do from here is phenomenal. this company has grown and grown, and that is down to you and the skills that you bring to what you do day in, day out. for me, there is no substitute for coming to places where you and others work, and getting a sense for myself of what you do, how skilled it is, of how important it is to our country. i've said many times, my dad was a toolmaker, he worked in a factory, but that matters to me. until i went off to college, i didn't even know any working environment other than a factory. it is really, really important for me to be here today, and to say thank you for being here, thank you for listening to us, but thank you hugely for what you do, because it is really important. thank you for hosting us here today. really good to see representatives from bp here, and others, who have all worked so hard on this moment of partnership,

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joining me is my friend kylie joy reid. she is a host of the readout and she just finished her show. i am grateful for you hanging out with us. we have been talking through the course of the show about whether things are worse than they were in 2020, 2016 and whether they are the same. you have been covering his outrageous language, his voter suppression efforts, you talk about it a lot. i want to ask you, do you think his comments this weekend, what he's saying now, his efforts in the cities, as it was in 2020 and 2016? is it the same and what level of concern do you have of what you are seeing? >> i will echo george conway in saying that donald trump, he called him a lunatic and i won't use the term, but he is in decline. everything about donald trump is appreciably worse in 2016 or 2020 because he is in decline. he can't start the start of a story without veering into a fictional award he supposedly won't go. he can answer a question with lucidity. he is less lucid but less inhibited, and that means, his innate racism po

and kylie is here now to talk about the weather because they know they're both setting it up, saying it's going to be nice. well, here's the thing. you want to cool down. we got to get the marine layer back in that's the thing to get full tricky. doesn't mean that it won't be great weather. we'll have to see. we get a little bit closer to a but it does mean we will be engaging with that marine layer once again. clearly not engaging with it at half. moon today. >> blue skies once again. beautiful beach day. people out there kind of enjoying the cooler place in the bay to be because once again, we are dealing with heat. so happening there right now at 70 degrees. but boy, head to san carlos cupertino, its 102 head to the inner east bay livermore is at 101 on one in fairfield. you can see how close we are. 200 and spotlight conquered as well. 102, in nevada, 100 and santa rosa. we are dealing with the heat yet again, waiting for that onshore flow to bring in that marine layer. not quite doing it yet, right? so that's the thing. that is why we are still under that heat advisory. and you

we have kylie here to detail what sky was just like. how can a be halloween already? and then it's going to be holiday. and here we go. and it just feels like it's all happened valentine's that. >> i need a minute. but let's talk about the rain and the snow that we're going to be getting this year is going to get some snow live. look at the fear right now. they've had a few clouds out there, too. but a beautiful day. looks like somebody left to chair that there were checking out the view. they are going to be under a winter weather advisory starting at 11 o'clock tonight. this is the first set of winter weather that's gonna come through, right? so that will be tonight. snow above about 7,000 feet. and then there's a second hit when we get into the weekend and that one is likely to have a little more moisture associated with that. just like the rain that we're going to get to the heavier, the heavier snow likely there in the colder air, which means those snow levels will start about 7,000 feet for tonight. but the lower about 5,000 feet we get into the overnight there

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have these three different fronts essentially, gaza, lebanon, and now we're ron and my colleagues, kylie atwood and jennifer hansler are reporting that in terms of the israeli retaliation against iran, the administration has not gotten assurances that israel will not target iran's nuclear facilities. >> president biden has said that he hopes that they will not. do you think the u.s. has lost its ability to influence israel? >> i think that would be an overstatement i mean, listen, israel has the right to defend itself, a consistently said that i condemn the attacks by iran on israel. and i've supported the security umbrella and the air defense collaboration between the united states and israel to respond to those attacks by iran the rocket attacks by hezbollah and others. at the same greater level of coordination by israel. may we are trying, we are sending emissaries over. we are attempting to figure out what their strategy is there has to be more information by israel because they exist, they live under the us security the umbrella make no mistake about this, and then they have their o

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i think you may have thought you were going to see kylie , but you've got keir kylie, but you've gotnt to say a big thank you to you, because we've come here to get a proper sense of the work that you do. we've come here to hear about how successful you are . this is an incredible place are. this is an incredible place to work . the amount of work that to work. the amount of work that you do from here is phenomenal. this company has grown and grown and that's down to you and the skills that you bring to what you do day in, day out . and for you do day in, day out. and for me, there's no substitute for coming to places where you and others work and getting a sense for myself of what you do , how for myself of what you do, how skilled it is and how important it is to our country. i've said many times my dad was a toolmaker. he worked in a factory, but that matters to me because until i went to off college, i didn't even know any working environment other than a factory. so it is really , really factory. so it is really, really important for me to be here today to and say thank you for

i'll go to kylie and were 45 minutes in. i haven't gotten to anything else. then i'm going to try to go to some other questions. >> when it comes -- the lebanese government, presidential elections, do you think lebanon is any closer to actually carrying out those elections today than they were a few weeks ago for the u.s. was pushing hard and? >> i do have an assessment to offer. that something that members of the lebanese political party did speak to. >> one of the question. there's a report the secretary is considering laying out a day after plan for gaza after the presidential election in november. is that i could? is he planning to roll that out after the election? >> i did speak to this, in response to someone else's question. i would have any announcements to make about a plan. it something we to discuss with a number of countries in the region. our arab partners, israel parties as well about what the specific contours of play would look like. it's something we've been working on going back months but as to when we would have something to present with o