>> well, thank you lloyd. thank you for hosting us here today and it is great to see you and it is great to see you, grant, here in california. and we have had a very productive day in this trilateral aukus defense ministers' meeting. and as we reflect today on what has happened in the last 12 months since we met as a group in washington d.c. in december of last year, it has been a truly momentous year, where there has been an enormous amount of progress, particularly in respect of australia acquiring a nuclear powered submarine capability, with the help of the united states and united kingdom under pillar 1 of aukus. in march of this year, we saw the announcement of the pathway by which this would be achieved, which was a breakthrough moment in terms of australia's defense capability. and since then, we've seen the standing up of the australian submarine agency. we have seen the commitment of infrastructure work, we have seen australians undertake, both submariners and defense industry workers, here in united

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lloyd, richard, that's why i've enjoyed our conversations so much this afternoon. we said we were going to ensure the pillar 2 was meaningful image change the way we work together and today, we set that course and i'm delighted to work with you both, thank you. >> thank, gentlemen. our first question is from the associated press. >> thank you. to the two ministers, you both talked a bit about the various technology you agreed on today, the radar, deep space improvements. can you tell us what specifically your countries are looking at in terms of what you think the top priorities are for improving your military capabilities through this? what would be something would be the key to this? mr. secretary, for you, you can answer that question also. today, the truce in israel ended. do you believe israel has been taking the american warnings about civilian casualties seriously? are you concerned that even hours after the truce ended, there were about 75 deaths already in gaza? >> i will start. i will start with a question about israel. i want to remind all of us how this

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what are we expecting from lloyd austin's visit to? of the well conditions on the ground will dictate whether no lawyer that should allow us and is actually coming to make a change or whether this is more washington dc spend. we will hear yes again from a us officials that they are going to say that obviously israel has the right to defend itself. it understands the war against come us. but it must conduct the war with an international rules and regulations and laws. i'd also make sure that the number of civilian casualties is kept to a minimum. we've had it from joe biden more than a month ago. we had that from a jake sullivan. here's the excuse me, the, the national security adviser who visited just a couple of days ago. but we continue to see the number of civilians being killed in it and gaza increase. we continue to see the as early as target hospitals, we see them to continue to target churches and to kill people who are even linked with the french diplomatic service. all of those will be regarded as breaches of international law

so what is lloyd austin achieved on this visit? so it really does seem like washington is trying to send a layered message to israel. here you do have that surface message of unshakable support to israel. but the nice of that surface message is the expectation that the u. s. as is relevant, biggest defense and diplomatic back or that it expects to be listened to. so lord austin, while he was in israel, he reiterated his message about protecting civilians is a moral and strategic imperative. at the same time, his talks with his rarely officials focused on how to scale back is really operations away from heavy aerial bombardment away from the heavy ground operation into gaza into something much more targeted and narrow intelligence driven aimed specifically at homeless leaders. but it is unclear how much is ro is taking on, is taking on board at the moment. it is not clear whether israel and the u. s. are on the same page with regard to how to prosecute this more with regard to the way forward for gaza and the associated timelines. h

defense lloyd aus lloyd austin is going to be sending a strong message to israel to change its tactics in gaza, and we will bring you that live. >>> and donald trump is promising the largest deportation in the history as he claims they are poisoning the blood of the country, but nikki haley who has a different message is surging in new hampshire. >>> and plus, president biden steps away from the car when a car slams into the motorcade. john berman is off today. i'm sara sidner with kate bolduan. this is cnn "news central." >>> this morning, we are awaiting a press conference with defense secretary lloyd austin with the israeli defense minister. he is to press the israeli defense ministers to find ways to fight the casualties in gaza that are climbing ever higher. jeremy diamond is calling us from tel aviv, and what are you hearing from the press secretary, because in times this is very different? >> yes, the messages in public and private are quite different, but nonetheless, we are hearing the ramping up of the public pressure from the u.s. officials as they are urging the israeli cou

secretary is now in tel aviv, lloyd austin. and significant shift, the british foreign secretary david cameron and german foreign minister annalena baerbock called for a sustainable ceasefire in a joint article in the sunday times. the pair said efforts should be focused on a two-state solution after the assault comes to an end. the u.k. and germany had previously declined to call for a ceasefire and abstained from voting last week on the u.n. general assembly's ceasefire resolution. also on sunday, french foreign minister catherine colonna called for an immediate and durable truce while meeting with her israeli counterpart eli cohen in tel aviv, saying "too many civilians are being killed" in gaza. this comes as u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin arrived in israel earlier today, where he is expected to focus talks on transitioning to a lower intensity war. austin traveled to israel from kuwait, where he paid his respects after the death of sheikh nawaf al-ahmad al-sabah, the emir of kuwait, who was buried sunday. meanwhile, t

later on monday, lloyd austin is expected to pressure the company to scale back. major combat operations in concept is ready, forces have killed 6 palestinians, and rides in the occupied west bank. the licensed operation took place in 2 car night, the se dozens of his riley vehicle stores the refugee camp. they were accompanied by his ready, bold sizes that we used to destroy roads and other infrastructure. how does air is charles draft that has moved from to car? this is riley army right. last it around 8 hours on the refugee camp of nora shops in total car of japan down here, this is one of the strikes sites of what local site was a projects all that was launched from and these riley driving as you can see, the damage to the ground is minimal and that's because this particular weapon is designed to throw out thousands of both bearings and pieces of shrapnel at the surface level here. and as you can see, that will is completely peppered with shrapnel locals here. say that there were 2 members of the on resistance that were killed in this attack and one civilian.

serious threat to him, and of course, i cannot dwell on the speech of the us secretary of defense, lloyd austin, he took part in the regan forum on national defense issues, this is a representative event, which brought together the senior command staff of the us army, leading analysts, experts from the american intelligence services, and of course, several passages, this still proclaims the right to us world hegemony and the justification for the right to such hegemony, of course, was especially struck by the phrase when he said, we can walk and chew gum at the same time, and at the same time we are not afraid to disperse our forces across several theaters of military operations, meaning ukraine, the middle east, and of course, confrontation with china, let us listen, there is only a small clarification here, when they say that they can walk and live chewing gum at the same time, this is a stable expression indicating that they can do two things at the same time, however, it sounds amusing and quite funny , especially from the lips of a citizen who declares himself an omnipotent and all.

how is this going be playing out with lloyd austin now? >> the israeli's first question is that there is a gap between the united states and israel. and so the rhetoric on both sides is shifting, but the reality on the ground really for both sides is not shifting that much. and so, i think that the israelis are making some changes and like opening up the second entry for humanitarian aid, but the united states is shipping arms and aid and if that is the time line, things are going to be worse before it turns to a more tactical and precise campaign. >> you have heard from minister galant that was parroting what netanyahu said, they will be continuing until the job is done. but is the white house acting privately, and in public, they are listing all of the support, and all of the reasons they will stand by israel, but in private are these conversations tougher now? >> well, i am thinking they are tougher, but the arms are flowing, and so there is this difficult imperative here. a lot of the israeli citizens cannot return to their homes and w

that is a fact that lloyd _ the coming days. that is a fact that lloyd austin _ the coming days.at lloyd austin also - the coming days. that is a fact that lloyd austin also said - that lloyd austin also said when he talked about the civilian population — that they are the centre of gravity. would you say there has been greater international pressure from the us this time around and do you feel that will impact the way israel strategise is going forward? definitely, we see a different. first in terms of the us rhetoric and policy towards israel. it is no longer about this in unconditional support. it is medically it does not want to see the same number of civilian casualties in the south like we saw in the north. the problem is, how do you implement that at the operational level? israel started to us discussing the idea of having safe zones, humanitarian bubbles, but it's difficult to see how they can play out and how the military can target hamas without targeting or having this type of collateral damage. facing . reater of collateral damage. facing greater pressure _ of collate

but lloyd as you sin the u.s.d of defense said he wanted other nations to do more to protect shipping. >> these attacks are reckless, dangerous and they violate international through. so we are taking action to build an international coalition to address it threat. i would remind you that this is not just a u.s. issue. it is an international problem and it difference an international response. >> he is right. the seaway between the suez canal and the strait in the south is crucial for world trade and consumer goods we order blithely on line. >> it is about protecting important supply chains because so much of global trade goes through there. it is about 12%. >> so the impact of this war is being felt outside its borders diverting ship damaging trade. the risks of escalation still very present. >> back on the program former u.k. military strategic planer who spent 20 years as an r.a.f. assault helicopter pilot. you were a strategic military planner in the british army. what is required to protect shipping through i

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we also have a lloyd's syndicate. we are a big part of lloyd's as well. david: as i understand the business, there are really two parts to it. one is assessing risk and charging premiums that, hopefully from the insurers point of view, cover the risk. and the second is taking those premiums and investing it. hopefully getting a good rate of return. let's talk about the first part. in the first part of assessing risk, is it harder today to assess the risk that you might have in insuring somebody's home or property? peter: property and casualty company is much more complicated to get the underwriting right, then the investment side. you're right, with factors such as global warming, catastrophes, you know, the dynamic of what happened after the pandemic with density and peaks in areas such as florida, california. so, understanding your balance sheet and you are aggregates mesh and -- and your underwriting is complicated. you need people with a lot of experience and good judgment in terms of making underwriting choices. david: if somebody says, climate chang

just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> secretary of defense lloyd austin came to get more details from primeinister netanyahu to get a real sense of where israel is in its operations against hamas. >> the israeli military on sunday revealing new video of what it is calling the largest hamas tunnel they have discovered inside the gaza strip. >>> former president donald trump ramped up this anti-immigration rhetoric during remarks in nevada sunday. >> they come from prisons, they come from mental institutions and insane asylums, many terrorists. >>> senators have spent the weekend trying to see if they can get any sort of compromisen out issue of immigration. >> this is not just immigration reform. they're basically working diligently on just security at the border. ♪ >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it's monday, december the 18th. 9:00 a.m. here in london, 11:00 a.m. in israel where u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin is expected to arrive in israel with meetings with key israeli officials over the war with hamas. >> a u.s. official

and lloyd then -- excuse me -- secretary austin. he's a good friend of mine. >> you can do that with your history with him. >> that's true. but again, i should not. but secretary austin can walk in and say, guys, please describe it for me and allow me to think out loud with you as you walk through the process. >> also, we learned this weekend three israeli hostages were waving a white flag when they were mistakes enly killed by idf soldiers. the way the hostages were killed, from what we know, what does this tell you about israel's military training, readiness, perhaps the stressors involved at this stage of the war in gaza? what can be learned from this? how does it paint a more clear picture in the fog of war? >> well, there is a fog of war. you nailed it, fred. training can bring you to a certain level of readiness, and the idf does that as a matter of routine. i can't speak to the specific unit that was involved in this very tragic accident, misidentification of a hostage for a hamas fighter. the whole thing puts a human face on

lloyd austin is in israel reiterating the u.s.'unshakable support for the country.poken to israel about making the war in gaza more surgical and reducing harm to civilians but says he will not do date timelines or terms. he spoke beside his israeli counterpart who said israel would not control gaza in anyway following the war. the un security council is expected to vote tuesday on a resolution calling for cee-fire if the humanitarian situation in gaza continues to deteriorate. it is unclear if the u.s. will veto that. our correspondent sent us this report from jerusalem. reporter: direct criticism of the israeli -- there was no criticism of the israeli defense force when lloyd austin gave a statement today, but gave a hint at the frustration of the high number of civilian casualties in gaza. frustration expressed by the biden administration. he said he had discussions with israeli leadership about how to reduce harm to civilians but said he had to travel to -- have not traveled israel to dictate timelines or terms, but goals and objectives they talked about transiti

i down to what lloyd austin was doing in jerusalem?— in jerusalem?age is very much _ in jerusalem? i think the language is very much was _ in jerusalem? i think the language is very much was looking - in jerusalem? i think the language is very much was looking at - in jerusalem? i think the language is very much was looking at where | is very much was looking at where the united states feels they can push israel without looking like they are abandoning or not completely getting behind their ally. i think what they have seen is certainly an increase step up in pressure in closed circles in private conversations with the united states and israel. but at the un, it has been as lloyd austin talked about an unshakeable commitment to its ally. it is always a delicate balance. that is why we are seeing such careful attention paid to the exact wording because there is really an acknowledgement and we saw that with president biden�*s statement last week that the united states is facing growing isolation diplomatically at the un over its decisions not to be to

we expect in tel aviv with lloyd austin to talk about the u.s. we are now framing the war with israel and gaza. many on the left who have urged israel to stop the war, to call a cease-fire. that hasn't been the case. israel firmly believes there is plenty of work to do in gaza to continue its, quote, elimination of hamas. so when that begins we'll bring it to you live from tel aviv shortly. dana. >> dana: breaking this morning pope francis says the catholic church will allow priests to bless same sex couples. we have the story. >> it's called declaration. how pope francis is reconciling the church's doctrine on marriage which the church recognizes is only between a man and woman, with being caring and loving to people in same sex relationships. pope francis has approved allowing priests to bless couples because they shouldn't have exhausted moral analysis to receive the blessing. there is a question of blessing of same sex couples and irregular relationships. during its recent synod meetings in rome in october it was the subject of intense debate

20, according to home us officials. despite renewed pressure for a cease fire. us defense secretary lloyd austin, said washington would continue to i'm, it sound like is around. i signaled it will gradually transition to the next phase of the war against how most, which carried out the type of 7 tower attacks. we also correspondent in jerusalem, tanya came up for more on the finding. well it's far it is pressing ahead with this chrome defensive, so their reports coming in from strikes is strikes across the gulf strip in the north and in the south is rather service also striking with its naval uh, forces in a certain areas as well as its infantry has been reported strikes on a house in a rough, rough uh, from hollow stand in a source. there was casualties. uh there also reported uh the is where the army has said they have uh, targeted uh, also in the area. and we are not sure of they have not commented on that specific other strike uh a uh, most militant as well. so the offensive uh, this also heavy fighting reported in the north and this is a your area and also in between noon. and this c

and when secretary lloyd was passed, would you join in, were you not donating? why the, how did you send these cost cutters in the 1st place? i asked if they don't have answers today to the challenges that they've created themselves. and just a quick one as to the entire thing, right? this whole thing started with occupation professionals level of that, 82. and that's what has been that was created occupation of palestine. the professionals always back in does. that's what, how much is great and we are not talking about why these are resistance movement. especially talking about them as fetters movements, you know, i, myself will not justify an act of terrorism. i know that typically speaking, i would say how mazda and has black cavity dentist effects like is, or it is a state sponsored terrorism. it actually does everything that you start or as the congressional but there's other states, and these are resistance movements. that's what the, or the word created on the occupation. they are resisting occupation. and the end game is the end of the patient. and if th

the senate regarding the allocation of money to ukraine, the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, threatened the participants with the murder of their children, meaning that they would be sent to fight in ukraine. in this situation, it would be more correct to say not the head of the pentagon, but the leader of the pentagon. but why does congress not want to allocate money even under threats? about this report by mikhail okinchenko. refusal of republican senators to even talk to the administration. president biden on the topic of allocating the next package of financial assistance to ukraine caused disappointment close to despondency in the white house; there, of course, they still do not want to abandon the kiev regime, but there is also nothing to reassure it. we are in no position to promise ukraine support given the situation in congress. few people are inspired by useless patriotic slogans about the need to defend freedom and democracy in a distant country, so persuasion, as the famous american journalist tucker carlson reports, in the biden administration. the biden administration is o

the us defence secretary, lloyd austin, made a statement at a joint press conference with his israelipart in tel aviv. he met that is really prime minister, lloyd austin said the us commitment to israel was unquestionable. he also met his counterpart in the past hour the pair held a news conference in which amongst other matters he confirmed they discussed the past or future for gaza. israelis and palestinians both deserve a horizon of hope. so the united states continues to believe, as we have under administrations of both parties, that it is in the interest of both israelis and palestinians to move forward toward two states, living side by side in mutual security. here's the israeli defence minister, yoav gallant, who also made a statement following talks with his us counterpart. in northern gaza, our troops have eliminated thousands of terrorist, destroyed military infrastructure and dismantled most of the battalions operating in the area. in south gaza, in khan younis, we are focused on and limited hamas leadership and military infrastructure. detecting and engaging hamas leadersh

and allen lloyd austin is due to touch down as israel and becoming alice. he is the latest us official to do. so do we expect him to put any more pressure on israel than others from the us administration? but the only way we'll know is if that plays the way the americans have been talking. they say that they would like to see an end to this phase of the war sometime by the end of the year. but we've had from your kalonski is really defense minister. we've had for benjamin that yahoo, the prime minister saying the war will go on. now it's load, austin is meant to bring some sort of expertise of pipe in warfare because he was the senior us commander when they were fighting in afghanistan on the right. and he wants to talk to them about this strategic objectives. namely, the defeat of some us, but he will also warn about the number of civilians that are being killed and how is that is leaking support for israel across the globe not. but there's also a lack of support in the is really itself, not a huge lack of support, but it is growing particularly after the

we also have the syndicate -- a lloyd syndicate. david: one part of insurance is assessing risk in charging premiums that hopefully cover the risk. the second is taking those premiums, investing it, and hoping to get a good rate of return. on the first part, assessing risk, is it harder today because inflation is so high to assess the risk that you might have been insuring a home or property? peter: the property casualty company is more come again to get the underwriting rate than the investment side. with inflation, the complexity of cyber risk today, and other factors such as global warming, catastrophes, the dynamic will happen after the pandemic -- with density in florida and california. understanding your balance sheets and your aggregates with what you are underwriting is complicated. you need people with experience and good judgment in terms of making underwriting choices. david: if somebody says climate change is not really here, they have not talked to a property and casualty insurer, correct? peter: that is true. five of t

no one was injured in the attack on behalf of lloyd franco off the coast of human the ship was able to continue. it's close to singapore for germany, for him and the stoves he was. the attack is for the proof that this important c route is on the print. what is the gable? what's the federal government? condemn, and all the tax on ships. and of course also the attack on the hub, lloyd fest fluid out she asked them the hope is we must stop attacking merchant ships in the red sea. mia misses affords also going in november, gemini, who the rebels hijacked the freight, the galaxy leader, and from the attack ceased the bridge and raised the palestinian flag. but the ship and its crew under the control, they anchored the west side of the germany coast. it's an attempt by the rebels to put pressure on countries like germany, that support israel in the, to the you have any forces will continue operations against use ro until the aggression against our break brothers and guys us see this one in the, in the game. any capital, so now i'm friday, supporters of the hope the rebels celebrated the ope

[000:00:00;00] the us defense secretary lloyd austin, travels to israel. he is expected to pressure the government to scale back its military offensive own gaza, the october cry. this is hell just here. a line from the hot also coming up more dead and wounded. another die of is ready strikes on northern cause it kills 90 people. jabante of refugee can in southern guns of desperate scenes as fairly close as a launch attacks across the city of con eunice, causing casualties in a pdf tra cord plus the symbolic funerals and the occupied with bank. an endless way to tell us citizens from the bodies of their loved ones comp disguises by as rarely forces the, the us secretary of state, just traveling to israel is cool, is going to put a stop to its war on guns. israel has been stepping off its military offensive despite the rising international pressure. lloyd austin is expected to praise. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, its government to scale back until preparations. austin will head back to bar ryan off to a day long visit. he will also be visiting cutoff a

and allen lloyd austin is just the latest us official to be visiting israel. do we expect him to put any more pressure on israel than others from the us and ministration? the know you've got to stuck out what the others have said from joe biden. but the president himself from the national security advisor jake sullivan, who was here just a few days ago on to the blinking the secretary of state and the. busy austin, in the old academy, the same message that israel has the right to defend itself, the right to attack and go after him us. but it has to carry out its populations in line with international law and also try and reduce the number of civilian casualties. yet we have continued to see a tax on hospitals. the rising debt total, including the number of children attacks on chuck chosen mosques as well. and even the shooting of people who are holding white flags and or putting to surrender. so the test will be whether at the united states is know, getting more serious about this and actually threatening red lines. sanctions, things that they want to see from

now we're expecting also in this regard to the us defense. secretary lloyd also arrived in israel. now, to talk about this a, he said that you will, to, uh, with this account of policy about the i went to the commitment of the united states to israel and its for edwards. but she also said that that needs to be more done uh to protect civilians and garza and its more 8 needs to be throwing into garza and no res seem is well, has some sort of reopened of one of its costing the term. so long processing at least 2 for some more trucks to go in there, but on the ground, humanitarian organizations are saying in dallas, or the situation is as a diet, the impact is not that size because over 1900000 people, dozens of residents that has been displaced, most of them multiple times, a doing this was mainly no a to the south. the 8 distribution is very difficult. and also the death toll is mounting every day. now clearly a lot of pressure from abroad that but what about as home? whether it's also a lot of pressure here on the is really government especially of to this a very uh, this incident

and of course, also the attack on the hubbard lloyd vessel ward. off she asked them, the whole piece must stop attacking mountain ships in the red sea, mia misses affords all filled and in november, gemini, who p rebels, hijacked the freight of galaxy leader. and from the attack, they seized the bridge and raised the palestinian flag. but the ship and its crew under the control, they anchored the west some of the many coast. it's an attempt by the rebels to put pressure on countries like germany, that support israel in the, to the many forces will continue operations against each route until the aggression against our brave brothers and guides us jesus. why any one in the in the game? any capital, so now and friday, supporters of the fleet, the rebels celebrated the operations. the us government said they would react militarily to be a tax and recency off the german navy for support in the read seems to pass. so let's look at some more stories making headlines around the world medical exam, and as the funds are, let's say the death of act of matthe

to global schiffron lines mask and half odd lloyd sea. yeah. halting cargo voyages through the red sea for the wind attacks linked to the fight and in gaza, friday for the rebels from the admin staff to the file. and the deck of one vessel and set the fire themselves up to about ships, but it was only the most to be send any string of incidence that us officials have pledged to prevent in coordination with international allies. no one was injured in the attack on behalf of lloyd frank to off the coast of human. the ship was able to continue. it's close to singapore for germany, for him and the stoves he was. the attack is further proof that this important c route is under print. what is the gable? what's the federal government condense all attacks on ships? and of course, also the attack on the hubbard lloyd fest fluid out she asked them the hope is we must stop attacking merchant ships in the red sea mia. mrs. affords also can in november, gemini, who the rebels hijacked the freight of galaxy leader and from the attack, deceased the brid

and of course, also the attack on the hub lloyd for fluid. oh, she asked them, the hope is we must stop attacking mountain ships in the red sea, mia misses affords all filled and in november, gemini, who the rebels hijacked the freight, the galaxy leader and from the attack ceased the bridge and raised the palestinian flag. but the ship and its crew under the control, they anchored the west some of the many coast. it's an attempt by the rebels to put pressure on countries like germany, that support as well in the, to the many forces will continue operations against use ro until the aggression against our break brothers and guys us see this one in the, in the game. any capital, so now i'm friday, supporters of the hope the rebels celebrated the operations. the us government said they will react militarily to be attacks. and recently, all the german navy for support and the read seems to pass. so here's a look at some of the other headlines making use around the world. a us court has ordered rudy giuliani to pay over a $148000000.00 for defamat

but we've had from lloyd austin that is team. and they say it is up to israel to decide when they move on to the next stage of the war, which isn't as intense as we saw as best, but perhaps becomes much more targeted and it's operation. and so if israel decides to change the way it's conducting the work that will only become a problem in time, and then it would be more or then just be spinning from the american. but lloyd austin is aware of that is bill if losing support globally. we could see that with the you and both the talk of another one coming in the next few days. and this pressure to and benjamin netanyahu intentionally, mainly because of what happened over the last 3 days. the desk of 3 captives shot dead as they tried to give themselves up to the people who would be to save them. and that has put benjamin netanyahu under more pressure that he's been under since october this up. it's still anything use in israel. what could have been a moment to celebrate no a national tragedy. 3 men held captive in gaza, cutting white

and lloyd lloyd austin is coming here, hoping we understand that these riley's will be looking to move to a less intense phase of the role. that is what the americans want them to do because of a high level of civilian casualties at austin has plenty of experience of, of and more will 5. he was a response of the planning for the attempt to re take mosul from isolate years back in the conflict in iraq. so he knows what he's talking about when he 1st came in a few days after october, the 7th, he told these riley's, then they have too many policies gathered on the board. and instead they should be using strategic as strikes to take out how my senior leadership, israel has like no, but i'm going full ball for this was a ground invasion is in gaza and shows no sign really of fucking down. if anything, these riley is a dumpling down, austin wound in december the beginning of december. if you drive civilians into the arms of the enemy, you replace a typical victory with a strategic defeat. we can save them the latest polls. how much, how much is popularity increased in the occupied westbank?

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defense secretary lloyd austin is back in tel aviv for a critical diplomatic visit.he white house urging israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to change course, as civilian casualties in gaza mount. >>> and millions of americans up and down the east coast are facing serious and severe weather today. the powerful nor'easter already has hundreds of thousands in the dark this morning. i'm kate bolduan with sara sidner, john berman is off today. this is "cnn news central." ♪ >>> immigration and fearmongering. donald trump the current front-runner in the republican primary race, hammering home his message on immigration to voters with just four weeks left before the iowa caucuses. but it's the language he's using that is raising eyebrows and alarm bells this morning. donald trump is doubling down on his dehumanizing rhetoric about foreigners. just listen to what he said at a fair of campaign stops in new hampshire and nevada over the weekend. >> they're poisoning the blood of our country. that's what they've done. they've poisoned, mental institutions and prisons all